Cambodia to end monarchy and form republic
Cambodia's national assembly and senate voted unanimously to replace the monarchy with a republic, to be proclaimed Oct. 9 and in effect Nov. 1. Chief of State Chen Heng to address the U.N. on Oct. 9. Lon Nol's government maintains operations, while Sihanouk's government-in-exile in Peking challenges the move.
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John T. Wheeler
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Lon Nol
Chen Heng
Sihanouk
Long Nol
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Battambang
South Vietnam
da Nang
Hunters Blamed For Minnesota Fire Burned 2000 Acres Near Grand Rapids
Firefighters fought a 2000 to 2500 acre brush and timber blaze about 10 miles southeast of Grand Rapids. District Forester Bernard Ahim said winds up to 29 mph could complicate efforts. About 100 to 150 volunteers battled the five mile wide front aided by swamp buggies and dirt berms while a plane spotter directed ground crews. No homes or injuries reported and investigators blamed small game hunters for starting the fire. Separately, sparks from faulty brakes caused about 15 acres of grass fires along Highway 23 between Mora and Ogilvie, with no injuries or major damage.
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Grand Rapids, Minn
Grand Rapids
Bernard Ahim
Warba
Ahlm
Conservation Department
Division of Lands and Forestry
Minnesota
Mora
Ogilvie
James Donahue
Great Northern
Six Die In Minnesota Crashes On Saturday
Six people died in Minnesota traffic crashes on Saturday, with two fatal head on and overturned car accidents. Maurice E. Kingstrom, 45, of Minneapolis, perished on Minnesota 55 near Eden Valley. John M. Chindzvall, 22, of Ona Mia, died when his car overturned on Minnesota 22 near Mankato.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Highway Patrol
Maurice E. Kingstrom
Minneapolis
Eden Valley
John M. Chindzvall
Onamia
Minnesota 22
Mankato
Cavaliers Drum Corps Second in Maple Leaf Parade
The Cavalers Drum and Baton Corps of La Crosse finished second in the Maple Leaf Parade competition for drum and baton groups Saturday. Earlier information given to The Tribune on Sunday mis-stated the order, listing the Cavaliers second behind the Warriors Drum and Baton Corps of La Crosse.
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Cavalers
la Crosse
Cavaliers of
Lindstrom, Minn
the Tribune
Cavaliers
Warriors
British Say Attache Kidnapped In Canada
Montreal AP reports James Richard Cross the 49 year old British commercial attaché in Montreal was kidnapped at his home by four men early today. Three carried machine guns and one had a revolver guiding Cross into a taxicab. police confirmed four assailants. No ransom demands have been received.
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Montreal
James Richard Cross
Cross
CFCF
Elizabeth Richards
Duck Hunter Fatally Shot By Own Gun Near Tower
In Tower Minnesota Paul Lupich nineteen of Virginia Minnesota died when his shotgun discharged as he tripped in a duck blind at Lost Lake west of Tower A St Louis County Deputy Coroner Dr M G Dobler said the accident occurred during duck hunting authorities described it as an accidental discharge.
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Tower, Minn
Paul Lupich
Virginia
Minn
Lost Lake
Tower Sunday
St. Louis County
M. G. Dobler
Lupich
City Man Norbert Pieper Found Dead in Suspected Suicide
A 51 year old La Crosse man, Norbert Pieper of 2855 South 21st Terrace, shot himself in the head with a shotgun Sunday evening. Coroner Robert Holmquist ruled the death as death by own action after Pieper was found by his son.
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la Crosse
Norbert Pieper
S. 21St Terrace
Robert Holmquist
la Crosse County
Pieper
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune published daily and Sundays from La Crosse Wisconsin by Lee Enterprises with AP news content. Describes address, family of rates, and mailing details for second class postage and carrier delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
Ath
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Corrections in La Crosse Divorce Custody Details
A correction notes that Helen Riley Ritter’s divorce from James Riley awarded custody to the father, not the mother. Bonnie Dunnum and Lester Dunnum divorce custody awarded to the mother for one child. Arlene Roe and Ronald Roe divorce custody awarded to the mother for five children.
