Fire guts top floors of former La Crosse Hotel
An early morning blaze gutted the top floors of the W and S apartment building at 3rd and State, displacing more than 40 residents. No injuries. officials believe all escaped. Fire Chief Kahler urged occupants to call the department as crews fought the flame. The second hour saw a charred third floor.
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3Rd
State Streets
la Crosse Hotel
Irvin Kahler
la Crosse
Kahler
Wettstein
Joy Zielinski
3Rd Street
State Street
Bobby Smith
Ban on Private School Segregation Is Urged
The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court to ban segregated private schools citing the 1866 Civil Rights Act. It argues such schools create two separate education systems and hinder public school integration in a case involving two black youths denied admission to all white private schools near Washington, D.C.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Robert H. Bork
Virginia
Washington, D.C
South
North
U.S. District Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Bobbe
Arlington
Fairfax-Brewster School Inc
Fairfax County
Colin Gonzales
Michael McCrary
Two Agencies Show Interest in Park Terrace Purchase
The Park Terrace Nursing Home project near completion has drawn offers from Bethany Lutheran Home and Catholic Social Services. Owner Ron Harmon notes the 226 bed, $2 million facility at 2601 W Shelby Road may be sold, though his firm has not sold a bed it built.
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W. Shelby Road
la Crosse
Harmon
Park Terrace
N. 13Th St
Hiawatha Health Care Centers Inc
Martin
Ron Harmon
Catholic Social Services
Gregory Speltz
Gaynes and Associates of
Chicago
St. Joseph’s
Cass St
Hiawatha
Bethany
Auburn
Calif
Speltz
Gaynes
Holleque
Dorse Fund
Helen Dorset
City
Christ Episcopal Church
9Th
Main Sts
Ted Solie
Dorset Fund
Solie
Catholic Social Service
Weather shifts as Wisconsin warms then cools this week
A high pressure system over Lake Michigan brought warmer air into Wisconsin with sunny skies, while a cold front and a Rockies low pressure moved in for weekend rain. Lows will dip from upper 30s to mid 40s tonight, with highs in the 50s north and 60s south on Saturday, then cooling into Sunday and Monday before warming again.
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Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Lake Michigan
Madison
Land O’ Lakes
Milwaukee
Racine
Duluth-Supertoga
Nuclear Accord Nearer Between U S and Sovie t Leaders
The United States and the Soviet Union reached a preliminary agreement on implementing on-site inspection of peaceful nuclear explosions. Talks began in 1974 and were led by Walter Stoessel Jr. and Igor Morokhov, with details pending governmental discussion before initialing and ratification.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Imple
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Stoessel
Igor M. Morokhov
Tomah to Dedicate Municipal Center
Tomah Wisconsin prepares to dedicate its new two story municipal center in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony with a Tomah High School musical group. State Sen Thomas Harnisch Mayor C E Pete Bean Mayor-elect James Ebert and former mayors E J McKean and Bartley Wellner will speak as tours are offered to the public.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah High School
Thomas Harnisch
C. E
Pete’’ Bean
James Ebert
E. J. McKean
Bartley Wellner
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P A Cribune
Ed Huebner
The
Associated Press
San Francisco
NLRB
Brewers
Yankees
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