Mondale Defends Liberals as Real Conservatives
Sen. Walter Mondale argues that self described radical liberals are the real conservatives and that reform through the Office of Economic Opportunity and lawyers for the poor drive progress. He criticizes IRS plans to cancel tax exemptions for foundations funding reform suits and notes the need to protect the public from pollution and unfair practices.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Spiro T. Agnew
Mondale
D-Minn
Supreme Council of the League of United Latin American Citizens
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Office of Economic Opportunity
Internal Revenue Service
Minutemen Leader Gets Prison Terms
Robert DePugh head of the Minutemen, 47, was sentenced to nine concurrent 10 year terms on firearms counts. An aide, Walter Peyson, also faced federal charges and was jailed after a 1969 raid uncovered a large arms cache. Peyson awaits sentencing on firearms counts.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Robert DePugh
Minutemen
Minuteman
DePugh
United States
Walter Peyson
FBI
Truth Or Consequences
U.S
Hunters, Authorities Aid Stricken Man in Black River Hunt
County and state responders aided La Crosse man David Hoeth, 25, who fell ill while hunting in the Black River bottoms near Lytle's in Onalaska. He was transported to St Francis Hospital after volunteers and police coordinated a rescue using ambulances and aid from hunters.
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la Crosse
Black River
David Hoeth
Rose St
St. Francis Hospital
Hoeth
Lytle’s
Onalaska
Stolen Tape Player Returned By Thief
A stolen automobile tape player was anonymously returned Friday night, dropped off at the La Crosse post office. The item had been taken last week from a parked car at the Stone House on Losey Boulevard. A witness gave the sheriff department the license number of an Iowa car used by the thief. The cardboard box at the post office included a note saying the thief was returning the loot because authorities blame a friend from Upper Iowa College. The letter was signed Doing the Right Thing.
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la Crosse
Stone House
N. Losey Blvd
la Crosse County
Upper Iowa College
San Diego Mayor Curran says he will stay on job
San Diego mayor Frank Curran says he will continue to run California’s third largest city despite grand jury indictments charging him and eight others with alleged bribery and conspiracy. He stated government duties will not stop and called a news conference brief with no questions.
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San Diego
Calif
Frank Curran
California
National League of Cities
Curran
Three Burglaries Probed in La Crosse Area
Local and county authorities investigated three burglaries on Saturday morning. Dewey J. Bjorkman reported a break in at 1017 Main St with a Panasonic stereo tape player and eight tapes taken totaling 337.95 dollars. At the Co noco station at 6th and Cass Streets, burglars entered by breaking a door glass and took 13.95 dollars from the till. A third burglary at the Varsity Club at 1920 Ward Ave left two intruders fleeing after entering a window, with nothing taken.
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la Crosse
Dewey J. Bjorkman
Main St
Conoco
6Th
Cass Streets
Varsity Club
Ward Ave
Teen GOP To Meet In La Crosse
The first general meeting of the La Crosse Teen age Republicans is Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the La Crosse Republican Headquarters 312 State St. Officers will be elected and Harmer Root county Republican chairman will explain Teen age Republican activities. All teenagers in grades nine through 12 may attend.
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la Crosse
State St
Harmer Root
la Crosse County
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff notices
The La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher J E Burgess as assistant publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes the paper is a Lee Enterprises division and owned with the Associated Press. Local postal details and rate schedule are provided.
It Was Thrill to Kill Says Tate Suspect Witness
Los Angeles AP report describes former cellmate Virginia Castro testifying that Susan Atkins confessed to killing actress Sharon Tate with alarming details. Atkins spoke of blood, a thrill, and gruesome acts while in jail, while others on trial with Charles Manson face murder conspiracy charges in the 1969 Tate killings.
