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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
4
The La Crosse Tribune urges homeowners to mark valuables with their name or ID number to aid police in recovering stolen items. Police departments and insurers offer free markings on many materials, aiming to deter theft and boost identification of recovered goods.
The piece argues that U S voter turnout has dipped below 66 percent since 1900 and cites reforms. It notes postcard registration as a possible national solution, contrasts with Canada Australia Italy New Zealand and West Germany practices, and highlights registration simplicity in Wisconsin as a local model.
In the Labour Department debate and a federal OSHA decision, retiring rooms for workers are deemed unnecessary for both sexes. The rule challenges earlier orders requiring resting spaces for women and now extends to men, with safety concerns cited about ill workers avoiding medical help. The piece notes this shift in context of equal pay for equal work.
Observers believe Communist withdrawal of invasion forces from Laos may foreshadow a phony Vietminh armistice proposal. Labor groups cooperate to furnish more men for training. UW extension centers will stay open as President Fred states. Terry Sharp among 10 high school students awarded a Westinghouse scholarship for scholastic ability and talent.
Joseph Alsop weighs two inconsistent Soviet policies and the Brezhnev Grechko dynamic. He argues Moscow pursues dual aims: western tech import via Kissinger diplomacy and military buildup to dominate Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean. He warns U.S. restraint risks misreading Soviet choice.
Madison report examines how abortion policy provokes fierce clashes in legislatures across generations. It highlights shifts in public stance on moral questions and the fragility of political careers when confronting divisive social issues.
Tribune readers discuss Ann Landers advice on reporting obscene mail to the Postal Inspector and postal reform. They weigh Direct Mail Advertising Association tools, littering questions at Dresbach dam, EMR integration at Washburn School, and the widening public stance on abortion and bingo laws amid marathon Assembly hearings.
Sydney J. Harris denounces the purchase of a $1 million Etruscan vase by the Museum of Modern Art, arguing the art market is tainted by illegality, piracy, and vanity. He says such deals debase art, turning it into merchandise and a hedge for the rich, while neglecting true cultural purpose.
Paris analyst critique Kissinger New York speech for signaling a new Atlantic Charter. The French elite view detente shifts as power balancing with Moscow, while warning against letting the Common Market evolve into an anti American cartel.
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