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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
16
Ann Landers responds to Mrs H about miscarriage insensitivity and the harm from remarks during loss. A second letter from desperate parents describes a 19 year old daughter involved with a much older boyfriend, who bullies her and invades the family home, despite her independence and earnings.
A reader questions family control over a daughter dating, while a flight passenger laments rude behavior on a delayed plane. The column responds with advice on respecting choices and staying calm amid disruption. humor via the boarding house strip remains noted.
Trustees vote to shut down the five year old college amid financial troubles. President Dr Edwin Coen says 450 students will be moved to Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. Closing becomes effective Thursday. Sunburn note informs on ultraviolet rays.
Listings list weekly worship times, confirmations, Sunday schools, and choir practices across many Lutheran and related churches in towns such as Cashton, North Coon Prairie, Brush Creek, Portland, Fish Creek, Holmen, Sparta, Burr Oak, St. Paul’s Melrose, Zion Galesville, Mt Calvary Trempealeau, Lewis Valley, Our Savior’s Westby, Prairie, Blair, Beaver Creek, and surrounding parishes with pastors named such as Bruce M. Buslaff and Ernest Johnson, noting joint council meetings at Portland and various congregation activities through midweek and weekend.
Sen. Walter Mondale says easing Canadian oil import restrictions will relieve Minnesota's growing fuel shortage. He argues controls are inadequate and raise fuel oil prices, hurting small manufacturers and state schools seeking bids for balance-of-year fuel.
John Michard and Mickey Mellis totalled 109 points to win the north-south at the Duplicate Bridge Club event. David Skipton and David Klehm led east-west with 98. Other north-south scores were Alfred Knorr and Ella Hagen 10712, Dorothy Rahilly and Bonnie Hoesley 101. East-west teams Robert and Dean Whiteway 97, Francis Carter and Dale Klzing 92.
Typical Cam bodya farm houses rise on stilts with split bamboo floors and woven mat walls. Verandas surround the structure while space beneath is used for grain work and weaving. Chickens pigs and water buffalo may be kept there at night.
On early Pacific exploration Magellan and his crew met island communities trading fish coconuts and fruit for mirrors while noting theft risk. A chief urged him to aid in battle where Magellan was slain and his expedition continued, with the Victoria returning to Spain after three years. Readers can request Uncle Ray’s body at work leaflet via The La Crosse Tribune.
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