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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
10
Lois Kremer, 1747 Rose St., La Crosse, named 1973 Multiple Sclerosis Mother of the Year, speaks about a threefold adjustment Caring for two sons with MS while her husband died from the disease. She describes fatigue, dependence, and emotional strain, yet emphasizes faith, family, and inner purpose.
A La Crosse woman found dead in her bed March 28 died of natural causes. Nancy Mitchell, 19, of 902 S. 8th St., died from acute respiratory insufficiency due to a viral illness, Deputy Coroner Thomas Eichman reported. The death had been under investigation since March 28.
About 200 mothers joined a sunny Sunday event by the La Crosse Flyers Club offering complimentary flights. Mrs. Barbara Malczewski, 76, of 4400 State Road, became the oldest mother to fly with the club, while Debra J. Garvel, 16, of Graf ton, Va., was the youngest. Local Secretaries Association members registered attendees as pilots and relatives boarded the plane, led by pilot Richard Dresen of Onalaska.
Wisconsin Republicans begin their two day state convention Friday as a high profile lunch fund raiser in La Crosse draws 40 to 50 donors at 250 dollars a plate for a private speech by Sen. Charles Percy. A convention committee report calls for a stern stance on the Watergate scandal and urges delegates to back a firm response.
Lakeview Hospital launches a Direct Admissions Treatment Center for the sickest mental patients who failed other rehabilitation programs. Dr. Edward Orman says the center offers extended time and highly structured, tailored programs to each patient, reducing pressure for immediate recovery.
La Crescent High School will present an 8 p.m. concert featuring the choir and concert band and will host an annual art show. The program includes selections from the district music contest with superior ratings. Directors are Robert Erickson for the band and Donald Annis for the choir. Admission is free and open to the public.
Four of five Minnesota residents arrested Saturday evening on marijuana possession charges were scheduled to appear Monday in County Court. Names include Gayle Noyes 19 Dale Engrav 19 Donald Meyer 18 and Paul Christenson 20 plus a 17 year old Rushford boy, with a report to juvenile authorities. Police said a partygoer seen leaving a tavern with an object passed between them before the car was stopped and marijuana smelled. All five were taken to County Jail.
Alderman Joseph Addis says he will oppose annexing Hillview Home if the city must pay 16 000 to reconstruct Funk Road. The county would donate land and cover half costs, but Addis notes the city gains nothing taxwise while the county gains lower fire insurance rates. He questions using 16 000 from already committed road funds and suggests finding alternate sources.
The thefts totaling over $900 were reported to La Crosse police. Items stolen include an 18 horsepower boat motor worth 400 from Peter Herlitzka’s boat, four magnesium wheels and tires from David Dohre’s car, and a $175 canoe from Donald Martin’s property. Other losses were a $21 car battery, a $20 bed, and two speakers valued at 15 from various reported incidents.
A La Crosse County clinic warns hypnotism should be restricted to licensed professionals. Psychologist Dr. Alastair Burnett and psychiatrists Dr. Edward Orman and Dr. David Zarwell cite dangers from untrained use and urge state lawmakers to restrict hypnosis to qualified practitioners. They note benefits when properly applied within psychotherapy and outline risks in weight loss, smoking cessation, and treating medical problems.
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