Harborview Plaza project eyed for La Crosse redevelopment
developers Clifford de Baun and Harold Rosenthal plan condominiums in Harborview Plaza in the west end downtown La Crosse. They discuss hotel and department store talks and seek major tenants for an office building while awaiting contract redraft and approvals from city authorities.
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Harborview Plaza
la Crosse
Clifford de Baun
Boston
de Baun
Harold Rosenthal
Milwaukee
Rosenthal
Radisson Hotel Corp
Minneapolis
Howard Johnson Co
ITT Sheraton Corp
Charles Parrott
Riverside Park
Agnew defends independence amid probe and 1976 run
Vice President Spiro Agnew says the vice presidency must stand on its own feet and rejects reliance on presidential support. He avoids discussing poll impact, calls the probes distressing, and emphasizes defending his integrity and innocence. He notes he won’t dwell on outside opinions while seeking affirmation of his innocence.
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Agnew
United States
Arson Suspect Waives Preliminary in Erickson Fire
Frank F. Stankey 19 Waived preliminary exam in La Crosse County Court and pleaded innocent by reason of mental defect in connection with a July 28 fire at the Erickson building 718 S 2nd Ave causing about 150000 in damage. Case continued to Aug 22 to allow further evaluation by a county guidance clinic and possible extra physician examination. Bond reduced to 500 cash with conditions to begin Antabuse and seek guidance clinic consultation.
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Erickson Hardwoods
Onalaska
la Crosse
Frank F. Stankey
Holmen
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Roger Imes
County Guidance Clinic
Stankey
Leonard Roraff
Mulroy
Guidance
Erickson
S. 2Nd Ave
Chicago truck driver bond continued in shooting case
George W. Cash, 48, charged with attempted first degree murder for shooting Ronald O. Schaller, 28, at the OK Tavern in La Crosse. Bond remained at 10,000 cash after a preliminary examination was set for Aug. 14. Cash claimed ties to the area but the district attorney opposed lowering the bond.
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Chicago
George W. Cash
Ronald O. Schaller
Bainbridge St
OK Tavern
Copeland Ave
Cash
Terry Gillette
Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Gillette
la Crosse
Two Auto Accidents Send Two To Hospital
Two people were treated and released from St. Francis Hospitals after separate traffic crashes Tuesday. Arvilla M. Hubert, 59, of Onalaska, complained of back and arm pain when rear ended on Rose Street. Elmer B. Jorgenson, 57, suffered bruised legs and a cut hand in a three car collision at South 10th and Division.
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St. Francis
la Crosse City
Arvilla M. Hubert
Wilson St
Onalaska
Rose Street
Audrey B. O'Mealey
Copeland Ave
Thomas M. Bartlett
W. Park St
West Salem
Elmer B. Jorgenson
Gillette St
South 10Th
Division Streets
Michael R. Dyer
Winnebago St
Jane E Brewer
Wood St
Jorgenson
Runaway 15-year-old rearrested in La Crosse
A 15-year-old runaway from Sparta Child Center, returned from La Crosse, was rearrested in La Crosse Monday night after escaping from state authorities. He remained handcuffed three hours after the escape. Two boys aged 15 and 11 and a 16-year-old girl, all of La Crosse, were arrested for aiding him by trying to remove handcuffs and by giving him money.
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Sparta
la Crosse
Three Honored For Military Efforts at Milwaukee Event
The Milwaukee Journal Military Achievement Award marked its 10th anniversary with 90 Wisconsin National Guard members honored. Local recipient Sgt. J. C. Rudolph Nedvidek, 2226 Sunrise Drive, and Spec. 4 Kelly M. Clark, R. 3, plus Sgt. Maj. Clyde E. Myer of Tomah are listed among the awardees.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin National Guard
J.C. Rudolph D. Nedvidek
Sunrise Drive
Kelly M. Clark
Clyde E. Myer
Tomah
Kim Dae Jung Under Escort After Dinner in Tokyo Hotel
The event reports Kim Dae Jung being escorted and and restrained at a Tokyo hotel after a luncheon. Parliaments say Korean guards posing as plainclothes were involved with two aides present. An embassy urged Kim to return to Seoul.
