Municipalities scramble for funds as state tax payments delayed
Wisconsin cities face borrowings to cover obligations after $165 million in shared tax revenue is held up by a court challenge to the population formula. Banks lend to cover budgets, with penalties from missed interest and high rates. a dozen cities fight for distributions while awaiting judicial rulings and potential legislative action.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Marinette
Edward Parsek
Parsek
West Bend
Alfred Hemauer
State Revenue Department
Wisconsin Alliance of Cities
Patrick J. Lucey
Department of Administration
Circuit Court
W.L. Jackman
Jackman
Supreme Court
High Court
Richard Orton
Grant County
Monroe
River Hills
Beloit
Richard Calland
H. Herbert Holt
Green Bay
Milwaukee County
Administration
Lucey
Ben-Gurion Buried As Israelis Mourn
David Ben-Gurion was buried beside his wife Paula near Zin after a national day of mourning. An honor guard carried the flagged coffin from a helicopter as 250000 mourners gathered in Jerusalem at the Knesset plaza. The burial drew international delegations, including the United States entourage led by Earl L. Butz and Kenneth Rush, with Britain France West Germany Denmark and the Netherlands sending official observers.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Paula
Zin
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Knesset
Zalman Shazar
Golda Meir
Ben- Gurion
Mordechai Piron
Garden of Eden
Earl L. Butz
United States
Kenneth Rush
Max Fisher
United Jewish Appeal
Nixon
Foreign Ministry
Britain
France
West Germany
Denmark
Netherlands
Meir
Mayors lobby for federal block grants amid housing limits
HUD officials meet with mayors backing a 2.3 billion dollar annual community development plan. The administration favors block grants with a poverty based formula, while Sparkman Ashley alternatives gain support. A Puerto Rican independence march of 9 000 protesters passes by elite hotels with limited impact.
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HUD
League of Cities
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Thomas L. Ashley
Dohio
House
Socialist Party
Puerto Rican Independence Party
Comradery From Watergate Seen in Wisconsin GOP Rally
Walter Baltz and other Wisconsin GOP leaders at the Target 74 seminar in Black River Falls described Watergate as one factor fostering comradery within the party. Baltz, district chairman, said Republicans have come together and will perform cleanly in 1974 races. County leaders spoke forthrightly as the campaign seminar, organized by 16 county groups, proceeded with speakers including John Proctor and Lawrence Durning.
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Pearl Porath
Black River Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Republican Party
Republican Party
Walter Baltz
West Salem
GOP
Pines Nite Club
Wisconsin
John Proctor
Vernon Thomson
Eau Claire County
Dist
Lawrence Durning
Births in Tomah and Lexington Amid Hospital Announcements
At Memorial Hospital Tomah on November 25 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ronnie Walheim of 609 Kilbourn Avenue. On November 27 a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Kelly Clark of 20 Woodlawn Terrace Tomah. In Lexington Kentucky at Central Baptist Hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Jamison of 3330 Tisdale Drive. Bonita Stroede is noted as a contact, with both parents formerly of La Crosse.
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Tomah
Wis. Memorial Hospital
Ronnie Walheim
Kilbourn Ave
Mary Wilcox
Kelly Clark
Woodlawn Terrace
Deborah Sowle
Lexington
Central Baptist
Radiation Hazards Rise as Pioneer Nears Closest Approach
Weekend checks show radiation belts remain unpredictable as Pioneer nears the sun. Experts warn data transmission could fail though current intensities are not yet damaging. Jupiter's growing dipole field offers a potential estimate of radiation risk for the probe.
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Howard Matthews
Ames Research Center
Gasoline sales near shutdown across Minnesota towns
As Sunday ended gas stations closed state wide with only a few open in suburbs like Mounds View while Winona and New Ulm reported near complete shutdowns. Police and highway patrol lines flooded with calls from motorists seeking fuel amid the 9 p.m. cutoff.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Mounds View
Winona
Minnesota
New Ulm
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minn
Leroy Miller
Apache Standard
Miller
Windom
Mountain Lake
Nine Killed In Minnesota Road Crashes Weekend Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports nine deaths in separate weekend accidents across Minnesota. Victims include Phyllis Stich, 50, of Minneapolis struck on I-35W. Michael Simacheck, 21, of Waseca in a fog crash near Owatonna. James Alexander, 57, of Mendota Heights after a loss of control on Minn 101. Arnold Goehring, 76, of Sanborn in a head on collision near Springfield. Irven Failing, 84, of West Concord in a hit run on Minn 56. Charles E. Marsh, 45, of Crosby in a tree collision. and Gerald D. Lee, 39, of Moorhead in a U.S. 52 overturn.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Phyllis Stich
Minneapolis
Highway Patrol
General Hospital
Jeanette Wolfley
Michael Simacheck
Waseca
Minn
Steele
Owatonina
Sheriff's Office
James Alexander
Mendota Heights
Shakopee
Sanborn
Arnold Goehring
Marlys Platz
New Ulm
U.S. 15
Springfield
West Concord
Irven
Rochester
Crosby
Charles E. Marsh
Gerald D. Lee
Moorhead
Eight Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
Wisconsin notes eight weekend deaths raising the 1973 traffic toll to 1,072. Victims include Gary Schutte 15 of Highbridge. Philip Gassenhuber 26 of Oak Creek. Henry Hegeman 31 of Racine. Mrs. Raymond Batleon 33 of Oshkosh. Philip Laming 30 of South Milwaukee. Frank Maria 51 of West Allis. Alice Houff 66 of Briggsville. Dale Halliburton 17 of West Bend.
