Former Nixon campaign funds probe reveals unreported cash
In sworn deposition October 24 1972 Sloan testified that the Nixon committee raised more than 1 million in cash contributions not reported and that missing ledger sheets listed about 900000 in disbursements The testimony notes records destroyed and no public ledger of unreported cash remains.
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Nixon
Campaign Finance Committee
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Finance Committee
U.S. District Court
Attorneys For Common Cause
Citizens Group
Sloan
Herbert Kalmbach
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Nixon Campaign
Campaign
Nixon Committee
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Nixon Campaign Finance Committee
Stans
Abortion Refusal Appealed From Wisconsin Hospital
Berlin Memorial Hospital’s refusal to permit an abortion is appealed to the U S Supreme Court. A physician for a woman identified as Jane Doe says delaying the case would cause irreparable harm after a Chicago circuit court approval. The federal suit was filed in Milwaukee seeking to prevent hospital interference with abortion in its facilities.
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Green Bay, Wis
Berlin Memorial Hospital
U. S. Supreme Court
Jane Doe
U.S. Circuit Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Berlin
Alexander Grant
ACLU
Washington
Sandmire
Health Therapy Unit For UWL Endorsed
The WWHPO manpower committee endorsed a proposed occupational health therapy center for the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. Endorsement awaits UW System Board of Regents approval.
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Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
WWHPO
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Eugene Molitor
University of Wisconsin Systems Board of Regents
Environmental Health Committee
Public Health Committee
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
MRRPC
Molitor
Storck Elected To Head Council Judiciary Unit
Storck won the chair of the Common Council Judiciary Committee by 4 to 3 over Raymond Keller. James Shoger declined after being nominated. Lee Foley was elected vice chair and Sharon Imes became secretary despite protests from women's rights groups.
High School Students Plan Weekend On Farms
Seven high school students from Central Logan and Aquinas will visit farms in the county Saturday and Sunday for the Weekend on the Farm program sponsored by the La Crosse Kiwanis Club with the Farm Bureau. Host farms include West Salem Mindoro Bangor rural La Crosse.
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Central
Logan and Aquinas
la Crosse
Robert Horstman
Bangor
William Schomberg
Allen Sprain
Ramon Niemeier
Kiwanis Club
Farm Bureau
Kiwanis
Charles Wuensch
Kiwanis Project
Lawrence
Four Hurt In City Auto Accidents
Four persons were injured in three separate city accidents Thursday afternoon. David Hurtgen nine of 1514 King Street skinned his head and bruised his leg when struck by a car driven by Dr. Alf Gundersen seventy four of 133 South 14th Street in the alley between Main and King. He was taken to St Francis Hospital. Phillip Harris twenty four of Sparta cut on his head and Maria Nehls fifty two of 2512 Prospect Street bruised her leg when two cars collided at Onalaska Avenue and North Street. Dorothy Wick fifty three of 914 Adams Street injured her neck when her car was rear hit by a car driven by Douglas Klotz nineteen of 508 South Ninth Street on South Avenue northwest of West Avenue.
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King St
Alf Gundersen
S. 14Th St
Main
King Streets
St. Francis Hospital
Phillip Harris
Sparta
Maria Nehls
Prospect St
Onalaska Avenue
North Street
Dorothy Wick
Adams St
Douglas Klotz
S. 9Th St
South Avenue
West Avenue
Black River Flood Rises Near Crest At 14.5 Feet
The Black River at Galesville rose 5.9 feet overnight to 13.2 Friday noon with a predicted crest of 14.5 feet Saturday morning, per NWS La Crosse. Flood stage is 12 feet. Further upriver at La Crosse and Prairie du Chien readings rise but stay below flood stage. La Crosse expects 11.3, Prairie du Chien 16.5 feet, with respective flood stages 12 and 18 feet.
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Galesville
National Weather Service
NWS
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
James Bagnell
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Trempealeau
Dodge
West Salon
Houston
Hokah
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Swindle Foiled In La Crosse Involving Elderly Man
Police said an elderly man received a fraudulent call claiming a First Federal Savings and Loan Association account discrepancy and urging withdrawal of funds. A $50 reward was offered. a bank officer alerted authorities as detectives used a cooperating envelope tactic to trace the caller, but the man was not contacted.
