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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
12
A compact recipe explains using regular or quick cooking barley with saffron to flavor meat fish or poultry. It details soaking saffron in water, sauteing barley with onion celery and garlic, then simmering with butter water and bouillon until absorbed. Serves six with notes on substitutions for quick barley.
London based author Nancy Holt promotes a marriage guidance booklet that encourages smelling, touching, and even biting to reduce inhibitions. Holt now conducts sensitivity training where participants grope and sniff in groups, claiming the method makes people kinder and nicer to one another.
Robert J. Leggett, La Crosse district manager, notes a 7 year window from a husband’s death or last entitlement for totally disabled widows to claim Social Security at age 50. Full benefits start at 62, with reduced benefits at 60. Local office near 149 S. 6th St offers more information.
The Racine City Council acting as a Committee of the Whole plans legal action against the exhibition of Sexual Freedom in Denmark at a local theater. Rather than seeking obscenity ban, the council will pursue an injunction under public nuisance law. A full council vote is set for next week.
La Crosse postmaster Harold C. Ristow outlines six ways for residents to meet Christmas budgets by careful mailing of cards and parcels. Tips cover SAM and PAL rates with deadlines, packaging quality, realistic insurance, buying stamps upfront, and using proper ZIP codes to ensure timely delivery and value.
Q A Brink's president says crime fueled its rise as the firm now handles about $1 billion in valuables daily. Founded in 1859, it began as a baggage service and expanded with tight security, armed guards, electronic locks, and alarms. The piece also touches Elvis Presley’s walk on for Phyllis Diller, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans trivia, Agnew’s quotes, and other reader questions.
Burton D. Loken, Wisconsin native and Chicago advertising executive, is named administrator of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Tourism and Information Division, effective Nov. 16, under the 1967 state government reorganization. He becomes the division’s first permanent chief. Harry Thomas had served as acting chief until retirement. Loken, 56, from Eau Claire, is a UW graduate and former director of public relations for J. Walter Thompson Co. in Lewiston Maine. He recently noted record crowds at a heavyweight title bout in Houston and other career highlights.
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