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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1973

Page

2

Nine-Foot Channel Study Faces Resignation Fallout

Keith B. Larson, chief ecologist for the U.S. Army Corps in St Paul, resigns raising concern among researchers at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse Winona State College University of Minnesota and University of North Dakota about the impact study of the nine foot Mississippi River channel. The group questions whether environmental findings will be weighted properly in future corps projects and seeks opportunity to review environmental statements before distribution.

Keith B. Larson U.S. Army Corps St. Paul Mississippi River Thomas Claflin River Studies Center University of Wisconsin-La Crosse UWL Greater la Claflin Larson Winona State College University of Minnesota The University of North Dakota Col Rodney Cox Keith Larson Clflin Calvin Fremling Merle P. Meyer Paul B. Kannowski Institute For Ecological Studies Col. Cox Minneapolis Tribune Corps Loras College At Dubuque

Amateurs Imperil Tech Schools in Reihl Critique

Milwaukee AFL-CIO official Jack Reihl warned at the Governor's Conference on Vocational Technical Education that amateurs are meddling with Wisconsin’s vocational system. He opposed elected boards and lowering the compulsory school age to 16, arguing both would harm balanced governance and student interests.

Madison Jack Reihl Afl-Cio la Crosse Reihl Conference On

Social Services to Host Fall Meeting in West Salem

La Crosse County Department of Social Services hosts the West Central Social Service Association fall meeting at Maple Grove Country Club West Salem. The 9:45 a.m. business start features C Norman Shealy M D and Alastair Burnett Ph D as speakers.

la Crosse County C. Norman Shealy St. Francis Hospital Alastair Burnett Shealy

Garment Co Receiver Seeks Continuance in Liquidation

La Crosse Garment Co. receiver Terry Gillette will request another continuance in liquidation proceedings at a federal court hearing in La Crosse. Referee Leonard Bessman will oversee. Changes in a government contract have doubled the value and require new bids due Thursday, potentially delaying liquidation and affecting eligibility for the contract award.

la Crosse Garment Co Terry Gillette la Crosse Leonard Bessman Western Wisconsin Gillette la Crosse Garment

Gopher Sportsmen Club to Meet and Auction Plans

The Gopher State Sportsmen Club of La Crescent convenes at 8 p.m. Thursday with a steak fry at 7 p.m. Saturday. New cards will be issued after the meeting. Lunch, movies, and club improvements accompany the gathering as an auction of company equipment is set for November 14 and 15 at 1207 S. 7th St.

Gopher State Sportsmen Club of la Crescent Gillette Bessman S. 7Th St

Two Plead Guilty In Furnishings Thefts

Two men pleaded guilty in La Crosse County Court to amended misdemeanor theft charges. Stuart L. Spangler, 27, Holmen, admitted stealing furnishings valued at 99 dollars on August 15 from an apartment owned by Mrs. Gary Weisbrod. He also allegedly took a 400 dollar sofa and chair from a cottage owned by Richard Rogers on August 22. Steven L. Hall, 21, La Crosse, is charged with participating in the 400 dollar theft. Sentencing set for November 12. presentence investigations will be by the county Health and Social Services Department.

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

La Crosse Tribune Subscription Rates Notice

The La Crosse Tribune announces pricing for city carriers at 1.60 every two weeks and mail subscriptions within 75 miles of La Crosse at 33000 per year. The paper is printed daily except Sundays with delivery at 401 No. 3rd St. in La Crosse Wisconsin.

the Tribune No. 3Rd St la Crosse Sunday Tribune

Suit Filed For Estate Daughters Of Traffic Victim

A circuit court suit on behalf of Patrick J. Callahan estate and his daughters Sheila and Patricia seeks 23937.24 for medical and funeral costs plus 44000 in pecuniary damages and 5000 for loss of society. Defendant Mary R Miller and Farmers Insurance Group allegedly struck Callahan on Oct 13 1970 at Mormon Coulee Road and 28th Street. he died Feb 23 1971.

la Crosse William E. 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

YMCA Organizes Youth In Government Meeting

The La Crosse YMCA will host an organizational meeting for its Youth In Government Club at 7 30 p.m. at 1140 Main Street. The statewide program engages high school students in government process with speakers and fundraisers. In February the group attends a pre legislative conference in Stevens Point to elect state officials. The program ends with a two day model legislature in Madison at the Capitol Building. Area high school students may attend.