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Yang I[l-dong
Democratic Unification Party
Kim
Seoul
Tokyo
Kim Kyong-in
Kim Dae-jung
Cyclists Complete 1800 Mile Florida Trip by Bike
Clauge La Due aged 72 and grandson Keith Niemeyer 15 finished an 1800 mile ride from La Crosse to Arcadia Florida in 37 days. La Due said bad luck not selling his bike spurred the journey and Keith joined as company. He noted good roads friendly motorists and a beard growth as a souvenir.
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Clauge la Due
Keith Niemeyer
Arcadia
Fla
la Crosse
Ronald Niemeyer
Onalaska Ave
la Due
Florida City
Wisconsin
Keith
Florida
Transit analysts review demand response system proposal
Transit Ebinger and Bracegirdle discuss a preliminary Wilbur Smith and Associates report on a demand response system. The plan would map boundaries including populated towns and describe home pickup with possible single or multiple stops. Peterson moves to table the report. Ebinger notes two views on elderly fare reductions.
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Ebinger
Mass Transit
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Bracegirdle
Peterson
Lee
Gilbertson
Two De Soto Men Sentenced to 20 Days Each
Terry A. Holiday 22 and Ronald R. Cottone 20 pleaded guilty in County Court to assaulting Arlyn T. Kula in the Varsity Club parking lot. Each was sentenced to 20 days in County Jail. Atty Lukoff noted the seriousness and reports of a second beating.
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de Soto
Terry A. Holiday
Ronald R. Cottone
Arlyn T. Kula
Varsity Club
Ward Ave
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
City Urged to Buy La Crosse Transit Co for Public Bus System
A mass transit consultant proposes spending 1.71 million dollars over three years to acquire La Crosse Transit Co and create a publicly owned system with Onalaska and four nearby towns. Most funds would go to 1974 for purchase and garage, with future years for operations and upgrades. The plan calls for fare cuts, route realignments, weekend service, and demand-response options to attract riders, totaling federal and local shares amid pending federal aid changes.
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la Crosse Transit Co
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Columbia
S.C
la Crosse Area
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald G. Bracegirdle
Urban Mass Transit Administration
UMTA
Hike In Prisoner Meal Allowance Is Supported
La Crosse County law enforcement committee approves a 53 percent rise in prisoner meal allowance to 1.30 dollars per meal and backs a 77 percent boost in board charges for Huber Law prisoners to 5.50 dollars daily. The panel also rescinds last month’s travel-approval requirement for law enforcement trips and reviews related costs and reimbursements.
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la Crosse County
Prisoners’ Board
William Black
Finance Committee
Arthur McBain
16Th Dist
Black
Trempealeau County
Board of Huber Law
Huber Law
Dane County
Monroe County
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Randolph
Michael Mulroy
William Ipson
3Rd Dist
Thomas Roellich
12Th Dist
Blue Stars Win 3rd First On East Tour
The First Federal Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps won first place at the PBA Invitational in Huntington New York scoring 83.30 points on their eastern tour that began August 1 Their other first places were in Collinsville Illinois and Lexington Kentucky Karen Kelley flag instructor said an exhibition was held Monday at the Capitol Washington DC en route to New York Other corps and scores listed include Hawthorne New Jersey Muchachos 82.85 St Andrews Bridgemen Bayonne New Jersey 81.25 Madison Wisconsin Scouts 78.75 Louisiana Blue Raiders 69.35 The Smith report projects rising riders through 1978 and discusses public transit plans and costs The Arcadia incident reports a Trempealeau County squad car collision with a pickup driven by James Lisowski who was charged with inattentive driving.
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Federal Blue Stars
Huntingon
N.Y
Blue Stars
Collinsville
Ill
Lexington
Boston
Huntington
Hawthorne
N.J
Muchachos
St. Andrews
La Crosse Tribune notices and contact details
The Tribune lists staff roles and contact numbers for delivery and service. It announces carrier and mail subscription rates including a $30 annual plan within 75 miles and notes publishing details at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI. Volume 69 Number 84.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
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