Minnesota Opens I-90 Segment With Ribbon Cutting
Minnesota formally opened a new eastern gateway on Interstate 90 from the Dresbach center to St. Charles via a 37.7 mile link. Mayor Kolb of Dakota led the ceremony amid a snowstorm while officials noted reduced travel time and environmental concerns for river country.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Mississippi River
Highway 13
Albert Lea
Dresbach
St. Charles
John Kolb
Kolb
Iowa
Dakota and
Chanticleer
Rochester
Winona and
Rochester Chambers of Commerce
McDonald
la Crosse
Worthington
Twin Cities
Des Moines
Duluth
Minnesota Highway Department
Wisconsin Faces Cheese Shortage Says State Ag Officials
Retailers told Wisconsin Agriculture Department that demand outstrips supply as milk moves to other states. Officials cited heavy demand for Wisconsin cheese butter and powdered milk with weather driven hay shortages and out of state sales. Some grocers seek 100 pound blocks while Rawlins laments imports from Norway New York Illinois and asks for 250 tons for 1973 sales. Breseman expects resolution within a year.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
Don Rawlins
Twin Lakes
Norway
Illinois
A. T. Breseman
United States
The
Wisconsin Roadside Marketing Association
Breseman
Rawlins
Unemployment Rate Up Slightly In October
The Wisconsin State Employment Service reports La Crosse October unemployment at 5.2 percent, up from 4.6 in September, with 2 000 unemployed. The trend is seasonal, expected to rise until March or April, and remains below the 1970 rate but equal to October 1969. The report lists county earnings and statewide indices.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
WSES
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Kenosha
Two youths in La Crosse County Court case continued
Two 18 year olds David W. Clark and Kenneth R. Hanson had their cases continued to Wednesday so lawyers may be appointed. Each posted a 300 dollar signature bond. Complaints allege deputies found 184 dollars worth of mattresses and cushions in a boathouse owned by Clark and Hanson and the pair admitted burgling Jay's. Clark claimed sole ownership of the boathouse.
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la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
David W. Clark
Nottingham Ave
Kenneth R. Hanson
Shelby Road
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Sheriff's Deputies
Clark and Hanson
Kammel Road
Four-vehicle crash on U.S. 53 near Ettrick injures two
Two cars and two semi trucks collide on U.S. 53 near Ettrick Wisconsin. Marvin Hanson 47 Eau Claire suffers a broken wrist and facial injuries. Duane Roach 22 Galesville has cuts and bruises. Both are hospitalized. Logs spill from a trailer but no fire. A cattle transport ruptures fuel lines. no injuries to cattle. Paul Greely 45 Dayton Ohio unhurt. State Patrol investigates.
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Ettrick
Wis
U.S
Marvin H. Hanson
Eau Claire
Duane Roach
Galesville
Whitehall
Hanson
Roach
Orange City
Iowa
Vanderbrink
Paul Greely
Dayton
Ohio
Fred Staff
Money Destroyed In Auto Blaze in Whitehall
About 350 dollars in bills and a cigar box of change were destroyed in an auto fire on Main Street in Whitehall Monday afternoon. Bonnie Holton had retrieved the money from the bank before opening Club Midway at Independence, which she and her husband Bill operate. The car interior was gutted and the cause of the fire is unknown.
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Whitehall
Wis
Bonnie Holton
Independence
Bill
Main Street
Tribune publication details and pricing note
The Tribune announces its publishing schedule and office address in La Crosse Wisconsin. Advertising rates are referenced with a city carrier price of 1.60 dollars every two weeks.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Man Faces Count To Get Lawyer
A La Crosse man charged with knifing another man in a downtown tavern had his La Crosse County Court case continued to appoint a lawyer. Robin T. King failed to post a $1,000 bond and was sent to jail. Preliminary examination set for Tuesday, Dec. 12. James Wieland wounded at Sloopy’s Bar. King charged with aggravated battery and attempted mayhem.
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la Crosse
la Crosse County
Robin T. King
Main St
Leonard Roraff
King
Central Police Station
Sloopy’s
Pearl St
James Wieland
Walnut Place
la Crescent
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Wieland
Obituary notices for Grabinski Haag Hutson deaths
Thomas B Grabinski 72 of 1407 S 4th St died suddenly in a local hospital Tuesday Dec 5 Survivors include his widow one daughter Mrs E Rae Lee of La Crosse four grandchildren five great grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Services Friday 11 15 a m Schumacher Funeral Home Rev Michael Lynch officiating He was a barber since age 16 with a shop at 3rd Street and Cameron Avenue for 39 years and led Barbers Local 21 for 13 years Mary E Haag 80 Onalaska killed Monday by a truck in Onalaska funeral Thursday 1 p m United Methodist Church Onalaska burial North Bend Cemetery survivors include a son Wendell La Crosse a daughter Mrs Kenneth Kunecker Caledonia Minn eight grandchildren Mrs R B Hutson 83 Pine Bluff Ark died Tuesday Dec 5 Survived by two sons Ray La Crosse and Don Racine Services Friday Carr United Methodist Church Pine Bluff burial pine Bluff
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Thomas B. Grabinski
S. 4Th St
Eleanore
E. Rae Lee
la Crosse
Martin
Anton
George
Albin
St. Paul, Minn
Alex
Mary) Gobis
Fred
Martha) Lachman
Schumacher
Michael Lynch
Oak Grove Cemetery
3Rd Street
Cameron Avenue
Barbers Local 21
Mary E. Haag
N. 2Nd Ave
Onalaska
United Methodist Church
Roger Gustafson
North Bend
Smith Mortuary
Melrose
Peter Johnson
Clarence Haag
Order of the Eastern Star
Wendell
Kenneth Kunecker
Caledonia
Minn
R. B. Hutson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ray
Don
Racine
Carr United Methodist Church
Tarco and Gateway Vie Over Hauser Farm Site
Industrial voice says Tarco should face fewer limits than a firm on the Hauser farm. Tarco prefers the St. Cloud Street site, with Gateway Foods opposing a recycling center there. A Tuesday meeting kept Tarco in contention as Gateway backs its offer, and a 5 to 0 committee vote affirmed accepting pre October prices.
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John W. Torrance and Son
Becker
City Plan Commission
Tarco
Hauser
la Crosse Area
Gateway
D. B. Reinhart
David Nudd
Flynn
Bracegirdle
Clayton Johnson
Gilbertson
Dolly Madison Dairies
Gateway’s
Strittmaier
St. Cloud Street
Grounds and Buildings Committee
Umbrella Group Eyes Statewide Influence in Wisconsin Education
Wisconsin educators form the Umbrella Group to influence education policy and back a state superintendent candidate. Leaders say lobbyists will press key issues and candidates, aiming to elevate qualified leaders despite changes letting any resident run. They warn of a potential education crisis if lawmakers don’t back education.
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Charles Hilston
Wisconsin Council of School Administrators Association
Midway Motor Lodge
Hilston
Robert Tremain
Cooperative Educational Services Agency
Stevens Point
American Federation of Teachers
State Parent- Teacher Association
Association of College Deans
Wisconsin
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
State Capitol
Moon explorers plan seven hour shifts and 23 mile trek
Apollo astronauts will leave the lunar lander Challenger three times for seven hour periods to explore and collect samples. They will drive a moon car for 23 miles as they seek rocks dating 3 to 4.2 billion years old. Evans in the command ship America will perform experiments from 60 miles altitude during 75 lunar orbits. The crew aims to fill gaps in moon history and advance understanding of its evolution.
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Challenger
Schmitt
Evans
America
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Milwaukee
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Lawrence le Jeune
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