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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
6
A compact crossword grid listing across and down clues by Eugene Sheffer with many short entries such as Drink a kitten and Curved molding, including classic terms like Italian city, Emerald Isle, and Mel for baseball’s Mel. The puzzle interweaves common nouns with proper nouns, offering a wide range of general knowledge clues.
A 1960 column prints two letters to Ann Landers about marital strain from a frustrated wife and a later ex wife questioning a night shift divorce. A reader then asks about a daughter's wedding while a parent issues guidance and promotion of The Bride's Guide.
Heartline answers discuss survivor benefits for a parent aged 62 or older, Medicare understanding, and a new Heartline guide to Medicare. Other items cover walking cane coverage with doctor prescription, food stamp legislation, filing medical claims for 1973 services by end of 1975, and senior rides to noon meals with contact details and menu notice.
The list appears as a fragmentary TV radio guide showing shows like All in the Family and Merv Griffin with times and codes such as 8:00 and 9-Zane Grey. It includes references to Almeta Speaks Blves and the M. Russell Com. Spec. a.a4, indicating a varied program slate and scheduling notes.
Governor Lucey will host a meeting with government and business officials on October 27 to discuss Wisconsin energy needs and the anticipated natural gas shortage this winter. The talks will focus on long and short term energy futures and their impact on the state.
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