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Circuit Court
la Crosse
Helen (Riley) Ritter
Kane St
James M. Riley
Liberty St
Bonnie (Clark) Dunnum
S. 22Nd St
Lester E. Dunnum
S. 16Th St
Milwaukee
Arlene M. Roe
Ronald Roe
Gillette St
Judgment notes fire and flood reports from La Crosse county
Court records list judgments against several residents and businesses totaling hundreds of dollars in La Crosse Minnesota. The notices include specific names and addresses such as Ann Sampson, David Dominget, Dahl Motors Credit Inc., Vern Lueck, and Tri-State Accounts Management. Fire and alarm incidents on Oct 2 to Oct 4 cite locations around La Crosse including Main, State, 4th and 6th Streets and notes of flooded oil burner, false alarms, and fires in a car and at a construction site.
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la Crosse
Ann Sampson
Dresbach
Minn
David Dominget
Winnebago St
Melanie Como
Cass St
John M. Fitzpatrick
Winneshiek Road
Dahl Motors Credit Inc
S. 3rd _ St
Kenneth Zielke
R. 1
Credit Bureau of la Crosse-Winona
Oswald Twite
N. Pine St
Caledonia
Vern Lueck
Vern’s Iga
George St
Roy J. Suboda
Caledonia St
Raymond Dahl
West Salem
Larry Anderson
Florann M. Graf
Prospect St
Arlen E. Pierce Sr
4Th
State Streets
Main Streets
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Frank, Raucci
Chicago
6Th
Peter Nelson and Son
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Front
Jay Streets
Alice Overson
Bluffview Place
South 3Rd Street
Obert Evenson
Houston
South 16Th Street
Quentin Tross
Waterloo
Iowa
U S to Press International Narcotics Curb at Interpol
The United States will call for firm action to end illicit opium poppy cultivation and other narcotics sources at the Interpol General Assembly in Brussels. The report signed by Eugene T. Rassides criticizes other governments while noting growing cooperation from Mexico, France, and Turkey in curbing drugs.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Interpol General Assembly
County Court 2 Revenue Breaks Monthly Record
September revenues in Judge Leonard Roraff's County Court Branch 2 totaled $14,209.21, up about 30 percent from the prior month, bringing the 1970 year to $78,146.06 and surpassing 1969 figures. The breakdown includes suit taxes, court costs, state and county fines, small claims, and court fees.
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Leonard Roraff
Helen Schwinefus
Local Architect Speaks at Burlington Leadership Seminar
Robert B. Hackner of Hackner Schroeder Roslansky and Associates addressed county administrative personnel and municipal officials at a Burlington leadership seminar. Presented by the Institute of Governmental Affairs and UW Extension, the event focused on policy formulation information analysis and housing development solutions. Hackner spoke on Architectural and Design Ideas noting that architectural design has not changed conceptually and should avoid confusion mystery or complication.
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Robert B. Hackner
N. 21St St
Hackner, Schroeder, Roslansky
Radio Highlights Moonlit Hi Fi Concert Soundtrack
The Monday broadcast on WKBH runs from 7 05 to 11 55 p m featuring Ken Allen in a hi fi concert.
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Ken Allen
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Wisconsin shows partial cloud cover with little temperature change and a Tuesday chance of showers and storms mainly in the southwest with highs 75 to 82. Minnesota sees little change Tuesday, cooler in the far northwest, lows 42 to 55 and highs 62 to 80. Iowa remains partly cloudy Tuesday, cooler in the northwest with a chance of rain, highs near 80 in the northwest to the 80s elsewhere.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Masked gunman revealed as fellow patrolman in Brooklyn shootout
New York AP report states transit patrolman Raymond Campbell shot a masked robber in a Brooklyn subway token booth. The gunman was later identified as fellow officer Raymond Thompson, 29, of Brooklyn, who was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition after the stickup.
