Developer pitches Harborview mall to La Crosse merchants
Thomas Barrett of Development Control Corp outlined a plan to pursue a downtown Harborview Plaza mall with 3,000 to 5,000 monthly studies and tenant outreach costs, seeking group shareownership and upfront funding from local businessmen to compete with Dayton Hudson’s Medary project. The idea hinges on Letters of Intent from department stores and potential land sale handling by the Redevelopment Authority.
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Medary
Harborview Plaza
Thomas Barrett
Development Control Corp
Northfield
Ill
Patrick Zielke
Gordon Feinberg
Dist
Green Bay
Illinois
Dayton Hudson
Barrett
Harborview
Riverside Park
Green Bay Mart
J.C. Penney
Prange Department
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Charles Parrott
Redevelopment Authority
Parrott
Redevelopment
Dayton Department Store
Valley View Mall
Samuel Fellows
Doerflinger’s
4Th
Main Sts
Downtown Association
Bruce Hines
First Federal Savings & Loans
William Newburg
Newburg Clothing Co
G. William Cremer
Cremer Jewelry
Richard Lemmen
McDonald’s Restaurants
SalArmy cadet recalls bells start 75 years of aid
In San Francisco Amelia Devine now 92 reflects on starting the Salvation Army kettle bell in 1901 after suggesting a bell to boost donations. She rang near the Ferry Building this week continuing a long tradition. born in Johnstown she survived the 1889 flood and later served in multiple states.
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Salvation Army
Amelia Devine
New York City
Army
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
New York
Ohio
Colorado
Kentucky
California
Swine Flu Tests Negative For Farmer
Blood tests in Wisconsin show a Brodhead area farmer did not have swine flu. Dr. Stanley Inhorn said tests may have been taken too late, with antibodies expected to rise after further testing next week. The farmer, who recovered, had become ill after pig illnesses prompted a health referral.
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Madison
Wis
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Stanley Inhorn
Wisconsin State Patrol
Department of Transportation
Association of State Troopers
Roy Radin Theatrical Productions
Zel Rice
Bureau of Enforcement
Wisconsin Supreme Court Denies Vote Recount
The Wisconsin Supreme Court denied moot recount requests for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties after official results certified Carter won by 35 245 votes. The court dismissed the writ as moot and left state certification intact.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Jimmy Carter
State Board of Canvassers
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Carter
Ford
Supreme Court
Robert O. Uehling
Joseph Weigel
Mary Payne
Milwaukee County Board of Election Commissioners
Waukesha County Board of Election
U.S. Labor Party
American Independent Party
Weigel
High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Labor
American Independent Parties
Green Bay
Kenosha
Janes
Bronson la Follette
la Follette
Milwaukeee
Waukesha County
William D. Dyke
GOP
Richard Leebove
Labor Party
Ohio
New York
Prsident Ford
Ody Fish
Pewaukee
Leebone
Read named first woman Wisconsin GOP chair
Alice Read of Richland Center was elected Wisconsin Republican Party chair, becoming the first woman to lead the state party. The 43 year old veteran pledged to reduce factionalism, boost rural involvement, recruit from among blacks and women, and engage young voters while deciding later whether to seek a full two year term.
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Madison
Wis
Alice Read
Richland Center
Wisconsin
Read
Michael Borden
Elm Grove
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
George Parker
Janesville
Ford
GOP
Cars Overturned In Derailment at Ferryville Wisconsin
Northbound Burlington Northern freight derailed near Ferryville at about 5 45 this morning. Fifteen to seventeen cars rolled on their sides or into trees. A tanker carrying denatured alcohol overturned and leaked until authorities sealed the spill.
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Ferryville
Wis
Burlington-Northern
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