Snoopy to Lead National Energy Conservation Drive
Washington reports Nixon launches a major energy saving campaign with Snoopy as a symbol. The plan aims to cut winter energy use by five percent with ads, school kits, and thermostats lowered by four degrees. New appointees and reappointments to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality are announced.
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Washington
U.S
Snoopy
Nixon
Administration
National Energy Conservation Campaign
Charles M. Schultz
Henry L. Diamond
New York State Environmental Agency
Citizen’s Advisory
Citizen Action Guide
Diamond
White House
Joseph L. Haller
Hollidaysburg
Joseph Francis Boyle
South Pasadena
Calif
Wilhelmine Kirby Waller
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Arthur Godfrey
Laurence S. Rockefeller
San Diego
Pete Wilson
Local Disaster Drill Earns Positive Critique Rating
Personnel and safety director Roger Moline says Monday's emergency disaster drill, staged Sept. 25, went quite well. Participants assess the exercise as a successful operational test of response procedures.
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Roger Moline
Council Unit Plans Meet On Transit Study
The Common Council highways properties and utilities committee will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m to discuss taking over La Crosse Transit Co from Wilbur Smith and Associates lead Rodger Feahr will present the urban mass transportation study findings The report urges operating with public employees expanding routes lowering fares eliminating central business district parking launching a marketing program new office and storage facility and new equipment plus standardizing bus stop signs and shelters. Lutheran Hospital Moline attended a disaster drill critique with about 75 volunteers and emergency agencies focusing on evacuation and on site control while planners noted fewer victims than expected and a repeat drill may follow.
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Highways, Properties and Utilities Committee
la Crosse Transit Co
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Columbia
S.C
Rodger Feahr
Wilbur Smith
Lutheran Hospital
Moline
Viterbo College
Lutheran
State Department of Emergency
Wisconsin City Tax Figures Refine 1973 Estimates
City estimates for 27 municipalities were revised with 1973 figures showing several increases and decreases. The Wisconsin Alliance of Cities may pursue retroactive adjustments for substantial errors. Nusbaum will forward revised numbers to the Department of Revenue for the next shared tax payments due November 1.
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Nusbaum
Robert Bailey
Janesville
Wisconsin Alliance of Cities
Alliance
Department of Revenue
Green Bay
Madison
Superior
Eau Claire City
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
la Crosse
Manitowoc
Wausau
Cudahy
Greenfield
Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
West Allis
Appleton
Stevens Point
Racine
Beloit
Sheboygan
Menomonee Falls
Brookfield
New Berlin
Waukesha
Neenah
Oshkosh
Montessori School To Open Nursery at Christ Church
A nursery program sponsored by Montessori Day School in Christ Episcopal Church education wing will begin Wednesday. Open to all preschoolers, supervised by Mrs. Robert Bicknell of La Crosse, the nursery runs 8:30–11:30 a.m. and 12:30–3:30 p.m. each Wednesday for the school year as a community service to provide a weekly babysitting option for mothers with preschool children.
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Montessori Day School
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert Bicknell
R. 2
la Crosse
Bicknell
Weather Bulletin Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Forecast Update
Wisconsin shows variable cloudiness warm humid with periods of showers and thunderstorms Tuesday night into Wednesday with possible heavy rain. Minnesota similar with showers and storms Tuesday night and some severe risk central and north early Tuesday night. Iowa mostly cloudy with showers or thunderstorms Tuesday night into Wednesday and cooler northwest Wednesday. The Tribune La Crosse pricing and publication details follow.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Soviet Jews Arrive in Israel as War Begins
Israel welcomes 510 Soviet emigrants on two flights landing at Lod Airport on the third day of the Middle East war. The group traveled from Moscow via Czechoslovakia and Vienna. One line notes Mars features in a feature insert following the arrival.
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Tel Aviv
Middle East
Israel
Lod
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Battle reports show shifting gains in Sinai and Golan
Bombing continued as Egyptian armor pushed Israelis back toward the Suez Canal while Tel Aviv claimed tight defense lines east of the canal. Egypt said it captured El Qantara and hit oilfields. Israel reported sinking Egyptian missile boats and breaking up tank movements. Air war claims varied with both sides reporting losses. United Nations talks failed to secure a cease fire with the US opposing expansion of demands on Israel.
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Sinai
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Egypt
el Qantara
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Damietta
Nile
Ras Mohammed
Ras Sadar
East Bank
Gulf of Suez
Port Said
Middle East
Syria
United Nations
Security Council
United States
Council
Police Ambulance Log Entries
Oct 8 10 p.m Jean J Tillou 49 of 304/2 Pearl St to Lutheran Hospital illness Oct 9 7 26 a.m Clarence Sutherland 80 of 2824 S 31st St to St Francis Hospital illness
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Jean J. Tillou
Pearl St
Lutheran Hospital
Clarence Sutherland
S. 31St St
St. Francis Hospital
Centuries-Old Heart Transplant Claim Reported
Chinese surgeon Dr. Chu Shu Shun of National Taiwan University Hospital cites a Warring States era case by Pien Chueh as the world’s first heart graft. He recounts the tale of swapping hearts between two sick men, using poisons and recovery with “wonder drugs.” Dr. Chu contrasts this with Christiaan Barnard as a late pioneer.
