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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
5
Washington officials urge recycling prestamped envelopes and postcards obsolete after rate hikes. Postmasters may shred pulp or cancel them, or sell embossed envelopes as substitutes. Burning is not allowed. a $50 print cost for 20,000 embossed envelopes noted.
Milwaukee officials and citizens were warned that cable television could become a tool of class discrimination. Stanley Nawrocki of Milwaukee Technical College argued that financial interests may limit access to Green Bay Packers football and Milwaukee Bucks games to paying homes only. He urged creation of a metropolitan authority to govern expanding cable networks, noting residents risk being at the mercy of operators and possibly facing pay television for major events.
The Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Co. announced the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a rate of 67.5 cents per 100 pounds for bulk shipments of corn and soybeans from Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota to Northwest Pacific ports for export. The rate applies to multi car shipments of 475 tons or more from these states to Seattle, Tacoma, Longview, Vancouver, Kalama, Washington, and Portland, Oregon.
In Green Bay Wisconsin the Rev Robert Cornell a Catholic priest who sought Congress last fall was re elected Sunday to a second term as chairman of the 8th Congressional District Democratic organization. The caucus with about 100 attendees adopted resolutions calling for an immediate halt to Vietnam hostilities and for all U S troops to withdraw from Southeast Asia by year end.
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