NYU class refunds ordered after campus unrest
In Small Claims Court Judge Patrick J. Picariello awarded Roger Paynter $277.40 in partial tuition refund for his son Ray mond after NYU canceled classes for 19 days during May unrest. Paynter called the ruling a test case and NYU said it would appeal.
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New York University
Patrick J. Picariello
Roger Paynter
Queens
University
Raymond
Paynter
NYU
Three share Nobel Prize in Medicine Physiology
Stockholm reports that Bernard Katz Ulf von Euler and Julius Axelrod shared the 1970 Nobel Prize in Medicine Physiology for discoveries on chemical nerve transmitters and their storage release and inactivation. The trio divide an $80,000 award.
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London
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Julius Axelrod
Bethesda
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Leipzig
Germany
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Karolinska Institute
Axelrod
New York
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England
Carnegie
Sydney
Australia
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Royal Society
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Birmingham
Ghent
Belgium
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Swedish State Medical Board
Royal Academy of Sciences
Teen Age Girl Killed When Struck By Car
Wisconsin highway toll rises to 893 with four new deaths. Diane Marie Lulloff 17 Kiel fatality after being struck by a car on Manitowoc County highway. Other victims include Phil Siehr 66 Mishicot, Robert Anderson 12 Wisconsin Rapids, Orville Eick 58 Seymour, and Gary Heideman 25 of Mankato Minn in various accidents and hospitalizations.
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Wisconsin
Diane Marie Lulloff
Kiel
Manitowoc
Phil Siehr
Mishicot
Robert Anderson
Wisconsin Rapids
Orville Eick
Seymour
Green Bay
Outagamie
Gary Heideman
MacIntosh
Minn
Madison
Columbia County
Arlington
Trudeau Cancels Planned Trip To Russia
Ottawa Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced the cancellation of his Russia visit planned to begin Monday after a cabinet meeting on the Quebec terrorist situation. A provincial cabinet minister and a British diplomat had been kidnapped, prompting the debate on how to handle the crisis.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Russia
Quebec
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details
La Crosse Tribune published afternoons and Sundays from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a Lee Enterprises division and Associated Press member. Local AP content is exclusive for republication. Second class postage paid in La Crosse with various rates and delivery options.
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Wisconsin
Lawyer Speiser Critiques Antiorganized Crime Proposals
In remarks about state gambling crime and racketeers, Speiser criticizes anti crime provisions as based on flawed theories. He argues easing police limits or harsher sentences won’t curb crime and questions antibombing penalties amid waning support for capital punishment. He vows ACLU challenges as opportunities arise.
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Nixon
ACLU
Youth Car Theft Case Is Continued
A 19 year old La Crosse youth, James T. Cotterwick Jr., 1713 Badger St, is charged with taking a car belonging to Patrick Riley of Hokah Minn on Oct 10 from a city parking ramp. The case was continued until Friday for court appointed counsel. Bond set at $100.
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Leonard Roraff
James T. Cotterwick Jr
Badger Sr
Patrick Riley
Hokah
Minn
Cotterwick
Donald Didderich
Roraff
Suspect In Assault Caught In Iowa Field
AMES Iowa AP George A Swyston 26 St Paul charged with assault to commit murder captured Wednesday in a field southeast of Ames Police were alerted he would return with parts to repair a car abandoned last week He fled into a soybean field a two hour search ended when a patrol plane flushed him from hiding St Paul police say Swyston is wanted in the Oct 6 shooting of Vern A Bahneman 44 of St Paul who is reported in satisfactory condition in a St Paul hospital.
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Ames
Iowa
George A. Swyston
St. Paul
Swyston
Vern A. Bahneman
Foreman Faces Boone Kirkman in WCOW Heavyweight Showdown
Radio Highlights reports a heavyweight bout set for Thursday on WCOW at 8:45 p.m. George Foreman headlines against Boone Kirkman in the scheduled fight.
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George Foreman
Boone Kirkman
Teaching Plans Outlined At Holy Trinity Parish
Parents and teachers at Holy Trinity Parish met with faculty and priests to review a new environmental education program for all grades and expanded departmental offerings. Volunteers will teach Friday afternoons including creative writing accelerated science painting aerial geography home arts first aid and health and artistic arts. James Solberg noted a $1400 men's club gift will buy extra science equipment. Sister Valerie Nehl explained parent teacher conferences replacing report cards.
