Listing Of Ingredients On Food Labels Proposed By G C Thelen Jr
Washington AP The FDA published a proposal by five George Washington University law students to require all processed foods to list ingredients on labels. The plan would apply to standardized foods with full labeling rules, aiding consumers to spot allergens or substances they avoid. Comments due in 60 days will guide FDA actions and legal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C. Thelen Jr
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
George Washington University
Charles C. Edwards
Law Students
Law Students Association For Buyers’ Education and
Model Shot To Death In Robbery
In Chicago Elizabeth Feely a 21 year old model was fatally shot during a robbery at her Near North Side apartment five others were robbed of about 200 dollars Witnesses say a gunman admitted by Feely forced occupants to the floor and then fired Feely who modeled for Exposure Photography and represented Creative Work Inc. was killed during the incident.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Feely
Old Town
Near North Side
Louis T. Norbutt
Miss Feeley
Thomas Connelly
Miss Feely
Donna Foley
Darlene Off
Connelly
James Skinner
Michael Procopio
Exposure Photography
Creative Work Inc
Admiral Turns 105 at 300-guest Coronado party
Retired Admiral Richard H Jackson, the nation’s oldest officer, marked his 105th birthday in Coronado California with more than 300 guests visiting his garden. He began the day early, spent hours greeting visitors, and received birthday wishes from President Nixon by mail and a call from Bob Hope. He attributed his health to moderation and enjoying life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral
Coronado
Calif
Richard H. Jackson
Navy
Jackson
Nixon
Bob Hope
Insurance Firm Sues To Recover House Damages
Home Mutual Insurance Co. sues truck driver John B. Sanger and Continental Casualty Co. in La Crosse Circuit Court to recover about $2,000 paid to Richard and Helen Ahrens for damages to their La Crescent home after a Cargill Heating and Air Conditioning Co. truck allegedly rolled downhill, jumped a curb, and struck the residence on February 27, 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Circuit
la Crescent
Minn
Home
Home Mutual Insurance Co
Richard and
Helen Ahrens
N. 3Rd St
John B. Sanger
N. 4Th St
Continental Casualty Co
Cargill Heating and Air Conditioning Co
Home Mutual
Ahrens
Cargill
Sanger
River Readings and Seasonal Climate Totals
The report lists degree days total 7794 versus last year 7499 and normal 7377 with a May 11 record high of 89 and record low of 28 from 1922 and 1946 respectively. Sunrise and sunset times for Wednesday are 5 53 and 8 20 p m with the moon at last quarter on May 17.
Weather update for Lacrosse and nearby regions
Weather forecast indicates light rain possible tonight and Wednesday morning with a low around 42 and a high in the upper 50s in Lacrosse and vicinity. Northwest winds 8 to 18 mph. Wisconsin expects cloudy, cool conditions with light showers inland and southeast cooling. Minnesota forecasts frost or freezing temps tonight with central and northern frost, and a cool, variably cloudy Wednesday with milder temps. Iowa notes shower chances in the southeast tonight and showers in the east Wednesday morning with cooler conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Judge Disqualifies Self In Davis Trial
SAN RAFAEL CALIF AP Superior Court Judge Alan A Lindsay disqualified himself today from presiding over the murder kidnapping trial of Angela Davis and defendant Ruchell Magee. The move comes as the case advances amid national attention and courtroom motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
San Rafael
Calif
Alan A. Lindsay
Angela Davis
Ruchell Magee
Highway Accidents Kill 2 In Milwaukee
Two Milwaukee area traffic deaths and two other Monday fatalities push the 1971 toll to 264, with victims including Arthur Minto Jr., 37, struck on I 94, and Lloyd Wiese, 23, pinned beneath a cast iron pipe load after a semitrailer swerved. Jeffrey Heller, 5, died after being struck near his Caledonia home, and Ben Wiedenhaupt, 69, perished in a Kaukauna area intersection crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Arthur Minto Jr
Lloyd Wiese
Medford
Jeffrey Heller
Warren Heller
Caledonia
Ben Wiedenhaupt
Kaukauna
Wisconsin 55
Wisconsin 114
AEC Hearing Set on State Atom Plant Near Two Creeks
The Atomic Energy Commission schedules a May 26 hearing on radiation and hot water emissions from a Manitowoc area plant near Two Creeks. The hearing, sought by Power and groups, questions cooling water release into Lake Michigan and criticizes facilities for radiation control. The plant, meant to begin in fall, faces possible delay amid protests. The project would be one of two nearby plants capable of about a million kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
Atomic Energy Commission
Two Creeks
Power
Sierra Club
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Motorcyclist Killed in Chaska Collision at Highway 212
A 23-year-old Chaska man Manuel Gabriel Saleh died Monday when his motorcycle collided with a car at the Hwy 212 and County Road 10 intersection southwest of the Twin Cities. The driver James Prentice Wilson 43 of Chaska was uninjured. The death lifts 1971 traffic fatalities to 242, versus 262 the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaska, Minn
Chaska
Hwy. 212
Twin Cities
Manuel Gabriel Saleh
James Prentice Wilson
Judge Refuses Delay In Postal Rate Hike
