Nixon Keeps Butz as Agriculture Secretary in Second Term
President Nixon announced Earl Butz will remain as agriculture secretary while Peter S. Peterson shifts to commerce secretary and is replaced by Frederick B. Dent. Dent, 50, Yale graduate and Mayfair Mills leader, will take the post.
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Dent
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Strom Thurmond
S.C
Mayfair Mills
Arcadia
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Richard Kleindienst
Butz
John Volpe
Italy
James T. Lynn
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Rogers C. B. Morton
Interior
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
Asst
Eugene T. Rassides
Onalaska School Staff Needs Cited
Onalaska Wisconsin Schools Superintendent Claude Deck called for more staff at Fauver Hill Middle High guidance offices and in other buildings. He cited need for part time secretaries a half time librarian aide substitute drivers and custodians. The board discussed buying a new bus and a city request to use a school tractor for snow removal.
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Claude Deck
Susan Dobrunz
Dakota
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Northern Hills
National School Board Association
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Tennis Court Plans Requested in La Crosse
La Crosse Board of Park Commissioners voted to ask the Common Council to have the Board of Public Works prepare plans for two tennis courts at 28th and Jackson Streets. James W. Hoeschler offered to donate 5000 in securities if plans are ready by April 15 and construction by next fall. The city lacks funds for the project as the 1973 capital improvements program deleted the needed funds.
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Hoeschler
Common Council Finance Committee
UW-L Art Student Set for Two Exhibits
Steven Schulz, a senior art student at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse, will present films slides prints sculpture and collages Sunday at 1 p.m. in Valhalla Hall Cartwright Center. He will display Environment No. 2 December 12 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Cowley Hall sculpture studio. Both shows open to the public.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Uw-L
Valhalla Hall
Cartwright Center
Schulz
Cowley Hall
Burglars Hit Elite Candy Shop Then School Window Break
Police said burglars entered Elite Candy Shop at 412 Main St by a fire escape, stealing 40 dollars from the cash register before dawn. They also broke into Longfellow Junior High School by prying open the janitor’s room with a chisel, taking 20 dollars that was later recovered. Weather and shipping forecast follow.
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la Crosse
Longfellow Junior High School
Local teen charged in shoplifting at Belscot store
Gregg Ellison, 18, of 2502 S. 15th St., arrested Tuesday noon for allegedly stealing a $7.97 pair of trousers from Belscot Discount Department Store, 322 Causeway Blvd. He must appear Thursday in Municipal Court. A 13-year-old La Crosse girl was arrested for stealing a $1.19 box of candy bars from Osco Drug, 112 S. 5th Ave.
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S. 15Th St
Belscot Discount Department Store
Causeway Blvd
la Crosse
Osco Drug
S. 5Th Ave
Burglary Reported At Katz Salvage Yard And Haas Residence
Police describe burglaries at Katz Salvage Yard on East Avenue S Tuesday night and at the Anton Haas residence on Wood Street Tuesday morning. Detectives probe missing items. Haas, jailed on a first degree murder charge, awaits trial.
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Anthony) Haas
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Washington Valley View PTO Meets Thursday at Trinity Church
The Washington Valley View PTO will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Trinity United Church of Christ near Washington School on Highway 14. The program features Lincoln Junior High School choral singing directed by H. J. Fitzgibbons and an arts and crafts display and auction.
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Tarco Seeks Site With Odor Noise Limits for Recycling Plant
Tarco argues for restrictive covenants on odors and noise near the Hauser farm site while pursuing a St. Cloud Street location. Gateway Foods opposes a recycling center there. talks include Dolly Madison Dairies and railroad trackage issues. Tarco plans to recycle paper first, then cans and glass, with enclosed trucks and indoor unloading.
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Michael Cordes
la Crosse Area
Gilbertson
Cordes
Thomas Strittmaier
Gateway
D. B. Reinhart
David Nudd
Flynn Bracegirdle
Clayton Johnson
Chicago North Western Railroad
Torrance
Strittmaier
Deaths: Grabinski Haag Hutson
Death notices for Thomas B. Grabinski 72 of La Crosse widow and family survive. Mary E. Haag 80 Onalaska killed by truck with service at Onalaska church and burial at North Bend Cemetery. R B Hutson 83 Pine Bluff Ark died Dec 5 with sons Ray La Crosse and Don Racine, service in Pine Bluff.
