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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
4
The Common Council committee on highways and utilities found a public necessity for city takeover of the La Crosse Country Club land. The debate centers on public need versus private club rights, with past land grant and low rent noted and future legal and financial questions left unsettled.
A dozen year old open meeting statute gains a potential penalty framework as Assembly passes a vacancy amended bill. It would levy fines from 100 to 5000 dollars on violators yet allows informal discussions by some members to continue. Senate action awaited this week to push or preserve the measure.
The University of Tennessee scrapped a planned voodoo course after First Church of Voodoo opened nearby. Officials argued continuing the course could trigger an unconstitutional establishment of religion. The legal basis seems solid though practical reasoning questions the policy.
Mrs Eugene Meyer Washington publisher quotes GOP about losing leverage with Senator McCarthy. Atomic Energy Commission confirms Wyoming uranium find with prospector credited. Local items note promotions in Women's Army Corps and college student leadership, plus football score and missing sailor news.
Washington turbulence follows Nixon’s dismissal of Archibald Cox and two aides over Watergate. Impeachment talk rises as public and officials urge accountability while cabinet resignations and Justice Department turmoil unfold.
The article notes the Agnew downfall heightened scrutiny by income tax auditors across states. It argues the former vice president’s penalty underscored enforcement of income tax laws and boosted compliance work for revenue departments nationwide.
Letters discuss UW La Crosse tenure policy and legal process, Allende’s democracy and corporate interests, UNICEF advocacy, TV schedules for rural routes, and Wisconsin income tax administration. Authors include Robert L. Burns, Ken Tschumper, Anne Q. Bland, Amos J. Brinker, and others.
A Washington Post style critique notes that by the 48 hour mark in the Middle East war Arab forces faced morale collapse and failed generalship. It details Egyptian commander Shazli’s missteps, including a doomed Sinai advance and ineffective use of armored units, while Israel exploited mobility and air superiority to deliver decisive raids.
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