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Linda Rhoten
Donald Sexauer
James Solberg
Valerie Nehl
Stabbed Policeman Kills His Assailant
Buffalo police say patrolman Salvatore Consiglio was attacked near his East Side station. He shot and killed one assailant, 17 year old Edbert Hall, who carried two firebombs. Brother Bobby Hall, 20, was detained and charged with first degree assault.
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N.Y
Edbert Hall
Bobby Hall
Homicide Bureau
Salvatore Conislio
Marriage Licenses Listed for Sparta and Tomah
Douglas A. Olson of Tomah and Rita Ellen Betthauser of Tomah R 3 are to wed October 24 in Tomah. Robert J. Betts of Sparta and Barbara Jean Kelly of Sparta are to marry October 17 in Sparta.
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California To Try To Extradite Angela Davis
New York AP report on Angela Davis held without bail for extradition to California to face murder and kidnapping charges from a Marin County courthouse shootout that killed four, including Judge Haley. Davis fights extradition. David Poindexter Jr. jailed on harboring fugitive charge. Davis, a UC Berkeley Marxist scholar, was on FBI Ten Most Wanted list.
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Driver Killed As Car Collides With Fire Engine
A 23 year old driver, Gary Cusick of St Paul, died early today when his small foreign car crashed with a fire engine at Lexington and University Ave, about two miles west of the state Capitol. The car burst into flames and Cusick was trapped inside as four firefighters responded. Firemen William Langevin and Alvin Bessener were treated and released. The crash occurred around 12 15 a m and raises Minnesota road toll for 1970 to 738.
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State Capitol
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St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
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Three La Crosse Boys Charged In Theft Incident
Two 15 year old La Crosse boys were charged with stealing $20 from a local tavern while helping cleanup. In a separate incident a third boy was charged with disorderly conduct during a fight on Lang Drive. Two boys were apprehended the same day.
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Short Against Nixon Veto Of Campaign Limits
Ray Short, Democratic candidate for the 3rd District, told Lutheran Hospital doctors that Nixon’s veto of the bill capping radio and TV campaign expenditures harms democracy. He argued every citizen should have equal rights to seek office and accused incumbent Vernon Thomson of voting against hospital construction funds. Short blamed political motives, noting GOP leaders urged the veto and that Republicans typically outspend Democrats.
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Stort
Congress Leaves Work To Hit Campaign Trail
Washington AP report notes Congress recessed for a month to campaign. It left post-election plans including eight money bills and a three-year farm program. Key actions included drug trafficking penalties and funding for health, rail, and military construction programs.
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Research Plane Crash Kills 2 at Rhinelander Airport
A two engine research plane crashed on takeoff from Rhinelander Oneida County airport killing pilot Clarence Hanna of Portland Oregon and airport co pilot Frank Priebe. Three others injured include John Ross Evelyn Olson and Donald Martin. The craft, a former Navy PBY, was owned by Questor International Survey and used for mineral exploration for Kennecott Exploration Co.
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John Ross
Ottawa
Ont
Evelyn Olson
Route 4
Donald Martin
Green Bay
Questor International Survey Inc
Wisconsin
Kennecott Exploration Co
Kennecott-Copper Co
GNP Up Six Percent In Third Quarter
Washington AP reports the gross national product rose 6 percent in July through September at a seasonally adjusted annual rate to $985.2 billion, with real GNP up 1.4 percent to $727.5 billion. Labor strife at General Motors trimmed the gain, with inflation at 4.4 percent, housing up, and state local spending rising while federal spending fell.
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Pollution Talk At LCU By Wisconsin Expert
An expert on pollution will discuss state problems and solutions in a speech at La Crosse State University Tuesday. Dr Brooks Becker director of the Bureau of Air Pollution and Solid Waste Disposal Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources speaks at 4 pm in Room 113 Cowley Hall open to the public without charge.
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Former Convict Faces Five Murder Indictments
An 18 member grand jury in Dade City Florida indicted Henry Thomas Ashley 27 on five counts of first degree murder tied to the robbery slayings of two couples and a hitchhiker. Ashley was captured in Jacksonville after the bodies were found and the judge set his trial for November 30.
