Cooler Air To Rout Midwest Heat Wave
Cooler air spreads into Minnesota from the Dakotas ending a string of triple-digit heat. The Weather Service says the heat wave in the Dakotas and Minnesota is nearly over with highs 90 to 102 expected, cooler by midweek. Power demand peaked at 3,850 megawatts in the region with New Ulm suffering an electric outage after gas supply cut, while Morris and Wheaton schools closed early due to heat. Livestock stress rising but wind shifts and a cold front temper temperatures into the upper 70s and 80s.
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Pierre
S.D
Redwood Falls
Morris
Wheaton
Northern States Power Co
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New
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Elroy Backer
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Lake Superior
Deaths and funeral notices for local residents
Obituaries list Mrs. Ragna Har nish age 80 of 1437 Kane St with services at Trinity Lutheran Church and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Also Walter B. Schoenfeld 72 of 1327 Liberty St died Aug 27 with services at St John’s Reformed UCC and Oak Grove Cemetery burial. William F. Rochert 80 of 2222 Mississippi St died Aug 27 with Oak Grove Cemetery graveside rites. Albert F. Kaminsky 81 formerly of La Crosse died Aug 22 in Ortona Florida with burial there. survivors listed. Funeral homes Nelson and Sletten-McKee-Hanson noted.
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Ragna Harnish
Kane St
Trinity Lutheran Church
Norwood Knutson
Woodlawn
Nelson Funeral Home
Walter B. Schoenfeld
Liberty St
William F. Rochert
Mississippi St
Julia
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ronald McMenamin
Sletten- McKee-Hanson Funeral Home
Weather Drives State Fuel Shortage Skepticism in Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials warn weather will shape winter fuel supplies with data gaps hindering planning. Officials note energy firms lack incentives to share data, while independent dealers face supply limits. Some farmers report 70 percent fuel allocations, and priority will go to home heating if corn drying coincides with cold weather.
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James Udne
Gruentzel
William Eich
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Robert Felker
Wisconsin Petroleum Association
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Energy Committee
Patrick Lucey
Daniel Hanley
Atty
Robert Warren
Warren
Robert Park
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Newsprint Shortage Forces Major Papers to Cut Features
The Wall Street Journal and other major outlets curb features, trim advertising, and reduce print runs amid a nationwide newsprint shortage. Strikes at Canadian mills and railways exacerbate the squeeze, with papers like the Cleveland Plain Dealer printing on pink stock and others cutting comics and pages.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Tri State Deaths list of regional obituaries in Wisconsin
Mrs. Alice Rapp 75 of Sparta diesAug 26 in Sparta hospital. Services Aug 28 at St Johns Church with burial in church cemetery. Survived by three daughters two sons eleven grandchildren three great grandchildren. Inga Soren son 75 of Viroqua dies Aug 27 at local nursing home. Services Aug 29 at Beier Funeral Home burial Viroqua Cemetery. Theorna Harby 82 of Waukon dies Aug 22. Services Aug 24 at Waterville Lutheran Church. Burial church cemetery. Survives one sister Judy Rugh. Mrs Oscar Waller 71 Beloit dies Aug 26. Services Aug 28 Trempealeau Valley Lutheran Church burial Jensen Funeral Home Hixton. Survives husband two sons three daughters and extended relatives.
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Sparta
Wis
Bernard Rapp
St. John’s Catholic Church
Summit Ridge
Rudolph Urbie
Church
Robert Page
Norwalk
Donald Ziegler
Robert Kruk
Viroqua
Donald Burandt
Beloit
Robert
Richard
Norway
Inga Sorenson
Beier Funeral Home
Duane Nelson
Ella Matson
Amanda Sorenson
Ringsted
Iowa
Waukon
Theorna Harby
Waterville Lutheran Church
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Baalson
Bakke- Hanson Funeral Home
Judy Rugh
Roseau
Minn
Oscar Waller
Hixton
Trempealeau Valley Lutheran Church
Vern Barlow
Jensen Funeral Home
Loren
Gordon
Milton
Clarion Severson
Janesville
Vira Waller
Jack Lifer
Matt Johnson
Altoona
Palmer
Blair
Henry
Black River Falls
Purse theft leads to five days in county jail
A La Crosse man, Robert F. Darrell, 50, pled no defense and received five days in County Jail after stealing a woman’s purse at the Surf Lounge. Rita Severson reported the theft. witnesses sighted Darrell with the purse and it was recovered with nothing missing. Judge Leonard Roraff approved the sentence on recommendation by Dist. Atty. Burleigh Randolph.
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Robert F. Darrell
S. 4Th St
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Darrell
Randolph
Rita Severson
Gillette St
Exposure case continued for treatment mandate
A La Crosse man, Thomas C. Killilea, 28, of 322 S 4th St, had his county court case for indecent exposure continued for six months on condition he receive psychiatric treatment. Judge Leonard Roraff set the new date for Feb 27 after a negotiated agreement between Dist. Atty. Burleigh Randolph and Killilea's lawyer Everett Hoch. The incident involved Killilea seen Aug 21 in the 300 block of South 4th Street wearing only a shirt and boots.
