Selling of the Pentagon and All in the Family Win Emmys
CBS documentaries The Selling of the Pentagon and the comedy All in the Family win in the Television Academy’s Emmy preliminary awards in New York and Hollywood. The Selling of the Pentagon faces political criticism for its portrayal of military spending. All in the Family, debuting in January, wins Outstanding New Series amid other nominations and a tone challenging bigotry.
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Hollywood
CBS
Television Academy
Carroll O’connor
Flip Wilson
Mary Tyler Moore
NBCTV
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
New York
Peter Davis
New York Gathering
NBC
Hallmark of Fame
Social Security Reform XIV Reserve May Delay Tax Increases
A 13 member advisory council estimates Social Security reserve funds could reach 326 billion by end of 1985, with potential to rise to 1 trillion by 2025. They recommend against tax rate hikes from 1976 onward, arguing large reserves could cover benefits for current and future years, possibly delaying rate increases. Congress has historically avoided large trust fund surpluses.
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Washington, D.C
Nea
Nixon
HEW
Elliot Richardson
Congress
Advisory Council
Council
Sparta Area Crash Injures Two Women
Two women were injured in a farm road collision four miles west of Sparta. Sarah Tenner 32 of Bangor made a left into the Schlaver driveway as Susan Weber 23 of Stratford attempted to pass. Both were taken to St. Marys Hospital in Sparta. Weber had a possible arm fracture and Tenner suffered shock.
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Sparta
Wis
Sarah Tenner
Bangor
Susan J. Weber
Stratford
St. Mary’s Hospital
Regulation Of City Hall Parking Asked
The La Crosse Parking Utility Board voted to ask the Common Council for authority to regulate parking on the City Hall adjoining lot. The plan aims to curb abuse of spaces reserved for employees and those with business in City Hall. Stickers for employee cars were suggested and parking could be charged or free. The board also seeks power to lease four nearby spaces to La Crosse State University for $4 a space per year, about 200 spaces total.
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la Crosse
University
Bethlehem Also Hikes Steel Prices
Bethlehem Steel Co the nation s second largest steel producer matched 6 percent increases announced by U S Steel. Inland Steel and Kaiser followed bringing total to seven. Increases apply June and July for hot and cold rolled and galvanized steel used in cars and home appliances. Prices rise $8.50 to $13 per ton affecting about 31 million tons of shipments. White House pressured to roll back gains. Nixon said disappointed. Major users weigh impact on products.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Co
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel
Kaiser
Arnco
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
White House
Nixon
Marriages Set for May Across Wisconsin Cities
Public notices list multiple couples from La Crosse, Sparta, Tomah, Viroqua, and surrounding areas scheduling marriages in May. Names include Douglas G. Anderson, Kerelyn R. Nords trom, Robert J. Lepsch, Rosemary Vinson, Philip B. Quall, Katherine E. Betz, Clarence J. Baldwin, Betty Anne Welch, Duane J. Zingler, Rhonda Mae Oftedahl, Casimir J. Klimek, Lois Ann Miller, Jeffrey A. Lewis, Marjorie M. Pearson, Arvin A. Helke, Linda M. Redlaczyk, Conrad G. Zitzner, Irene Kaye Nustad, John A. Deal, Joyce A. Seebauer, David A. Thompson, Mary D. Fuchs, Lynn M. Folsom, and Sherry Cook.
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Robert J. Lepsch
S. 7Th St
Rosemary Vinson
S. 13Th St
la Crosse
Philip B. Quall
Wall St
Katherine E. Betz
la’ Crosse
Clarence J. Baldwin
Tomah
Betty Anne Welch
Warrens
Duane J. Zingler
Rhonda Mae Oftedahl
Glendale Ave
Casimir J. Klimek
Chicago
Lois Ann Miller
E. Montgomery St
Sparta
Jeffrey A. Lewis
Marjorie M. Pearson
St. Charles
Ill
Viroqua
Wis
Arvin A. Helke
R. J. Stoddard
Linda M. Redlaczyk
Jackson St
Conrad G. Zitzner
Irene Kaye Nustad
Westby
Waukon
Iowa
John A. Deal
Joyce A. Seebauer
David A. Thompson
Mary D. Fuchs
Lynn M. Folsom
Sherry Cook
Renew Abortion Case Urges Court Review
Milwaukee AP Attorney Joseph Nellis asks the three judge federal panel to renew an injunction stopping prosecution of Dr Sidney Babbitt. He argues Wisconsin has delayed ruling on the abortion law and that a fair trial is unlikely amid political pressure and public passion.
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Milwaukee
Sidney Babbitt
Joseph Nellis
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Babbitt
U.S. Supreme Court
Nellis
Wisconsin
Fire and court notes from La Crosse May entries
La Crosse fire crews respond to multiple false alarms at 15th and Cass 15th and Mississippi and airport standby 5th. A fire at 11th Street car damages area. County court actions include driving after revocation and suspension pleas, and several judgements against individuals and businesses totaling hundreds of dollars.
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15Th
Cass Streets
Mississippi Streets
la Crosse
West Avenue
Pine Streets
Thomas J. Eckert
S. 15Th St
Philip R. Merfeld
S. 20Th St
Terry D. Wenger
Copeland Ave
James L
Vickie A. Jones
Adams St
Oliver Christianson
Badger St
Loren Finch
Jackson St
George Pratt
la Crescent St
Barbara Stings
N. 10Th Ave
Onalaska
Richard C. Koblitz
Liberty St
Dale L. Indahl
West Salem
Kenneth Clements
State Road
John Schneider
Green Bay St
Charles Bull
la Crosse St
Skogen
Barbara A. Lee
Public Hearing Planned on Highway 27 Design Near Cashton
Wisconsin Division of Highways schedules a public hearing June 8 1971 at Cashton High School Gym for design aspects of Highway 27 between the junction with 33 southwest of Cashton and northward. Written statements welcomed by June 18, 1971. Proceedings cover environmental impacts relocation aid and federal funding notes.
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Cashton
Monroe County
Wisconsin Division of Highways
Highway Commission
Coe Street
Wisconsin
Sheboygan Avenue
Madison
Division of Highways District Office
Mormon Coulee Road
la Crosse
Division of Highways Central
Hill Farms
Department of Administration
West Wilson Street
Division of Highways
E. Gehrmann Highway Commission
Flowers For Women At Asbury Services
Women attending Asbury United Methodist Church services at 9:20 and 10:30 a.m. will receive carnations. The Mother's Day custom, sponsored by the Men's Club, places flowers on plastic foam crosses in the chancel.
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Asbury United Methodist Church
Redfield Sts
Men’s Club
Probate and name change notices in La Crosse County Wisconsin
Legal notices from Wisconsin probate and court divisions announce hearing for the estate of Hilda Ward with creditors' claims due by July 24 1971 and claims adjournment July 27 1971. Also includes a name change petition for Gladys Marie Leinfelder to Susan Marie Leinfelder to be heard May 24 1971. Additional liquor license application notices list Oak Point Holmen Castle Mound Country Club Holmen and Town of Holland applicants.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Eugene A. Toepel
Ruediger
Joanis & Gleason
Exchange Building
State of Wisconsin
Gladys Marie Leinfelder
Susan Marie Leinfelder
Steele
Peter G. Pappas
Beerlas
Holand
Lucas Veum
Oak Point
Rt.1
Holmen
Wayne Tabbert
Castle Mound ‘Country Club
Rt. 1
Lorraine Halverson
Holland
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