25 Jun 1973
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
1
A second story French Quarter lounge fire killed 29 people with burglar bars on three windows trapping victims and injuring 15 others. Survivors described jumping from windows as authorities investigated possible arson and gasoline odor.
About 400 people attended a La Crosse District Association for Hearing Impaired Children picnic on Sunday. Sky divers drew cheers as Jack Lucas leaped while Stephanie Albrecht rode on Steven Eide’s shoulders.
The City of La Crosse and Fire Fighters Local 127 select arbitrators as ordered by the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission to resolve the 1973 contract dispute ahead of the deadline. Bruce A. Patterson and Durkin join Dennis Reget in naming the panel pending a third neutral arbiter.
Eggs at 1 dollar a dozen are forecast as farmers face a 60 day price freeze and a free floating feed grain market. Poultry leaders warn of layoffs and potential shortages while producers cut output amid rising costs. Government probes into the price freeze continue.
Senate Watergate hearings reveal John W Dean III claims Nixon was involved but unaware of the scale. He details Haldeman Ehrlichman actions and payoffs, plus alleged cover up, urging forgiveness when facts emerge. Dean faces immunity and potential indictment based on further evidence.
Variable cloudiness and warm conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms likely Monday night. Low around 65. Partly sunny and warm Tuesday with a high near 88. Winds southwest to west 8 to 15 mph Monday night, lighter Tuesday. 50 percent chance of precipitation Monday night. Wednesday remains fair and warm with a low near 70.
Leonard Lee, Tribune state editor, tours following and meeting prefab homes along Highway 35 and finds the visit unsettling. Indian spokesmen in Wisconsin Dells report white merchants increasingly hire Indians to address tourist job complaints.
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