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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1973
Page
13
The Blob, a pulsating growth found by Marie Harris in Garland, Texas, is declared dead after she doused it with a home brewed insecticide. Arnold Dittman of Growth International suggests the substance may be a mutation of common bacteria or fungi and notes samples died in his tests.
The Supreme Court ruled broadcasters may not be forced to accept paid ads on controversial public issues. The decision reverses a lower court ruling that a broadcaster accepting any ads must accept announcements on public issues. The case involved the FCC and CBS.
Wisconsin prosecutors sought a venue change for Karleton Armstrong amid pretrial publicity. Defense urged trial in Dane County where the crime occurred, arguing constitutional rights and statewide prejudice. The judge delayed ruling on several motions as hearings continued.
Road painting on major Wisconsin highways including I 90 I 94 and routes 14 53 35 25 16 21 61 continues into early June with new four inch center and edge lines. Edge lines will be installed first time on I 90 and I 94. Chess planning meets at the La Crosse Public Library Tuesday at 7 p m for a room use and challenge session. A series of legal notes discuss paid editorials and broadcasting policy with justices differing on mandatory paid announcements. A boat valued at 50 dollars was reported stolen from Fisherman's Road on French Island. Two University of Iowa students from La Crosse and one from Bangor earned degrees among 3 000 total graduates.
The Senate Agriculture Committee reports farmers have been abused and ill paid despite their vast contribution to food and fiber. It notes farm assets totaling 339 billion and one in five private jobs tied to agriculture, with two million supplier jobs and 8 to 10 million linked to storage, transport, and processing.
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