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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1976

Page

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Lansing confronts Dairyland over 161 kilovolt crossing plan

At Kee High School gymnasium Lansing Iowa, Dairyland Power Cooperative faced strong opposition to its proposed 161 kilovolt transmission line crossing part of the Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge. Opponents pressed for an environmental impact statement and buried cable routes to protect birds and hunting.

Lansing Iowa Dairyland Power, Cooperative Mississippi River Kee High School Dairyland Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service FWS Army Corps of Engineers Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Genoa Interstate Power Co Tom Steele Environmental Department Minnesota Houston County Wieser Wisconsin Refuge Corps Pat Burke John Brophy Kenneth Ryan Grove Kickapoo Scout Norman Hintz Corps of Engineers

Recall effort challenges Campbell town board

Campbell residents spearhead a recall drive against chair Benson John Brown and George Jolivette. Law experts say town recalls may be invalid under state statutes, suggesting court removal instead. Campbell faces budget strain and a disputed clerk resignation amid ongoing probes and tax revenue concerns.

Campbell State Attorney General's Office Wisconsin State Elections Board James Moe Lakeshore Drive Lloyd Bangsberg Sperbeck St Benson Robert Brown John Jolivette George W Moe Wisconsin John Glinski Robert Whitney Wisconsin Elections Board Elections Board Whitney Fred Lehmeier Fred Wisconsin Department of Justice The Tribune Wisconsin Department of Revenue Lehmeier Bangsberg

Alternate Rules Posed To Control Saunas In City

La Crosse aldermen will consider two massage parlor ordinances at a special Judiciary and Administration Committee meeting. One measure by Mayor Patrick Zielke would license parlor owners and workers and require yearly contagious disease tests and background checks. A second plan by Aldermen Brian Carroll and Sharon Imes would drop the disease tests and background reviews. Four aldermen opposed re-referral in a 17 4 vote. an arrest of a massage parlor worker for prostitution fueled opposition. The council discussed the ordinances during a Committee of the Whole session.

la Crosse Common Council Patrick Zielke Brian Carroll Sharon Imes Zielke Thomas E. Roellich Curtis Storck Helen Kelly Harold “Deak” Swanson Kelly la Crescent Minn Imesarroll

GOP Shifts To Back ERA At Republican Platform Draft

Kansas City AP The Republican Platform Committee backed the Equal Rights Amendment after initial opposition and pressed for tougher stances on the Panama Canal and Africa diplomacy. The full convention will decide the platform with a printer deadline looming as delegates prepare copies.

Kansas City, Mo Republican Platform Committee Panama Canal Africa Ronald Reagan

Buckley Presses Serious GOP Presidential Bid

New York Senator James L. Buckley said he would run as a serious candidate if he enters the Republican presidential race, rejecting the idea of a symbolic bid. He stressed no commitment to pursue a candidacy and said he has not sought support or movement toward a deadlock busting run.

New York James L. Buckley Buckley Ford Ronald Reagan GOP Vention Kansas City Jesse Helms North Carolina Peter Peyser New York State Senate

Hays withdraws bid citing health harassment

Rep Wayne L Hays of Ohio ends his re election bid over health concerns and harassment linked to his relationship with Elizabeth Ray He filed withdrawal with Columbiana County elections board saying he planned to retire in 1978 and would step down at term end The case centers on Ray allegedly earning 14000 yearly on a House payroll while serving as Hays mistress

East Liverpool Ohio Wayne L. Hays Elizabeth Ray Miss Ray Columbiana County Board of Elections Washington Hays Washington Post Post House Committee House Administration Committee Nick Kannick House Democrats Kansas City Genesis Magazine

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