15 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
1
The Cost of Living Council said ceilings on gasoline diesel and home heating oil will rise where dealers justify increases. Atlantic Richfield Co. approved a one cent a gallon rise for gasoline and home heating oil.
Detroit AP report says Chrysler halted 1974 car and truck production as 113300 UAW members struck in US and Canada after contract talks failed by deadline. 14,200 kept at work. 93,500 workers reside in Detroit area. Overtime issue sparks protests as talks continue.
AP reports a 10 percent income tax surcharge is not under active consideration by the Nixon administration. Treasury aide says Shultz not leaving amid tax disputes with Melvin Laird. Deputy Simon denies trial balloon claims and notes ongoing discussions of economic proposals.
Atty. Gen. Richardson will let a federal grand jury in Baltimore review information from the Agnew investigation while a decision on indictment remains undecided. The move follows the indictment of Maryland official Dale Anderson and signals broader review of kickback allegations linked to former Maryland officials.
William A. Jessie 53 of Sparta R 2 died in a La Crosse hospital from injuries after his pickup overturned three miles south of Leon on STH 27. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Evangelical Lutheran Church Melrose. burial Woodlawn Sparta. Survived by widow Lorraine three daughters and three grandchildren. Jessie was longtime chairman of Town of New Lyme and Monroe County Board former member.
West Salem Wis The Hamlin Garland House was dedicated as a National Historic Landmark and the West Salem Historical Society announced its purchase to convert the site into a museum. Errol Kindsley announced the purchase. restoration aimed to begin Jan 1 1975 for a 1976 visitor opening.
Cloudy and cool conditions prevail with a chance of light rain or showers Saturday night. Lows around the mid 40s. Sunday remains cloudy and cooler with a high near the low 60s, light northerly winds.
Ex-president Eduardo Frei, long main right wing figure in Chile's Christian Democrats, calls his son from Europe amid rumors of U.S. interest in him as a potential constitutional president after the coup. He claims the junta controls the country and says Unidad Popular planned its own coup, with debates over elections timelines and party splits.
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