Emmy split creates separate shows for news and entertainment
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will award Emmy entertainment honors May 20 in Los Angeles on ABC, and Emmy news awards will be televised two days later in New York by CBS. Critic judges from newspapers evaluated entries in Chicago, with travel paid by the academy.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
TV Entertainment Industry
Los Angeles
ABC Television Network
CBS
Chicago
Academy
Watergate ties surface as immunity talks unfold
A legal source close to the Watergate case says Dean fed investigators tidbits to win immunity, while Dean claims more evidence including White House documents exists. He handed keys to a safe deposit box containing alleged documents, and immunity talks reportedly stalled. Rep Abzug plans a House inquiry, while former Attorney General Mitchell dismisses his wife’s resignation suggestion as ridiculous.
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Dean
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Senate Watergate
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
House
James L. Buckley
R-Conn
N.Y
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Committee For
Mitchell
United Press International
UPI
Death notices from La Crosse area May services listed
Obituaries for Robert E. MacLaren 60 of Austin Minnesota Frank Papenfuss 77 Irma M Mitton 84 Charles Craig 67 Roy R Rude 76 provide death dates birthplaces families and service details including church burial locations and local funeral home arrangements.
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Frank Papenfuss
11Th St
Schumacher
WEA Approves Dues for Political Arm in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Education Association voted 641 to 131 to approve a voluntary five dollar per member annual deduction to fund its political action arm Wisconsin Educators Politically Active and Concerned. The action was part of a weekend assembly in Green Bay attended by about 9000 teacher delegates.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
WEA Council
Wisconsin
Assembly
American Federation of State
Wisconsin Professional Policemen’s Association
Professional Firefighters of Wisconsin
State Department of Public Instruction
National Education Association
NEA
George Hahner
Racine
William Sinclair
Bed Fire Injures Man at 526 S 16th St
Fire damaged bedding and the bed at the Cecil Leonard apartment. Leonard burned his leg and skinned his face but refused medical attention. Firemen say he was likely smoking in bed. Earlier, rubbish barrels burned at Hintgen School and two nearby locations on the same night.
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Cecil Leonard
S. 16Th St
Leonard
Hintgen School
S. 28Th St
Sandy's Drive Inn
Mormon Coulee Road
South Lanes
Prairie Man Edward Finley Apparent Death in Quarry
The body of Edward Francis Finley 64 of Prairie du Chien was found Saturday at 4 55 p m in a quarry on Highway 27 east of Prairie du Chien Crawford County authorities say he apparently died from a self inflicted gunshot wound Funeral services are set for 1 p m Tuesday at St Gabriel s Church with burial in St James Cemetery Rising Sun He is survived by a brother Harold of La Crosse and three sisters Mrs Daniel Lucey Ferryville Mrs Edward Kane Soldiers Grove and Mrs Glen Cole Santa Cruz Calif
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Edward Francis Finley
Highway 27
Crawford County
St. James Cemetery
Rising Sun
Ottoson- Garrity
Knights of Columbus
Harold
la Crosse
Daniel Lucey
Ferryville
Edward Kane
Soldiers Grove
Glen Cole
Santa Cruz
Calif
Mekong convoy reaches Phnom Penh amid heavy fighting
The first Mekong convoy to Phnom Penh in two weeks arrived after losing a tanker to Communist fire. Insurgents overran Kam Pong Tralach, killing or capturing about 100 government troops. The convoy from South Vietnam carried three tankers three freighters and three munitions barges under jet cover and coastal bombardment.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Mekong
Kampong Tralach
Tonle Sap
Neak Luong
Sala Lek Pram
Chhouk Sar
Sethbo
Lab funding for Har borview Plaza faces delay risk
Dr Lennon warns that delaying relocation of the fish lab could slow Har borview Plaza development in downtown La Crosse. He cites $3 million in federal aid as crucial to keep a $6 million facility on track for completion in 1976, noting prior appropriations and upcoming contracts.
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Harborview Plaza
la Crosse
Lennon
Lab
Thomson
Young man charged after car damages two homes
A 19 year old La Crosse man Michael Johnson of 1008 Mississippi St. caused about 1500 dollars in damage by skidding 114 feet and 51 feet before hitting houses at 412 and 410 Jackson St. Police say he was drunk when charged for drunk driving. Walter Zielke of Onalaska owned the houses.