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New York
Brooklyn
Transit
Raymond Campbell
Dorothy McDonald
Campbell
Basic Education Course For Adults Planned
Onalaska Wisconsin Western Wisconsin Technical Institute plans an evening class in Onalaska for adults with basic problems in reading writing or mathematics. Designed for those over 18 seeking help or high school equivalency prep. Instructor Mrs Maxine Bothe will teach in Arcadia Bangor Galesville Helmen Melrose Onalaska Trempealeau and West Salem.
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Onalaska
Wis
Western Wisconsin Technical] Institute
Maxine Bothe
WWTI
Arcadia
Bangor
Galesville
Helmen
Melrose
Trempealeau
West Salem
Bothe
Coulee Park Estates
R. 3
Burglars Get Nothing At Dry Cleaning Shop
Burglars entered the New Process Dry Cleaners at 119 N. 7th St over the weekend but nothing was missing police said. They entered by a first floor west window and exited through a second story window. a patrolman found the break in at 11 28 p m Sunday. A 17 year old La Crosse boy was arrested for a separate Holy's DX Service break in on Aug 6 and theft of 150 dollars and turned over to county juvenile authorities.
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N. 7Th St
la Crosse
Holy
la Crosse St
la Crosse County
Woman Faces Trial Nov 18 For Mayhem
La Crosse Circuit Court set a jury trial for November 18 for Carol Boisen 26 Onalaska on a mayhem charge. She allegedly struck Cynthia Schmitz 30 at the Huddle Inn on September 14 with a beer glass injuring an eye. Judge Peter Pappas entered an innocent plea for Boisen.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
Carol Boisen
Edmund Nix
Huddle Inn
S. 3Rd St
Cynthia Schmitz
Pine St
La Crosse youth pleads innocent to auto theft
Maynard Funmaker, 19, of 19114 Wood St., appeared in County Court on a charge of taking a car with a companion. He waived preliminary examination, requested a lawyer, and could not post a $500 bond. The case centers on a June 1 theft from a city parking ramp and subsequent ditch crash near Boscobel.
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la Crosse
Maynard Funmaker
Wood St
Leonard Roraff
Funmaker
Asst. Dist. Atty
Merwin Mellor
Mellor
William T. Waller
Onalaska Ave
James Dunham
Robert J. Swing Sr
Boscobel
Building Permits Up in La Crosse County 1970 Pace
The La Crosse County Zoning Commissioner report shows 48 permits for 640 449 dollars issued in September, up from 36 permits for 771 222 dollars last year. Through the year, 215 permits totaling 3 194 782 dollars have been issued, compared with 178 permits totaling 3 113 447 dollars at the same point in 1969.
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la Crosse County
Richard Nagle
Nagle
Decorative Tree Stolen Sunday from Interior House storefront
Gerald Lanhart reported a $165 decorative tree was stolen from in front of the Interior House at 931 S. 16th St. in La Crosse. Other theft reports note a $40 billfold missing from Your Uncle's Place, later recovered with $40 missing, plus small-item thefts including a $30 car battery and a $25 truck carnival loss. Maureen Daly reported a $12 billfold with $10 missing from a South Side beer tent.
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Gerald Lanhart
S. 16Th St
la Crosse
Arlyn Grisfeld
S. 15Th St
S. 4Th St
Erickson
Powell St
David Ellman
New Berlin
Maureen Daly
Chicago
South Side
Wisconsin reports $20.4 million fiscal year surplus
Wisconsin closed its 1969-70 fiscal year with a 20.4 million surplus, driven by higher sales tax and other revenues. State officials cited 38.2 million over budget from sales tax, up 2.5 million in inheritance taxes, and 1 million in corporate income tax, offset by declines in other areas. Revenue chief warned a prolonged auto strike could alter final biennium results. Governor Knowles credited “good management practices.”
