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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1973

Page

2

House OKs sweeping mandatory fuel allocation bill

The House passed a broad mandatory fuel allocation measure aimed at sharing the national shortage. The bill would allocate crude oil and all refined products based on last year’s distribution and require cross the board action within 25 days. It would permit automatic pass through of wholesale price increases to consumers.

Washington House Senate Silvio 0. Conte D-Mass Torbert H. Macdonald Nixon

Firms Officials Accused of Illegal Contributions

The article reports criminal charges against American Airlines, Goodyear, and Minnesota Mining, plus two executives, for illegal corporate political contributions to Nixon's re election effort. Cox notes American Airlines volunteered. several officials face fines or prison, with potential future charges against other companies. The piece also mentions military actions unrelated to the corporate case and comments by Archibald Cox.

Washington Nixon American Airlines Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co Goodyear Minnesota Mining U.S John J. Sirica Rica U.S. District Court George L. Hart Jr Special Watergate Archibald Cox Cox Tive Russell deYoung Goodyear Board

Gunmen Seize Beirut Bank Building and Take Hostages

Gunmen seized a six story building in Beirut housing Bank of America Hanover Trust Deutsche Bank and Banque de l Industrie et du Travail, taking up to 60 hostages. They proclaimed the Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Movement and demanded the release of Palestinian guerrillas and a $10 million ransom by 5 p.m. local time to aid their cause.

Beirut Lebanon Bank of America Hanover Trust Co New York Chemical Bank of Deutschebank West Germany Banque de l'Industrie Et du Travail

French Woman Shot To Death Hijacking Jet

In Marseille a French public relations executive wife hijacked a domestic Air France flight aiming for Cairo. Police opened fire after she resisted attempts to disarm her, fatally wounding her en route to a hospital. Mrs. Daniel Cravenne, 35, died from head and chest wounds.

Marseille France Cairo Air France Daniel Cravenne Cravenne Daniele Batisse Georges Cravenne Paris Champs Elysees Francoise Arnoul

Truck Accident Claims Houston Man in Minnesota

Jerry A. Holter, 35, a surveyor for the Minnesota Highway Department, was killed Tuesday night near Weaver when struck by a truck hauling blacktop material. The driver was Donald Opsahl, 37, of Mabel. An injured worker, Matthew Marx, 21, of Wabasha, remained in satisfactory condition. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Money Creek United Methodist Church with burial in Money Creek Cemetery. Hill Funeral Home of Houston in charge. He is survived by his wife Janice Tudahl and three sons Tony Casey Timmy and a daughter Tami, plus relatives in Florida Wisconsin and Tomah.

Houston, Minn Jerry A. Holter Houston Minnesota Highway Department Weaver Holter Donald Opsahl R. 2 Mabel Matthew Marx Wabasha Money Creek United Methodist Church Kathy Horn Money Creek Hill Funeral Home C. L. Wilcox Key West Fla Arnold Holter Bangor Wis Janice Tudahl Tony Casey Timmy Tami Charles Holter Janis Bentheimer Tomah Debbie Holter

Press freedom cited at La Crosse plant dedication ceremony

The event honored a new plant with tours for about 190 attendees including Gov. Lucey, Lee Enterprises officials, and La Crosse civic leaders. Speakers stressed a free press as essential to liberty with quotes from Jefferson and Watergate references. Weather and river readings followed the program.

Reedy Lyndon Johnson la Crosse Lloyd Schermer Davenport Iowa Lee Enterprises, Inc Elaine Gottlieb David Gottlieb

Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Milwaukee

Milwaukee Livestock market closes steady to slightly lower across cattle hogs and lambs. Cattle ranges include good to choice steers 37.00-40.00 and dairy cows 36.50-37.50 with calves 68.00-72.00 for top calves. Hogs show steady with light 42.00-43.00 and heavy 40.00-41.00. Lambs steady to 1.00 higher with good to choice 28.00-29.00 and ewes 10.00-14.00.

Milwaukee

West Salem Board Nears Settlement Over Contract Terms

West Salem Oregon The West Salem Board of Education and the West Salem Education Association moved close to a contract agreement after a long session on Wednesday night. A vote by teachers was expected Thursday or Friday. One issue remained maintenance of standards with the board seeking specificity.

West Salem West Salem Board of Education West Salem Education Association John Bosshard Bosshard Lionel Strand Strand Board Association

Baeder Rites Set For Local Resident Walter A Baeder

Walter A Baeder 77 of 2520 Losey Court died. Services are Friday at 2 p.m. in Asbury United Methodist Church conducted by Rev Frank Drollinger. Obituary notice appears in Selected Quotations.

Walter A. Baeder Losey Court Asbury United Methodist Church Frank Drollinger

Notice on Missed Papers and Tribune Publication Details

The La Crosse Tribune lists a phone contact 782 8040 for missed papers and provides publication schedule information. It notes the newspaper is printed each noon and Sunday morning from 40 No 3rd St La Crosse WI and includes mail and carrier subscription rates and distance-based pricing within 75 miles.

LA Crosse Tribune the Tribune No. 3Rd St la Crosse

Schulz Kenneth W 45 La Crosse Man Dies in Tomah Hospital

Kenneth W. Schulz 45 of 603 S 8th St died at Tomah Veterans Hospital on October 17. Born April 26 1928 in La Crosse he was a World War II veteran and survived by his mother Mrs Ernest Jensen two sisters Lorraine Schulz and Vicki Carrier and a brother William A. Services are at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday at 1 p.m. with Rev Fritz Miller officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Schumacher Funeral Home will host visitations Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and at the church Saturday noon until service. He was a member of American Legion Post 201 Tomah.

Woodlawn Dickinson Jackson Street Raeder la Crosse Garment Co Kenneth W. Schulz S. 8Th St Tomah Veterans Hospital la Crosse Willie Schulz Ernest Laura) Jensen Lorraine Schulz Lonnie Vicki Lynn) Carrier R. 3 William A First Evangelical Lutheran Church Fritz Miller Oak Grove Cemetery Schumacher Funeral Home Schulz American Legion Post No Tomah

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