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la Crosse
Michael Johnson
Mississippi St
Jackson Street
Jackson St
Walter Zielke
Onalaska
Johnson
Four La Crosse Girls Arrested for Marijuana Possession
La Crosse police said four girls aged 15 to 17 were arrested Saturday evening for possessing marijuana. They were from La Crosse and Onalaska and were stopped near the State Office Building on Coulee Road when an officer detected marijuana odor and saw an attempted concealment of a bag.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
Mormon Coulee Road
Coulee Road
30 Terrorists Released Prompt New Demands in Mexico
U S Consul General Terrance G. Leonhardy remains in captivity as his captors in Guadalajara expand demands after releasing 30 prisoners to Havana. Gov. Alberto Orozco Romero warns the situation is highly complicated and could unfold over hours or days.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Mexico City
Havana
Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People
Federal Aviation
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Outlook
Wisconsin sees a night of occasional rain with wind and cooler temperatures. Minnesota reports scattered showers in the east and south, variable clouds west and north, then drying to partly cloudy skies Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tragic death after mishap claims local youth
The victim died several hours after a mishap and hospital admission in La Crosse. Services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Viroqua, with burial in Brush Hollow Cemetery. Born August 10, 1955, in Viroqua, he was a Viroqua High School senior. He is survived by his parents, one sister Cynthia, and grandparents Luella Guist and Lorraine Bahr.
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Charles Craig
Mindoro
la Crosse
Farmington
Charles Craig Sr
Elizabeth Barclay
Masonic Lodge
West Salem
Gordon L
Elton Wilson
Viroqua
Robert Luckes
Brookfield
Bessie
Mindoro Presbyterian Church
Allen Birchler
Farmington Cemetery
Jostad
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Sheppard
Brush Hollow
Beier Funeral
Charles Guist
Viroqua High School
Cynthia
Luella Guist
Richland Center
Lorraine Bahr
Stereo Tape Players Reported Stolen Across La Crosse
Police report four stereo tape players taken from cars at homes in La Crosse. Frank Lindner lost a $100 player at 2416 Hoeschler Drive, Harold Smith $50 at 2819 S 27th St, Russell Mettler $60 at 2716 Lincoln Ave, and Robert Seebauer $83 total for four tapes with his player at 2902 S 22nd St. Marvin Radloff more losses include a basketball bracket and backboard valued at $20.97.
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la Crosse
Frank Lindner
Hoeschler Drive
Harold Smith
S. 27Th St
Russell Mettler
Lincoln Ave
Robert Seebauer
S. 22Nd St
Marvin Radloff
Meadow Lane
Gloomy Week Of Rain Is Forecast In The Coulee Region
A rainy gray Monday starts what forecasters expect to be a dreary week with more rain through Wednesday. The National Weather Service says Monday night 90 percent and Tuesday 50 percent chances. Viroqua reports .88 inch. Richland Center and Lone Rock over half an inch. The Mississippi River at La Crosse should crest at 11.1 feet Monday, then fall to 11 and 10.8 feet by Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Coulee
National Weather Service
Viroqua
Richland Center
Lone Rock
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Truck Window Damage Reported
Craig Spies reports windshield and two truck windows broken at La Crosse Concrete Co. Theft included a $25 socket wrench set and a $1 flashlight. Murphy Motor Freight Lines reports seven office and warehouse windows broken.
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Craig Spies
S. 13Th Ave
Onalaska
la Crosse
la Crosse Concrete Co
Gillette St
Murphy Motor Freight Lines, Inc
Gateway Court
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Writers’ Guild
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Watergate
James E. Burgess
K. O. Blanchard
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Sanders Hiook
Wallace Hotzler
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vikpress
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
4Th St. la Crosse
Maico Hearing
Main St
Lynne Tower
Gordon
Lumbard
Robert E. Maclaren
Austin
Minn
Amway
Myrtle
Robert E. MacLaren Jr
Warren
Pengilly
Alice MacLaren
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Morgan
Oakwood Cemetery
Fidelity Lodge 39
Jordan Mortuary
Irma M. Mitton
Robert
Irma) Nebel
Elizabeth Mitton
Santa Ana
Gertrude M. Ruth
Eagle River
Dickinson Jackson Street
Stefan Guttormsson
Arlington Cemetery
Elmhurst
Ill
Roy R. Rude
San Diego
Badger Street
Hilmer
Bennie
Rapid City
S.D
Minnie Stohl
Longview
Wash
Thelma Kuper
Corona
Violet Walter
Polk City
Iowa
Hattie Olson
Eleanora Klandrud
Milton
Lauri Wynn
Milwaukee
Monica McCauley
Kermit Valleen
St. Croix Falls
Wes Halverson
Appleton
William Soldenberger
Adams Friendship
Jetty Pyle
Palmyra
Carmen Stout
Westby
Paul duVair
Madison
Prairie Man
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Great Lakes
Ley Pee LY
Rexall
PROVO
Jackson Plaza
Richard E. Nelson
Nelson Funeral Home
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