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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1973

Page

2

Wage Fringes Set for Railroad Workers Pact Heads Off Contracts

Washington AP reports a tentative wage and fringe benefits agreement covering about 500000 railroad workers. The 18 month deal raises pay 10.7 percent, includes a 4 percent raise next Jan 1, expands pension by $42.75 monthly, and shifts railroad retirement fund costs to industry. Ratification by 15 unions is needed, with Sheet Metal Workers requiring membership vote.

Washington Sheet Metal National Railway Labor Conference Penn Central

Chicago area woman admits role in La Crosse forgery case

Maureen A. Baldwin of Northlake Illinois pleaded guilty to participating in a check forgery scheme tied to an incident at National Food Store in La Crosse Wisconsin. She admitted involvement in a forged check passed for 117 dollars and received about a quarter of the proceeds. Sentencing set for April 9 after a presentence investigation.

la Crosse la Crosse County Maureen A. Baldwin Northlake Leonard Roraff Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff National Food Store Cass St First National Bank Pyroll Co Harold McCreight Barbara Adkins McCreight Donald Schoenfeld Chicago Miss Baldwin Schoenfeld Naional Foods Roraff Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services

Ex-POW Downey Reveals Mixed Feelings On Release

Downey says he is not bitter about the 20 years in prison and credits U.S. efforts to win his freedom after his capture in 1952. He describes Sino American relations as complicated and discusses his release from Grass Basket Prison and arrival at New Britain General Hospital.

Downey U.S Yale University China Hartford Bradley International New Britain General Hospital Peking Grass Basket Prison William Philippines John William Downey New York

IGA Advertising Supplement Offered with La Crosse Tribune

The La Crosse Tribune announces an IGA advertising supplement in today’s edition. If the supplement is missing readers should call the Circulation Dept for a complete paper delivery.

la Crosse Tribune IGA

Worthless check case leads to bond forfeiture in La Crosse County

A West Salem man forfeited a $59 bond in La Crosse County Court after a charge of issuing a worthless check. Wilbert F. Witte Jr. is alleged to have issued a $61.85 check on October 27 at Kmart, with restitution already made. The La Crosse AFL-CIO Council to host a Meet the Candidates forum Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Labor Temple. all city and state office candidates invited and the event is open to the public. Sharon Imes, candidate for 11th District alderman, challenged opponent Steven Valley to retract a campaign statement about sidewalks. she said she never stated such a position. Also reported: Melvin Nesseth reported his $85 topcoat stolen from the Bodega Friday evening.

West Salem la Crosse Leonard Roraff Wilbert F. Witte Jr Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff Witte Kmart State Road Lukoff Afl-Cio Council Labor Temple Sharon Imes 11Th District Steven Valley S. 31St St Zielke Imes S. 33Rd St Patrick Zielke Dist Valley Melvin Nesseth 9Th St Bodega S. 4Th St

ALC Preparing Memorial Rites For Knutson

Dr Kent S Knutson 48 president of the American Lutheran Church dies from Jacob Kreutzfeld disease. Memorial service set for 4 p m Sunday at Central Lutheran Church Minneapolis with a concurrent family and congregational service planned for 4 p m Thursday at Calvary Lutheran Golden Valley. The Rev Dr David Preus named acting president.

Minneapolis, Minn American Lutheran Church Kent S. Knutson Knutson Jacob Kreutzfeld ALC Central Lutheran Church Minneapolis Calvary Lutheran Church Golden Valley David Preus

Four men plead innocent in Holmen window damage case

Four defendants Robert Turk Eugene Anderson Rudolph Clements and David Ross pleaded not guilty Monday in La Crosse County Court Judge Leonard Roraff set a later trial date. The complaints allege they threw concrete blocks breaking two windows March 5 at Douglas and Mrs Stuhrs residence 405 Long Coulee Drive.

Holmen la Crosse County Leonard Roraff Robert B. Turk S. Oak St Onalaska Eugene E. Anderson R. 1 Rudolph P. Clements Mississippi St David A. Ross Stoddard Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff Douglas J. Stuhr Long Coulee Drive Darrel Talcott Edmund Nix

Boston Man Accused of Second Murder in Cambridge

A Middlesex County grand jury charged a Boston man, Anthony J. Jackson, with the murder of a second woman, Ruth A. Hamilton, 22, of Winthrop, amid a string of eight stranglings or smotherings in the Boston area since last summer. He was also indicted for murder and kidnapping in the death of Damaris Gillispie, 22, of Cambridge, with prosecutors noting possible links among the eight deaths.