The la Crosse Ymca Youth In Government Club Main St YMCA Youth In Government Stevens Point Madison Capitol

War and ceasefire notes mingle with a grim Milwaukee murder

Reports from the Suez front describe a resumed clash despite a UN cease-fire as observers deploy. Israeli forces claim encirclement of Egyptian troops near Port Suez and Adabiya while Egypt reports intensified fighting west of the canal. Separately, Milwaukee police find the bound and gagged body of 70 year old widow Anita Piontkowski in her North Side home after a break‑in.

U.N Argentina Austria Chile Finland France Ireland Sweden Cairo Suez Dayan Ismailia West Israel West Bank Port Suez Adabiya Egypt U.N. Security Council Security Council Syria U. N Kurt Waldheim Damascus Milwaukee North Side Milwaukee County Medical Examiner Anita Piontkowski

Nixon yields tapes as impeachment pressure grows

Nixon agreed to release the White House tapes after GOP leaders signaled support for disclosure. Cox vowed to stay in Washington as House moves began toward impeachment. Former officials Richardson and Ruckelshaus urged a new special prosecutor, while Humphrey called for deflated impeachment momentum.

Nixon Sirica Special Prosecution Force Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn White House Humphrey Congress Cox Washington Vesco John N Mitchell Maurice H. Stans New York Robert L. Vesco House John B. Anderson Illinois John J. Rhodes Arizona Leslie C. Arends Bryce Harlow Charles Alan Wright

Vernon Dems Seek Nixon Impeachment

Vernon County Democrats urged Wisconsin senators and nine U.S. congressmen to begin impeachment proceedings against President Richard Nixon. The group, reaffirming last April’s plea over Watergate, ordered Letters sent and petitions prepared to press for impeachment.

Vnaoqua Wis Vernon County Wisconsin Richard M. Nixon Nixon Elden Transtad Washington, D.C Democratic Executive Committee

Elderly Men and Girl Die in Minnesota Accidents

The Associated Press reports Minnesota reached 800 traffic deaths for 1973 with a young motorcyclist and three elderly men among the dead. Cathy Thorkildson, 18, died near Shevlin when her motorcycle skidded on gravel and hit a tree. Milton Arseth, 66, Marshall, was struck by a truck on Minnesota 19. Robert Faxon, 81, of Excelsior, died after a collision with a car driven by Donald Siford in Orono. Larry Olson, 24, former Valley City resident, died in a private property crash near Chaska after his head struck rocks in a creek.

Associated Press Minnesota Cathy D. Thorkildson Shevlin Minn Clearwater Marshall Lawrence Roberts Chaska Larry Olson Valley City N.C Olson Minneapolis

Chemical Salesman Guilty of Bribery in John Doe Inquiry

Burt Ische of Del Chemical Co pleaded guilty to 15 counts of bribing public officials and one of perjury. He was sentenced to one year in jail, fined 5,000 dollars, and five years of probation, with three months cut for good behavior. He will work by day under the Huber Law, returning to jail at night. term starts November 5. A second item notes a return of a salmon to spawn and die in its birth creek.

Oshkosh Wis John State Justice Department Del Ische

Plane Down In Bay With Indiana Trade Mission

A Brazilian Viacao Aerea de Sao Paulo turboprop crashed into Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro causing five confirmed deaths among 60 passengers and five crew. Indiana Lt. Gov. Robert D. Orr and 11 trade mission members were aboard. most survivors swam to shore as authorities pulled more than 20 others from the wreckage before it sank. The plane had just departed Santos Dumont Airport for Belo Horizonte.

Rio DE Janeiro Indiana Robert D. Orr Guanabara Bay Viacao Aerea de Sao Paulo Airlines Orr Naval School Rio Belo Horizonte Santos Dumont Airport LA Paz Bolivia Yacuiba Cuba

Unit Endorses Tax Exemption Cut Proposal

The legislature's watchdog committee on property tax exemptions backs Rep. Bert Grover's bill to end the 40 acre site exemption and nonresident scout personal property exemptions. It says localities and taxpayers should not subsidize nonresident recreational activities that shrink the tax base.

Madison Bert Grover Shawano Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Wisconsin

Floods Kill Dozens in Southern Spain Rattle Coastline

AP reports over 190 dead and 300 to 400 feared buried after heavy rain and flash floods in Puerto Lumbreras and La Rabita Granada Province. Hundreds trapped in homes as 15 inches of rain fell in six hours.

Madrid Spain Puerto Lumbreras la Rabita Granada

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