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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

3

Hall Named Receiver as La Crosse Garment Debates Liquidation

Unsecured creditors appoint B. T. Hall to try to save La Crosse Garment Co amid a heated assignment of creditors hearing. Mayor W. Peter Gilbertson, the former receiver, faces criticism over prior losses and a claimed lack of access to records as creditors weigh liquidation or a new plan to repay debts. Aetna Business Credit and Country Miss, Inc. flirted with buying the firm if liquidation occurred, but both withdrew as talks stalled.

la Crosse Garment Co W. Peter Gilbertson Gilbertson Aetna Business Credit, Inc Atlanta B. T. Hall J. C. Penney Co la Crosse Hall Bessman Allen R. Cohen Chicago Robert Smyth la Crosse Garment Daniel Smith Cohen Chicago Bar Association William Ray Ray Harold Schwartz International Ladies Garment Workers Union J. C. Penney Schwartz Harris Terry Gillette Albert de Pozzo Gillette Schwartz Ernest Retzlaff A Crosse Insurance Robert Kline Smith

Nixon seeks to gag senator over Watergate charge

A White House push to hit Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. with public accusations surfaced from a March 28 taped call between John Ehrlichman and Richard Kleindienst. Ehrlichman said Nixon urged contact with FBI Director Gray to probe Weicker’s charge, while Kleindienst warned against provoking the senator for political gain.

Washington Nixon Jwhite House 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 Rat

Wisconsin Assembly votes to urge Congress on abortion amendment

On Thursday the Wisconsin Assembly ended a three hour debate by voting to ask Congress to approve a constitutional amendment allowing states to outlaw abortion. The report notes political maneuvering around Melvin Laird and his new role as White House counselor to the Nixon Administration.

Wisconsin Assembly Congress Wisconsin Melvin Laird Laird White House

Weekend Weather Outlook Fair and Warm Becoming Warmer

Fair and cool Friday night with a low near 52. Saturday turns warmer with highs around 80 and northwest winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to west. Sunday stays fair and warmer with a low near 55 and highs near 85.

Social Security Hike Tied To Antibomb Bill

Congress expected to approve a 5.6 percent Social Security raise for nearly 30 million recipients. The increase would take effect April 1 and is bundled with a bombing cutoff rider and a federal debt limit extension, risking a presidential veto.

Washington Congress House Senate Treasury

Nixon Urges Major Energy Cutbacks and Department Overhaul

President Nixon plans a five percent personal energy cut, a seven percent government saving target, and a sweeping reorganization creating a Department of Energy and Natural Resources and a new Energy Research and Development Administration. A White House energy czar would coordinate policy.

Washington Nixon Interior Department Atomic Energy Commission Wed Interior Energy Research and Development Administration White House Colorado John A. Love Associated Press Federal Department of Energy and Natural Resources DENR

Japan Scrambles for Soybean Alternatives After U.S. Ban

Tokyo reels as Japan confronts a U.S. embargo on soybean exports, seeking new food sources for 105 million people. Ambassador Ingersoll to press Washington for 660000 tons for July to September, while stockpiles and prior reliance on U.S. supply spark concerns in Europe and Britain.

Tokyo U.S Japan United States Robert Ingersoll Agriculture and Forestry Yoshio Sakurauchi Washington Ingersoll Masayoshi Ohira Nixon U.S. China

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