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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
2
Baltimore court granted Spiro T. Agnew's lawyers broad authority to issue subpoenas and question witnesses in the federal grand jury inquiry into the vice president. The decision enlarges the legal tools available to Agnew's team in pursuing leaks and related matters.
A Justice Department antitrust probe concerns gasoline station closings amid price controls, while in Washington appeals court blocks a natural gas price freedom policy. Nixon defends Agnew against leaks and indicts press. The probe centers on bribery and extortion claims dating to Maryland and Baltimore County tenure.
Two people were treated at St Francis Hospital after a noon three car collision on Highway 53 south of Highway 93 in the Town of Holland. Frank M. Haller sustained a head injury and Daryl A. Haller a forehead cut. the first was released, the second admitted.
La Crosse Country Club president Joseph Sierzant disputed a radio report that a member offered a city official a boost in rental fees. He defended the current $2,000 annual rent and said no offer exists. The club's board, not individual members, speaks for the club and will pursue action against anyone spreading such claims.
Public notice from the La Crosse Tribune provides missed paper contact number 782 8040 and notes subscription rates including the La Crosse Sunday Tribune within 75 miles of La Crosse One year costs 30 dollars. It lists distribution at 401 No 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 and price for city carrier at 1.60 every two weeks.
Fire department logs show multiple elevator and fire alarm incidents on Oct 3 in La Crosse. Ambulance and police reports list injuries from falls and vehicle-related incidents, with several patients transported to Lutheran or St Francis hospitals. A 620 carat uncut diamond display at Cremer's Jewelry will be shown through Oct 12 correcting an earlier date.
The American Party schedules a 5 30 p m news conference at Nines Steak Roundup 206 Copeland Ave with Andy Connor former Marshfield mayor and potential governor candidate and Joseph Birkenstock state chair answering questions. Birkenstock just returned from a National Committee meeting where party development was discussed.
The La Crosse County Association for Retarded Children will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in American Legion Clubrooms to hear Richard Hentschel of Cooperative Educational Service Agency 11 discuss new legislation. The planning committee fields a residential home proposal for eight adults and two caretakers. Applications will be accepted in order received. forms available at Friday’s meeting.
About 5 000 customers lost power early Wednesday when a device linking overhead to underground lines failed at the Northern States Power Co. substation on Lang Drive. Power was restored by 1:15 p.m. after switching to parallel feeders.
Thomas Disrude stood mute in La Crosse County Court and entered an innocent plea after being charged with dognapping a silver gray Weimaraner valued at 200 dollars. The dog had been sold to Ervin Dwyer of Onalaska. a jury trial is set for October 23. Bond reduced from 200 to 90 dollars in cash.
A public hearing on replacing the Clinton Street Bridge between La Crosse and French Island is scheduled for Tuesday October 30 at 2 p.m. in the La Crosse County Courthouse. The hearing will be conducted by the Wisconsin Highway Commission. The county board asked for the hearing stating the current bridge is inadequate for traffic and planning the replacement will take several years.
Home Savings and Loan Association of La Crosse will open a new Holmen branch northeast of the Bank of Holmen in midsummer 1974. The 1200 square foot facility with drive in features will cost over 80000 dollars, pending state approval. A hearing on the application is set for November 1 in Madison, with instructions to notify the deputy commissioner to appear and bring substantial documentary evidence.
Wholesale prices climbed 5.8 percent from July to August, the largest one month gain in 27 years, as Nixon lifted the mid summer food price freeze. Despite a September dip prices remain 16.6 percent above a year earlier. Processed foods and feeds fell 6 percent, contributing to the record drop in farm products and processed foods and feeds totaling 6 percent unadjusted and 5.2 percent seasonally adjusted, the largest declines since 1947.
Oct 2 at 8 58 p m Haakon Bangsberg 68 of 359 Van Ness St West Salem transferred to Lutheran Hospital with unspecified injuries after the incident.
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