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Andrew Dorn
Burlington
Wis
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Richard la Plante
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New Port Richey
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Milwaukee teen waitress slain in apartment quarrel
Edward C. Thessin, 20, held on 35000 bail after being charged with first degree murder in the strangling death of Pamela Husens, 19, in her Milwaukee apartment. Investigators said she moved here from Denver in August and a necktie was found around her neck.
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Pamela Husens
Denver
Weather outlook Wisconsin Minnesota and OVA forecast
Wisconsin faces a freeze warning then fair Thursday night and a partly sunny, warmer Friday. Minnesota expects mostly fair Thursday night, continued cool, and a warmer Friday. OVA reports frost or freeze with fair conditions Thursday night, then fair and warmer Friday. Degree Days 21, Total 333, Last Year 275. Record High 74 on Oct 15, 1929 and Record Low 24 on Oct 15, 1937. Sunrise 7 20 P.M. Friday. Sunset 6 20 P.M. Friday.
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Minnesota
Stock quotations summary from National Dealers as of 9 am
National Dealers quotes show inter-dealer prices for transports, banks, and instruments like Gyrodyne and Wallace Business at 9:00 am with ranges. Regional bids list mutual funds such as Fidelity and Massachusetts funds with ask prices adjusted upward for markup. Wisconsin Fund not available.
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Two Women Sought For Harvard Library Bombing
Cambridge AP Police sought two women as suspects in Harvard University's Center for International Affairs blast. The Proud Eagle Tribe claimed responsibility, dedicating the explosion to Angela Davis. No injuries were reported as campus police received a warning call from a female voice.
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Harvard University
Center For International Affairs
Lawrence Brutti
Proud Eagle Tribe
Angela Davis
New York City
California
Harvard
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Nun To Speak At Diocesan Teacher Convention
Sister Annarose Glum, assistant professor of music at Viterbo College, will address the diocesan teacher's convention at Mount Senario College in Ladysmith on Friday during the intermediate level music workshop. She earned a B.M. from Viterbo in 1951 and studied at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester in 1951 and 1952.
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Mount Senario College
Ladysmith
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Viterbo College
Viterbo
Eastman School of Music
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N.Y
Arm Amputated Of Norwalk Teen In La Crosse Hospital
Norwalk Wisconsin 14 year old Paul Hubbard son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Hubbard of Norwalk has had his right arm amputated below the shoulder at St Francis Hospital in La Crosse due to cancer. He is a freshman at Brookwood High School.
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Edwin Hubbard
R. J, Norwalk
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la Crosse
Paul
Brookwood High School
Grain and Livestock Market Roundup from Chicago and South St Paul
AP reports mixed commodity trading with No. 2 wheat around 1.69 to 1.72 per bushel and corn at 1.44 to 1.43, soybeans near 1.95, and oats about 0.74. In livestock, South St Paul cattle and hog trading shows steady to higher prices, with slaughter steers 27.75 to 28.75 and hogs 19.00 to 19.25 for 200-260 lb, while butter and eggs see limited price movement and modest declines in wholesale dairy values. Minnesota Red River Valley reports red potatoes at 3.10 to 3.25 per cwt.
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USDA
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
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Minn
Entertainment Set For GOP Rally
A Yes I Will Help rally features two singing groups and entertainer Ronnie Eastman at the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium on Saturday at 7 p.m. A buffet dinner precedes performances by the Ken Bye musical group and the Swinging Knights from St. Norbert College. The 11 girls and 12 men will sing selections from Gypsy Milk and Honey Mame and Hair. GOP candidates for La Crosse County posts and their families will attend, along with incumbent 3rd District Congressman Vernon Thomson.
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Mary E. Sawyer
Ken Bye
Swinging ‘Knights
St. Norbert College
West DePere
GOP
Beloit College Head Approved For Meeting
Senate confirmed Wednesday President Nixon's nomination of Dr Miller Upton president of Beloit College in Wisconsin as an alternate representative to the 16th session of the general conference of UNESCO City Oct 14 5 01 p m Betty OLeary 36 of 1121 S 5th Ave to St Francis Hospital illness Oct 14 5 35 p m Robert Riesing 5 of 1422 Gillette St to St Francis Hospital by squad car cut above eye in fall Oct 14 10 08 p m Dorothy Reichgelt 49 of 307 N 21st St car illness La Crosse Oct 14 6 28 a m to 619 Adams St flooded oil burner
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