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la Crosse
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Thomas Schini
Schini
Exchange State Bank
Drowning Tragedy In Pewaukee River
In Pewaukee Wisconsin a 3 year old boy named Peter Sveen drowned after wandering from home during rain swol en conditions. A neighbor found the child floating downstream about a half mile from his home.
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Pewaukee
Wis
Peter Sveen
Thomas Sveen
County 4-H King To Be Named For First Time
A La Crosse County 4 H king and queen will be chosen at 9:30 p.m. Friday during a coronation dance in the Bangor High School Auditorium. Queen candidates include Roseann Brown Lynette Trocinski Colleen Herman Kathy Cook Liz Christopherson Sandra Sobkowiak and Debra Steck. Also listed are Howard Larson Ron Berg Kenneth Simonson Gary Berg and Gary Johnson as additional 4 H members considered for honors.
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la Crosse County
Bangor High School
Roseann Brown
Francis Brown
Onalaska
Holmen High School
Lynette Trocinski
Donald €. Trocinski
Holmen
Colleen Herman
Everett Herman
Bangor
Kathy Cook
W. Ray Cook
Howard Larson
Ansel Larson
Ron Berg
Hilbert Berg
West Salem
Kenneth Simonson
Wayne Simonson
Gary Berg
Norman Berg
Gary Johnson
Bernard O. Johnson
Weekly Earnings Up As Jobless Rate Holds Steady
The government reported the unemployment rate at five percent last month with no change in jobless numbers at about 4.4 million and total employment at 83.9 million. Average weekly earnings rose to 141.72 dollars as the workweek lengthened to 37.4 hours, and annual earnings increased 6.1 percent while living costs rose 4.7 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Riverside Park marina plan tied to development appeal
De Baun said a marina north of the project area will be built when development attractiveness and need emerge. He cited Rosenthal's comment that La Crosse is a viable community and noted Harborview as a premier urban renewal project after lengthy negotiations. Parking to supply 1,000 spaces was the last key issue.
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Riverside Park
de Baun
Rosenthal
la Crosse
Harborview
Richardson Ponders Choice For Prosecutor
A Senate source says Attorney General designate Elliott Richardson weighs appointing a retired federal judge as special Watergate prosecutor. The jurist questions serving while remaining on the judiciary, with a DOJ study due later. Coleman is ruled out for the role, while Sloan testimony on over one million in covert campaign spending is unsealed. Ehrlichman and Haldeman are interviewed by Senate investigators.
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Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
US Court of Appeals
East
Justice Department
Department
Philadelphia
William T. Coleman
Coleman
Nixon
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Watergate
Central Teacher on State Panel
Marion Fremling an English teacher at Central High School will join a Wisconsin Council of English Teachers panel at University of Wisconsin Stevens Point to discuss First Year teaching issues after graduation.MADISON Wis AP about 4445 students will receive degrees at UW Madison spring commencement May 19. The UW said 2834 bachelor degrees in Camp Randall Stadium ceremony. There will be 868 masters 387 doctors of philosophy 249 doctors of law and 107 doctors of medicine degrees granted Thursday before Watergate grand jury. defendants declined Fifth Amendment. In New York Martha Mitchell testified White House leaked stories accusing her of asylum stay amid civil suits over the Watergate break in and wiretapping. Richardson faced calls to name a special prosecutor and said deliberations continue. Colson accused by federal elections office of editing a false Nixon campaign ad in The New York Times. 14 signers unrelated to ad. ad funded by Nixon committee.
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Marion Fremling
Central High School
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Miss Fremlin
Wisconsin Council of Teachers of English
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Camp Randall Stadium
White House
Associated Press
Mitchell
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Democratic
Watergate
Washington
Richardson
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
Federal Elections Office
New York Times
Justice Department
Time
Haiphong Harbor
Nixon Committee
Tribune circulation and advertising rates notice
The Tribune lists rates for city carrier delivery at 1.40 dollars every two weeks and invites inquiries for circulation and advertising pricing. The notice specifies the La Crosse Wisconsin address and postal details for subscriptions.
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the Tribune
4Th St
la Crosse
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