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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
5
The La Crosse area public school district voters will choose three three year term members from six candidates Tuesday. The Tribune endorses Carol Gundersen Robert Kuechmann and Linda Bolen citing experience child services focus and youth perspective.
The voters will decide two constitutional amendments. The Equal Rights Amendment would ban sex discrimination and take effect immediately upon approval, while a proposed bingo repeal would allow regulated gambling and is urged against as risky. The Tribune endorses ERA and opposes the bingo measure.
The Tribune backs O Niela Thorsen as highly qualified to succeed Shirley Tomalka citing training and job experience. Thorsen and Roger Vogt an alderman since 1969 and radio staffer are on the ballot Tuesday. The paper recommends Thorsen.
TWENTY YEARS AGO 1953 Brice Prairie residents debated reviving the old Black River channel at Lytle's, which would cut off the current flow toward Hammond and Dodge Chutes and other paths to the Mississippi River. The discussion centered on relief from flooding and river management.
President Nixon faces renewed scrutiny as court and congressional probes detail political espionage and wiretaps. Executive privilege shields Dean and other aides, fueling Democratic charges of a coverup while public opinion remains mixed and McGovern struggles to pivot. The era’s trust issue echoes Nixon’s 1968 plea for candor and knowledge.
Sydney J. Harris analyzes why consumers buy celebrity branded goods. He cites Chris Evert’s tennis wear line and notes how name value often outpaces product quality. He argues many shoppers seek glamour, magic, and status attached to famous names despite negligible merit links.
President Nixon weighs continuing bombing in Cambodia against halting it as Congress prepares to curb war powers. Senate leaders Mansfield Church and Case press for action once Vietnam troop withdrawals begin, risking broad constitutional battles over authority.
Letters express disbelief at an $800000 bridge into Rockland and critique meat and food costs across Wisconsin towns. Residents urge local action, boycotts, and government accountability while recounting tenant relocations at the WWTI site in La Crosse and opposing views on abortion and public projects.
The La Crosse Tribune reports March 21 that the Western Wisconsin Technical Institute board voted to refuse relocation payments to tenants ousted when the institute acquired a building now used for administrative offices. Wisconsin law Chapter 103 of 1971 formerly Chapter 409 requires relocation assistance.
Dale Nachreiner of La Crosse County Democratic Party defends Wisconsin Democratic Youth Caucus against claims it is a rubber stamp. He argues the party supports youth self determination and the concept of a caucus guiding issues in its own way.
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