U S Plans Securities to Back Dollar in Eurodollar Market
The U S Treasury said it will raise funds in the Eurodollar market if needed to stabilize the dollar and assist foreign central banks. A new massive offering of special securities for eurodollar holders is expected, amid speculation that the German mark may revalue. Officials noted German and European banks halted dollar purchases to curb the attack on the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Treasury
United States
Europe
U.S
Treasury
The
Export-Import Bank of
Germany
Death Papers Proposed For Fetal Demises
In Madison, the Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill 60 to 37 to require fetal death certificates for all fetal losses including miscarriages. Critics argued the measure intrudes on pregnancy privacy and would not curb abortions, while supporters said it standardizes records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State Assembly
Division of Health
Senate
Midge Miller
Norman Anderson
D-Madison
Eugene Dorff
D-Kenosha
Anthony Earl
D-Wausau
Earl
Apple Blossom Ball Set for May 29 in La Crescent
The 1971 Apple Festival board schedules the Apple Blossom Ball for Saturday May 29 in Crucifixion Auditorium. Buddy Franks' orchestra will perform and a fashion show is planned during intermission. The ball moves a week later than usual due to the District American Legion Convention in La Crescent the weekend of May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Apple Festival Board of Directors
Buddy Franks
American Legion
La Crosse Tribune newspaper notice details
Publication details for the La Crosse Tribune include address, publisher division, AP affiliation rights, postage and mailing information, and carrier rates. It notes La Crosse Wisconsin as the base and provides rate outlines for single copies and delivery, with volume and issue codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
UW Campus Turmoil Sees Tear Gas and Arson
Across the Wisconsin campus, police battled a disorderly night with heavy tear gas use as 1,000 marchers dispersed into smaller groups. Fires were set at Wisconsin Hall and on Gorham Street while dormitories faced open vandalism and barricade-building efforts. Three juveniles were detained and eight people treated, including officers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Street
University Avenue
Mifflin Street
Vacation insurance ad invites early La Crosse Tribune coverage
An insurance advertisement urges readers to apply now for family protection through La Crosse Tribune insurance. Applications received by May 10, 1971 will start policies on June 1, 1971, covering every family member.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Tribune Insurance
U S Steel Announces 6 Percent Price Increase
U S Steel Corp says average price rise of 6 percent on select products starting in June. Hot rolled sheet and strip up $9, hot rolled bands $8.50, cold rolled sheets $12, galvanized and aluminum coated sheets and long tees $13. Changes apply to about one third of shipments and had not been raised for nearly a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Racine Firm Charged In Antitrust Suit
The Justice Department filed suit in U.S. District Court at Milwaukee against Webster Electric Co. Inc. of Racine a subsidiary of Sta Rite Industries of Delavan charging a Sherman Antitrust Act conspiracy with unnamed distributors to fix market territories and suppress competition in commercial sound equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Webster Electric Co. Inc
Racine
Webster
Sta- Rite Industries
Delavan
Approval Sought for UW Dairy Lab Project
Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier urged a House agricultural subcommittee to approve an 8.5 million dairy research laboratory for the University of Wisconsin. The Agriculture Department estimates the lab could save dairy farmers millions yearly by developing better feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ment of Agriculture
Sibley to Talk at Winona State College
Socialist Mulford Q. Sibley of the University of Minnesota faculty will speak at Winona State College Thursday at 7 30 p m in Kryzsko Commons west dining hall. His topic is Unilateral Disarmament and Alternatives to Nuclear Disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Mulford Q. Sibley
University of Minnesota
Winona State College
Sibley
Kryzsko Commons
Viterbo College Students Attend Winona Languages Conference
Sister M Bernyne chaired the French department and Monique Tadier aided faculty along with French students Janet Frischman Beth Spika Eileen Traynor and Sue Huser representing Viterbo College at a one day modern languages workshop at St Teresa College Winona Minn The program featured lectures discussions for faculty and student panels including those with abroad experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo College