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N. 2Nd Ave
Onalaska
United Methodist Church
Roger Gustafson
North Bend
Smith Mortuary
Melrose
Peter Johnson
Clarence Haag
Order of the Eastern Star
Wendell
la Crosse
Kenneth Kunecker
Caledonia
Minn
R. B. Hutson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ray
Don
Racine
Carr United Methodist Church
Credit Unions Growth Praised By Proxmire
Sen. William Proxmire praised credit unions for rapid growth since 1945 while warning of tougher competition ahead. He noted savings deposits rose from 369 million in 1945 to 18.3 billion by 1971, yet credit unions held only 3.3 percent of the savings market. He urged careful passage of new credit legislation to preserve their market share.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
National Legislative Forum
Credit Union National Association
Savings and Loan
Two Crashes Hurt Two People At Rose And Palace
Two accidents on Rose Street and Palace Street sent two people to Lutheran Hospital Tuesday. Marion Antone 52 of Holmen suffered a throat injury after colliding with a car driven by Harold Wrobel 45 of Stoddard. Wrobel and his wife Elaine 44 had neck and back injuries but refused care. Mrs Antone was charged with drunk driving. Earlier Iris Torgerson 22 of Westby and Roy Shaffer 25 of Onalaska and Shaffer’s daughter Wendy five were hospitalized for facial injuries from a separate incident.
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Palace Streets
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Holmen
Antone
Harold Wrobel
Stoddard
Wrobel
Elaine
Stolen Coat And Car Batteries Reported In La Crosse Area
James Raymond, manager of the Hoffman House, reported a $200 suede coat stolen from Mrs. Everett Steele of La Crescent. Other thefts include a $35 car battery taken from David Easterday’s vehicle at La Crosse Rubber Mills and a $30 battery stolen from John Burks’ car on Copeland Avenue. He favors placing credit unions under Federal Reserve oversight.
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Hoffman
Rose St
la Crosse
Everett Steele
la Crescent
David Easterday
John Burks
S. 4Th St
Copeland Ave
Santa to visit La Crosse Airport for letters
Santa Claus will land at La Crosse Municipal Airport at 2 30 p m Sunday to collect Christmas letters from area children. Mrs Claus promises treats for each greeting child. Dr Curtis Baltz, coroner elect, will speak on Vietnam War slides at UW La Crosse Cartwright Center at 7 p m Thursday.
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la Crosse
Santa Claus
la Crosse Municipal
North Pole
la Crosse Area
Curtis Baltz
la Crosse County
Gateway Foods Announces 72000 Square Foot Expansion
Gateway Foods Inc begins a 72,000 square foot warehouse and freezer expansion. The project is budgeted at 288000 dollars per city building permit. officials have not disclosed final costs. Construction started last week and should finish by midwinter.
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Gateway Foods Inc
Gateway
Tribune details staff and delivery notice at La Crosse
The Tribune lists publishers editors and department heads and provides carrier delivery guidance. Call 782 8040 for delivery issues until 7 p.m. or from 8 to 10 on Sunday. The paper is published every afternoon and Sunday morning at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI with a biweekly price of 1 60.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Top Gun U at Sea Lets Ranger Sailors Study Aboard
On the USS Ranger in Vietnam waters 550 sailors attend a government funded college program dubbed Top Gun University. 101 seek high school diplomas while others take accredited college courses in English history biology math and psychology with Chapman College faculty overseeing. The program, worth 81000 dollars, aims to be the largest at sea and runs for a minimum six months during the ship’s Vietnam tour.
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Vietnam
Alameda
Calif
California
Lloyd Childers
Ranger College
Chapman College
Lucey Defended On Vets Budget Stand
Vivian Munson of La Crosse defended Gov. Lucey amid a budget dispute with the Department of Veterans Affairs. She said board chairman W. G. Olson did not consult her before calling Lucey's criticism of the budget the shabbiest sort of partisan politics. Lucey pressed for $23 million for a housing loan program in the two year budget. Moses said funds would come from other sources and the program was not itemized.
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Madison, Wis
State Veterans Affairs Board
Patrick J. Lucey
Department of Veterans Affairs
Vivian Munson
la Crosse
W. G. Olson
Lucey
Department
John Moses
Moses
Mickey Mouse” Bookkeeping
Munson
Olson
Charles Kutler
Niagara
Dr. Munson
Lacey
Milwaukee
Apollo Crew Details Moon Exploration Plan and Controversy
NASA officials outline Apollo mission tasks with Challenger lander leaving three seven hour windows to collect samples. Schmitt cites expected 23 mile moon drive and 3 to 4.2 billion year old rocks. Evans, aboard America, will perform 75 lunar orbits at 60 miles altitude while Munson criticizes state politics over housing funds and liquor tax implications. board to meet Friday in Milwaukee.
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Schmitt
Evans
America
$70 Reported Stolen in Local Incident
Darlene Jayner of 503 Caledonia St. reported that $70 was stolen Saturday from her purse at home. The complaint was filed Monday with local authorities.
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Darlene Jayner
Caledonia St
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