Trial In Knifing Incident Dismissed In Wisconsin Court
A soldier Delmo Correa Jr of Fort McCoy faced a July 5 knifing charge in La Crosse County Court but the trial was dismissed after the complainant Merkel refused to testify. Judge Leonard Roraff scheduled other trials including Steven Gill and Stephan Langbecker with potential dismissals if pleas were not entered.
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la Crosse County
Delmo Correa Jr
Delmo Correa Feliu
Fort McCoy
Charles E. Merkel
Winona
Kane St
Merkel
Correa
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Leonard Roraff
Roraff
Steven Gill
N. 7Th St
Mary Helfrich
West Salem
Gill
Asst. Dist
Thomas Fitzpatrick
John Drew
Crawford County
Walworth
Stephan Langbecker
Whitewater
Drew
Langbecker
Correction on Welcome Address Source at Badger Camp
Jeff Forer of Onalaska delivered the welcoming address at the dedication ceremonies for Wisconsin Badger Camp at Wyalusing State Park. The report in Mondays La Crosse Tribune incorrectly named him as from La Crosse and stated his mother prepared the speech. it was actually Forer who prepared and delivered the remarks.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Jeff Forer
Wisconsin
Badger
LaCrosse Tribune Classifieds Contact Numbers
Missed papers contact 782 9710 and classified ads line 782 0060. The Tribune details its publication schedule and mailing options for La Crosse Wisconsin including pricing and circulation inside 75 miles.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Mao Kissinger Hold Surprise Peking Call at Mao Home
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Chairman Mao Tse-tung for 1 hour 40 minutes at Mao’s Peking home after a lunch with Teng Hsiao-ping. Mao asked Kissinger to convey regards to President Ford, and the talks were described as very useful in a friendly atmosphere.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Communist Party
State Department
China
Hsinhua
Tokyo
Kissinger
George Bush
Nancy
Chou En-lai
Chou
Teng
Vermont
New Hampshire
Chiao Kuanhua
Data Processing Course Set By UW Extension
UW Extension offers an independent study course titled Data Processing Techniques and Concepts as course M73. The nine credit correspondence program covers computer language basics flow charts system analysis and programming languages with prerequisites in Data Processing Basic Concepts. Contact Dick Williams in La Crosse or the UW Extension Independent Study office in Madison for details.
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University of Wisconsin Extension
UWEX
Business and Management
Department of Business and Management
Dick Williams
la Crosse County
Independent Study Office
North Lake St
Madison
Wis
Norwegian Journalist Sees Oil Shift and Royal Meetings
Rudi discusses the Norwegian press and wages, notes sensationalism is rare outside Oslo, and explains how oil alters life as Norwegians move from farms to higher paying oil jobs. He tours with King Olav V and describes openness with the public versus stricter official life.
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Rudi
Oslo
United States
Norway
Olav V
la Crosse
Grain sales dip and oil pact edges into negotiations
Grain sales fall below 225 million tons while this year’s supply sits near 263.1 million. Moscow plans evenly spaced grain purchases and shipments over each year with a tentative oil deal to sell 200000 barrels daily under later talks. AP’s Larry Jinks elected APMEA president at 1975 Williams burg convention. Farmers groups denounce the pact as government interference in agricultural markets.
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Soviet Union
Larry Jinks
The
Miami Herald
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Williamsburg
Jinks
Robert P. Clark
Louisville Journal and Times
U.S
Federal
Frank G. Zarb
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Hay Production Up But Quality Down
Wisconsin hay production rises this year while quality falls due to extensive winter kill of alfalfa in central and southern counties. The University of Wisconsin Extension reports a grassy hay situation as a result of the damage.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Extension
Security Council urged to halt Moroccan march into Spanish Sahara
Spain asked the United Nations Security Council to stop King Hassan II’s planned march into the Spanish Sahara calling it an act of force against territorial integrity. Morocco called it a peaceful demonstration and urged postponement to allow talks with Spain Mauritania and Algeria. Costa Rica backed Spain’s request. In Washington the CIA reportedly read several letters from Senator Frank Church from a 1971 Soviet trip.
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United Nations, N.Y
Spain
Security Council
Hassan
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Costa Rica
Mauritania
Algeria
Washington
CIA
Frank Church
Soviet Union
Senate Intelligence Committee
Church
Senate
Ford backs federal support for synthetic fuels projects
The Ford administration recommended government backing to develop a synthetic fuels industry aiming to produce the equivalent of 350000 barrels of oil daily. Ford previously called for 1985 goals converting shale and coal to oil and gas.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Ford
Moroccan convoys begin moving toward dispute zone
The first Moroccan convoys started toward the border of the Spanish Sahara as UN Security Council debates King Hassan II’s plan to lead 350 000 armed countrymen into the territory. Trucks and buses moved marchers from towns with officials suggesting the march could start by weekend. Ottawa strike halts many postal operations
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Rabat
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
United Nations Security Council
Hassan II
Ottawa
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Postmaster General
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Journalist Michael Beach Missing in Costa Rica Search
About 30 Red Cross volunteers scoured rugged mountains northeast of San Jose for Michael Beach a 25 year old Milwaukee journalist and San Jose News editor who disappeared eight days ago in Bajo de la Hondura. His father Marquette University professor John Beach joined the search after arriving Sunday. Beach had arrived in Costa Rica in June and traveled the region alone to gather material for articles.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Red Cross
Here
Michael Beach
Milwaukee
Marquette University
John Beach
Beach
U.S
Bajo de la Hondura
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Robert Funseth
Uw-Extension
Schumacher
Hoome
Don Kish, Jr
Roy Tichenor
Stephen J. Buch
Alan L. Ward
St. Lacrosse, Wis
North Sea
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U.N
Lester R. Benjamin
President Ford Committee
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Robert Visser
Indianapolis
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Indiana
Bayh
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Terre Haute
House of Representatives
Ron Nessen
Sahara
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