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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1970

Page

8

GOPS Ride Hard On Law Order Campaign Push

The Milwaukee stop intensified the law and order theme as Republicans linked Democrat Lucey to the New Democratic Coalition. Olson claimed tax relief, attacked Lucey’s coalition ties, and pressed for Nixon’s possible Wisconsin visit while Martin urged stronger pollution enforcement. Jacobson urged cracking down on major crime before neighborhood offenses.

Jack Olson New Democratic Patrick J. Lucey Cochairman Wisconsin Lucey Olson Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors New Democratic Coalition Law and Order David Martin Warren P. Knowles Department of Natural Resources Coordinating Council On Higher Education Antly Nixon Green Bay Bart Satrr GOP Lacey Milwaukee County Board Martin Kewaunee Martin J. Schreiber Superior Assembly Harold Froehlich Schreiber Milwaukee Thomas Jacobson Jacobson

Public Works Bill Signed Into Law Amid Pork Barrelling Ties

President Nixon signed a $5.2 billion public works appropriation bill despite remarks about pork in the barrel. The measure funds about $2.2 billion for the Atomic Energy Commission and $1.4 billion for Army Engineers, plus $1 billion for water pollution facilities, $310 million for the Reclamation Bureau, $56.18 million for TVA, and $6 million for the Southwest Power Administration, among other projects. Water projects focus on flood control and channel work, often labeled pork barrel items.

Washington Nixon Atomic Energy Commission Army Engineers Reclamation Bureau Tennessee Valley Authority Southwest Power Administration

Jacoby on Bridge South Opens with SixNT Slam

Bridge column notes that South opens six no trump after auctions Pas s Pa ss and final contract six no trump on a lead of king and queen of spades. East and West follow with passes as North analyzes the play and signaling.

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Modern two clubs system and slam in no trump

A bidding guide contrasts no trump openings with two clubs and rebids to nos or threes, noting Jacoby Modern as a refined method. The featured hand shows South with 27 points applying the two club rebids to reach six no trump after partner signals a suitable fit, achieving a slam in a match point duplicate.

South North Jacoby Modern Newspaper Enterprise Assn

E Hunter Second In Milking Contest at World Dairy Expo

Earl Hunter, farm director of WKTY La Crosse, finished second in the first annual milking contest for farm broadcasters at the World Dairy Expo. Frank Mayfield of WIBA Madison won with 11 pounds 5 ounces, earning a 20 horsepower snowmobile. event sponsored by Geigy Chemical Co.

Madison Earl Hunter Wkty Radio la Crosse Hunter Frank Mayfield Wiba Radio Geigy Chemical Co

Day of Atonement Opens With Yom Kippur Dusk

SAP Religion writer recalls Yom Kippur the holiest day in Judaism. Observance begins at sundown Friday with fasting and prayer for 24 hours. Kol Nidre marks the start in evening services followed by a home feast and blessing of children.

SAP NEW York

Soviets Join Talks On Space Rescue Efforts

The Soviet Union agreed to join the United States and 10 other nations in discussions on an international space rescue system. The move includes possible standardizing equipment like docking collars and life support to enable rapid interflag rescues.

Konstanz Germany Soviet Union United States International Astronautical Federation P. A. Campbell U.S. Cochairman

Professor Says UWM Report is Distorted

Milwaukee AP reporting alleges Wisconsin attorney general misrepresented volunteered information to support a complaint against UWM associate professor Morgan Gibson amid a May classroom boycott. Falk says the report was distorted and asks Warren to drop the complaint as hearings begin on Gibson and three other educators. Students rally behind the professors while campus security plans precautionary patrols and a Civil Patrol may be mobilized.

Gibson Falk Warren Lynn Eley UWM Eley

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