St. Teresa College
Winona
Minn
M. Bernyne
Monique Tadier
Janet Frischman
Beth Spika
Eileen Traynor
Sue Huser
La Crosse Man Fined and Jailed on Revoked License
A 23-year-old La Crosse man, Terry L. Syverson of 1826 Ona laska Ave, was found guilty in County Court of driving after his license was revoked. Judge Leonard Roraff fined him $63 and sentenced him to five days in County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Terry L. Syverson
Onalaska Ave
Leonard Roraff
Resist Man's Trial Starts In La Crosse County Court
A La Crosse man Thomas D. Swertfeger faced a resisting officers charge in County Court before Judge Leonard Roraff. The arrest followed a dispute with his wife after she took their seven month old child from the home. Police said Swertfeger swung a steel shaft at officers at the Continental Can Co. plant. Testimony showed officers struck him after handcuffing. witnesses said he dropped the shaft without swinging. Sedley Huwald later convicted of drug possession.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Thomas D. Swertfeger
Livingston St
Continental Can Co
Swertfeger
Michael Tanke
Richard Chase
Sedley Huwald
Philip Arneson
Chase
Huwald
Truck Crash Kills Driver as Load Shifts on I-94
A meat load shift caused a semi to crash on Interstate 94 near 35W in south Minneapolis. Charles Schroeder 26 of Albert Lea Minn, a Wilson-Sinclair driver, died at the scene. Traffic tieups followed about 7:05 a.m. The incident added to Minnesota’s year toll, with 226 deaths versus 235 last year. More brief notices followed of other local fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
State Highway Patrol
Charles Schroeder
Albert Lea
Minn
Wilson-Sinclair Co
Minnesota
St. Paul
Timothy Golla
Golla
U.S. 212
Oakdale
Elmer Griebie Martin
Farmington
Dongola
Ill
Illinois
Martin
Georgia
Condemnation Suit Begins In Court
A rural Bangor couple with 31 acres of a 140 acre farm condemned for Interstate Highway 90 faced a Circuit Court start Tuesday. The Wisconsin Highway Commission appeals a prior Condemnation Commission decision. Wilbur and Phyllis Labus value the farm at 125000 before condemnation and 55000 after. Lawyer John Bosshard represents the Labus, while Jerome Klos defends the Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Wilbur
Phyllis Labus
John Bosshard
Jerome Klos
Highway Commission
Wisconsin Disbarment of Dane County Assistant DA Weber
Dane County Assistant District Attorney David B. Weber has been suspended indefinitely by the Wisconsin Supreme Court for failing to comply with an order to answer an unprofessional conduct complaint filed Feb 17 by the State Bar. The complaint concerns two cases Weber handled as a private attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Dane County Asst. Dist. Atty
David B. Weber
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Weber
State Bar Board of Commissioners
Reagan pays no 1970 California income tax
Governor Ronald Reagan disclosed he owed no state income taxes in 1970 due to business losses. His salary was 44 000 in 1970, rising to 49 100 this year, while Capitol experts say federal tax details remain undisclosed. Democratic Sen. Alfred Alquist criticized the tax structure and contrasted an unskilled worker with the governor’s tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Malibu ‘Canyon
Paul Beck
Alfred Alquist
Dollar Deterioration Sparks International Currency Moves
Speculators rush to London and other markets as the dollar holds near its $2.42 floor while the mark faces pressure. Banks in Germany and Switzerland adjust dollar exchanges, with authorities and agencies varying in policy. The shift reflects rising U.S. prices and the Vietnam war, threatening world trade.
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Page
London
Bank of England
U.S
Paris
American Express
Geneva
Deutsche Verkehrs
Kreditbank
West Germany
Frankfurt
Cooks
Bonn
United States
Europe
Indian author Dozier dies at 55 in Tucson
Dr Edward P Dozier 55 a Pueblo Indian anthropologist and author died Sunday in Tucson He studied Southwest Indian cultures and wrote several books on them
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Tucson
Ariz
Edward P. Dozier
Dozier
Southwest
April Court Revenues Set 1 Month Record
April revenues in Judge Leon ard Roraff s La Crosse County Court Branch 2 set a one month record. Deputy Clerk Helen Schwinefus reports total of 14 537 surpassing prior single month high by 300. Year to date revenue reaches 46 177 34 vs 33 374 25 last year. Main components include 689 suit taxes 1285 20 court costs 6569 80 state traffic fines 1140 criminal fines 3834 county traffic fines 300 small claims fees and 719 court fees.
