Plain and Fancy at Viterbo College Theater
The Amish themed musical Plain and Fancy opens at Viterbo College Fine Arts Center in Bird-in-Hand Pennsylvania directed by Rev. Philip F Becker. Timothy Clark Colleen Henney Kenneth Wiegers and Bekki Granum headline a tale of love and culture clash with memorable numbers and scenic design by James Seeman.
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Bird-in-Hand
Pennsylvania
Philip F. Becker
Richard Kollmar
James Gardiner
New York City
Viterbo
Dan King
New York
Timothy Clark
Manston
Dan
Ruth Winters
Colleen Henney
Portage
Papa Yoder
Eric Ness
Kendall
Bekki Granum
Holmen
Richard Ruskell
Chatfield
Minn
Katie Yoder
Peter Reber
Katie
Peter
Ezra
Kenneth Wiegers
Jody Briske
Racine
Hilda Miller
Ruth
Andrew
Rachel Temte
James Seeman
Marie Leon la Croix
Viterbo College Fine Arts Center
Sadat Leaves For U S Seeking Assurances And Aid
Cairo AP President Anwar Sadat left for the United States aiming to secure assurances from President Ford that U S peace efforts in the Middle East will continue and that Egypt will receive a large aid package. He planned an overnight Paris stop and said Egypt seeks understanding not charity as he asserts their relations should be put in proper perspective.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United States
Sadat
Pravda
Sinai
U.S
Middle East
Aly Sabry
Egypt
There's A Blessing On The Hearth Browning Ad
An ad touts the hearth as a home center and promotes a full line of fireplace screens and accessories for blessing and beautifying the home with warmth and comfort.
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Robert Browning
La Crosse Tribune Details and Subscriptions
The La Crosse Tribune published afternoons and Sundays from 401 N 3rd St La Crosse Wisconsin with Lee Enterprises. City carrier price is 2.00 every two weeks and mail subscription within 75 miles is 35 per year including the Sunday Tribune. For missed papers call 7829710 and for classified ads call 7820060.
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la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprises, Inc
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Staley Leaves Trane for Emerson Electric Vice Presidency
Robert Staley 40 of 236 S 17th Place resigns as Trane Co. corporate development manager to become Emerson Electric Co. vice president of corporate technology in St. Louis. He expects to join in late November. his wife Elizabeth chaired the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education 1968 75. The Staleys have four children.
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Robert Staley
S. 17Th Place
Trane Co
Emerson Electric Co
St. Louis
Staley
Elizabeth
la Crosse Area
Burglars Drain Drugs From Sparta Clinic Pharmacy
A group stole several hundred pills from the Sparta Clinic narcotics cabinet during the night, valued at about 525 dollars. Entry was gained by forcing a rear door. A similar burglary occurred at Krohn Clinic in Black River Falls with minimal losses. Police in both cities investigate.
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Sparta Clinic
Krohn Clinic
Black River Falls
Sparta
Dental Clinic OK'd For Soldiers Grove
Soldiers Grove Wisconsin gains an NHSC dental clinic assigned by the U S Public Health Service with Dr John Flack from Ohio to open practice December 15 The Kickapoo Valley Medical Services Corp administers the clinic amid prior NHSC staffing in the valley and local debate over the location and local dentist Dr Earl Krainik’s plans in Gays Mills
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
National Health Service Corps
NHSC
U. S. Public Health Service
PHS
Donald Sannes
Kickapoo
Flack
Maumee
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
New Jersey
Johns Manville
Kickapoo Valley Medical Services Corp
Kickapoo Valley
la Farge
William Iwen
la Farge Clinic
William L. Bender
Kickapoo Valley Medical Clinic
Association Bureau
Southwest Dental Association
Earl Krainik
Gays Mills
Krainik
Boscobel
Watergate Burglar Takes Miami Sanitation Inspector Post
Bernard Barker, one of the Watergate burglars, will serve as a federally funded city sanitation inspector in Miami, earning 9556 a year. He will enforce sanitation codes, issue citations, and report to the federal program under the Compensation Employment Training Act, with no arrest powers.
