Pony Express in Hartford Kansas Daily Gazette Ride
Roger Paxton and his pony Flicka deliver the Emporia Gazette through Hartford a small Kansas town. Flicka walks with a full load as townsfolk know the routine and the two enjoy the slow daily trek despite occasional rain.
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Roger Paxton
Flicka
Hartford
Kan
Emporia
Gazette
Roger
Kansas
Youth Center Planned for Onalaska in 1974
Onalaska teenagers may see a 30000 square foot youth center constructed next year with half the $24000 cost pledged in donated labor and materials. Jaycees president Gail Jensen cited progress and recent picketing as signs of community involvement and noted site work would begin this fall.
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Onalaska
Wis
Gail Jensen
Onalaska Area
Jaycees
Jensen
Clark
Onalaska High School
Onalaska and la Crosse
Quincy Street
6Th Avenue
Deadline Set for Miss Oktoberfest La CrosseEntries
Unmarried women aged 18 to 28 may enter the Miss Oktoberfest La Crosse pageant by Sept. 7. Residents or students in La Crosse qualify. The winner serves a year, joining the queen’s court at Oktoberfest events and parades, and competes in the Miss Wisconsin Pageant in June.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Festivals, Inc
S. 7Th St
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Viterbo College
Paula Marie Ripple
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Dick Hoeft
la Crosse Festivals
Westby
Winona
WWHPO OKs Six Nursing Homes Despite Review Delays
The Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization advisory committee approved six nursing home proposals including Onalaska 112 beds at 699 850 and Eleanora Gund 226 beds at 1 85 million. Voting varied with several abstentions, amid earlier claims the review process was undermined by state and federal delays. The Skemp Grandview Satellite Clinic in Holmen costing about 100 000 also received approval as a potential nucleus for future clinics.
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Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
WWHPO
Wwhpo Board
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Wisconsin Division of Health Policy and Planning
Onalaska Nursing Home
Eleanora Gund Nursing Home
Tomah Nursing Home
Westby Nursing Home
Galesville Nursing Home
Skemp Grandview
Holmen
Robert Schaller
Highway 53
Julius Wetsch
Skemp Grandview Clinic
Elmer Rohde
Fred Skemp Jr
Wetsch
Burglary Charges Against 2 Dropped in Bangor Case
La Crosse Circuit Judge Peter Pappas dismissed burglary charges against Ness and Rostvold in the Bangor hardware store burglary while preserving some evidence against all three defendants. The judge ruled items stolen were linked to Muetze, not Ness or Rostvold, and denied suppression of evidence arising from a warrant obtained with information from Muetze’s wife, Geraldine, noting spousal testimony rules.
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la Crosse
Peter Pappas
Kenneth P. Muétze
Richard J. Ness
Gary L. Rostvold
Hussa
Bangor
N. 3Rd St
Pappas
Ness
Rostvold
Muetze
Geraldine
City Plans 569000 Revenue Sharing To Fire Dept
La Crosse plans to spend 569 249 in general revenue sharing funds for public safety and primarily the fire department due to expanded service to the Municipal Airport. Mayor Gilbertson notes executive proposals and council oversight with plan details to be published in The La Crosse Tribune and open for public inspection. The period spans July 1 1973 through June 30 1974.
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la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
Fire Department
la Crosse Municipal
la Crosse Tribune
City Hall
Pilot Paper Recycling Planned for 400 La Crosse Homes
A pilot newspaper collection and recycling project will begin in October for 400 homes in southeastern La Crosse. The effort, led by Mrs. Ronald Schnick of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce Pollution Control Committee, partners Refuse Disposal Service Inc. and aims to collect newspapers on an every other week schedule from Oct 4 to Dec 27.
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la Crosse
Ronald Schnick
Greater la Crosse
Allentown
Schnick
Barbara Conway
Paul Offner
William Gresens
Balts' Decision Faces Potential Dispute Over Transfers
School Supt. Eugene Balts could end or inflame a dispute by noon Friday over transfers of 14 elementary teaching specialists in music art and physical education. The LEA protests contract provisions were not followed, while seven specialists accepted new assignments and seven seek return to original posts. The LEA may appeal to the school board or seek a court injunction, with lawyers on standby.
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Eugene Balts
Balts
Evan Lowrey
la Crosse Area
la Crosse Education Association
LEA
Carolyn Armagast
Washington and Valley View
St. Pius X School
Emma Erickson
Nuns Reject 1973 74 Raise at St Thomas More School
Nuns at St Thomas More School forego a 1973 74 pay raise to help the parish meet financial strains. Rev Edwin J Thome states seven teaching sisters the principal and housekeeper will keep 1972 73 salaries saving the parish about 4500 dollars. The teachers and principal accept 3180 dollars annually instead of 3680.
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St. Thomas More School
Edwin J. Thome
St. Thomas More Parish
Father Thome
Fr. Thome
J. Thomas Finucan
Viterbo College
City Woman Organizing Youths To Fight MS
Peggy Johnson 19 of Wisconsin leads a National MS Society Youth Leadership Council effort to recruit youth for MS research and programs in 185 chapters. She notes no cure exists but hope persists and highlights society funding since 1946.
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Miami
Fla
National
Miss Johnson
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