Sahara Deal Reported as Spain to cede to Morocco
Moroccan sources say Spain tentatively agrees to hand over Spanish Sahara to Morocco, with Morocco ceding part to Mauritania, while Algeria protests and a self determination referendum is discussed. Negotiations hinge on Franco's health and potential leadership changes.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Mauritania
Algeria
Sahara
Polisario
City Man Guilty Of April Burglaries Here
Craig Molstad an 18 year old of 2121 Mississippi Street was found guilty in Circuit Court of the April 12 burglaries of Juen's Grocery and the Party House on Highway 14 south of the city. Judge James W. Rice ordered a preliminary investigation and set sentencing for 9 a.m. November 12. Molstad’s co conspirator Joseph Stahl 20 of 730 Caledonia Street received immunity for testifying and faces only a misdemeanor while Steve McCabe 3060 S 23rd Street was with them but did not enter the buildings. Witnesses included Donald Roesler Ferdinand Juen and Undersheriff Fred Howley. The trial was before the court.
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Craig Molstad
Mississippi St
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Juen
Highway 14
Rice
Molstad
Joseph Stahl
Ferdinand Juen
Tax Cut Would Benefit Middle-Income Earners
Washington AP reports an extension plan in Congress would mostly aid those earning 10 000 to 30 000 annually with lower taxes next year under Ways and Means. Examples show singles at 15 000 saving to 2 315 and a two child couple at 20 000 saving to 2 420.
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Washington
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
al Ullman
D-Ore
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Two Men Injured in Head-On Highway 16 Crash
Police report a head-on collision on Highway 16 near West Salem at 5 17 p m Tuesday injuring two men. George Frohock 79 of West Salem suffered head and chest injuries while Spencer Olson 58 of Sparta sustained head injuries in the crash.
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Highway 16
West Salem
George Frohock
R. 1
Spencer Olson
Sparta
City officials weigh pay and fringe benefits changes
Agency explains that fringe benefits for city workers not in unions resemble those for unionized staff. Schoenfeld notes discussion with a sergeant, with no move yet to form a separate bargaining unit for supervisors. La Crosse police remain partly represented, but captains, sergeants, and lieutenants will shift to nonrepresentative status under the ruling.
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Busch
Schoenfeld
la Crosse
Policemen’s Association
Reagan Forces Question Ford Campaign Expenses
Reagan supporters seek to block paying Ford travel costs from the Republican committee funds. The Federal Election Commission weighs how much the committee may cover for presidential flights and staff travel, with arguments over Ford as party leader and impacts on primary spending limits. The panel plans a vote within three weeks.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Republican National Committee
Ford
Federal Election Commission
Ting
Smith
Reagan
LaCrosse Tribune Notices and Pricing Details
Publication information for The Tribune lists contact numbers for missed papers and classifieds, rates for city carriers and mail subscriptions, and the address in La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes the paper is published afternoons and Sunday mornings with volume and issue data.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Jury Awards Cyclist Damages In Tomah Crash
Monroe County Circuit Court jury awards Gilman Lincoln Jr. 26, of Tomah, $23,500 for injuries from a June 6, 1973 collision on East Line Road with a Tomah dump truck driven by Marion V. Clay. Court found Clay negligent. Lincoln negligent but not the cause. Property damage and medicals were agreed at $534.28 and $3,867.97.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Gilman Lincoln Jr
Tomah
Tomah City
Marion V. Clay
East Line Road
Clay
Lincoln
Local Lawyers Oppose Nix Investigation Funds Request
La Crosse County Bar Association unanimously opposed Dist Atty Edmund A Nix plan to spend 23440 on fraud investigation capability funded by federal state and local sources. MRRPC executive committee endorsed the proposal despite bar opposition by a 6 to 3 vote.
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la Crosse County Bar Association
Dist. Atty
Edmund A. Nix
Bar Association
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
MRRPC
Nix
Russell Aldrich
S. 26Th St
James J. Bannen
Hickory Lane
The
la Crosse Tribune
Aldrich
James Frymark
Bannen
Frymark
Galen W. Pittman
S. 21St St
William A. Kirkpatrick
Starlite
Dist
Atty
Burleigh
A. Randolph
N. Losey Blvd
Sunday Time Change Prompts Transit Schedules Shifts
Public transit systems in La Crosse area adjust to Central Standard Time this Sunday. The westbound Chicago to Seattle train arrives 7:15 p.m. and departs 7:22 p.m., both an hour later. North Central Airlines makes minor flight changes to CST. Mississippi Valley Airlines adds three Clinton La Crosse daily flights and two nonstop Chicago services. Greyhound and Hiawatha report no changes. A Senate effort to keep DST eight months longer faces a pivotal vote as time returns to standard.