Cambridge, Mass APA Middlesex County Boston Anthony J. Jackson Jackson Ruth A. Hamilton Winthrop Damaris Synge Gillispie Cambridge Robert H. Quinn

Clapp To Keynote Transportation Plan Meeting

Wisconsin Transportation secretary Norman Clapp will keynote a Tuesday 7 30 p m meeting at City Hall council chambers on transportation planning. The session seeks public input on timing and methods for involving residents in planning. It’s part of a state wide series with an action plan to be drafted and sent to the governor and federal government for approval.

Norman Clapp Wisconsin

Beating Case Sentencing Set for La Crosse Man

LeRoy Harding Sr. 63 of 1303 Green Bay St pleads guilty to striking his wife with a cane during a February 14 dispute and faces sentencing April 9 under a plea bargain that includes dismissal of a concealed knife charge. A presentence review will be conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services.

la Crosse LeRoy Harding Sr Green Bay St Alex Cameron Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff Lukoff Leonard Roraff Harding Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services

Blockade Restored To Cut Wounded Knee Supplies

Federal authorities reinforced a blockade around Wounded Knee S D to halt supplies to the militant occupation now entering its third week. About 300 marshals FBI agents and Indian Affairs police manned roadblocks as the siege continued with sporadic gunfire and no negotiated end in sight. Russell Means leader of the AIM said the demand now centers on an 1868 treaty promising Sioux lands west of the Missouri River.

Wounded Knee S.D Justice Cut FBI Bureau of Indian Affairs Wayne Colburn U.S Pine Ridge Curtis Fitzgerald Chicago Colburn Justice and Interior Departments Russell Means Means Missouri River Dakota Territory North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Montana

Middleman Says Boyle Wanted Yablonski Dead

Paul E. Gilly a convicted middleman testified that William J. Prater was told Tony Boyle wanted Yablonski dead and would target the pension fund. Boyle denied any link and his attorney dismissed the testimony. Prater faces trial as the case widens with other defendants already convicted or turning state's evidence.

Erie Paul E. Gilly United Mine Workers Joseph A Jock” Yablonski UMW W.A Tony” Boyle Gilly William J. Prater Prater Boyle Pittsburgh Yablonski Union Arnold Miller Plato Cacharis Washington, D.C

Stennis Shot Injures Senator Enters Recovery at Walter Reed

The incident occurred after 6 p.m. Monday with no further details. Stennis’ office cited rewards totaling over $50,000 for conviction of his assailants. President Nixon visited the hospital as doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center performed a 62 hour emergency operation and another surgery on Feb. 6. by March 3 he was on the way to full recovery and remains hospitalized.

Stennis Nixon Capitol Hill Walter Reed Army Medical Center Walter Reed

Genoa man fined after two shoplifting convictions

Kenneth D. Phillips, 21, was fined 159 for two shoplifting convictions in La Crosse County Court. He pleaded guilty to stealing 99 worth of goods from Belscot Discount Store and 20.17 from Shopko on February 6. The judge gave 60 days to pay after a presentence investigation recommended disposal other than probation.

Genoa la Crosse County Kenneth D. Phillips Belscot Discount Shopko Discount Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff Phillips Francis Papenfuss Leonard Roraff

Theft Charges Dropped After Onalaska Man Passes Lie Test

A Onalaska man Roger A. Wells 19 had theft and related charges dropped in La Crosse County Court after he passed a polygraph test. The judge dismissed the complaint at the request of the assistant district attorney. Police had alleged stolen appliances found in a shed behind the Dale home. The sheriff’s department continues to investigate who placed the items there.

Onalaska la Crosse County Leonard Roraff Roger A. Wells Oak St Asst. Dist. Atty Mark Lukoff Wells Vernon F. Dale S. 4Th Ave Sheriff's Deputies Dale Lukoff Sheriff Department

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms

Wisconsin sees cloudy mild with thunderstorms spreading east Tuesday night and again Wednesday. Minnesota forecasts rain likely Wednesday with possible eastern storms Tuesday night and mild conditions. Iowa expects showers and thunderstorms Tuesday with locally heavy rain, partial clearing southwest and rain east Wednesday. Flood stage data incomplete at La Crosse station.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

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