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Wisconsin
Gary Schutte
Highbridge
Ashland
Philip Gassenhuber
Oak Creek
Milwaukee
Henry Hegeman
Raccine
Union Grove
Raymond Batleon
Oshkosh
Philip Laming
South Milwaukee
Frank Maria
West Allis
Alice Houff
Briggsville
Dale Halliburton
West Bend
Wisconsin Army Guard to Launch All Out Recruiting Drive
Maj. Gen. James Lison urged a statewide recruitment campaign and halted regular training as Wisconsin faces a Guard manpower shortfall. He warned units may be lost if enlistment strength is not rebuilt. National Guard enlistments are 9,000 under strength, with Wisconsin 1,300 men short. Full time personnel will devote work time to recruiting from December 8 to 22.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Army National Guard
James Lison
Lison
Wisconsin Guard
Army Times
Pentagon
Notice: hunter sought for injured collie in Wisconsin
Richland Center newspaper prints a postscript in the classifieds asking the deer slayer who shot a long legged white tailed collie to contact Vern Johnson of Route 2, Cazenovia, offering payment for an eye examination.
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Richland Center
Wis
Vern Johnson
Cazenovia
Nixon Tax Figures Stir Disclosure Debate in White House
White House prepared statements show Nixon paid under 6000 dollars in federal income taxes over three years while earlier years show over 72000 dollars in taxes. Documents also note a 38346 dollar tax bill after taking office in 1968 and 30916 withheld from his 1973 pay. Separate report recounts two Onalaska men hospitalized after a car left County Highway M and hit a tree near Voss Road.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
Onalaska
Larry S. Fiers
Hickory St
Edward M. Beitlich
Sand Lake Road
Lutheran Hospital
Voss Road
Fiers
Caledonia Man Killed in Crash on Highway 44
George Schroeder aged 65 of Caledonia was killed when a car he rode in slid down an embankment and overturned on Highway 44 six miles north of Caledonia. His wife Helen Schroeder, 68, who was driving, suffered minor injuries. The couple were alone in the vehicle.
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Caledonia
Minn
George Schroeder
Highway 44
Here
Helen
Deaths Ernest A. Nelson 68
Ernest A. Nelson 68 of 944 Redfield Street died at home Sunday December 2. He was a retired Allis-Chalmers employee and World War II veteran. Survived by widow Susan two sons Floyd A. Onalaska and Robert Houston Texas two daughters Doris Johnson Villa Park Illinois and Jeanette Duckett La Crosse nine grandchildren and one brother Norman Hillsdale Michigan. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev. William A. Morrison burial Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Friends may call Nelson Funeral Home Wednesday after 4 p.m. and at the church Thursday after 1 p.m.
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Ernest A. Nelson
Redfield St
Allis-Chalmers Co
Susan
Floyd A
Onalaska
Robert
Houston
Tex
Glen
Doris) Johnson
Villa Park
Ill
Jeanette Duckett
la Crosse
Norman
Hillsdale
Mich
First Presbyterian Church
William A. Morrison
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Nelson Funeral Home
Ray Shuckhart obituary from Tomah Wisconsin
Ray Shuckhart, 73, of Tomah Wisconsin, died Saturday December 1 at home. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Ninneman Funeral Home with Rev. David Hoyne officiating. Burial will be Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation Monday evening and Tuesday until services. Survived by widow Emma, three daughters and six sons, two sisters, 39 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Ray Shuckhart Tomah
Wis
Ray Shuckhart
Tomah
Ninneman Funeral Home
David Hoyne
Oak Grove Cemetery
Emma
Dorothy Walinski
Rochester
Minn
Laura Weiderhorn
Wallingford
Ruth Lowe
Eau Claire
George
Camp Douglas
Lloyd
Milwaukee
Harold Ofa
Alva
Richard
Springfield
Ore
Burton
Augusta
Florences Vermeis
Mae. Lyman
Mountain Home
La Crosse Tribune rates and publication notice
The La Crosse Tribune lists delivery options and subscription pricing including city carrier and mail rates. It notes daily afternoon and Sunday morning publication from 40 No 3rd St La Crosse WI and provides a contact for missed papers.
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the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
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Racine
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Carl Holgenberg
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Menomonee Falls
Mukwonago
Waukesha
National League of Cities
Hyde
Puerto Rico
Baltz
E-Lim
Seiler
Shanley
Agency
Paar
Matthews
Jupiter
Pioneer
Taurus
Cid Jones
Oak St
Bangor
Bonnie Raines
Holmen
St. Francis Hospital
Gordon Rlumbard
Minico Hearing Aid Service
Main St
U.S
THE
Hunter
Wolter Chiropractic Clinic
Lacrosse
Tri-State
M.P.O. Enn
Richard E. Nelson
Caledonia St
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