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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
4
Twenty years ago Tribune notes a global review prompting thousands of American servicemen to return home with Japan removal as a start. An artillery shell at Ft. Sill during a public drill killed four and wounded 13. A.J. Schilling, 78, co founder of Schilling Paper Co., died at home.
Koror Palau and surrounding islands have endured four forms of colonial rule from Spain Germany Japan and American influence The piece argues that postwar policy may be most damaging to Palauans while noting Japan's wartime presence and its mixed relations with locals
A 1977 Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece critiques the U N trust in Micronesia. It argues aid and programs have fostered dependency, and warns of a Panama syndrome risk as locals demand continued U S support without reform while the U S speaks of defense and base denial.
In Uganda President Idi Amin plans a 25 mile sedan chair journey from Entebbe to Kampala to deliver his budget. British volunteers are sought as litter bearers amid energy crisis remarks and international skepticism.
King Features Syndicate outlines President Carter’s June 10 meeting with the Magazine Publishers Association. He defends Ambassador Young while signaling caution on terms like racist and Africa policy. The piece critiques press handling and laments unclear official lines.
The LaCrosse Tribune lists Kenneth C. Blanchard as publisher Sanders Hook as general manager Robert S. Gallagher as editor and Sanford Goltz as opinion page editor. The paper, founded in 1904, operates as an independent newspaper.
The court allowed states to choose whether to fund abortions with Medicaid, leaving bans to state law. Movements push bills for federal limits while voices warn against reframing abortion as a public policy fight and highlight long term costs and moral concerns.
The Burger Court divided 5 to 4 ruling that states may deny welfare to families of unemployed strikers. The piece notes HEW's AFDC UF program and calls for a uniform federal rule against welfare and food stamps for workers who quit.
Frank Moore head of Carter's congressional liaison office has improved access with Senate leaders and House aides. He coordinates daily talks with Byrd and Hymes, guiding lawmakers on water projects and the HEW Labor HEW funding bill. Support for the White House rises as Moore delivers clearer, direct answers.
Allan Percy a camping writer for a West Wy Kong Weekly in Canberra set a tent by Lake Burley Griffin after protesters left Parliament House. A policeman questioned his protest stance and left, returning with an “I PROTEST” sign, and did not return.
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