Indians End Siege At Wounded Knee
U S marshals and FBI agents ended the 70 day siege at Wounded Knee S D after evacuating residents and searching for weapons. About 40 Indians reportedly escaped during storms while Dennis Banks and Leonard Crow Dog were involved in earlier talks. Two militants were killed in gun battles. one federal marshal remains paralyzed and an FBI agent was wounded. Courts expect Banks to surrender in Rapid City as negotiations move toward 1898 treaty discussions with Sioux leaders.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
FBI
Asst
U.S. Atty
Richard Hellstein
Justice Department
Frizzell
al Cooper
American Indian Movement
Dennis Banks
Banks
Leonard Crow Dog
U.S
White House
AIM
South Dakota
Missouri River
Pine Ridge
Lloyd Grimm
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Tax Relief Dominates Wisconsin Budget Debate in 1973-75
Democrats forecast Lucey plan cuts property taxes while Republicans push direct checks to taxpayers. Budget talks target nearly 550 million dollars for tax relief as two state mental institutions close and welfare costs shift to local funding. Dunn frames Lucey plan as balanced benefiting rich and poor including renters.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Joint Finance Committee
Robert Dunn
Lucey
GOP
Lacey
Dunn
Suspected Beer Purchaser Will Consult Lawyer
A man identified as the purchaser of beer for a teen party in Onalaska had his La Crosse County Court case continued to Wednesday to consult a lawyer. Judge Leonard Roraff ordered Layton Halverson, 20, released without bond as the case proceeds. He is charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors by buying and delivering a half barrel of beer to the home. Six other adults face similar charges from sheriff deputies responding to a noisy party at the same residence.
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Onalaska
la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Layton Halverson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Halverson
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Mardian
Sirica
Grand Jury
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Mardian
Liddy
Frederick C. LaRue
Nixon
LaRue
E. Howard Hunt
Senate
Hunt
Los Angeles
Charles Colson
State Department
UW La Crosse Symphonic Band Concert on Cartwright Center lawn
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse Symphonic Band conducted by James Mendenhall will perform a 100 member program on Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Cartwright Center lawn with works by Morrissey Chabrier Ives Goldman Verdi and Wagner. If it rains the concert moves to Main Hall Auditorium.
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University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
James Mendenhall
Cartwright Center
Morrissey
Chabrier
Ives
Goldman
Verdi
Wagner
Main Hall
Beer Heists Hit La Crosse Speedway Cooler
Over the weekend Two break ins at the La Crosse Interstate Speedway near West Salem led to thefts of 24 cases of beer. Sheriff reports say 12 cases were taken each night Saturday and Sunday improving the total value to 93.80 dollars. The line about the Amazon River appears unrelated to the crime.
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Winona
C.P
Royee
Dakota
T.W
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Dodge
Neilisville
Galesville
la Crosse
West Salem
Houston
Hokah
Kickapoo
Steuben Mississipp
la Crosse Interstate Speedway
Break In Rain Forecast For La Crosse Area
A break in showers is forecast Wednesday for the La Crosse area with sun and a high near 70. NWS meteorologist James Bagnell says precipitation chances drop to 10 percent Tuesday night and 5 percent Wednesday. May rainfall reaches 2.83 inches through May, while floods loom on tributaries with several crests approaching flood stage.
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la Crosse
James Bagnell
National Weather Service
NWS
Mississippi River
Trempealeau
Dodge
Hokah
Minn
Steuben
Autos Collide Killing 3 Men Two Brothers Among Victims
Three men died in a Marathon County head on crash near Wausau raising Wisconsin 1973 traffic fatalities to 317. Richard Wiensch 37 and his brother James both from Wausau and Clifford Woznicki 21 of Hatley were killed. Four others injured.
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Associated Press
Marathon
Wisconsin
Richard Wiensch
Wausau
James
Clifford Woznicki
Hatley
Arthur G. Ramstad
South Range
Douglas County
Sheriff's Deputies
Charles Jeffries
Madison
Stoughton
Rosemarie Oster
Menomonee Falls
Waukesha County
Vandalism Blamed In Menard Fire
A warehouse fire at Menard s Cashway Lumber Yard 47 Copeland Ave April 3 was ruled vandalism not arson by Captain James Dayton head of the fire department inspection bureau Wisconsin Crime Laboratory found no accelerants in debris and a break in the warehouse was reported Firefighters noted a large stock of lumber inside.
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Menard
Cashway
Copeland Ave
James Dayton
Fire Department Inspection Bureau
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Dayton
Lutheran Hospital Tours and Displays Planned During Week
Lutheran Hospital will host tours and exhibits as part of American Hospital Week. Public tours run Tuesday 1:30 to 4 p.m. and Thursday 7 to 8:30 p.m., each about 45 minutes, with lobby demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday.
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Lutheran Hospital
Viterbo College Students Recital Schedule
Viterbo College announces a public chamber recital Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Recital Hall Fine Arts Center. The program spans classical Baroque and contemporary works featuring Carol Stanek cello Judy A Liebl piano Edith Strong Mary L Falada Jeff Vach Jannette Minear flute Mark Heller guitar James Vach clarinet and Miss Liebl piano performing works by Handel Haydn Giuliani Hindemith Ibert.
