Wisconsin Legislature Tests Paths to Special Session
Gov. Lucey meets with Senate Democrats and Assembly Democrats as four week fall session nears end. He weighs a special session next week to push major bills including a cabinet style government and fuel allocation plan. Senator Knutson and Rep. Gibson back a temporary program to regulate distribution of fuel and essentials through next March.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Senate
Lucey
Assembly Democrats
Assembly
Milo Knutson
la Crosse
Lawrence Gibson
R-La Crosse
Knutson Drops Bill Drawn Fire Over Investigative Powers
Knutson withdrew his name from the bill criticizing its broad investigative and subpoena powers. The measure seeks to place authority with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, but Knutson warned it could swell gubernatorial and PSC power if amended in the assembly. Legislative activity stalls as bills idle since January are kept alive for the next session beginning January 29, while Lacey pushes for early votes on his 1973 agenda and warns of a possible special session.
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Knutson
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Assembly
Governor
PSC
Lacey
Madison
U S Leaders Meet as Middle East Tensions Rise
Congress leaders convene amid a new Middle East alert and cease-fire violations. U S officials fear Soviet troops could enforce a cease-fire unilaterally, while Kissinger and Moscow advance a UN cease-fire resolution.
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Congress
Middle East
Soviet Union
Issinger
U.S
Agenda Kissingers
Moscow
United Nations
Kissinger
State Department
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Wisconsin Units Not Involved In Precautionary Alert
Wisconsin officials said no units appeared to be placed on alert amid the precautionary military alert. Adjutant General James Lison declined to comment further. Camp McCoy spokesmen reported no personnel affected, and Wisconsin Air National Guard units in Madison and Milwaukee echoed the same. The 440th Tactical Airlift Wing in Milwaukee said it had not been recalled. An Air Force spokesman at Jolo Field in Juneau County did not comment.
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Wisconsin Adj
James Lison
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Monroe County
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Madison
Milwaukee
440Th Tactical Airlift Wing
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Yolk Field
Juneau County
Mental Hygiene Planning Conference At UW La Crosse
A planning conference on mental hygiene services is held Friday at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse Hall of Presidents. Sponsored by Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization, it gathers seven county unified boards and health officials to shape service delivery for mentally ill, developmentally disabled, and substance abuse groups.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Hall of Presidents
Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
WWHPO
la Crosse
Monroe
Vernon
Crawford
Jackson
Trempealeau
Buffalo
State Division of Mental Hygiene
Division of Mental Hygiene
La Crosse Tribune Subscription Rates and Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists mailing options and prices for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It notes a daily afternoon and Sunday morning edition, a street address in La Crosse Wisconsin, and prices including a one year mail rate of 30 dollars and a city carrier price of 1.60 every two weeks.
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3Rd St
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Sunday Tribune
Nixon imposes dairy import quotas after campaign donations
President Nixon acts on dairy industry pressure by announcing quotas on ice cream cheese and related products days after AMPI pledged up to 2 million for his re election. The move follows tariff commission calls and ties to over 400000 in campaign contributions.
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Washington
Nixon
Patrick J. Hillings
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Associated Press
White House
Hillings
California
AMPI
U.S. Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
La Crosse Woman Treated After Horton Street Crash
Janette McKenna 22 of 2185 24th St sustained head injuries in a two car collision at Horton and 19th Streets. Corrinne Rowan 32 of 1064 Hickory St Onalaska was driving the other car. McKenna treated and released at Lutheran Hospital Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
Horton
19Th Streets
Janette McKenna
24Th St
Corrinne Rowan
Hickory St
Onalaska
High Winds Toss Prefab Home From Truck on I 90 Near Winona
AP report from Winona describes a severe gusty afternoon on Interstate 90 when a prefabricated home valued at about $10,000 blew off a semitrailer. The vehicle, driven by Paul Matthews of Owatonna, spun around as the home was detached and declared a total loss amid 35 to 40 mph winds.
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Winona
Minn
Interstate 90
Highway Patrol
Paul Matthews
Owatonna
Lucey Considers Special Session of Wisconsin Legislature
Wisconsin Governor Patrick J. Lucey may call a special session to finish unfinished business from autumn despite limited progress. His aide says several priority items await action, with Assembly leaders noting potential Democratic party resistance to such a move.
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Lucey
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Robert Dunn
Assembly
Anthony Earl
D-Wausau
Democratic Party
Two Men Missing Believed Drowned After Boat Swamps
McFarland Wisconsin authorities report two Milwaukee area men missing and believed drowned after their boat swamped on Lake Regonia southeast of Madison. Identified victims are Paul Rogan 70 from Sussex and Felix Seibert 68 from Milwaukee. Companion Howard Wieschendorff 66 from Milwaukee was rescued after two hours afloat with no life preserver.
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Mcfarland
Wis
Milwaukee
Lake Regonia
Madison
Paul Rogan
Sussex
Felix Seibert
Howard A. Wieschendorff
Wieschendorff
Carl Evans
Paul Schultz
Janesville
Holmen Boy Pierce Found Dead In Bedroom
Dale James Pierce a 14 year old Holmen resident was found dead in his bedroom at 4 20 p m on Wednesday October 24 The La Crosse County Sheriff and Coroner said autopsy showed death by asphyxiation from strangulation no foul play suspected He was found by his brother Daniel and survived by his parents two sisters and four grandparents Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Nelson Funeral Home with burial at Angelo Cemetery near Sparta
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Dale James Pierce
James D. Pierce
Holmen
la Crosse County
William Black
Curtis Baltz
Baltz
Pierce
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Madison
Daniel
Wendy
Darcie
Glen Pierce
Sparta
Ted Mosier
Mesa. Aziz
Nelson Funeral Home
Ernest Nelson
Angelo Cemetery
Nixon faces pressure over tapes and calls for resignation
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged a new special prosecutor and renewed calls for Nixon's resignation or impeachment in Miami Beach. White House aides denounced Meany's remarks while praising the president's health as excellent.
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Sirica
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Miami Beach
Meany
Nixon promises food price relief and meat in 1974
The Nixon administration pledges relief from rising food costs and more meat on the table next year while warning of a possible uptick in unemployment and sustained high interest rates. Stein cites declines in wholesale and retail food prices and expects beef supply to improve with pork rising next spring and summer.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert F. Stein
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Newsmen
Stein
Federal Reserve Board
Fire damages four Winona boathouses on Mississippi River
Four boathouses in a Winona boat harbor on the Mississippi River were damaged by fire early today. One boathouse and a boat were destroyed, two were heavily damaged, and one suffered minor damage. Flames began about 5 a.m. and were under control in two hours. Cause is under investigation.
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Winona, Minn
Mississippi River
Winona
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