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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1975

Page

2

Ford Vows To Normalize Relations With China

President Ford closed his China trip with news that seven Americans missing over the Vietnam era are all believed dead, with two remains found and next of kin to be notified within 48 hours. Kissinger cited the missing men and reaffirmed U S plans to normalize ties while allowing differences over the Soviet Union. Ford heads to Indonesia, pledging U S policy guided by national interest and mutual understanding with China.

Peking Ford China Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Indonesia United States Shanghai Nixon Chou En-lai

Obituary for Hazel Wellington in Tomah area

Mrs Hazel Wellington 65 Alamogordo New Mexico formerly of Tomah died Friday November 28 in an Alamogordo hospital She was born May 16 1910 in Tomah to Herbert and Nellie Logan She lived mostly in Tomah worked at the Bank of Tomah before marrying William Duke Wellington December 23 1971 and moving to New Mexico Survivors include her husband her mother four grandchildren and one son Burial was at Oak Grove Cemetery Tomah supported by Rev Arnold Nielsen Services were held at White Funeral Home Tomah December 2

Tomah Wis Hazel Wellington Alamogordo N.M Alamogordo Hospital Herbert Logan Bank of Alan Taylor Thailand White Funeral Home Arnold Nielsen Qak Grove

LaCrosse Tribune Classifieds Notice Data

Local La Crosse Tribune entry lists missed papers contact RD970 and classified ad line. Includes mailing address 4 N. ird St La Crosse Wisconsin with pricing and subscription references within seventy five miles.

the Tribunes Ird St. la Crosse Wis

City Tax Rate Dips 2 Mills in 1976 Better Bills Ahead

The 1976 real estate tax rate for La Crosse is 28.501 mills, down about two from 1975. A $20 000 property would pay $570.02 in 1976 versus $608.56 in 1975, though assessments rose up to 40 percent for many homes. State relief reduces the overall rate by 4.039 mills, with the new all‑in bill sent as a single computerized package.

la Crosse Wesley Denny Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Sherman Stellpflug Denny Management Computer Services Inc St. James St First Federal Savings and Loan Association Home Savings and Loan Association

Halvorson to hold district fact finding sessions

Iowa State Rep. Roger Halvorson Republican 17th District announces a series of fact finding sessions across Allamakee and Clayton counties as the 66th General Assembly prepares to convene January 12. He aims to gather constituents views for Des Moines discussions.

Iowa Roger Halverson

Three Agency Members Named to State Committees

Roy Opfer, Terry Beck and Peter Reniek of the Community Action Agency in Westby were appointed to Wisconsin Community Action Program Directors Association committees. Opfer joins intergovernmental affairs, Beck serves on human services, and Reniek sits on children and youth development. The quarterly meetings are realigned each year.

Westby Wis Community Action Agency Wisconsin Community Action Program Directors Association Wiscap Roy Opfer Coulee Cap Terry Beck Peter Reniek

Rose Street traffic plans spark debate among La Crosse officials

At a city committee meeting, Aldermen debated Rose Street traffic with viaduct concerns and parking removal, while others urged long term solutions. Proposals included traffic signals on George and St. Andrew Streets, yellow flashing signals at West Avenue and State Street, and a 1976 sewage contract rise to 553 per million gallons. A lake project in the Lang Drive area was approved in concept as a Bicentennial initiative.

Rose Street Bloss Oleson Caledonia Street Mormon Coulee Road Harold “Deak” Swanson 20Th Dist Swanson Thomas Roellich Roellich Board of Public Works George St. Andrew Streets West Avenue State Street Bob D. Schroeder Onalaska Lons Schroeder Public Service Commission la Crosse River Lang Drive

Ameri can Bankshares May Lose Three Banks

The AP reports Ameri can Bankshares Corp. is likely headed for liquidation and may lose ownership of its three banks. Marine National Exchange Bank and the Aid Association for Lutherans would take ownership in exchange for canceling a 5.4 million debt. The banks are American Menomonee Falls Bank American Hampton Bank of Milwaukee and American Kettle Moraine Bank of Delafield.

Milwaukee American Bankshares Corp Securities and Exchange Commission American Bankshares Peter F. Wegmann Marine National Exchange Bank Aid Association For Lutherans American Menomonee Falls Bank of

Bombings Shock Miami Federal Offices Prompt Security Sweep

In Miami federal offices were bombed last night with another defused. No injuries reported though police escaped harm as a bomb exploded during a city wide search. The Social Security office, FBI headquarters, and two post offices suffered minor damage. Investigators seek a man and woman seen fleeing a post office.

Miami FBI

Slide Claiming Loch Ness Monster Shown In New Photo

Concord ap report notes researcher displayed a photo slide of an object claimed as Nessie. The underwater Loch Ness images were taken by an American team led by Boston attorney Robert Rines last June in Scotland. Rines described the object with a head trunk and neck and said clearer shots exist.

Concord N.H United States Great Britain Loch Ness Scotland Boston Robert Rines Rines

Wholesale Prices Unchanged in November

The Labor Department reports seasonally adjusted wholesale prices flat in November with a 0.4% read, marking the smallest 12 month rise since April 1972 and 3.7% above the previous year. The report signals easing inflation pressures and contrasts with the prior 12 months’ 23.5% rise.

Washington Labor Department

Third Group Complicates Region Health Planning

A new Western Wisconsin Health Management Group Inc. enters the race to provide planning services for a 17 county area. It proposes a 30 member board with no executive committee and calls for a Dec 20 public hearing in Osseo. The move pits it against La Crosse's Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization and Menomonie's West Central Wisconsin Health Planning Council, whose merger talks continue.

Western Wisconsin la Crosse Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization Menomonie West Central Wisconsin Health Planning Council Menomonie Health Planning Western Wisconsin Health Management Group Inc Jerome Gundersen Osseo Baili-Wick Gundersen Robert Durkin Wisconsin Division of Health Policy and Planning Patrick Lucey Durkin Eau Claire Jackson Monroe Pepin Pierce Polk Rusk St. Croix Trempealeau Vernon Eugene Molitor Western

Yule Party For Happy-Go-Lucky Club Held At Culp's

An annual Christmas dinner for the Happy-Go-Lucky Club was at Culp's Supper Club. Sponsored by the La Crosse City and County Tavern League. Music by Buzz and Sylvia Groleau and their children. A Santa Claus Good Fellowship Club visitor handed out gifts.

Culp’s Supper Club la Crosse City and County Tavern League Buzz Sylvia Groleau Santa Claus Good Fellowship Club

Partnerless Parents Meet in Newman Center Sunday

The Coulee Region chapter of Parents Without Partners will gather at the Newman Center 1732 State St Sunday at 7 30 p m Mary Mertes will speak on education for the deaf.

Coulee Region Parents Without Partners Newman Center 1732 State St Mary Mertes

Weather summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Dresbach Lock

Clear tonight in Wisconsin with a mild Friday. Minnesota forecasts partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a mild to warm trend. Dresbach Lock readings show flow at 25,300 cubic feet per second with slight trend changes.

Wisconsin Minnesota Dresbach Lock & Dam

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