Compromises Clear Way For New State Budget
The Wisconsin budget conference committee met after a two week delay and resolved major issues blocking Gov. Patrick J. Lucey’s 2.7 billion dollar 1973 75 spending plan. Republican senators and three Assembly Democrats debated four compromises to move the measure toward legislative passage. The committee’s recommendation now faces Senate action for final approval.
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Madison, Wis
Assembly Democrats
Patrick J. Lucey
Senate
Assembly
Sen
Ate
Lucey
Wisconsin
Anthony Earl
D-Wausau
Earl
Presidential Palace In Chile Under Attack
In Santiago, Army troops with tanks fired on the Moneda Palace as President Salvador Allende reported a seditious faction within the military. He urged workers to oppose the rebels while loyal forces support the government amid nationwide strikes and protests over rising prices and wage demands.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Moneda Palace
Mario Sepulveda
Sepulveda
La Crosse Garment Receivership Affects Local Labor
Smith testified firms shifted from federal contracts to other work and then to Milwaukee based Jack Winter Co. The company’s closure shown profits of 1200 while a proposed sale to Country Miss fell through due to liquidation risk. Lillian Kampschroerer and union members reacted to the receivership proceedings.
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Smith
Jack Winter Co
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Sleik
la Crosse Garment
Gilbertson
Lillian Kampschroerer
Baptist Group Denounces Unorthodox Worship Practices
In Kansas City at the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches 42nd annual conference a resolution denounces charismatic worship including tongues signs and personal revelations. It calls these forms misinterpretations of scripture and not regular spiritual gifts. About 4,000 to 5,000 messengers from 1,400 churches represent around 210,000 members.
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Kansas City
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
Uaa
Churga
Car Hits Bridge Fatalities Rise in Minnesota Toll
A St Paul man Jack Johnson 23 was killed when his car hit a bridge pier at Maryland Avenue West and Kent Street. Albert D Gallatin Jr 30 of Greensburg Pa died in a head-on collision with a semitrailer on Minn 71 near Bertha in Todd County. Myron Lee Mulder Prinsburg Minn the truck driver sustained facial lacerations.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Bertha
Minnesota
Jack Johnson
Maryland Avenue West
Kent Street
Albert D. Gallatin Jr
Greensburg
Minn
Todd County
Myron Lee Mulder
Prinsburg
Theft reports include tires, mic and purse from several homes
Two tires valued at 30 were stolen from Mrs. Aletta Weber's garage at 826 S 9th St. A $50 microphone was taken from Modern Cleanup Service at 2300 S Ave. A purse with $8 and a broken car window were reported stolen from Mrs. Shirley Zingg's Madison car on Grandad Bluff. Two Onalaska girls aged 14 and unknown were charged with shoplifting pants and a jacket worth 18 from Spurgeon's Store.
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S. 9Th St
Modern Cleanup Service
South Ave
Shirley Zingg
Madison
Grandad Bluff
Onalaska
Spurgeon
S. 4Th St
Schlesinger Confirmed as Defense Secretary by Senate
The Senate approved President Nixon's nomination of James R. Schlesinger for defense secretary after Sen. William Proxmire withdrew his objections. Proxmire pressed for clarity on possible bombing resumes in North Vietnam, while Schlesinger tied any such action to major North Vietnamese aggression threatening South Vietnam under Paris accord terms. Senator Stuart Symington said he did not see how the nominee could answer.
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James R. Schlesinger
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Schlesinger
U.S
North Vietnam
Dean
White House
Ehrlichman
John N
Mitchell
Kleindienst
James W. McCord Jr
John Sirica
McCord
Weicker
Internal Revenue Law
Internal Revenue
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Hamilton
Ohio
Ervin
Gerald L. Warren
J? Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Trucker Dies In Semi Tanker Wreck Near Osseo Wisconsin
Albert L. Lane of Ferndale Michigan was killed at 2:30 a.m. Friday when his resin tanker lost control on Interstate 94 near Osseo and plunged into a creek. Further details were not available at press time.
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Osseo
Wis
Albert L. Lane
Ferndale
Mich
Cycle Mishap Fatal To Appleton Man
A motorcycle crash on a Menasha road killed Timothy Songstock 20 of Appleton. The incident pushed Wisconsin 1973 traffic fatalities to 485, compared with 511 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Timothy Songstock
Menasha Road
Two La Crosse Boys Arrested for Boathouse Burglary
Police say two youths, ages 13 and 14, broke into George Smith’s boathouse on the Black River near Copeland Park Drive. They stole a boat, a motor, water skis and other property valued at 314 dollars.
