Lindner orders UW La Crosse phone use review
Chancellor Kenneth Lindner ordered a review of UW La Crosse long distance calls dating back to January 1976. He said the Tribune may have overstated the $2,500 alleged misuse and directed deans to examine printouts for all phones under their jurisdiction.
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Kenneth Lindner
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Lindner
Main Hall
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
DAIN
Dial Access Intercity Network
The
UWL
Uw-L
Philip Henry
Thomas Saxon
Cortland State University
Cortland
N.Y
George Carter
Minneapolis
Oakland
Calif
Leominster
Mass
Bernard Rose
UWL Music Department
Queens
Denton
Texas
Centrex
Webber murder trial details reveal telephone link to Winona
Illinois Bell records show 16 calls in a year to Donald Howard and his Winona hardware store from three Joliet Rockdale numbers linked to Bruce Webber. Betty Clinton testified 14 calls targeted the hardware store between January 25 and August 8, with two calls to Howard’s home. Records give no recipients or call purposes, nor who had the Webber numbers or placed them. The trial also covers Howard’s extradition waiver, jail escape, and murder conspiracy charges. The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld suppressing a tape and a witness lineup identification, affecting Webber Kelley’s handling of evidence.
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Austin
Minn
Illinois
Howard
Webber
Steven Goldberg
Clinton
Winona
Goldberg
Shirleen Howard
Julius Gernes
Gernes
Donald Howard
New Orleans
Minnesota
Winona County
Hammond
Minnesota Supreme Court
Glenn Kelley
Webber Kelley
Mower County
Raymond Riniker Jr
Onalaska
Wis
Kelley
Riniker
Supreme Court
Sgt
Herbert Nichols
Winona Police Department
Strike Not Yet Ripple Through Local Coal Users
Nationwide strike by 1,800 mines halts half the nation’s coal output but La Crosse area users report minimal impact for now. Dairyland Power holds reserve coal. Genoa nuclear plant reactivated to save coal. NSP relies on nuclear for half its power. local dealers say winter supplies secure while shipments continue from Illinois rail cars en route.
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United Mine Workers Union
la Crosse
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
Dairyland Power Cooperative
James Taylor
Dairyland
Taylor
Genoa
Joseph Schreier
Northern States Power
NSP
Wyoming
Ron Gunderson
la Crosse Dock Inc
S. Front St
la Crosse Dock
Anderegg Fuel Co
Green Bay St
Illinois
Sadat defies Arab pressure and breaks ties with Tripoli bloc
President Anwar Sadat rejects demands to abandon peace talks with Israel and sever relations with four hardliners. Egypt also cuts ties with Iraq after Tripoli summit despite its attendance. Cairo expels three Palestinian officials and shuts Voice of Palestine as PLO support spurs dissension.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Tripoli
Syria
Libya
Algeria
South Yemen
Sadat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Foreign Ministry
PLO
Voice of Palestine
Jerusalem
Sudan
Morocco
Local Birthdays Sweeten Christmas for Some Residents
Christmas born locals celebrate uniquely with family traditions and church events as they mark another year. Readers learn how these residents blend holiday joy with personal milestones on Christmas Day.
Onalaska Sparks Student Letter Campaign Over One Horse Town Claim
Onalaska Middle School teachers and students react after a Milwaukee Journal Insight piece calls Onalaska a one horse town. Fifth and sixth graders mail in letters defending their town and praising civic pride.
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Onalaska
Gerald R. Searing
Onalaska Middle School
The
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Insight
Tim
Tom Gullikson
Robert
Joyce Gullikson
Searing
Gullikson
Mississippi
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Journal Reader
Russell Austin
Shelly
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
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Marilyn Wigdahl
Ardmore
Okla
Minority Studies
University
Webber-Howard
Jim Davis
Ken Wesely
the Tribune
Robert Tweed
Rockdale, Ill
Iraq
Clinton Street
Lions
Packers
Mark Koncar
Ann Landers
Ner
Gulliksons
Steve Hannah
Hannah
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