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Leonard Roraff
Thomas C. Killilea
S. 4Th St
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Killilea
Everett Hoch
South 4Th Street
Dog Obedience Fall Session Planned
The La Crosse YMCA offers a fall dog obedience class starting Wednesday Sept 12 at 7 pm. Open to dogs six months and older with trainers aged 12 or more. Members pay 3 dollars nonmembers 8 dollars. Sign ups close before Sept 12.
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Birth in Peoria Hospital for Ryan Martin
A son named Ryan Martin was born at Francis Hospital in Peoria on August 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gerald of Clinton Illinois. Judy Wisner, formerly Gerald from Onalaska, is noted in the announcement.
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Grain prices report from Chicago bid board
Wheat No 2 soft red 5.36 and No 2 hard red 5.26. Corn No 2 yellow 2.86. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.32. Soybeans No 1 yellow 8.07. No 2 yellow corn quoted Friday at 2.79.
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Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Summary
Wisconsin shows fair to partly cloudy and warm humid conditions with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the northwest and a cooler trend to the west. Minnesota forecasts fair to partly cloudy skies Tuesday night and Wednesday with a few scattered storms possible east and south. Iowa notes a slight thunderstorm chance Tuesday night with continued warmth and Wednesday partly cloudy conditions.
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Iowa
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Milwaukee AP
Milwaukee livestock prices edged down as cattle calves hogs and lambs closed mixed on Monday with steers and heifers in the good to choice range. Estimated Tuesday receipts include 400 cattle 300 hogs 50 sheep and 50 horses.
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Proxmire Slams Nixon Housing Reform as Disaster
Sen. William Proxmire accuses Nixon administration housing reform plans of raising costs and inflation while abandoning low income families to substandard housing. He warns proposed subsidies will shrink housing starts and shift to private market leases with housing allowances and limited cash support.
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Litton Faces $77 Million Add-On in Ship Contract Costs
Washington AP Litton Industries tells the Navy it needs $77 million more to cover cost increases on a $2.2 billion contract to build 30 ships at Pascagoula Mississippi. Rep. Les Aspin says overall cost overruns rise to $476 million and may reach $150 million more. He calls for cutting back or canceling much of the destroyer program.
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Theft Suspect Pleads Innocent In Wisconsin Court
Thomas L. Arentz and Steven C. Baumgartner, both 1629 Bainbridge St. residents, faced charges in La Crosse Circuit Court over alleged thefts from Lloyd Rhodes and Norman Schaller residences on July 22 and August 10. Arentz pleaded innocent. Baumgartner's case was continued due to counsel absence. Both freed on $500 signature bonds.
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French Island
la Crosse
Peter Pappas
Thomas L. Arentz
Bainbridge St
Robert Joanis
Arentz
Lloyd Rhodes
Callaway Blvd
Norman Schaller
Steven C. Baumgartner
Rodger Kramer
Baumgartner
Judgment and emergency notices from La Crosse county records
Judgments listed in County Court include Dahl Leasing Corp against Riverland Sports and Trophy for 1798.30 dollars at 6th and State Streets. Pacific Finance Loans against George and Opal Bolstad for 3334.40 dollars at 1523 S Losey Blvd. Dorothy Walters at 2418 Prospect Lt for 946.90 dollars. Shirleigh Johnson at 608 West Ave for 1031.90 dollars. Ambulance report notes Edgar Johnson, 59, of 1324 Mississippi St, to St Francis for illness. Dorothy Wing, 80, of 2 10th St, to Lutheran Hospital for illness. La Crosse Fire Department reports Aug 27 responses flushing fuel oil at 16th and Barlow Streets and flushing gasoline at National Food Store lot at Cass St and 5th Ave.
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Riverland Sports and Trophy
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Pacific Finance Loans
S. Losey Blvd
George and Opal Bolstad
Ferryville
Dorothy Walters
Prospect Lt
Shirleigh Johnson
West Ave
Ceueee Ambulance Ity
Edgar Johnson
Mississippi St
St. Francis Weer
Dorothy Wing
10Th St
Lutheran
Fire Department
16Th
Barlow Streets
National Food Store
5Th Avenue
Cass Street
Licenses Issued For Multiple Marriages In Wisconsin and Illinois
Licenses issued to Leon J. Berens of Park Kansas and Debra A. Bare of Ferry Street to marry August 25 in Madison. Wayne R. Schmidt of Bloomington and Jean M. Larson of State Road to marry August 25 in La Crosse. Midwest egg prices hold steady with wholesale quotes: extra large 78, large 75, mediums 68, pullets 57, standards 68, checks 58.
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Leon J. Berens
Park
Kan
Debra A. Bare
Ferry St
Madison
Wayne R. Schmidt
R. J. Bloomington
Jean M. Larson
State Road
la Crosse
Eat Well X-11 Reducing Plan Ad Ends Fat Fight
An advertisement claims the X-11 Reducing Plan helps men and women lose 5 10 or more pounds without starvation or hard exercise. It promises three meals daily and pre meal tablets that curb hunger and provide vitamins with a money back guarantee.
Crossword Clues From Eugene Sheffer Variant
Medicinal plant and other crossword clues listed by Eugene Sheffer variant 47 48 49 53 54 55 with terse descriptors and expected answers in the puzzle notes. The item catalogs clue numbers and definitions for a standard syndicated crossword.
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