Justice Planners Eye Anti-Delinquency Funds
The Lower West Central Criminal Justice Planning Council approved about $55,000 in federal funds for delinquency prevention led by La Crosse County Juvenile Court. Projects include a modified youth service bureau using street workers and a jail group treatment program.
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la Crosse Tribune
Justice Planners Eye
Lower West Central Criminal Justice Planning Council
Peter Dwyer
la Crosse County
State Council
Harry A. Yates
Catholic Social Service Inc
S. 6Th St
Gregory Speltz
Catholic Social Service
William Boma
Ronald Wold
la Crosse
Kissinger escorts Mamie Van Doren to Brandt dinner
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger escorted actress Mamie Van Doren to a White House dinner for West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. Van Doren called Kissinger's security adviser “devastating,” as Kissinger urged reporters to write it down.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Hollywood
White House
Mamie van Doren
Willy Brandt
Miss van Doren
Watergate fallout widens as witnesses threaten new indictments
Ziegler said a guard protected files and FBI checked material removed by two resigning aides. The New York Times cited six former officials likely to be indicted in the alleged coverup, including Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Mitchell Magruder LaRue. The Senate weighs immunity for Dean and Magruder while Laird and Thurmond react to potential Nixon involvement.
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FBI
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
New York Times Today
the Times
Dean
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Frederick C. LaRue
Mitchell
Los Angeles
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Liddy
Hunt
Pentagon
West Coast
Ellsberg
Special
Senate Committee On Watergate
Magruder
Democratic Party
Watergate
Democrats
Elliot L. Richardson
Washington Post
Federal Grand Jury
Seymour Glanzer
Justice Department
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Senate
Thomson declares five Wisconsin counties disaster areas
Third District Congressman Vernon Thomson announced five counties La Crosse Eau Claire Dunn Buffalo and Crawford in his district are designated disaster areas. The designation follows flood damage from the Mississippi and Chippewa rivers and includes a 1 percent loan with the first 5000 forgiven.
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Vernon Thomson
R-Richland Center
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Dunn
Buffalo
Crawford
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Thomson
Patrick Lucey
Mississippi
Chippewa
School district votes amid growth questions in 1976 plan
Board members support building a new district but avoid commitments. They note no ironclad promise for a 1976 school site while foreseeing growth may trigger a facility that year. Balts pushes for transfers and principal appointments, but decisions await staffing and broader approval. 842 students projected for the combined Hintgen and St. Pius Schools next fall.
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Johns
Elizabeth Staley
Balts
Hintgen
St. Pius
Hal Dyar
Washburn School
St. Pius School
Washburn
Staley
Area Woman Died As Result Of Fall In St. Joseph Ridge
Mrs. Thomas Mary Fisher, 61, of R. 1 St. Joseph Ridge, died Wednesday April 25 from internal hemorrhaging after a fall. Deputy coroner Thomas Eichmann ruled the death Monday after autopsy results. County coroner Dr Curtis Baltz said the fall appeared accidental.
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Thomas
Mary) Fisher
R. 1
St. Joseph Ridge
Thomas Eichmann
St. Francis Hospital
Eichmann
Curtis Baltz
Bond Denied for Murder Suspect in Wisconsin
Black River Falls Wis Circuit Court Judge Lowell Schoengarth denied reducing Carl F Giese 29 bond from 50000. Giese charged with the murder of his wife Judy 29 on March 19. Nineteen character witnesses testified. The denial cites his plea of innocent by reason of mental defect.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lowell Schoengarth
Carl F. Giese
Giese
Judy
Schoengarth
La Crescent businessman forfeits 14 in county court
Lewis B. Warner of La Crescent agreed to forfeit the minimum $5 fine plus $9 costs after soliciting without a permit. Dist Atty Burleigh Randolph and lawyer John Flynn represented Warner as the case stemmed from salesmen working for him soliciting in West Salem on April 5 without county solicitors permits.
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la Crescent
la Crosse
Burleigh Randolph
Leonard Roraff
John Flynn
Lewis B. Warner
R. J. la Crescent
Warner
West
Salem
Promised Land Near for Agriculture Says Butz
Secretary Earl L. Butz told the National Agricultural Advertising and Marketing Association that there are abundant signs agriculture has reached a vantage point for sustained growth and profits. He cited 43 million extra acres available this year, global demand for high protein foods, and opportunities in Asia as driving growth, urging reforms to end artificial scarcities.