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Taipei
Chu Shu Shun
Chu
National Taiwan University Hospital
Pien Chueh
Warring States
B.C
Lieh Tzu
Lu Kung Chi
Chao Chi Ying
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Milwaukee Labor Management Joint Venture Boosts Construction
Mil waukee labor and management wrapped up the first year of a joint venture to raise productivity in the construction industry. The program reached 20 000 workers and 1 800 contractors and will expand its budget to 25 000 dollars. The eight hours for eight hours pay campaign featured ads literature and hard hat decals. The project aims to improve public image and industry health while preserving independence between parties.
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Milwaukee
John Zancanaro
Afl-Cio
Milwaukee Building and Construction Trades Council
National Commission On Productivity
Viroqua Man Dies In Hawaii Crash
Perry Mason 27 of Viroqua dies from injuries after an automobile crash in Hawaii. He was stationed at Scofield Barracks near Honolulu and survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mason and brother Paul of Viroqua. Services pending at Arneson-Olson Funeral Home.
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Viroqua
Wis
Perry Mason
Herbert Mason
Hawaii
Arneson-Olson
Mason
Scofield Barracks
Honolulu
Paul
Generals Get Meal For $1 Says Aspin
Rep. Les Aspin says he will ask the General Accounting Office to investigate lavish $1 dinners for generals. He notes Pentagon cafeteria prices rise for GIs and civilians while generals enjoy a three course dinner for only $1.
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Washington
Les Aspin
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Aspin
Sparta Man Found Guilty Of Rustling
Bruce Downing 21 of Valley Junction found guilty of cattle rustling in Monroe County Court. Sentenced to six months jail with 60 days suspended if he and co defendant Terry Chambers repay 350 dollars to James Small for the heifer. Prosecutor argued aiding and abetting despite lack of proof of kill.
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Sparta
Bruce Downing
Valley Junction
Monroe
James W. Rice
Downing
Terry L. Chambers
James Small
Kyle Kenyon
Tomah
Chambers
Dist
Ralph Osborne
Lose Fat With The X-11 Reducing Plan Advertisement
An ad touts the X-11 Reducing Plan as a home fat loss method. It promises rapid weight loss of 5 to 25 pounds or more by eating three meals daily and taking a pre meal tablet to curb hunger while providing vitamins. If results don’t appear, return the empty package for a refund.
Israel Drives Deep Into Syria in Early Yom Kippur Counterstrike
Israeli forces restarted combat with dawn air strikes on Syrian targets including five major airfields after a brief lull. Eleazar said Israel destroyed hundreds of Syrian tanks and had recovered most of territory recaptured by Syria, as mobilized reserves flooded toward the front. Civilians and reservists expressed determination and pride amid the blitz, condemning Arab actions as dangerous and doomed.
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Syria
Israel
Eleazar
Haifa
Bar Elan University
UW Officials Cut Graduation Funds
UW officials report a 30 percent cut to the prior year’s $20,000 allocation for May and December commencement ceremonies in response to state budget cuts and the governor’s productivity savings call.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Hoffman weighs oath offer in Agnew leaks probe
U S District Judge Walter Hoffman weighs a Justice Department offer to place top officials under oath to deny a news leak campaign alleged by Vice President Agnew. The brief urged halting the Baltimore grand jury probe and reconsidering newsmen subpoenas.
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Washington
Walter E. Hoffman
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Hoffman
Baltimore Federal Grand Jury
Typhoon Delays South Vietnamese Drive on Le Minh Base
Heavy rains from Typhoon Opal have stalled government forces trying to retake the Le Minh ranger base in the central highlands after it fell to North Vietnamese and Viet Cong on Sept. 22. Only scattered light fighting is reported elsewhere in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
le Minh Ranger
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
Oil Tanker Market Stalls Amid Middle East Tensions
London reports a near standstill in the oil tanker market as charterers and owners await Middle East developments. Brokers note mixed signals and widespread caution with activity paused by oil companies. Some see potential nationalizations spreading after Iraq. however, attention turns to the Vienna meeting of OPEC and major oil firms.
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Agence
France-Presse
London
Middle East
U.S
Iraq
Vienna
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vandals Damage Nine Meters in City Ramp and Downtown
Police report vandals caused about 650 damage to nine parking meters valued at 75 each. A 16 year old Chicago boy was arrested Monday evening for damaging one meter in the ramp area.
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Chicago, Il
Physical morality and chiropractic care promote health
An advertisement extols a physical moral code of proper exercise sleep and nutrition and argues stress from modern life harms health. It claims spinal stress causes postural problems and nerve irritation and promotes regular chiropractic spinal adjustment as essential for health maintenance and prevention.
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