A federal judge denied magazines and newspapers publishers’ bid to block temporary postal rate increases. The ruling allows a two cent stamp rise and about one third average rate hike to take effect Sunday, despite claims the Postal Rate Commission lacked time to review permanent rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William B. Bryant
Magazine Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Pollution and cheese factories listed across Wisconsin towns
A fragmented notice lists numerous cheese factories and dairy operations including Highland Pure Milk Association, Ma son, Grinnel, Monroe, Montfort, Monticello, Oshkosh, Port Washington, Ridgeway, Stitzer, Superior and other entities along Highway 29 and Falls Dairy Co. in a pollution-related page item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Pure Milk Association
Kansasville
Farmers Cheese Factory
Mason
Grinnel Cheese
Monroe
Montfort
Wittenwyler- Burgy Cheese Co
Monticello
Skelton Bridge
Oshkosh
Highway 29
Port Washington
Upper Mill Creek
Ridgeway
Falls Dairy Co
Sand Creek
Liberty-Clifton
Stitzer
Twin Ports Coop Dairy
Superior
Pine River
Yuba
Maney Joins La Crosse Police and Fire Commission
Former La Crosse Alderman Bernard F. Maney takes his seat on the La Crosse Police and Fire Commission Tuesday night, replacing John Kolhoven who was not reappointed by Mayor W. Peter Gilbertson. Kolhoven chaired the panel for five years. The mayoral appointment is not subject to council confirmation. Olga M. Sauber’s Housing Authority term expires this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Bernard F. Maney
Eight Die as Bayswater Hotel Dormitory Fire Rages
In West London's Bayswater district a fire swept the staff dormitory of the five story Hills Hotel leaving eight dead and ten injured. The victims include a young nude red-haired woman who reportedly perched on a second story ledge before falling onto an iron railing. The blaze gutted the staff quarters and disrupted operations at the middle-price hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bayswater
Girl First To Win Elks Award Twice
Ohio girl Janice M Csokmay of Warren becomes the first to repeat as winner of the Elks Most Valuable Student scholarship. California’s David Moyer of Oakland also earns a $2,500 award as part of 368 Elks Foundation scholarships totaling $308,350. Top winners attend the July Elks National Convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio
California
Elks National Foundation of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Janice M. Csokmay
Warren
David Moyer
Oakland
Calif
John L. Walker
Foundation
New Orleans
City Doctor Named To Cancer Committee
Dr. Gerard I Uhrich of 1113 S 22nd Drive a La Crosse Clinic physician was appointed to the committee on cancer by the State Medical Society of Wisconsin. The cancer committee is one of six named at the society 130th annual meeting which winds up in Milwaukee Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard I. Uhrich
S. 22Nd Drive
la Crosse
Fire and false alarm incidents report details
On May 10 and 11, multiple incidents were reported: a false fire call by a child at 2524 16th St. a grass fire on Redbird Court. a wastebasket fire at Lutheran Hospital extinguished by firemen. a false fire box alarm at Losey Boulevard and State Road. an overheated dishwasher motor at Robert Staley residence 236 S 17th Place.
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16Th St
Redbird Court
Lutheran Hospital
Losey Boulevard
State Road
Robert Staley
S. 17Th Place
LCU Freshman Charged With Bomb Hoax Call
A La Crosse State University freshman John Bristow aged 19 from 1429 Charles Street was arrested after police say he made a false report that a bomb had been placed in a campus building. He was ordered to appear in County Court on a disorderly conduct charge with possible university disciplinary action if convicted. The university switchboard received a call around 10:30 am claiming a bomb would go off later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State University
John Bristow
Charles Sr
Bristow
Dollar Rallies In Germany but Declines In Brussels
The dollar rose on the Frankfurt market to 3.55 marks after opening 3.545, held steady among Paris banks at 5.53-5.535 francs, and fell on the Brussels market to 49.1-49.2 Belgian francs amid shifts to a dual rate system. London and Zurich quotes showed dollar demand, with gold rising to $40 per ounce as speculators covered shorts and the pound drop continued. South Africa criticized U S inflation policy, urging other nations to adjust currencies.
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Frankfurt
Paris
Brussels
West Germany
Netherlands
Gaston Eyskens
South Africa
Nicholaas Diederichs
United States
London
Zurich
Nixon Proposes Agency To Find Cure For Cancer
President Nixon seeks creation of a dedicated Cancer-Care Program within NIH with its own budget and direct presidential accountability. He calls for an extra 100 million dollars for fiscal 1972, citing progress and urging swift House and Senate action to fund a national cancer war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
White House
NIH
Robert Q. Marston
Senate
House
Two La Crosse Men Treated After Trempealeau Crash
Two La Crosse men were treated and released from Lutheran Hospital after a Sunday one car crash at 7 59 p m at the junction of County Highways M and MM east of Trempealeau. James Carlson 26 of 2212 S 31st St and Allan Held were injured with head trauma and transported by ambulance.