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Memphis, Tenn
Earl L. Butz
National Agricultural Advertising and Marketing Association
U.S
Butz
Orient
China
Washington
Writer Wins Kennedy Award for Syphilis Series
Jean Heller of The Associated Press won the 1972 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for a series on the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Geraldo Rivera of WABC-TV earned the Kennedy TV award for a New York mental retardation care documentary.
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Washington
Jean Heller
Associated Press Today
Tuskegee
Robert F. Kennedy
Geraldo Rivera
Wabc-Tv
New York
New York State
United States
Miss Heller
Raymond Clapper
George Polk
Wisconsin Traffic Dept saves $170000 by thrift
Wisconsin Transportation Department traffic section reports saving 170000 dollars last year. Savings came from not using black paint on centerlines, reclaiming 11000 old plywood signs, and better tracking of signs loaned to highway districts.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Transportation Department
Keynote Named for West Central Library District Conference
Dr Tekla Bekkedal associate professor of library science at the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire will deliver the keynote at the 33rd West Central Library District conference held at Gale Ettrick Trempealeau High School. The event gathers librarians from public libraries schools and agencies with WLA leadership and DPI officials providing program overview.
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West Central Library District
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School
Tekla Bekkedal
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Lawrence College
University of Wisconsin-Madison Library School
University of Illinois
American Library Associa
Wisconsin Library Association
WLA
Araxie Kalvonjian
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Galesville
Motorcyclist Charged After High Speed Chase
Police arrested Dennis Luhm an 18 year old Onalaska resident and a 17 year old companion after a high speed chase from State Street to Highways 16 and 157. Luhm faces charges including driving on the sidewalk fleeing a police officer reckless driving and failure to stop for a red light. The youths were taken into custody following a noisy party report and chase reaching speeds up to 90 mph.
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Dennis Luhm
la Crosse St
Onalaska
Luhm
State Street
7Th Street
la Crosse Street
Losey Boulevard
Highway 16
la Crosse
Innocent Plea in Opium Possession Case in La Crosse
Gerald Trimbell age 20 of 535 S West Ave appeared with attorney Wayne Asfoor in La Crosse Circuit Court. He entered an innocent plea to opium possession and sought consolidation with a hashish case as both charges stem from a March 27 package from Nepal containing hashish and opium. The judge ordered written arguments on how many convictions may result and considered a motion to suppress evidence from an alleged illegal postal examination.
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la Crosse
Gerald Trimbell
S. West Ave
Peter Pappas
Wayne Asfoor
Dist
Burleigh Randolph
Trimbell
Asfoor
Nepal
Randolph
Pappas
Winnebago Indians To Get $990 Each
An AP report says about 2,500 Winnebago Indians in Wisconsin and nearby states will receive roughly $990 each from a $4.75 million government land settlement. Calvin Whiteagle, on the Wisconsin Winnebago Business Committee, said funds will be available in July after a weekend meeting in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Wisconsin
Calvin Whiteagle
Wisconsin Winnebago Business Committee
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Sioux City
Winnebagos
Dairy Workers Win Wage Hike Amid Milk Price Rise
In Minneapolis and St Paul area, milk prices are expected to rise after dairy workers ratified a two year contract with a pay increase. Raw milk costs increased a cent per gallon, with some supermarkets alerted to higher costs. The union said plant workers got a small raise while drivers’ pay remained unchanged.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Twin Cities
Robert Moran
Moran
Federal Pay Board
Prices Paid Farmers Down In April
Prices received by farmers fell 1.5 percent in April, first drop in 13 months, though the index remained 32 percent above a year earlier. Lower hogs cattle calves lambs milk and strawberries drove the decline while onions lettuce wheat and broiler chickens rose. The index had risen sharply since September with gains in January February and March.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Kunst brothers barred from walking across China
The Kunst brothers plan to continue their round the world trek by walking across India after being turned down for a China crossing. Mrs. David Kunst said the brothers said China is out. They aim to raise UNICEF funds and had resumed travel in Afghanistan after last year’s bandit attack that killed John and wounded David.
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Waseca, Minn
Kunst Brothers
India
China
David Kunst
Pakistan
Jan Kunst
David
Peter
U.S
New
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