Skylab May Face Delay Over Heat Shield Decision
Skylab temperatures hit 150 degrees inside the lab as NASA weighed sending three astronauts to install a 12 by 40 foot aluminized sun shield. The plan would require a space walk, potentially delaying the Sunday launch of Charles Conrad Jr., Joseph Kerwin, and Paul Weitz.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Skylab Space Station
Space Agency
Orbiting Laboratory
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Mission Control
Alday family murders linked to Maryland jailbreak escapees
Sheriff reports five Alday men and Mary Alday shot in a beer littered house trailer as three Maryland escapees from a Wicomico County work farm are described as armed and dangerous. Police traced a car to a Pennsylvania youth amid the investigation. The Skylab 1 astronauts arrived in Houston to rehearse procedures for their flight.
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Sheriff White
Alday
Mary Alday
Carl Isaacs Jr
George Dungee
Wayne C. Coleman
Baltimore
Ned Alday
Bud Alday
Ice Man Days Manifest in May Forecasts and Temperatures
Meteorologist James Bagnell of the National Weather Service notes a cooling trend despite May warmth. Temperatures ranged from 71 Tuesday to 35 Wednesday in the Tri-State Area with a near 32 overnight low forecast and a 65 high with sun expected Thursday.
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James Bagnell
National Weather Service
NWS
Tri-State
la Crosse
La Crosse Man Dies By Gas Self Harm
La Crosse man Alvin Stankey age 65 died Tuesday evening in a basement by asphyxiation using a plastic covering around his body and a gas pipe. Police and deputy coroner ruled it a self-inflicted death. The gas release prompted temporary evacuation of two nearby homes. Nelson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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la Crosse
Alvin Stankey
Liberty St
Fred Skemp
Stankey
Nelson Funeral Home
Minnesota Highway Toll Rises With Deadly Tuesday Accidents
Four people died in Minnesota traffic incidents late Tuesday including two teens near Parkers Prairie and a car crash in East Grand Forks. The toll for 1973 reaches 268 with additional injuries reported across multiple crashes. A separate La Crosse noon collision injured two others.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Fargo
N.D
East Grand Forks
Grand Forks
Daniel Schultz
United Hospital
Debra Kraemer
Evansville
St. Luke's Hospital
Parkers Prairie
Patty Ann Bergman
Sylvia Bernice Thoennes
Leverne C. Germanson
Twin Valley
Becker County Sheriff's Office
Germanson
Detroit Lakes
Jeanette Nordquist
Braham
Mora
Nordquist
Paul
St. Louis Park
Edward Schultz
Brook Park
Minn
Schultz
U.S. 65
la Crosse
Jean Phillips
16Th
Jackson Street
Lutheran Hospital
Paola Liverzani
Shorewood Drive
Ronald Symbek
Plainview Ave
Copeland Avenue
Rose Street
Henry Rebhan
Nakomis Ave
Symbek
James Geary
Avon St
Burglaries and attempted break-ins hit La Crosse area
A night rash of burglaries and attempted break-ins reported by La Crosse police targeted Swiss Chateau liquor store, La Crosse AFL-CIO Labor Temple, and Mary's Tap with some merchandise missing. Three people were arrested on marijuana charges in separate incidents, including Timothy Best, 20, and two 16 year olds after police stopped a car on the Causeway.
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la Crosse
S. 3Rd St
Afl-Cio Labor Temple
King Street
Mary's Tap
Merry Mart
Market St
State Sts
Timothy Best
Losey Boulevard
Best
Madison
Rural La Crosse man bound for Circuit Court on multiple charges
Michael G. Abraham 31 of rural La Crosse bound over to Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing on possession of marijuana during a shoplifting arrest on April 20. He is also charged with taking a Dahl Motors car on May 6 or 7. Bond remains at $3,000 cash and he stays in county jail after failing to post.
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la Crosse
Michael G. Abraham
Dahl Motors
Abraham
Fantle's Store Employees Reject Union in La Crosse
Fantle's on Jay St and 5th Ave in La Crosse reports May 4 vote against Local 1401 Retail Clerks Union representation. The tally was 16 for no representation to five in favor. Manager William Levinger announced after NLRB decertification notice. He credited worker support and noted long tenure of many employees.
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Fantle’s
Jay St
5Th Ave
la Crosse
William Levinger
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Levinger
ShopKo advertising supplement included with La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune advertising supplement for ShopKo promotes the sale circular. Readers are advised to call the circulation department if the special supplement is missing to receive a complete paper at home.
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la Crosse Tribune
ShopKo
Dionysos Awards Banquet Set For Monday Night
La Crosse Community Theater will host the ninth annual Dionysos awards banquet Monday at 6 30 p m at Maple Grove Country Club Ronnie Eastman serves as master of ceremonies Ballots mailed to season ticket holders will choose seven winners from 33 nominees from the 1972 73 season Deadline for ballots and prepaid dinner reservations is Friday Reservations may be made at the box office 118 5th Ave N
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la Crosse
5Th Ave. N
Goldwater Urges Nixon To Resume Leadership
U S Senator Barry Goldwater urged President Nixon to start moving toward leadership as Sen. Stuart Symington charged aides hid Watergate under a CIA umbrella. Testimony before the Senate committee outlined attempts to shield the case and the contrasting accounts from Gray and Walters on CIA involvement.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Stuart Symington
CIA
Senate Armed Services Committee
James W. McCord Jr
White House
Goldwater
America
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Senate Watergate Committee
Liddy
Sirica
Symington
Army
Vernon A. Walters
Central Intelligence Agency
Wisconsin Senate debates liquor licenses for beer bars
The substitute would let municipalities with a three fourths vote grant Class B licenses to beer bar owners who were in business on Feb 1 1972 and earned at least half income from beer. About 300 bars could be affected. A five year holding period applies. Earlier Assembly backed simple majority by municipalities. Beer bars have pressed for reform since Age of Majority law in March 1972. A group once occupied the Assembly chambers delaying Gov Lucey’s address.
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Dale McKenna
D-Jefferson
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin Malt Beverages Association
Patrick J. Lucey
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Delivery Notice
LACROSSE TRIBUNE lists executive editors and staff including K O Blanchard Sanford Goltz Fra Hook Wallace Hutzler and others. Readers are urged to contact the carrier or office at 782-8040 for delivery issues and to find circulation and advertising rates. The paper publishes daily in La Crosse Wisconsin with city carrier price stated.
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Sanford Goltz
Fra Hook
Wallace Hutzler
Edwar Keete
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
Joan Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St. la Crosse
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Bo” Callaway
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Democratic
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Mexico
John W. Dean III
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Lacrosse Tribune
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Sugar
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