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la Crosse
George Smith
Charles Sr
Black River
Copeland Park Drive
California Capital Benicia’s Brief 1853 1854
Benicia served as California’s capital for a short period from 1853 to 1854 located 32 miles northeast of San Francisco. This brief designation highlights the early political shifts as the state organized its government in its formative years.
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Benicia
San Francisco
California
Stolen Property Case Dismissed in Wisconsin Court
A La Crosse County judge dismissed the Gerald J. Weis Sr. case on grounds the evidence was tainted by an illegal first search at his home. The operation followed a December burglary tied to juveniles who reportedly sold items to Weis.
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French Island
la Crosse
Buffalo
Gary Schlosstein
Gerald J. Weis Sr
Church Drive
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Lukoff
Sheriff's Deputies
Weis
Edmund Nix
Donovan Borsheim
Sharon St
Borsheim
Sheriff's Department
Schlosstein
ECB Says Tower Meets FAA Requirements Southwest of La Crescent
ECB chief engineer William Woods told the La Crosse Aviation Board the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board tower southwest of La Crescent complies with FAA requirements. He said the FAA hazard determination would have expired Monday if not met and that an FCC application was filed in June as required.
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Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
ECB
Federal Aviation Administration
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la Crescent
Friday
Federal Communications Commission
William Woods
Aviation Board
Court hears motion over North Side building sale
Cordes says the New York firm may back off its premium bid while the garment firm uses the building amid ownership confusion. He plans daily contact with the firm to aid a La Crosse relocation and offers ECB help to the garment maker. The ECB voted to request FAA documents on no hazard for an 869 foot tower for educational TV and WHLA FM, with construction to start next week. The board also sought an environmental impact statement exemption and reaffirmed personnel changes and a temporary chairman. Weather outlook follows for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa with mixed clouds and warmer conditions.
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Harry Wiggert
Gilbertson
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Shoger
Senty
Shimshak
La Crosse Tribune Contact Details and Pricing Note
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles including publisher editor and city editor and urges readers to call 782 8040 for delivery issues. It notes rates: city carrier 1.60 every two weeks and mail subscriptions within 75 miles at 30 per year. Volume 69 Number 44.
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S. 4Th St
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Debate format change for Roberts Baltz encounter
A format change for the Roberts Baltz debate moves from WLSU FM studios to the Wing Communications Center auditorium. The hour long program begins at 7 30 p m Sunday with 10 minute openings five minute rebuttals followed by media questions and five minute summations. Baltz sought the change citing criticism of Roberts votes and 1970 campaign practices.
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D-Holmen
Walter Baltz
West Salem
Baltz
Wlsu-Fm
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Wing Communications Center
Roberts
Congress edges toward budget package amid veto threats
Congress nears a combined package presented as one bill with a Nixon veto threat over Cambodian funding. It would raise Social Security for retirees and couples, extend the debt limit five months, and fund public works, crime prevention, and highway programs while concrete pay-raise rules for lawmakers advance.
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Nixon
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Nixon aides urged gagging senator in Watergate talks
Transcript shows Ehrlichman told Kleindienst to pressure FBI chief Gray to probe Senator Weicker over espionage charges. Nixon aides discussed portraying Weicker as wrong while aiming to keep his vote, with Kleindienst noting potential political risks. Weicker read the transcript at the Watergate hearings.
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Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate
Viser
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
Ehrlichman
Kleindienst
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Watergate Committee
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Weicker
Pat
Ex-Dean Diehl of UM Medical School Dies at 81
Harold S. Diehl, longtime dean of the University of Minnesota Medical School and former chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, died at 81 in a St. Paul hospital. He served as dean from 1935 to 1958 and authored more than 200 scientific papers. A memorial service is planned at Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis. Survivors include a son in Kansas City, a daughter in St. Paul, a sister in Baltimore, two brothers in Delaware and Maryland, and seven grandchildren.
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Harold S. Diehl
University of Minnesota Medical School
American Cancer Society
St. Paul
Minnesota Medical School
ACS
Nittany, Pa
U.S
Plymouth Congregational Church
Minneapolis
Antoni M
Kansas City
Annabelle Diehl Bush
James Perkins
Baltimore
Norman
Wilmington
Del
William
Hagerstown
Fewer Say Nixon Brings Confidence
New York AP report shows Nixon confidence slumped in Harris polls. In June 63 percent doubted he knew nothing of Watergate planning, up from 54 percent in May. The survey tracked perceived confidence in Nixon and belief about his knowledge of the Watergate affair.
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New York
Nixon
Harris
White House
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