Supreme Court Lets Stand Alaska Pipeline Ban
The Supreme Court refused to overturn a lower court ruling blocking the trans Alaska oil pipeline on U S owned land. The decision keeps the right of way issue and environmental review to be resolved by Congress, delaying the project.
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Tornado Cleanup Begins As Flood Peril Worsens
Flood conditions worsened along the Mississippi River region as tornadoes battered three states last weekend. Army Corps of Engineers warned levees may fail as waters rise on the Mississippi Missouri and Merrimack rivers. Georgia authorities assessed damage and sought federal disaster funds after about 5000 homeless.
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Nationwide meat boycott hits U S and Canada
Shoppers in the United States and Canada join a meat boycott amid rising prices. Reports cite drops in red meat sales, supermarket pullbacks, and widespread consumer actions from picketing to meatless meals. Milk and fish substitutes gain traction as farmers withhold livestock and price ceilings are debated.
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Lloyd Jarrell
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U.S
City Boy Dies After Bluff Fall In La Crosse
An 11 year old La Crosse boy, Robert Meyer, died Sunday after a Friday fall from Cliffwood Bluff while trying to extinguish a cave mouth fire. He is survived by his parents two sisters a brother and grandparents. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at St. Thomas More Church. Separately, Moorhead authorities probe counterfeit twenty dollar bills found across the Holiday shopping center with serial number H72224330.
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Jeanne) Semb
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Lloyd Meyer
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Tenant Rights Group Targets La Crosse Landlords
A new La Crosse Tenant Rights Association campaign accuses landlord Donald Clarkin of housing code violations and poorly maintained rentals. About 14 members, led by Ann McGalloway and Evelyn Koenig, presented complaints to Clarkin and then met city health official George Baldwin and inspector Eugene Dally.
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Weather outlook: cloudy cool with snow flurries
A forecast shows cloudy and cool conditions with occasional snow flurries Monday night into Tuesday. Lows near mid 30s Monday night, highs in the mid 40s Tuesday, northerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Precipitation chances 40 percent Monday night, 20 percent Tuesday, remaining cloudy Wednesday with little temperature change.
Inside the New New Math Debate and Education
A brief overview notes educators refuse to retreat from the new math despite flunking it. It highlights ongoing debates, policy readings, and the push to sharpen math instruction in schools. The piece frames the controversy as a statewide education issue with varied political reactions.
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