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Linda Deutsch
Los Angeles
Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Virginia Graham Castro
Miss Atkins
Miss. Tate
Miss Tate
Mrs. Castro
Charles M. Manson
Tate House
Manson
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Frank Sinatra
Tom Jones
Steve McQueen
Miss Taylor
Burton
Sinatra
Jones
McQueen
Legal Fight Against Lindane To Continue
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will cancel interstate sales registration of vaporizer products containing lindane within 60 days while manufacturers may continue selling. If appeals occur, sales may persist until final settlement. A science advisory panel supported cancellation despite no finding of imminent hazard.
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Washington
The
Agriculture Department
Department
Lowed
Lindane
National Academy of Sciences
Short Criticizes Thomson on Labor Voting Record
Democratic candidate Ray Short urged 3rd District workers to register by Oct. 21 and lead a parade to the polls on Nov. 3 to defeat Republican Vernon Thomson. He claimed Thomson has a poor labor voting record, with only four pro labor votes in ten years and 52 votes against workers, per AFL CIO estimates.
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Ray Short
Vernon Thomson
Short
Trane Company Local 21
Labor Temple
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Washington
River Readings Show Rising Flood Stage At ILA Crosse
Flood stage readings indicate 24 hour stage at ILA Crosse with reported change and status for today. Updated station data show readings of 12.5.8 and 08, reflecting river water levels and short term movement.
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Ila Crosse
Soviets deny US Suez cease-fire accusations
The Soviet Union dismissed as sheer fabrication the U S charge of building and manning missile sites on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal cease-fire zone. Tass blamed an anti Soviet campaign of slander in the American press and said the Soviets took no part in drafting cease-fire terms.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
U.S
Suez Canal
William P. Rogers
Washington
Moscow
Tass
Annulment case dominates La Crosse court notes
Police ambulance transfers list two illness moves to St Francis and Lutherans Hospital. County court records include annulment of marriage for Mary and Thomas Snyder with prior divorce caveat, multiple divorces and custody, and numerous civil judgments. Circuit court judgments cover several individuals and companies. local incidents note two injuries and a power line fire call.
Weather forecast hints mixed precipitation across region
A Weather summary notes rain and snow likely Saturday in areas north of New Mexico and Texas while the Coulee Region remains sunnier. Showers extend along the eastern states from Florida to New Hampshire with AP Wirephoto map.
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New Mexico
Texas
Coulee
Florida
New Hampshire
Radio Highlights Sunday Highlights and Guests
Radio schedule notes Sunday segments on WKBH and WKTY with World Series at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. featuring Rev Lyle Shallows Mrs Dolbier and Mr Dolbier in Adoption Resource Exchange. Later at 5 30 p m WKBH presents Meet the Press.
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Lyle Shallows
John Dolbier
Adoption Resource Exchange
Meet the Press
Obituary notices for Ronnie Rohrer Tomalka and others in La Crosse area
Nelvin H Ronnie 67 of Onalaska died suddenly in a La Crosse hospital on Oct 9 born March 28 1903 in Mindoro he was a retired city employee survived by widow Nora one brother John and four sisters burial at Onalaska Cemetery services Monday 1 30 p.m. Fossum Funeral Home Onalaska. Chester Rohrer 51 of Bangor died Oct 10 in a La Crosse hospital funeral arrangements by Fossum Bangor. Frank C Tomalka 76 of 1624 Mississippi St died Oct 8 in a local hospital service Oct 12 2 p.m. English Lutheran Church burial Oak Grove Cemetery veteran WWI.