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Leonard Roraff
la Crosse County
Helen Schwinefus
Rock Festival Promoter Fights County Curbs
John Grimes pursues a federal challenge to St. Louis County rules on rock festivals near Cook Minnesota. He seeks to strike down a $500 festival license and $50,000 bond as unconstitutional prior restraint on freedom of assembly. A temporary injunction blocks the festival until a May 17 hearing in Duluth District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
John Grimes
St. Louis County
Cook
Minnesota
Grimes
U.S. District Court
Duluth
Disabled Milwaukee Baker Slain In Beating And Stabbing
Police say Hans Puchalski a 68 year old retired disabled Milwaukee baker was beaten and stabbed to death in his home on Tuesday. He was last seen about 3 30 pm by residents in the building a 14 year old who rents the upper flat found the body. A paring knife was in his chest and he had head injuries. Neither rent money nor a cigar box with his rents was found nor was his cane noticed missing though the cane helped him since a fall three years ago. An autopsy was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hans Puchalski
Puchalski
From Viterbo to French finals in Stevens Point
Viterbo College students traveling to Stevens Point Saturday for the finals in the French poetry reading contest include Richard Loewenhagen, Eileen Traynor, Loretta Kimmel, Janet Frischman and Beth Spika. They will be accompanied by Sister M. Bernyne and Monique Tadier. The contest is sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo College
Stevens Point
Richard Loewenhagen
Eileen Traynor
Loretta Kimmel
Janet Frischman
Beth Spika
M. Bernyne
Monique Tadier
American Association of Teachers of Frech
UW Dorm Students Fed Despite Strike
About 6,500 University of Wisconsin dormitory diners did not go hungry as 400 part time student workers protested the strike. Picket lines formed at five cafeterias and two warehouses while officials refused to recognize the student labor group for bargaining. Laurence Halle said meals continued with supervisory and student staff filling in. Strikers urged patrons to keep eating in the dorms to pressure delivery drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Halle
Retired Teachers Gather for Chippewa Falls Convention
Twenty five members of the La Crosse Area Retired Teachers Association will attend the third annual state convention for retired teachers Thursday in Chippewa Falls. Florence Whiting of La Crosse will conduct the first workshop and speak on making programs interesting to retired teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Area
Radio Highlights With Baseball And Theater Talk
Radio highlights list multiple stations and times including WKTY and WSLA discussing time trials at North La Crosse Speedway and John Fields in New York talking about the LCU Death of a Salesman. Baseball games feature Milwaukee Brewers vs Washington Senators and regional matchups Viroqua versus Prairie du Chien and Sparta versus Sauk Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKTY
North la Crosse Speedway
Wsla-Fm
John Fields
New York
LCU
Wwla-Fm
Wcow-Fm
Milwaukee Brewers
Washington Senators
Wgbm-Fm
Viroqua
Prairie du Chien
WCOW
Sparta
Sauk Prairie
La Crosse Declares May Amtrak Month
La Crosse Mayor W Peter Gilbertson proclaims May Amtrak Month to honor the new rail system installation. He says the Amtrak line will help reduce air and noise pollution and ease highway congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
Amtrak
Gilbertson
Revival to Begin Friday at Island Park Baptist Church
A three day laymen revival starts Friday at Island Park Baptist Church located at 2540 Lakeshore Drive correcting an earlier report that it began on Thursday. Men will lead Friday night worship, women take Saturday, and a youth program is scheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park \Baptist Church
Lakeshore Drive
Garbers Cited For Highway Safety Work
Herbert Garbers, chief of La Crosse County Traffic Police, received a certificate of appreciation from Gov. Lucey for work on the governor's highway safety task force. The three month effort produced a 52 page report with 22 major recommendations on Wisconsin highway safety, including voluntary police safety standards and EMS vehicle use in crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Garbers
la Crosse County
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Garbers
William A. Bablitch
Stevens Point
Dairies reach tentative wage agreement to end strike
Borden and Sealtest dairies reached a tentative contract with Teamsters Local 225 on a four day strike. Ratification votes for production workers and deliverymen were scheduled for tonight. About 75 of 157 city schools had not been receiving milk. Hawthorn-Mellody also reached agreement and resumed production pending ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Borden and Sealtest Dairies
Teamsters Union
Hawthorn-Mellody
Thefts Reported In City Police Tuesday Afternoon
Thefts reported involved a tachometer worth 60 taken from Wayne Schmidt’s car on 200 block of North 7th Street and two wheel covers worth 30 stolen from John Koenig’s car in the Western Wisconsin Technical Institute lot at 7th and Pine Streets.
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Wayne Schmidt
S. 8Th St
North 7Th Street
John Koenig
Rose St
Wisconsin Technical Institute
7Th and
Pine Sts
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Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
W. T. Burgess
J. &. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Dr UW
Wisconsin Hall
Antiriot
Mary E. Sawyer
UW Dairy Lab
Winona Meet
Tribune
By Bill Stall
Rock Fest
Fighting Curbs
Viterbo
Nightcrawlers
Quillin
Siga Market
Dairies
Dale
Carnegie
Bowtons of
Roth’s Flor-Mart
Dial
South Ave
Lutheran Hospital
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