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la Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
Trempealeau County
Trempealeau
James Carlson
S. 31St St
Allan Held
R. J. Willard Knutson
Blair
Carlson
Local Group Donates $75 For POW Cause
The South Side Business Men's Association of La Crosse donated 75 dollars to Mrs. Frank Hess at 923 King Street to aid efforts for American prisoners in North Vietnam. Hess, president of the Wisconsin chapter of the National League of Families of Prisoners Missing in Southeast Asia, seeks improved treatment or release for POWs. Arnold Evanson, group president, said funds may cover general expenses or a possible Nixon visit.
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South Side Business Men’s Association of
Hess
Nixon
Stolen Goods Report From Vacant La Crosse House
Police in La Crosse report $320 in property stolen from a vacant house in the University area. Owners Michael Jiracek and Richard Reichgelt, preparing to move in, describe missing items including two $100 French doors, $50 fireplace accessories, a $10 thermostat, a $50 light fixture, $30 in miscellaneous items. A parking meter was also reported stolen from the Municipal Ramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse University
la Crosse
Michael Jiracek
Green Bay St
Richard Reichgelt
Park Ave
Police Ambulance Transfers On May 10
On May 10 at 1 03 p m Phyllis Sendelbach 25 of 1308 Mississippi St was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness By 428 p m Dawn Gabel 14 of 822 St Andrew St was transported to St Francis Hospital by squad car for illness
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Phyllis Sendelbach
Mississippi St
St. Francis Hospital
Caledonia St
Dawn Gabel
St. Andrew St
Presidents Get Guidelines On Bomb Threats
The nine Wisconsin state universities received guidelines for handling bomb threats after several incidents this spring. The rules warn callers face up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine. Violent-explosive offenses carry prison terms up to 25 years if death results, up to 10 years for injury, and up to 15 years for property damage. Eugene McPhee noted disruptions are a concern and said universities will cooperate with local police to identify violators.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
WSU Systems
Eugene McPhee
Tiny Tim and Wife Welcome 6 Pound 10 Ounce Daughter
New York(AP) Singer Tiny Tim and his wife Victoria May Khaury welcomed their first child a daughter weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces Doctors Hospital said the couple both are healthy The singer Herbert Khaury known as Tiny Tim praised the newborn noting she has a lot of hair He said the child’s name was not yet chosen and expressed hopes for a big family with Miss Vicky
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New York
Tiny Tim
Victoria May Khaury
Doctors Hospital
Herbert Khaury
Miss Vicky
Radio Highlights and Local Sports Broadcasts
Radio schedule lists WKTY and WSLA programs including County Nurse Helen Hanson segments on preschool hearings and vision clinics. Baseball games feature Twins at Red Sox and Brewers at Yankees. A tri angular track meet is set for WGBM FM with Viola, Kickapoo, Westby, and Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKTY
Helen Hanson
Wsla-Fm
Consumer Report
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Wwla-Fm
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Milwaukee Brewers
New York Yankees
Wgbm-Fm
Viola
Kickapoo
Westby
Hillsboro
Viroqua Man Dead At 39
Dewey Olsen of Viroqua died unexpectedly at home in Springville on May 10, aged 39. He worked at Clark Machine and Welding Shop. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Jacobson and Vance Funeral Home with burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and prior to the service. He is survived by his father Charley and two sisters Avada Van Wormer of Colorado Springs and Iris Groskopf of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Dewey Olsen
Springville
Clark Machine and Welding
Jacobson and Vance
Iler Anderson
Charley
Avada van Wormer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Iris Groskopf
la Crosse
Boy Falls Into Hole Near Roosevelt School
An eight year old La Crosse boy Kenneth Bjorge of 1309 Campbell Street fell into a manhole Monday evening near the Roosevelt School addition. He was treated at Lutheran Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Roosevelt School
Kenneth Bjorge
Campbell St
Lutheran Hospital
La Crosse Tribune publication detail and pricing
The La Crosse Tribune announces its publishing staff, office address, and association with Lee Enterprises and AP. It lists pricing for single copies and carrier delivery, noting mail rates by volume and the edition as Volume 66 Number 355.
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la Crosse Tribune
Ith
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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State Bank of la Crosse
Exchange State Bank
Washington Senators
Adm
Richard Jackson
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Dodge
Galesville
Houston
Urs
Carnegie
Bowtons of
The
AEC
A. W. Roelnig, SR
Elks’ Award
Fire Department
Stanley W. Peterson
Lynne Tower
Business Men’s Assurance
LCU
Germany
By Douglas B. Cornell
Congress
National Institute of Health
Ohnsrud
James R. Johnsrud
P.O
Main ST
W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Schumacher
Cauneral Home
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
LA Crosse, Wis
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