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wayne McGown
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
McGown
James Morgan
Nixon Seeks Progress On Vietnam Peace Talks In Ireland Visit
President Nixon met with David Bruce in Paris and canceled a planned helicopter stop. He warned that the 6th Fleet may need strengthening if its position is challenged by other powers. In Ireland he faced protests at the U.S. Embassy as he prepared for talks on Vietnam negotiations and possible withdrawal plans.
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Soviet Union
David K.E. Bruce
Vietnam
Paris
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bruce
U.S
Ziegler
South Vietnam
Sto. Waterville
Stocks and Funds Quoted by National Dealers
Nationally sourced inter-dealer prices as of 9:00 a.m. list quotes for C.W. Transport Fabritek and others with bid and ask ranges. Local fund listings show Boston Fund Chemical Fund Eaton & Howard Balance and several investment trusts with bid-ask spreads and adjusted asks.
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Marshall CO. National
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Boston Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Onalaskan Youth Earns Chiropractic Tuition Scholarship
Dennis A. Woggon of Ona laska Wisconsin, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Woggon, won a $500 tuition credit scholarship from the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association. One of two recipients, the award was announced at the state convention in Marinette. He will study at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa after two years at La Crosse State University and is a 1968 Ona laska High School graduate. La Crosse chiropractor E H Schaller attended the Marinette meet.
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Onalaska
Wis
Dennis A. Woggon
Robert Woggon
Main St
Wisconsin Chiropractic Association
Marinette
Woggon
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
la Crosse State University
Pie Eating Contest Winners Named at Copeland Park Oktoberfest
Nearly 70 youngsters competed in a pie eating contest at Copeland Park during Oktoberfest activities. Winners by division include Shelly Wehrkamp Debbie Morrison and Audrey Hofer in girls 6 to 10. Kathy Malay Denise Hatch Jackie Shannon in girls 11 to 14. Greg Lennerton Matt Greene Danny Parmenter in boys 6 to 10. Timothy Hoyt Jeff Forer and Peter McNeil in boys 11 to 14.
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Copeland Park
City Parks Jead Recreation Department
Shelly Wehrkamp
Debbie Morrison
Audrey Hofer
Kathy Malay
Denise Hatch
Jackie Shannon
Greg Lennerton
Matt Greene
Danny Parmenter
Police Ambulance Calls Reported Over Oct 3–4
Police and ambulance records list Gretchen Gunderson age 70 of 408 N 24th St bitten by a dog and sent to Lutheran Hospital on Oct 3 at 10 26 p m Clarence Christopher age 60 of 2123 S 15th St taken to Lutheran Hospital Oct 3 at 11 12 p m with illness Clarence Regnier age 56 of Aurora Ill injured head in a fall sent to St Francis Hospital Oct 4 at 12 47 a m Ida Old age 84 of 327 Rose St taken to Lutheran Hospital Oct 4 at 1 45 p m with illness
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Gretchen Gunderson
N. 24Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Clarence Christopher
S. 15Th St
Lutheran
Ida Old
Rose St
Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Chicago and South St Paul
Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 hard red at 1.70 and No 2 yellow at 1.47, soybeans at 2.85, and soybean oil at 13.10. At South St Paul, cattle and calves trading on slaughter steers and heifers, with vealers and slaughter cows and bulls zones. Hogs slow with steady prices. Chicago butter and eggs show wholesale buying prices in modest ranges.
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Pepsico
RCA
Raytheon
Sears Roebuck
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
Indiana
N.J
Swift
Texaco
Trane
Transamerica
U.S. Steel
Universal Oil
Westinghouse
Elec
Weyerhauser
Woolworth
Dow Jones
Transportation
Utilities
Cash Grain
Chicago
South ST. Paul
SOUTH
Chicago Mercantiles Exchange
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Kresge Lee Enterprises
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MGI
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No. States Power
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Industries
Outboard Marine J. C. Penney
Onalaskan
Chiropractic Unit
Dennis Woggon
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