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Viterbo College
Viterbo
Fine Arts Center
George Frederick Handel
Carol Stanek
Judy A. Liebl
Joseph Haydn
Edith Strong
Mary L. Falada
Jeff Vach
Jannette Minear
Mark Heller
Mauro Giuliani
Jacques Ibert
Paul Hindemith
James Vach
Miss Liebl
Dinner To Honor Sheriff Black At UW La Crosse
An appreciation dinner, sponsored by the La Crosse County Democratic Party and the Youth Caucus, honors Sheriff William Black in the Valhalla Room at UWL. The event begins with 5:30 p.m. refreshments, a 7 p.m. dinner, and features the Aquinas High School Triple Trio and Ricky Martinez. Tickets are at Quinn's Sport Shop Labor Temple or Wittenberg's Cigar Store or from Randy Larson.
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la Crosse County
Democratic Party
William
Bill) Black
Valhalla
Cartwright Center
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Newman Center
Uwl
Aquinas High School
Ricky Martinez
Quinn
Labor Temple
Wittenberg’s
Randy Larson
Watergate testimony moves toward immunity and hearings
Senate investigators weigh granting immunity to John Dean to allow public testimony on the Watergate break in and coverup. Proceedings target the June 17 burglary, campaign finances, and alleged sabotage as White House aides face grand jury questions and new prosecutions loom.
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Baker
Watergate
Dean
Democratic National
Senate
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
White House
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Florida White House
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
State Urges Closing Property Tax Loophole in Wisconsin
Lawmakers were urged to end a 1955 plat law loophole that lets real estate developers slash assessments by 80 percent, pushing neighboring land values and taxes up. Critics say it hurts farmers while aiding wealthy investors. advocates propose a two year limit or repeal with safeguards for legitimate development.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Governmental and Veterans Affairs Committee
Charles Fox
The
People of Wisconsin United For Tax Reform
la Follette
Glenn Holmes
Revenue Department
Holmes
Fox
Floods threaten Mississippi crest as repairs lag and relief expands
Mississippi River floods push toward crest with most waterways closed to navigation. Corps officials warn locks upstream from St Louis may stay shut a week or more. Federal disaster loans and aid expand across seven states while homeless residents resist returning home. Colorado predicts up to 50 million in flood damage as the Platte surges through Denver. 3,500 evacuated. Governor Love pilots over flood zones and may seek a presidential disaster declaration.
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Mississippi
Corps of Engineers
St. Louis
Colorado
Platte River
Denver
Probation Ordered For Vehicle Theft In La Crosse
Irvin B. Campbell 20 of 914 Clinton Street received two years probation after pleading guilty to stealing a van from Ever sole Dodge on March. Judge Leonard Roraff withheld sentence and ordered reimbursement of his lawyer fees as a probation condition.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Irvin B. Campbell
Clinton St
John Drew
Drew
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Campbell
Lukoff
Eversole Dodge
N. 3Rd St
James Brieske
Three People Bitten by Injured Dog
A dog struck by a car at Highway 53 and West George Street bit three people who were helping it. The dog received treatment at Van Wyke's Small Animal Hospital and was held for observation. Victims included Lloyd Lambert, Alex La Mere, and city dogcatcher Larry Smith. Lambert was treated at Lutheran Hospital, others at St. Francis Hospital.
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Highway 53
West George Street
van Wyke
Small Animal Hospital
Lloyd Lambert
N. 3Rd Ave
Onalaska
Alex la Mere
R. 2
Larry Smith
Lambert
Lutheran Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Walk Pledges Top $9 820 for Cerebral Palsy Drive
Pledges in the Saturday walkathon for United Cerebral Palsy of the Coulee Region total 9 820, with 400 junior high and high school students from La Crosse and Onalaska taking part. The 20 mile event started and ended in Riverside Park. The Hintgen School PTO schedules its last meeting of the year for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Parents will judge student art and select art pins for winners. Officers will be elected at the meeting.
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United Cerebral Palsy
Coulee
Terry Felt
Walkathon
Felt
Riverside Park
la Crosse
Onalaska
Hintgen
PTO
Central Furfano Fights Site Rezoning and Conservation
Community members clash over preserving the Central Furfano site at 1611 Madison St. Swanson warns against devaluing the property and taxpayer risk if the city buys from the school district. Sontag suggests keeping the site for athletic use, while Alderman Imes pushes funding to purchase to avoid delays and further procrastination. Weather briefs note mixed skies across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa with showers in the northeast and warming trend in parts.
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Furfano
Madison St
Swanson
La Crosse Tribune contact and delivery notice
Sanford Goltz editor Sanders Hook operations Wallace Hutzler etc. We hope your carrier service is prompt and courteous Please call 782-8040 for delivery issues until 7 p.m. or 8 to 10 on Sunday The Tribune published daily and Sunday morning at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 54601 Volume 68 Number 353 circulation rates listed and staff names included
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la Crosse Tribune
IGA
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzler
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St. la Crosse
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