GOP Officials Back Cox Firing Amid Watergate Fallout
Associated Press survey shows Republican state chairmen split on Nixon firing Archibald Cox with some defending executive privilege and others lamenting the loss of Elliot Richardson and William Ruckelshaus. Chairs from multiple states voiced shock and uncertain impeachment talk while praising Cox’s replacement stance.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Nixon
GOP
Archibald Cox
Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Kansas
Jack Ranson
Democratic Party
Nixon Faces Pressure as Impeachment Moves Forward
House moves to preliminarily study Nixon impeachment as Speaker Albert forwards Judiciary Committee resolutions. Senate Watergate panel fights for full tape disclosures, rejects a negotiated summaries deal and awaits court rulings while urging patience from grand juries.
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Wright
Sirica
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Archibald Cox
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Garment Co Receiver Seeks Continuance In Liquidation
La Crosse Garment Co. receiver Terry Gillette asks for another continuance in bankruptcy proceedings as changes to a government contract double the bid and require new bids due by Thursday. Referee Leonard Bessman will hear the request in federal court. An auction of company equipment remains set for November 14 and 15 at 1207 S. 7th St.
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la Crosse Garment Co
Terry Gillette
la Crosse
Leonard Bessman
Western Wisconsin
Gillette
la Crosse Garment
Bessman
S. 7Th St
Court Continues After Obscenity Decision Review
The court remanded or let lower court rulings stand in light of last June’s ruling. Douglas attacked vagueness over a Montgomery Alabama case where James M Trinkler drew an 12 month sentence and an $8000 fine for allegedly obscene material.
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Douglas
Montgomery
Ala
James M. Trinkler
Two Men Seek Separate Trials in West Salem Theft
In La Crosse County Circuit Court on Monday, Ronald L Wins ers and Tomas J Munoz, both Minneapolis men, faced charges for breaking into Casey s Hardware Store on Sept 9 1972 and stealing 17 rifles and shotguns worth 1550 25. Marvin Davis withers for defendants. Philip Arneson appointed for Winners. Jury selection set for Nov 5 with trial starting Nov 13. If separate trials needed one will be tried Nov 13 and the other Nov 14.
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Minneapolis
West Salem
la Crosse County
Marvin Davis
Ronald L. Winners
Tomas J. Munoz
Casey
Peter Pappas
County 4-H Leaders Attend National Forum in D C
Four La Crosse County 4-H leaders Mrs Arthur Stella and Mrs Harry Tracey of Mindoro and Mr and Mrs Marlin Tauscher R 2 La Crosse attend the National 4-H Leaders Forum at the National 4-H Center in Washington D C this week. Topics include leadership communication skills and youth project work. Two people treated and released after a two car crash at 21st Street and Park Avenue. Janice Posse 22 of 2629 Green Bay St treated for face cuts at St Francis Hospital. Michael Dieterich 11 R 3 treated for a bump on the head at Lutheran Hospital. The youth was a passenger in Eunice Dieterich 40 R 3's car.
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la Crosse County
Washington, D.C
Arthur Stella
Harry Tracey
Mindoro
Marlin Tauscher
R. 2
la Crosse
21St Street
Park Avenue
Janice Posse
Green Bay St
St. Francis Hospital
Michael Dieterich
Lutheran Hospital
Eunice Dieterich
Conservation speech Contest Is Planned
The district Conservation and Environmental Awareness speaking contest will be at 7 30 p m Thursday in the La Crosse Courthouse auditorium. Douglas O Transtad cites topics on pollution soil erosion forestry management and solid wastes. Top speakers in elementary junior and senior high win cash awards and first place must advance to the area contest in Sparta on Nov 1.
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la Crosse
Douglas O. Transtad
Sparta
la Crosse County University Extension Service
The
Soil Conservation Service
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details And Contact
The notice presents subscription and delivery information for The Tribune located at 401 No 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 with city carrier price and mail rates. It lists missed paper contact number 782 8040 and notes publication timing as after noon and Sunday morning. Volume 69 Number 158 appears.
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LA Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Two Plead Guilty In Furnishings Theft Case
Two men pleaded guilty in La Crosse County Court to amended misdemeanor theft charges. Stuart L. Spangler, 27, Holmen, admitted stealing furnishings worth 99 dollars from an apartment owned by Mrs. Gary Weisbrod and a 400 dollar sofa and chair from a cottage owned by Richard Rogers. Steven L. Hall, 21, La Crosse, faces charges for participating in the 400 dollar theft. Sentencing set for November 12 with presentence investigations by the county health and social services department.
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la Crosse County
Stuart L. Spangler
Holmen
Gary Weisbrod
Madison St
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Spangler
Richard Rogers
South Pettibone
Steven L. Hall
la Crosse
Hall
Mellvaine Named To Head Area Local MD Drive
Mac Mellvaine of Losey Boulevard is named chairman of the March Against Dystrophy to be launched Sunday in La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and Holmen. Volunteers will distribute literature and collect donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association to fund a clinic at Fairview Hospital Minneapolis orthopedic equipment and global research. Contributions may be mailed to the First National Bank of La Crosse.
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Fairview Hospital
Minneapolis
First National Bank of la Crosse
Free TB Skin Tests for La Crosse Area Workers
Wisconsin Lung Association offers free TB skin tests to employees of three La Crosse area companies on Oct. 29 at La Crosse Products Luxco and L B White in Onalaska. Positive reactors receive chest X rays and follow up with a physician for possible preventive treatment.
