One Teacher Strike in State Unsettled
The Palmyra School District reached a tentative agreement after about 10 hours of talks with 73 teachers who will return to classes Monday. Ratification awaits contract delivery likely Monday or Tuesday with pact details to be released then. The walkout affected 1,350 students while Beloit remains the sole unresolved Wisconsin strike.
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Palmyra
Wisconsin
Beloit
Charles Stroh
Palmyra Education Association
Dr Joyce Brothers Speaks at 106th Chamber Dinner
Dr Joyce Brothers will address the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce at the 106th annual dinner on March 23 in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. The talk titled Coping With Todays Tensions and Anxieties will mark her as the third woman to address the chamber, joining Ann Landers and Kitty Carlisle.
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Joyce Brothers
Greater la Crosse Chamber of Commerce
Mary E. Sawyer
Chamber
Ann Landers
Kitty Carlisle
Lyle Anderson
Dr. Brothers
George Gallup
United Press International
NBC
Good Housekeeping
Cigarette smoking on rise in the United States
The Agriculture Department estimates that adults 18 and older smoke about 205 packs per year, up nearly three packs from 1972. It marks the most cigarettes per adult since 1968, with the 1973 figure included in a Wednesday Outlook and Situation Board report.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Outlook and Situation Board
GOP Leader Sees Chance For Advances In Minn
Minnesota GOP chairman Robert Brown told reporters in La Crescent that party prospects are better than ever. He urged recruitment of good candidates and discussed campaign finance, environmental notes, and potential scrutiny of Gov. Wendell Anderson amid alleged use of corporate funds.
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Julia D. Davis
LA Crescent, Minn
Minnesota
Robert Brown
la Crescent
la Crescent High School
Republican Party
Wendell Anderson
Brown
Anderson
Gov
New City Residents Face Fuel Oil Shortage
La Crosse residents complain fuel oil dealers refuse deliveries. Civil Defense coordinator Rue aims to meet distributors while Health Officer Baldwin warns of risk to elderly and ill due to cold. Local action limited. state could seize fuel if emergency declared. federal solution uncertain.
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New la Crosse
la Crosse
Allen Rue
George Baldwin
Baldwin
W. Peter Gilbertson
Rue
Standard Oil
Richard M. Nixon
Living Costs To Taper Off
The White House says the latest rise in the cost of living is temporary and will slow under Nixon anti inflation measures. August prices rose 1.8 percent, with food surges driving about 80 percent of the gain and meat prices up sharply. Government officials expect inflation to ease and the cost of living to fall to a reasonable level.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany Meany
Gerald L. Warren
Labor Department
American Meat Institute
Agnew Plea Bargain Report Sparks Resignation Talk
Washington Post cites a congressional source that Agnew is engaged in plea bargaining and resignation. The paper says lawyers and Justice Department officials discuss his possible resignation and guilty plea to a minor offense. CBS News adds details of plea talks with Henry Petersen and Elliot Richardson present.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Justice Department
CBS News
U.S
Henry Petersen
Elliot Richardson
CBS
Petersen
Weekend Weather Outlook
Fair and cooler Saturday night with a low near 43. Sunny and pleasant Sunday reaching a high around 65. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph diminishing tonight. On Monday increasing clouds with a chance of showers and a mid-40s low.
Two Men Rescued After 2 Months Adrift In Pacific
James Fisher 26 and Robert Timinenko 34 survived 2 months 10 days on sardines peanut butter and rainwater after capsizing their 31 foot Triton. They were found aboard the Benalder about 900 miles southwest of San Diego near Honolulu and in good condition. Linda Timinenko died August 11.
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Pacific
James Fisher
Central America
Robert Timinenko
Benalder
Coast Guard
John Lynker
Fisher
Tininenko
Here
San Diego
Honolulu
Linda
Triton
Tacoma
Wash
Costa Rica
Wesley Parker
Lynker
5 A.M. Smoking Sparks Tokyo Hotel Confusion
A Tokyo Imperial Hotel guest describes a 5 a.m. alarm over pipe use. security, managers, and a smoke detector near the desk collide with hotel rules. The misaligned sensors and bedside risks prompt a humorous, wary reaction to enforced etiquette.
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Tokyo
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Post
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Ees
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