Milwaukee coed named new Miss Wisconsin
Judy Hicke 19, a UW Milwaukee music student born in Germany, won Miss Wisconsin 1973. She teaches music to about 20 students and has a flute solo in Oshkosh pageant, standing 5 feet 7 and 122 pounds. Runner up was Carin Ann Kizewic of Racine.
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Feed mill losses rise as grain prices soar in May
Los Angeles Grain Exchange spokesmen say mills lose about six dollars per ton of processed feed sold as soybeans jump from 3.41 to 8.50 a bushel and corn climbs from 1.41 to 1.75. Food industry warns shortages and higher prices may hit supermarkets in 8 to 10 weeks.
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Nine More Die In Wisconsin Weekend Car Crashes
The Associated Press reports nine weekend fatalities push Wisconsin 1973 traffic deaths to 481, compared with 503 a year earlier. Milwaukees Laura Rusch, 73, dies from injuries after a collision in Outagamie County. Sheboygan residents John Strysick, 21, and Duane Herold, 7, among those killed in separate crashes.
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Milwaukee
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Columbus
BRF Man Nominated For Church Office
A Winnebago Indian from Black River Falls Wisconsin and Peter Thundercloud 23 were nominated to be assistant moderator of the United Church of Christ. The election was scheduled today. Margaret A Haywood, Superior Court judge in Washington, was elected moderator of the church’s governing senate. She became the first black woman to hold the top post.
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Rain Checks for Free Steaks At Omaha Store Draw Big Line
Ike Noyes offered free steaks at Prime Meats Inc from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. About 4,500 steaks were promised, but the supply ran out and rain checks were issued as crowds grew, with 500 more expected next week. The line stretched over half a block at opening. Noyes and manager Chet Majewski aimed to attract customers and promote future sales. Some waited up to three hours.
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Supreme Court Rejects Tax Aids for Nonpublic Pupils
The Supreme Court invalidated New York and Pennsylvania programs that would tax deduct or reimburse nonpublic school parents. Justice Powell said such benefits conflict with neutrality toward religion. The ruling blocks state aid schemes tied to private and parochial education.
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Accidents Kill 13 Persons On Minnesota Roads
Thirteen people died in Minnesota traffic crashes over the weekend raising the 1973 toll to 375. Victims include a Mayer man, a Duluth resident in a hit and run, and several others across the state from Albany to Owatonna, with many names and ages listed.
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Nixon faces Watergate questions amid signs of fault elsewhere
Last January 68 percent approved the president, the high mark. Herbert G. Klein, leaving as Nixon's communications director, predicted a near term press conference but said Watergate questions may be avoided to protect trial rights. He blamed lower level aides as main fault, with some guilt among trusted White House staff. Sen. Charles Percy, a Republican critic, opposed forcing Nixon to testify, calling it a bad precedent for the president being at Congress's beck and call.
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Drowning Tragedy Claims Three Teens and Man in Minnesota
Two teenage boys Jerry Mead 15 of Young America and Fred Greminger 14 of rural Detroit Lakes died while swimming at Eagle Lake and Meadow Lake authorities reported. The body of Harold M Studnek 59 of St Paul was recovered from Rhine stone Lake after drowning June 10 according to Carver County sheriff and local officials.
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La Crosse Tribune announces delivery and subscription details
The La Crosse Tribune lists carrier service contact 782 8040 and advertising rates. It notes publication every afternoon and Sunday morning at 435 S 4th St, La Crosse WI 54803 and provides mail subscription rates including for La Crosse Sunday Tribune within 75 miles, with one year at 30 dollars Volume 69 Number 40.
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