West Salem OKs 5.5 Mill Budget Increase
West Salem Village Board approves a 378 347 60 expenditure budget for 1976 with a 5.5 mill increase to 34.60 mills. Public hearing set for 8 p m. Revenues total about 378 345 with a 554 568 levy including school and local levies. Comprehensive outdoor recreation plan discussed with proposed park and facility improvements.
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West Salem
Wis
Robert Leicht
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Recreation Board
West Salem Village
Vernon County Center Proposal Provokes Crawford County Protest
Vernon County supports a Vernon centered one stop agriculture service hub in Viroqua while Crawford County objects citing loss of access and cheaper space in Prairie du Chien. Crawford officials press for county input and question siting while SAC aims to cover whole counties within federal agency districts.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Crawford County
Wisconsin
State Advisory Committee
Keith Kreul
Wisconsin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Vernon County Board
Crawford County Board
Robert Dillman
Prairie du Chien General Hospital
Dillman
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Alvin Baldus
F.H.A
Frank Elliott
FHA
Capps
Menomonie
Manston
Barron
Alma
Sheboygan
Balsam Lake
Madison
Ashland
Shawano
FCI
SCS
Fmha
Limbo
Mulder
Food Industry Aids Wisconsin Hyperactivity Study
A University of Wisconsin team studies 48 children aged 6 to 12 to see if artificial coloring and flavoring affect behavior. Local firms including a Chicago bakery donated safe, additive free samples. feeding trials compare diets with and without additives while parents and teachers monitor behavior. The project, tied to Feinold and FDA discussions, aims to guide consumer choices and label clarity.
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Madison, Wis
Chicago
J. Preston Harley
Harley
University of Wisconsin
Naples
Fla
Food Research Institute
Ben F. Feingold
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
San Francisco
Feingold
Dairies
Community Caring as Key to Reducing Recidivism
Ex convict and rehab officer H. John Scott urged 40 La Crosse Jaycees to back a multi step program linking prisoners and ex prisoners to civil rights legal aid housing and jobs. Proposals include a national prisoners union public education employment services and community jail visiting to show care and cut crime. Scott awaiting trial on statutory rape faces charges in Vernon County. Larry Frohmacher urged educational outreach within the Jaycees.
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la Crosse
H. John Scott
la Crosse Jaycees
Scott
la Crosse County
Vernon County
Peter Pappas
Larry Frohmadher
Frohmacher
Sparta Names New Sparta Water Department Book Keeper
William V. Gleiss, 27, son of Mr and Mrs William J Gleiss of Sparta, is hired as book keeper for the Sparta Water Department. He succeeds Clinton Culpitt who resigned for an administrative post with the Sparta National Guard unit. Richard O Hemn, water commission president, said about 50 applied for the $500 a month job. Gleiss holds a BA from Wisconsin Madison and will receive an MA in January. He has worked as a law clerk in the firm Gleiss Goodman Osborne and McAlpine in Sparta and tutored secondary education classes in Chicago. He has served as a substitute teacher in the Melrose Mindoro High School.
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Sparta, Wis
William V. Gleiss
William J. Gleiss
Sparta
Sparta Water Department
Richard O. Hemn
The
Water Commission
Gleiss
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Gleiss, Goodman, Osborne and McAlpine
Chicago
Melrose-Mindoro
MEA seeks $12 million boost to Minnesota school aid
The Minnesota Education Association plans to ask the 1976 legislature to raise local district foundation aid by 12 million dollars. Executive Secretary Bud Gallop said the request targets increasing per pupil aid from 960 to 972, an eight percent rise in the biennium's second year, though leaders doubt feasibility.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Education Association
MEA
A.L
Bud” Gallop
Wendell Anderson
Gallop
Missing Minneapolis narcotics squad car found in St Paul
State Patrol officers located the unmarked Minneapolis police narcotics squad car in a St Paul parking lot at 1206 University Avenue. The vehicle, reported stolen November 13 after being missing five days, had no known suspects at the time of discovery.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis Police Department
St. Paul
University Avenue
Park Service Buys Half of Voyageurs Land in Minnesota
Boise Cascade Corp completes sale of about 25 000 acres inside Voyageurs National Park to the National Park Service for 4 570 000 dollars. The deal pushes the park’s land and water under NPS jurisdiction to roughly 80 percent.
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International Falls, Minn
Boise Cascade Corp
Voyageurs National Park
National Park Service
Park Service
Minnesota Park
Milwaukee bans on right turns on red expand after abuse
Milwaukee traffic official warns repeated abuse of right turn on red could trigger more restrictions at intersections. David Kuemmel notes bans have doubled to 80 since the law took effect five months ago. Law aimed at saving gasoline and easing jams. pedestrians complain about the effect.
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Milwaukee
David Kuemmel
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Peterson, Minn
Walter Baltz
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John Bosshard
Village Planning Commission
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Soil Conservation Service
Willis Capps
Farmers Home
Jerry Hightree
Gale Vande Berg
University of Wisconsin Extension Service
Wisconsin Farmers Union News
Leland Mulder
Wisconsin Farmers Union
SAC
Jack Bertz
State
Bertz
Vernon County Center
National Institute of Education
Boston
Keith Connors
University of Pittsburgh
Food and Drugs Cosmetic Act
FDA
D-Wis
LaCrosse Tribune
Water Department
Clinton Culpitt
Sparta National Guard
Minnesota
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