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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1973

Page

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Plaza Site To Cost Developers 652400 For Harborview Project

A Boston developer and a Milwaukee banker will pay 652400 for a 9.8 acre Harborview Plaza site as part of a 32 million project. If Roelligs, 119 Main St, is acquired, another 43537 is due. Construction must start within 90 days of closing and finish within five years with at least 10 million in costs.

Harborview Plaza la Crosse Charles Parrott Parrott Debaun and Rosenthal Roellig’s 2Nd Pearl Streets US Fish Control Laboratory Riverside Park Authority Joseph Wavra Tom Wheeler

Nixon Accepts Responsibility For Watergate Crisis

President Nixon in a nationwide address accepts final responsibility for Watergate and pledges to purge abuses, asks for justice for the guilty, and announces resignations of Haldeman Ehrlichman and others while naming Elliot Richardson to oversee federal inquiries.

Washington Nixon Democratic National Committee Oval White House Ronald L. Ziegler Atty Richard G. Kleindienst H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John W. Dean II Dean Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Congress Edmund Muskie Dmaine William Miller Shirley Chisholm D-N.y Massachusetts

April Ends as Wet Threat Lingers Into May

Southern Wisconsin faces continued flood risk as the National Weather Service warns of flash floods through Wednesday. Milwaukee records about 7.4 inches of rain in April, surpassing the old 1909 April record of 7.09 inches, while flooding from a weekend storm affects a seven county area.

Milwaukee Wisconsin National Weather Service Illinois Madison Lake Michigan Natural Resources Department

Elderly City Man Killed In Hit And Run

Police seek a 1961 or 1962 light blue Ford linked to the death of Percy Heath 75, struck at Clinton and Caledonia Streets about 11 p.m. Tuesday. Heath died at 7:11 a.m. at a local hospital. A 16-year-old witness tentatively identified the vehicle.

Clinton Caledonia Percy Heath Charles St Robert W. Loeffler Heath Caledonia Street

Nine Unions Reach Accord In Joint Bargaining

Nine La Crosse building trades unions, led by Carpenters Local 1143 and Laborers Local 140, reached a first of its kind multi craft contract with the La Crosse Construction Employers Association. The two year deal provides 30 cent, 10 cent and 45 cent hourly increases totaling 85 cents over two years. The agreement aligns with federal CIC guidelines and mirrors recent local gains for plumbers and steamfitters. Executives say the joint approach saves time and reduces strikes by coordinating wage talks across crafts. Bricklayers Local 1 declined to participate.

la Crosse Building Trades Unions la Crosse Construction Employers Association Carpenters Lathers la Crosse Construction Industry Stabilization Committee Donald Dean Wisconsin Associated General Contractors of America Madison Darrel Lee la Crosse Buildings and Trades Council

Weather Outlook With Clouds and Rain Chance

A cloudy period with occasional rain and thunderstorms Tuesday night lowering to near 45. Wednesday shows clouds with a high near 0 and a 60 percent rain chance. Northwesterly winds around 15 mph through Wednesday, 90 percent precipitation Tuesday night and 60 percent Wednesday. Thursday remains cloudy with a chance of rain and a low near 35.

Meat boycott inquiry shows prices stay high nationwide

An Associated Press survey finds beef lamb and pork prices broadly unchanged a month after the start of a week long nationwide boycott. Nixon gains one more year of wage and price controls after a partisan vote and urgent signing. Lucey shifts from higher corporate taxes to potential breaks amid surplus.

Associated Press Patrick Lucey

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