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Wisconsin Lung Association
WLA
la Crosse
la Cro Products, Inc
Luxco, Inc
L. B. White Company
Onalaska
Gary Sinclair
Oak Forest
Oak Forest Sanatorium
Assault Suspect Pleads Innocent in Wisconsin Case
A La Crosse man pled not guilty in Circuit Court to attempted first degree murder and three lesser charges after an unprovoked attack on Richard Lyons at the U I Bar. Thomas Wuensch, 24, faces a skull fracture by pool cue incident with no trial date yet.
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la Crosse
Richard J. Lyons
Rose St
Thomas W. Wuensch
Lyon
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Synopsis Ahead
Wisconsin shows fair Tuesday night with little temperature change and a move to cooler air by late Wednesday in the west. Wednesday brings mostly partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers in most areas except the southeast. Minnesota remains fair to partly cloudy and mild in the south and central regions with cooler conditions in the north. Iowa expects fair Tuesday night increasing cloudiness Wednesday with continued warm temperatures statewide.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Richardson avoids personal attack as Watergate battle shifts
Richardson plans to refrain from personal attacks on President Nixon while remaining in office after five months of service. Bork as acting attorney general vows vigorous pursuit of the Watergate probe, assigning Henry Petersen to lead the case and review records, amid questions over White House tapes and the grand jury term extension.
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Nixon
Sirica
White House
House
Archibald Cox
Richardson
Bork
William D. Ruckelshaus
Cox
Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Justice Department
Petersen
Senate Watergate Committee
House of Representatives
Department
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Watergate Grand Jury
Car Strikes, Kills Girl Near Racine
An Associated Press report states Suellen Sonnenberg, 17, of Racine, died after being struck Monday night while walking along a road with no sidewalk just north of Racine city limits. Weather and traffic conditions not noted. The 1973 state traffic toll reached 926, down from 950 the prior year.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wisconsin
Suellen Sonnenberg
4-H Leaders Plan Officer Election
La Crosse County 4-H Leaders will elect officers at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Hamilton Town Hall West Salem. Current officers are Gus Wendorf La Crosse president Melbourne Moe West Salem vice president Mrs Arthur Stella Mindoro secretary Mrs Marlin Tauscher La Crosse treasurer and Mrs Vernie Johnson Onalaska district representative.
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la Crosse County
Hamilton
West Salem
Gus Wendorf
la Crosse
Melbourne Moe
Arthur Stella
Mindoro
Marlin Tauscher
Vernie Johnson
Onalaska
Key Bills Dangle As Scions Near End Of Session
Wisconsin lawmakers enter the final week with major items undecided. Campaign financing reform legislative salary rollbacks no fault insurance liberalized contraceptive legislation and a stronger anti governmental secrecy measure remain in play. A veteran legislator predicts a standoff on the major proposals.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Suit Filed For Estate, Daughters Of Traffic Victim
A Cir cuit Court suit on behalf of Patrick J. Callahan estate and his daughters Sheila and Patricia seeks to recover 23 034.24 for medical bills 902 for funeral costs 39 000 pecuniary loss and 5 000 for loss of society from Mary R. Miller and Farmers Insurance Group over a 1970 traffic crash on Mormon Coulee Road at 28th Street Callahan acts as special administrator. A separate note announces a Driving After 50 program at Harry J Olson Senior Citizens Center in La Crosse hosted by LeRoy Helgeson with discussion on driving and insurance questions.
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la Crosse
William FE. Callahan
W. Burr Oak St
Patrick J. Callahan
Mary R. Miller
Madison
Farmers Insurance Group
Callahan
Sheila
Patricia
Patrick Callahan
Mormon Coulee Road
28Th Street
Harry J. Olson
Kissinger Delays China Trip Amid Middle East Fights
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger postponed his trip to China as renewed Middle East fighting continued. Wisconsin legislators discuss a busy agenda with health facilities, seat belt mandates, energy regulation, and jail terms for drug pushers. The Senate moved to hold hundreds of bills over until January, extending the budget review session into next year. Senate leader Fred Risser cited legislative growing pains as the body shifts to full-time status.
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Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Middle East
Fred Risser
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Risser
Public Service Commission
Senate
Assembly
Gopher Sportsmen Club to Meet Thursday in La Crescent
The Gopher State Sportsmen Club of La Crescent will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday. The first steak fry of the season is planned for 7 p.m. Saturday. Members have worked on landscaping and clubhouse remodeling. New membership cards will be issued after the Thursday meeting. Lunch and movies will follow.
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Gopher State Sportsmen Club of
la Crescent
New Lisbon Man's Death Ruled Death by Own Action
Elroy police found Virgil Washburn 55 in his car at Elroy Cemetery at 9 55 p m Monday. Coroner Clarence Sorenson ruled the carbon monoxide death a death by own action noting a hose extended from the exhaust into the car and that Washburn had earlier been admitted to Reedsburg hospital and apparently left.
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Elroy
Wis
New Lisbon
Juneau County
Clarence Sorenson
Virgil Washburn
Sorenson
Washburn
Reedsburg
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Arizona Republican
Ruckelshaus
Watergate
William Barrett
Nebraska
New Jersey
John J. Spottore
Spoltore
Delaware
Herman Brown
North Carolina
Frank Rouse
Ohio
Kent McGough
David Green
Oregon
Rudy Boschwitz
Albert
Judiciary Committee
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Ford
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Jerome R. Waldie
Washington
Stanley W
Peterson
Lynne Tower
Business Men's Assurance
Noa
Lee Ledonia
Mellvaine
Reeve
Kissinger
Gopher Sportsmen
Schumacher
Ray J. Schumacher
Roy Tichenor
Don Kish, Jr
Stephen J. Buch
Lacrosse, Wis
Siew Is
Fred H. Barge
D.C
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