Chiropractor Aids Laetrile Backers Weighs Public Access
Chiropractor Fred Barge of Barge Chiropractic Clinic in La Crosse discusses Laetrile as a potential ally for supporters. He funded a film and allows showings to inform individuals, while noting Laetrile lacks FDA approval and is considered unsafe and unproven by medical authorities.
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Fred Barge
Barge Chiropractic Clinic
Cameron Ave
Barge
The
Committee For Freedom of Choice In Cancer Therapy
la Crosse
Medical Society
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Franco Stricken With Peritonitis As Juan Carlos Acts
Doctors report peritonitis complicating Francisco Franco's grave condition as the 82 year old leader remains critical. Juan Carlos de Borbon begins as temporary chief of state while opposition groups plan a referendum challenge to restoring the monarchy.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon
Porary
Juan Carlos
Vernon County OKs Idea for One-Stop Ag Center
Vernon County supervisors approved the concept of a one stop agricultural service center in Vernon County but did not commit to building. The plan calls for about 4,000 square feet of office space and parking for 20 cars.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon
Chester Erlandson
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
MRRPC
Ben Ward
Readstown
Lloyd Steinmetz
Area School Board Rejects Special Meeting on Agenda
In a letter dated Oct. 22, Bina refused a request for a special meeting to discuss seven contentious points, stating it would not advance the board’s legislative function as the matters are recorded in minutes. The committee may seek an information item at the next meeting. Hinck protests the board’s actions use of children as pawns.
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Bina
Board of Education
Joyce
Parents Committee
Hinck
La Crosse County Budget Committee Studies Unified Board Costs
La Crosse County Finance Committee spent most of a 64 hour budgeting session reviewing the Unified Board plan for 1976 costs. The proposed total dropped from 2 499 000 to 2 077 544 with 298 898 requested from the county, up from 288 718 in 1975. The state provides 1 246 880 of the 2 077 544 for drug and alcohol, mental health and developmental disability services. The panel approved Juvenile Court and Parks budgets and will reconvene next Thursday for more details.
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Lewison
96Th Assembly District
Ted Brekke
Brekke
Old County
County Board
la Crosse
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Contact Numbers
The notice lists missing paper contact 782 9710 and classified ads line 782 0060. It states the Tribune's address at 40 North Third Street La Crosse Wisconsin with second class postage paid. City carrier price and subscription details are given.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Regulators Seek Data On New York Default Impact
Federal bank regulators report that up to 53 national banks could face cash problems if New York City defaults. All 4700 national banks were asked to detail collateral from New York city and state securities and to assess potential need for borrowers to post new collateral on loans.
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Washington
New York City
Comptroller of the Currency
Medicaid Doctors Paid Over Hundred Thousand From Welfare
The HEW disclosed that 907 doctors in 16 states plus Washington DC earned over 100000 from Medicaid last year. Dr W Triebel topped the list with 451156 for treating the poor and medically indigent at public expense.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
States
District of Columbia
W. Triebel
New York State
Mission Of Lost Plane Revealed As Top Secret Mission
The Navy patrol plane that vanished over the Soviet Baltic region more than 25 years ago was on a top secret intelligence mission. Pentagon says there is no evidence eight of ten crewmen were prisoners in Soviet camps. The disappearance on April 8 1950 followed an apparent training flight from Germany to Denmark.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Germany
Denmark
Kissinger Refuses Aides Testimony On Cyprus Policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger appears before the House Intelligence Committee to explain why junior aides will not testify on policy decisions. He refuses to release a State Department memo dissenting from his Cyprus crisis actions and offers a summary of aides' dissent and his reasons for rejection.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
House Intelligence Committee
Kissinger
State Department
NYC Federal Aid Advance Faces Protests by Governor
Congress moves toward a bill to grant federal loan guarantees to New York City as New York Governor calls for street demonstrations in support of federal help. House banking subcommittee aims to finish work today with Thomas L. Ashley predicting approval by two votes.
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Washington
Congress
New York City
New York State
House Banking
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
Homecoming Plans Seen for La Crosse Nov 15 23
The city plans a nine day homecoming week with 27 local firms hosting open houses. The Journeymen band will perform at a 10 p.m. community dance as officials press to bring back former residents. Ford’s visit remains a hoped for goal, with ongoing efforts expected into January or February.
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Rium
Journeymen
Groves
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
John Alexander
Ford
la Crosse
Wall Street Journal
la Crosse Tribune
the Trane Co
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Norplex Division
UOP
Gundersen Clinic
G. Heileman Brewing
Driver Injured As Two Cars Collide At County Intersection
Henry J. Beutler age 67 of 4510 State Road suffered a head cut when his car collided with another at County Highways C and D Wednesday morning. He was treated at Lutheran Hospital and released. The other driver Ronald B. Ragner 27 of 91942 Market St was cited for ignoring a stop sign and was not injured.
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Henry J. Beutler
State Road
Court records and plea changes in traffic cases
Opland notes many traffic citations issued and filed in court may be out of the issuing office once the case moves to court. When an innocent plea is entered, a trial date is set and the district attorney and our office review records to decide if trial is warranted based on witnesses and evidence.
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