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la Crosse
Chicago
Mississippi Valley Airlines
Clinton
Iowa
Greyhound Bus Lines
Hiawatha Coaches
Turkish envoy gunmen may be Greeks or Armenians
A man claiming to speak for the Armenian Liberation Organization phoned the Associated Press to claim credit for the Vienna action. Police and several Armenian groups in New York denied any knowledge of the group. The note references Cyprus and Turkish occupation, noting Armenians’ historic persecution under Ottoman rule.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Armenian Liberation Organization
Associated Press
New York
Vienna
Organiza
Tion
Iran
Soviet Union
Thank You Open House Honors Hixon House Refurbishers
An open house Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. at Hixon House 429 N 7th St La Crosse honors Sears Roebuck Co Building Trades Council and Painters Local 374 for repainting the Hixon House and museum. Myer Katz president of the La Crosse County Historical Society says the donated labor and materials transformed the building from drab to dignified and beautiful.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Building Trades Council
Painters’ Local 374
Hixon House
N. 7Th St
Myer Katz
la Crosse County
Stevens Town Bridge Bid Sparks Highway Committee Action
La Crosse County Highway Committee received a single 33 556 bid for materials to build a new Stevenstown Bridge over Fleming Creek. Wheeler Division of St Regis Paper Co. submitted the bid. county board approval is pending. Bridge financed with 100 000 federal funds, construction to start in November with road closures and rerouting.
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la Crosse
County Highway Department
Minnesota official urges study to exclude nonessential utility costs
Minnesota Consumer Services Director Sherry Chenoweth asks the Public Service Commission to study excluding nonessential and wasteful advertising expenses from utility rates. NSP seeks a 60 million dollar rate increase for Minnesota customers while a separate IRS probe investigates possible shielding of audits of Senator Montoya.
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ST. Paul
Libya Sells Libyan Jets to Turkey Bypassing Embargo
A State Department official testified that seven F5A jet fighters were transferred from Libya to Turkey last month in violation of the U S arms embargo. The F5As were originally sold to Libya in 1967 under a standard ban on third country transfers.
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Washington
Libya
Turkey
State Department
Congress
United States
U.S
Quinlan case widens as coma trial resumes
Morristown New Jersey AP reports as the Karen Quinlan coma case resumes trials, thousands flood the hospital and law offices with letters calls and telegrams urging life support while doctors who oppose turning off the respirator admit no realistic hope for recovery.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Karen
Inmate Accused Of Ford Threat In Santa Barbara
A third prisoner in Santa Barbara County Jail is charged with threatening President Ford. Kent Frye 26 escaped from Danbury federal prison to face arraignment after being linked to a letter read in his cell. Frye allegedly acted with Gary DeSure 32 and Preston Mayo 24 who are accused of conspiring to kill Ford.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ford
Kent Frye
Danbury
Conn
Frye
Ford Frye
Gary Steven DeSure
Preston Michael Mayo
U N marks 30 years with mixed verdict
United Nations celebrates its 30th anniversary as Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo of the Philippines cautions that while the charter’s goals remain strong some provisions require review He notes the organization lacks machinery for peacekeeping and recalls the San Francisco conference that drafted the charter in 1945 U N Day falls on October 24 after ratification by most signers.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
U.N
Romulo
San Francisco
Franco Fights Heart Attacks. King Plan Delayed
Generalissimo Francisco Franco of Spain, 82, has shown slight improvement after two heart attacks. Doctors say signs of heart failure diminished and progress continues on his coronary illness. Premier Arias Navarro canceled a cabinet session expected to begin retirement plans and the investiture of Prince Juan Carlos as king.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
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Citizens For Reagan
Republican Party
LaCrosse Tribune
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Hixon
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Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
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William Simon
Warren A. Bates
Montoya
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Senate Banking Committee
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Adlai E. Stevenson III
Patty
Patricia Hearst
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