Deadline Set For Indians To Modify Their Demands
WOUNDED KNEE S D AP reports peace talks broke off with no resumption until AIM leaders modify three demands. Federal officials warned non residents can depart unarmed by 7 p m Thursday. No injuries reported amid heavy gunfire overnight as occupiers and federal forces clash at Wounded Knee.
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Wounded Knee
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Justice Department
Ralph Erickson
Erickson
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AIM
Oglala Sioux
Richard Wilson
Interior
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South Dakota
Washington
Charles G. Soller
Pine Ridge Reservation
Flood control debate over dikes for La Crosse river area
At a hearing flood protection options for La Crosse focus on a dike system to shield North Side Causeway and French Island. Officials say total floodplain evacuation is too costly, with dikes planned to be about one foot above the 1965 flood, while environmental and property concerns surface from residents and marsh owners.
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Mississippi
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S. 26Th St
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Schaefer
James White
Corps
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Bud) Shiftar
Shiftar Road
Lloyd Haniff
Haniff Road
Green Island
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Blind Teacher Denied Graduation Speaker Role in Alma Center
Richard Fischer, a 38 year old former Lincoln High School teacher who became blind, was rejected by the Alma Center board as the 1973 commencement speaker. Fischer has sued for reinstatement and arbitration proceeds proceed under WERC orders. He plans tests for optagon reading tech and potential training at Stanford with rehabilitation funding.
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Wisconsin Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Youth Found Dead In Caledonia Home
Michael D. Dunn 21 was found dead at his Caledonia residence about 6 p.m. Tuesday March 6. Autopsy pending to determine cause. Services set for Friday at Seffen Funeral Home and St. John's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. He was born January 31 1952 in Hannibal Missouri and survived by his parents a brother and two sisters.
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Seffen
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Lawrence Ginther
Calvary Cemetery
Hannibal
Herbert Dunn
Caledonia High School
James
St. Paul
Leo Dolle
Arvid Nelson
Houston
Welfare recipients said to have thousands in bank in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee bank official told the Milwaukee Sentinel that some welfare recipients deposit welfare checks and hold substantial cash in accounts, despite state limits on cash assets for Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The paper notes cases of checks totaling over a thousand dollars and frequent deposits for special needs, amid ongoing welfare investigations.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Welfare Department
The
Sentinel
Escapees Caught Breaking Into Safe At Madison Car Wash
MADISON Wis AP two escapees from the Oregon State Prison Farm were nabbed Monday while attempting to crack a South Side car wash safe. Judson J Fulchler 31 and John A Sather 27 Milwaukee burglars were held on 2500 bail on new burglary charges after an off duty Madison police officer on burglary duty spotted them.
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Oregon
Judson J. Fulchler
John A. Sather
Milwaukee
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Directory Notice
The La Crosse Tribune lists publisher James E. Burgets and editors including K O Blanchard Sanford Goltz Sanders Hook and others. The paper provides contact details for delivery attention and circulation inquiries at 435 S Fourth St La Crosse Wisconsin with city carrier rates two week price and publication schedule noted.
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Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keete
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Ex-Viroqua Pastor Eldon L Farmer dies in Washington DC
Rev Eldon L Farmer 64 of Viroqua died Sunday in Washington DC while visiting a son. Former pastor of First United Methodist Church Viroqua for five years he moved to Menomonie and retired last spring returning to Viroqua. Services set for 1 p.m. Friday at Viroqua church with Masonic rites Thursday evening. Survived by widow Leota two sons E Lewis and David two daughters Elizabeth Aberg and Jack Deters nine grandchildren and one sister. Jacobson Vance Funeral Home in charge no flowers.
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Eldon L. Farmer
Washington, D.C
First United Methodist Church
Menomonie
Viroqua First
First United Churches
Wisconsin
Robert Paulson
Leota
E. Lewis
David
St. Paul
Elizabeth Aberg
Beaver Dam
Jack Deters
Cecil Speck
Kokomo
Ind
Jacobson-Vance Funeral Home
Typhoid Cases Prompt Quarantine Across Camps in Florida
Two boys from a labor camp in Homestead were hospitalized after moving from a typhoid camp. Nine other family members were quarantined at Immokalee camp while health officials report 55 cases in Dade County and 133 hospitalizations in the largest outbreak in 17 years. In another incident, two men bonded after a disorderly conduct arrest near Pearl Street.
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Collier County
Gunnard Antell
Dade County
South Dade
Seasonal Road Ban Enforced on County Highways
La Crosse County Highway Department began enforcing a seasonal road ban of 14 000 lbs gross weight for vehicles on highways H G PI X I and part of Q.
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la Crosse County
Thompson tops field in Wisconsin superintendent race
Dr. Thompson, 48, a Brookfield educator with a UW doctor of education, leads with a strong La Crosse showing as she campaigns on education funding and union dialogue. Primary rivals include Sara Sherkow, Gilbert Anderson, Patricia Barnes and James Scamman, with totals listed for 3,305 wards.
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Brookfield
University of Wisconsin
Korpela
Sara J. Sherkow
Department of Public Instruction
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Antigo
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James P. Scamman
Kenosha
Leonard A. Brittelli
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William J. Rogers
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John W. Vranich
McFarland
Edward B. Elson
Wilbur F. Kalinke
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la Crosse
Dickson
Sherkow
Rogers
Anderson
Clements
James Scamman
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Kniskern
Brittelli
Vranich
Elson
Wollenburg
Kalinke
Price Limits Set on Oil Industry Under Phase 3 Rules
The Nixon administration reimposes price controls on the oil sector with a 1 percent cap on most petroleum products for 23 major firms. Exceptions allow up to 1.5 percent with cost justification, while above that faces profit-margin limits and pre-notification rules.
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John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council
Dunlop
Sudanese Leader Orders Crackdown on Terrorist Links
President Jaafar Numairi ordered a sweep of Sudanese suspected of ties to terrorists and spies after the Black September attack that killed the U.S. ambassador, a U.S. official, and a Belgian envoy. Eight Palestinian guerrillas held. charges not yet filed. Legal experts weigh potential outcomes under Sudanese law.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Jaafar el Numairi
U.S
Numairi
Cleo A. Noel Jr
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Justice
Delivery Notice for Special Supplement Distribution
The La Crosse Tribune announces a special supplement delivery to recipients. Circulation department confirms paper will be delivered to the subscriber address.
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la Crosse Tribune
City Man Begins Sentence For Marijuana Sale
A La Crosse man Thomas Monsoor age 23 reported to start a two year sentence for selling marijuana. He had been convicted in 1971 for selling to a state undercover agent and had a stay of execution denied after an appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Sheriff’s Department
Thomas Monsoor
Lincoln Ave
George St
Green Bay Reformatory
Monsoor
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Patrick Doyle
Circuit Court
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Peter Pappas
Lindsay Will Not Run Again In 1973 Mayoral Bid
New York mayor John V. Lindsay announced he will not seek re election to a third term. He cited the second toughest job in the nation and noted his 1971 party switch from Democrat to liberal Independent and back to Democratic for a failed presidential bid.
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John V. Lindsay
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Congress
Hollywood
U.S. Senate
Florida
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