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Miami
Barker
Daniel Ellsberg
Cuba
Castro
Marianao
Havana
Russia to Buy Up to 30 Million Tons Grain Through Sept 1976
USDA figures show Russia’s 1975 76 purchases exceed 25 million tons with U S sales at about 11 5 million tons of grain. A July embargo followed a week of heavy buying and analysts expect up to five million more tons to cover until next year s harvests. Officials anticipate most remaining needs will come from the United States with total U S sales possibly reaching 17 million tons this season. A five year wheat and corn agreement sets 6 8 million tons annually starting Oct 1 1976 separate from current purchases.
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Russia
U.S
USDA
Perts
United States
United Sates
Mail Openings by FBI Across Cities 1959 66
FBI statistics show 1 011 letters opened in the New York intercept program from 1959 to 1966. The illegal mail openings were raised as early as 1951, and the program ended in 1966 by order of J Edgar Hoover amid a climate of the times. Wiretaps on newsmen were reportedly approved in the early 1960s with the attorney general’s knowledge.
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FBI
New York Intercept
W. Raymond Wannall
J. Edgar Hoover
Times
Wannall
Manpower Plan Unit Schedules Meeting
The Western Wisconsin Area Manpower Planning Board will meet Wednesday at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute. The 2 p.m. regular session in A-102, Administration Building, with 1 p.m. subcommittee meetings. District includes Buffalo, Crawford, Jackson, La Crosse, Monroe, Trempealeau and Vernon counties. Public may attend.
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Western Wisconsin Area Manpower Planning Board
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
WWTI
John Orlesske
Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
T. Torres
Buffalo
Crawford
Jackson, la Crosse
Monroe
Trempealeau
Vernon
Proxmire Asks GAO To Probe Defense Contractors
Sen William Proxmire requests a GAO study into possible improper conduct by five defense contractors including General Dynamics. He questions whether gifts or free entertainment to Pentagon officials violated standards of federal employee conduct. The firms deny wrongdoing while some admit hunting lodges for invited guests.
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Washington
William Proxmire
General Accounting Office
General Dynamics
Pentagon
Proxmire
GAO
Lockheed Aircraft
Martin Marietta Corp
Rockwell International
Raytheon Corp
Senators Seek NYC Aid Formula
Senate Banking Committee members explore alternatives to a six billion dollar federal loan guarantee for New York City. Senator Adlai Stevenson III opposes guarantees, seeking a debt restructuring without default to avoid bondholder suits. Senator Edward Brooke considers a direct Fed loan to the city, needing special congressional action.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Adlai E. Stevenson III
New York
Edward Brooke
Federal Reserve
Kissinger to Report to Ford on China Trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, back from Beijing, says China gave no sign they want the United States to end its Asia role. He will brief President Ford today on his trip and reported talks with Chinese leaders were constructive and relations with the mainland are on a steady basis.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Peking
United States
Asia
Ford
Kissinger
China
Protesters Plan Capitol March Against Busing
About 2000 people prepared to march on the Capitol to protest Louisville court ordered busing as Congress probes bills to outlaw desegregation busing. The Louisville Union Labor Against Busing organized the event with Kentucky union support but AFL CIO president Meany distanced the federation from the protest.
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Washington
Capitol
Louisville
Congress
Union Labor Against
Kentucky
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Windbreak of Trees Threatened Across Great Plains
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey warned the windbreak from North Dakota to the Texas panhandle is dying after 40 years. He urged Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to prioritize repair and replanting, noting bulldozing by some farmers and corporations worsens wind erosion and risks cropland.
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Minneapolis
Minn
North Dakota
Texas Panhandle
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Great Plains
Portugal Armies on Full Alert Amid Leftist Plot
Portugal's armed forces were placed on full nationwide alert with armored cars in Oporto after bombings targeting moderates. A government ban preceded a far left officers meeting amid reports of planned sabotage in barracks and no reported injuries.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Oporto
Kidnap Victim Pleads For Help From Irish Terrorists
Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema, 53, screamed for police through a window in the house where he is held by two Irish terrorists in Monasterevin Ireland. He begged for life and asked onlookers to stay away as three weeks pass since the abduction near Limerick to pressure government to free IRA prisoners.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Limerick
Irish Republican Army
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