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Taylor
Wis
Mahlon C. Sustad
la Crosse
Taylor March
Nelson Muffler Plant
Black River Falls
Sustad
Carl, Taylor
Taylor Lutheran Church
Vern Barlow
Woodlawn
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Wrs
Terry Tim Turnmire
Gordon Turnmire
R. 2
Brookside
Millston
Gordon Johnson
Langlois-Galston
Chester Rohrer
Bangor
West Salem Clinic
St. Francis Hospital
Cecil Rodenberg
Oak Forest
Lutheran Hospital
Nelvin H. Ronnie
Green St
Onalaska
Mindoro
Ole Ronnie
Nora
John
Holmen
Mabel Boe
Jamestown
N.C
Betsy Kjelgaard
Spring Valley
Chet
Frank C. Tomalka
Mississippi St
English Lutheran Church
Stefan Guttormsson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Funeral
Funeral plans set for Edwin Gruenert of La Crosse origin
Edwin G. Gruenert formerly of La Crosse died suddenly on a Saturday morning at his Sarasota Florida home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Edwin G. Gruenert
la Crosse
Sarasota
Fla
Family sues over school district actions affecting son
The complaint alleges officials maliciously distributed derogatory information about the boy to other districts. The Borresons moved to Holmen school district and tutored him to gain admittance to Holmen High School, causing the boy to fall a year behind in his education.
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Borresons
Holmen
Holmen High School
Thefts Reported In La Crosse By Residents
Richard Wieman of 1003 Pine St reported three street buck signs with flashers valued at 120 stolen from his home. The signs bore Concrete Inc. branding. Richard R. Schrader of 1523 George St reported a $40 air cleaner and a $2 oil filter stolen from his car parked outside.
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Richard Wieman
Pine St
la Crosse
Concrete Inc
Richard R. Schrader
George St
Water and Parking Utility Budget Requests Up in La Crosse
The La Crosse Common Council received a 1971 water utility budget of 989,851 and a 1971 parking utility budget of 848,900 sent to committee. The water budget rises 57,000 from 1970 with plans for a new well on Losey Boulevard and studies on iron free water. funding comes from 718,740 water revenues and 271,111 from 1971 surplus. The parking budget up 312,300 includes 700,000 for extra parking space and 400,000 carried from this year not used in 1970, funded by meter revenues and surplus funds. The finance committee will review both budgets.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Elm Grove
Losey Boulevard
Robinsdale Avenue
La Crosse Teacher Pay Dispute Highlighted in City Data
Board spokesmen cited Wisconsin tax figures showing La Crosse ninth in family income among 10 cities, while Eau Claire and Appleton ranked higher. LEA demands would exceed current funds, with teacher salaries and benefits driving a multi-hundred thousand dollar rise and a tax impact of several mills. Parochial enrollment numbers were used to argue against more state aid.
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Wisconsin Department of Taxation
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Appleton
Beloit
Janesville
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Manitowoc
LEA
Wais
Bomb Explosion Damages Queens Courthouse Building
An anonymous call warned of a bomb at a Queens courthouse. Minutes later an explosion damaged the building, with a custodian and 17 prisoners plus guards in the adjacent jail escaping injury. two responding officers were unharmed outside. The caller identified as Weather man, referencing Police Commissioner Murphy.
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New York
Queens
Long Island City
Pig “Murphy
Patrick V. Murphy
Weather summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather on Saturday night is fair and cold with frosty temperatures in Wisconsin. Sunday turns partly cloudy and warmer. Minnesota sees fair to partly cloudy skies and continued cold. Iowa reports partly cloudy and warmer conditions Saturday night and Sunday. Sunrise and sunset times for Sunday are 7:14 a.m. and 6:29 p.m. Historical records show high lows on Oct 10 of 86 and 23 in different years with degree days totaling 249 this year and 270 normal.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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Crosse Tribure
W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th and
Cass Sts
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Pertzsch
Irving
Tribune
Earl Niewald
PTA
Stanley Helms
James Urban
Dale Wetterling
John Niewald
Tena Lewiston
Mahlon Sustad
Terry Turnmire
Virginia G. Castro
Thomson
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Rochest, Minn
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St. Louis
Mary Snyder
11Th Ave
Thomas O. Snyder
Copeland Ave
Robert E. Perez
Rochester
Minn
Charles Merkle
Madison
Benjamin C. Starks
Hokah
Ralph Weaver
Kokomo
Ind
Sharon (Weisse) Newberry
Broadview Place
Allen W. Newberry
Hoeschler
Festivals U
Credit Bureau of la
Charles Johnson
Lakeshore Drive
South Pettibone
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