UW Professor Temin Wins Nobel Prize in Medicine
Madison UW oncologist Howard Martin Temin shares the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with David Baltimore and Renato Dulbecco for cancer research on virus gene interaction. Temin explains RNA to DNA information transfer from tumor viruses and notes that cancer arises mainly from chemicals and radiation rather to viral infection. He arrived at Wisconsin in 1960 after studies at Caltech and continues work on tumor viruses and cancer origins.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Howard Martin Temin
Temin
McArdle Cancer Research
Madison
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Baltimore
Renato Dulbecco
Imperial Cancer Fund Laboratory
London
England
Sweden
Caroline Medical Institution
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wisconsin
California Techni
Cal Institute
Pasadena
Dulbecco
Medical
American Cancer Society
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
No-Contest Plea in Traffic Death Case
A 22-year-old La Crosse man, David Layland, pleaded no contest in circuit court to misdemeanor charges for a May crash that killed 19-year-old Stephen Havlik of Hillsboro. He faced charges linked to high negligence in operating a vehicle and marijuana possession. a felony hit-and-run charge was amended. Sentencing set for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12.
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la Crosse
Hillsboro
David Layland
S. 15Th Place
South Avenue
Stephen J. Havlik
Layland
Patrick Doyle
Doyle
Dist. Atty
Edmund Nix
Nix
Havlik
James W. Rice
Monroe
Open House for Soldiers Grove Relocation Plan
Soldiers Grove hosts an open house from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Community Building to display maps and models of a planned relocation of the village business district. The plan, tied to flood control concerns on the Kickapoo River, aims to place shops near residents while preserving Old Town.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Soldiers Grove Village
Army Corps of Engineers
Kickapoo
la Farge
University of Wisconsin Environmental Awareness Center
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
Ron Swiggum
Marcella Leary
Sewer Work Advances For Greenfield Township Area
A sewer and water improvement project on St Joseph Ridge in Greenfield Township moves forward with a Farmers Home Administration grant of 274000 and a 204000, 40 year loan at 5 percent. Completion is targeted for June 1976 serving 300 people in 75 homes and 15 businesses. Separately a 21 year old La Crosse man and 18 year old woman were arrested for marijuana possession at 221 S 7th St after complaints from residents.
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Farmers Home Administration
Sam Hardin
Stevens Point
Kenneth Hess
St. Joseph Ridge
Greenfield
Bosshard
la Crosse
S. 7Th St
Banner Troubles Above Fog With Balloon Flight
A hot air balloon flight encounters fog and a tangled banner reading Plain And Fancy. Pilot Keller insists on flying while a copilot and chase car observers note the banner’s failure to deploy. Fog limits ground visibility and heightens risk near power lines.
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Keller
Jerry Selenke
Plymouth
Ind
Arrest Made In Theft Case At Viterbo
An 18 year old city man was arrested after Viterbo College officials caught him rifling a refrigerator at the Murphy Center. He admitted theft of $4 from a wallet on Oct 3 and was released pending a County Court appearance. He is a student at the Western Wisconsin Technical Institute.
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Viterbo College
Murphy Center
Viterbo
la Crosse
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Traffic Chief Denies Shortage While Budget Limits Car Use
La Crosse County Police Chief Milton Opland refutes reports the unit is short handed. He says occasional overtime constraints reduce patrol cars per shift, with one fewer car through year end. If CETA funds lapse, he will seek 16,000 from the County Board to fund two positions currently supported by CETA, funds due to run out in fall 1976.
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la Crosse County
Milton Opland
Opland
County Board
Probation Granted After Jail Time For Two Burglary Suspects
Two men Joseph Batton and Larry Turner received probation from Judge Leonard Roraff in County Court placing them on probation with the first 60 days to be served in the county jail after pleading guilty to burglary of the Harland Maybee apartment at 326 S 7th St on Sept 5 and stealing a portable television set and clock radio. A separate report notes the death of Mrs Almyra Schrader at 203 Church Drive ruled as death by suicide by hanging per La Crosse County Coroner M J Seinfelder. she died Oct 14 in her home.
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Leonard Roraff
Joseph Batton
S. 8Th St
Larry Turner
Vine St
Harland Maybee
S. 7Th St
Almyra J. Schrader
Church Drive
la Crosse County
M.J. Seinfelder
Mayors Fine Winds Tickets for Illegally Parked Band Fans
Toledo Mayor Harry Kessler personally paid 119 dollars to cover fines for 17 motorists who illegally parked near a high school band festival. An officer refused to withhold tickets, and owners were unaware of the incident until a newsman revealed receipts. In Washington, Fords plan to give away five of their dogs and sell three for 300 dollars each.
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Toledo, Ohio
Harry Kessler
Kessler
Washington
Ford
Misty
Amber
Sungood Ladd
Jay
Valerie Walker
Medford
Ore
Wilson reports eight burglaries of his official residences
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the House of Commons that he has been the target of eight burglaries in recent years. He noted a 1974 break in at his private London residence on Lord North Street and said seven other burglaries occurred earlier, with no further details given.
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London
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Lord North Street
CIA Held Back On Watergate Revelations
CIA Director William Colby says agency officials could have supplied Watergate information to prosecutors earlier but delayed to avoid sensationalizing the CIA role. Colby spoke during a panel at the AP Managing Editors Association meeting in Williamsburg.
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Williamsburg
CIA
William E. Colby
Colby
Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Bill Sipple Honored for Heroism Deflecting Gun
Oliver Bill Sipple, ex Marine, received a civic award from San Francisco construction unions after deflecting a gun aimed at President Ford. At a luncheon, he reported Ford thanked him and invited him to join a return visit October 30 for a Republican fund raising event amid praise and some threats.
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San Francisco
Oliver
Bill
Sipple
Ford
San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Nations agree to postpone conflicts for Paris trade talks
Representatives from industrial and developing nations recessed after a three day prep conference and issued a joint declaration outlining guidelines for the 27 nation ministerial meeting to open in Paris on December 16.
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Paris
Peron Returns From Vacation Plans Transfer of Power
President Isabel Peron arrived back from vacation looking relaxed but with no settled plan to resume office today. She may take another vacation, possibly permanent, as she prepared for a morning meeting with cabinet members and Acting President Italo Luder to discuss final power transfer arrangements.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Circulation Department Encourages Early Payment
The La Crosse Tribune urges readers to settle payments on the first call to save time and effort. It notes that Wednesday Thursday and Friday are collection days this week.
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la Crosse Tribune
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