Liberal Wisconsin Youth Caucus Endorses Legalization Agenda
The 125 item platform backed legalized gambling, abortion access, birth control, marijuana legalization, decriminalization of consensual sex acts, and Wounded Knee as an independent Indian nation. It urged civil liberties, prison reform, student rights, and a 30 percent defense cut, amid broad calls for minority rights and educational reform.
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U.S. Supreme Court
American Medical Association
Onalaskan Accused Of Police Battery
Onalaska man Dennis L. Johnson 26 of 301 Locust St faces a battery of a police officer charge after an incident with Onalaska Patrolman Richard W. Yunk and victim Robert N. Gallagher 53. A preliminary examination is set for Thursday with Johnson released on a $1,000 signature bond.
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la Crosse County
Onalaska
Leonard Roraff
Dennis L. Johnson
Locust St
Johnson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Richard W. Yunk
Yunk
Robert N. Gallagher
Peter Berg
Security Seminar Conferee Packs Available and Details
Dr. Robert Steuck reports that conferee packets for the National Security Seminar are available at the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce. The World Affairs Lectures run April 2013 at Viterbo College. Registered conferees may earn a diploma with 50 percent attendance, no cost to attend sessions, and materials pickup March 30 to April 1 at Viterbo. About 4 200 pounds of seminar equipment were unloaded at La Crosse Airport from an Air Force C130 plane Sunday.
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Vine St
Greater la Crosse
Viterbo Fine Arts Center
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Viterbo
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Air Force
la Crosse
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Two Spartans Fined For Lewd Conduct In Sparta Motel
Vera M. Quist and Gary A. East of Sparta pleaded guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct before Monroe County Judge James W. Rice. Each paid a $50 fine plus $9 costs after arrest by Sheriff Ray Harris at a Sparta motel on March 6 for living there since February 16.
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Monroe County
James W. Rice
Ray Harris
la Vera Quist
Quist
Kunst resumes world walk for children in Afghanistan
David Kunst 33 and his brother Peter depart Sorobi near Kabul to continue a UNICEF fundraiser trek toward Pakistan India and China after Peter’s slain brother John and David's injury three months after an October ambush. Their parents are in Iowa.
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Waseca
Minn
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Sorobi
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India
China
United States
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Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
Santa Ana
Calif
al Kunst
Clear Lake
Iowa
Senate Studies Rent Control and Wage-Price Rules
The Senate debates amendments to extend Nixon era wage price control authority. Proxmire delays action amid absent votes on rent controls and large wage settlements. Tower seeks to curb price hikes and publicize data but is defeated on key proposals while McIntyre pushes fuel rationing authority and bakers face wheat cost impacts.
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Mire
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R-Tex
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Maine
Reg Hathaway
Thomas McIntyre
McIintyre
Cost of Living Council
Lowell Weicker
Conn
Birch Bayh
D-In
Weicker
British Pledge Rights For Catholics Plan For N Ireland
The British government proposed that Northern Ireland remain part of the United Kingdom with full civil rights for Catholics and an 80 member assembly. Elections under proportional representation will replace Stormont. Direct rule continues and a new constitution is due before March 24, 1974. Security remains under London despite Belfast calls for local control amid ongoing violence. The White Paper envisions a conference with Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Irish republic to pursue cooperation and anti terrorism measures.
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Deaths rise in Minnesota traffic toll of 1973
A Rochester elderly woman died in a hospital after being struck by a truck. In Elk River a 21 year old and a 42 year old were injured as Lorain Lusian died in the collision at U.S. 169. William E. O'Brien, 18, died in a head on crash near Green Isle.
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Green Isle
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Fire Department Engineer Retires and Successor Named
Edward R. Jiracek of the La Crosse Fire Department retires after decades of service starting in 1945 as an engineer since 1952. David P. Flock, a 1965 lineman, is promoted to engineer, to be replaced by William P. Storey, hired under federal EEA funds.
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la Crosse
Jiracek
David P. Flock
William P. Storey
Flock
Freight Car Break-In Reported In Tomah Wisconsin
Tomah police investigate a break-in of a Milwaukee Road freight car over the weekend. Railway officials say the car held company equipment and was left on a side track.
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Tomah
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Trial Continued Aims to Expose Fees in Noted Case
The document claims Doyle and Berg billed nothing for trial services claiming the case was pursued for notoriety and publicity. Randolph argues the attorneys offered free representation while jurors were being selected. Staats faces charges tied to the June 18 1971 shooting of 18 year old Russell W. Smith amid disputed motives.
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Heileman Workers Ratify Three Year Pact At Two Plants
About 320 workers at G. Heileman Brewing Co. plants in Newport Kentucky and Cincinnati Ohio approved a three year contract. The package includes 78 cents an hour in wage increases with 65 cents of that for basic pay raising starting wages from 4.50 to 5.15 per hour, plus 13 cents for insurance and pension benefits. Voting by Local 12 175 and 199 members occurred Sunday with high turnout. The old contract expired March 15 and was extended to April 18. The company also filed to list its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
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United Farm Workers Guild
Wisconsin
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Newport
Cincinnati
Ohio
Russell Cleary
Heileman’s
Ing
United
Minnesota House OKs Double-Bottom Trucks
The Minnesota House Transportation Committee approved the double bottom truck bill 18 to 7, allowing two trailers on semitrailer rigs up to 65 feet 10 inches, with a Senate panel already backing the measure. The House added a tax amendment of 100 dollars yearly for 60 foot units and 200 dollars for longer rigs, not in the Senate version.
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ST. Paul, Minn
House Transportation Committee
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Romance of FDR secretary revealed in forthcoming book
Elliot Roosevelt says Franklin D Roosevelt and his secretary Missy LeHand shared a familial life with Mrs Roosevelt's consent. Missy lived next to FDR in Albany and later at the White House. the excerpts appear in the May Ladies Home Journal series An Untold Story The Roosevelts of Hyde Park. The Roosevelts have publicly dissociated from the brother's work.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ladies Home Journal
Roosevelts
Hyde Park
La Crosse Tribune Delivers Special Wards IGA Supplements
Advertising supplements for Wards and IGA are included with today's La Crosse Tribune. If you miss the supplements, call to arrange delivery of the complete paper to your home.
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Wards
IGA
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