Vote to reject tax revision clears Wisconsin Assembly
In Madison, a 53 39 roll call rejected Gov. Gaylord Nelson's tax revision compromise. Democrats list 22 for rejection, Republicans 31 for rejection, with 21 and 18 votes against and paired votes noted.
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Athens
Ryan
Milwaukee
Schaeffer
Schmidt, R
Sobocinski
Tadych
Tobiasz
Vogel
Manitowoc
Ward
New Richmond
Alfonsi
Minocqua
Barland
Eau Claire
Baumgart
Stiles
Clemens
Oconomowoc
Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
Grant
Green Bay
Haase
Marinette
Harper
Lancaster
Heinzen
Marshfield
Hutnik
Tony
Johnson
R. I
Mondovi
McEssy
Fond du Lac
Peterson
M. J
Black River Falls
R. E
Waupaca
Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Quinn
Steiger
Oshkosh
Uehling
Madison
Spik
R-Whitefish Bay
Luedtke
R-Wausau
Wartinbee
R-La Crosse
Martin
R-Neenah
Assemblyman Martins Salary Pledge To Cut State Costs
Madison- Assemblyman David Martin of Neenah proposed forfeiting his $300 monthly salary to back a 10 percent cut in Wisconsin’s record high budget. He urged a broader retrenchment as the state budget could reach a billion dollars in eight years, warning of heavier taxes if expenditures aren’t stabilized.
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Madison
David Martin
Neenah
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Martin
Fred Risser
Union and Phone Co End Negotiations in La Crosse
Negotiations between Local 990 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and La Crosse Telephone Corp. closed at 5 a.m. Friday. Union officials said the committee would seek adoption by members and will report wage improvements at the next meeting. Committee members named include Hedy Buerger, Penny Mahlum, James DuBois, John Preescl, Harvey Smith, Larry Perry, and Charles Fransen.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 990
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Charles Fransen
la Crosse Telephone
Fransen
Hedy Buerger
Penny Mahlum
James DuBois
John Preescl
Harvey Smith
Larry Perry
la Crosse
Northern Engraving Company
Bargaining Committee of Local 395
Uaw-Cio
Robert Smyth
Phil Carter
Chicago
Charles Gelatt
Local Resident Taken to Hospital After Illness
December 8 at 3 17 a.m. Frank Knes sel 58 of 935 Adams Street was admitted to St Francis Hospital following an illness.
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Frank Knessel
Adams St
St. Francis Hospital
State Funds Released For College Work
The Building Commission approved $189,000 to complete land purchases for science buildings at Oshkosh Stevens Point and Whitewater state colleges and funding to prepare plans for the three structures. They also released $350,000 for Stout State College remodeling and shop equipment and $165,000 for UW Manitoowoc extension center equipment as part of a $700,000 project. Additional funding covered Green Bay extension center equipment, Williams Bay radar remodeling for a rehabilitation center, and $7,000 for two youth camps. The college system gained approval to proceed with a 36 year self liquidating plan for dormitory and student union expansions at nine colleges.
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Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Whitewater State Colleges
Building Commission
Stout State College
Eugene McPhee
Board of Regents of State Colleges
University of Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Green Bay
State Department of Public Welfare
Williams Bay
Christmas Tree Sales Rise by 3 Million
A forestry industry source predicts Americans will buy about 45 million Christmas trees this year, roughly 3 million more than last year. The forecast reflects strong demand across the United States.
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Chicago
Rotary Club Hears Spain Travel Talk
Mrs. Arthur Hebberd of La Crosse State College spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting in the Stoddard Hotel about Spain and Portugal. She cited Napoleon’s remark that Africa begins at the Pyrenees and noted limited prospects for educated Spanish youth. Visiting Rotarian James Erick of Onalaska attended.
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Spain
Stoddard
Arthur Hebberd
la Crosse State College
Missing 16-Year-Old Youth Cranshaw in Barre Mills
The La Crosse County sheriff reports Lawrence D. Cranshaw, 16, son of Charles Cranshaw R. 2 Barre Mills, is missing since 2:30 p.m. Friday Dec 1. He is 5'7" 135 pounds with dark hair and was last seen in a gray car coat gray pants and high-top work shoes. He had told his father he planned to go to Bangor to find farm work.
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la Crosse
Open House Set at Hans Reuter Hall Dorm
Christmas open house at Hans Reuter Hall, the men's dormitory at La Crosse State College, runs Friday from 7 30 to 8 30 with refreshments. A dance follows from 8 30 to 11 30 in the dorm lounge.
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la Crosse State College
Hans Reuter
Last Services Set In Old Church Building
Valedictory services for the old St. Pauls Lutheran Church at West Ave and Division St are scheduled for Sunday at 9 and 10 30 a m. Next Sunday opening services will inaugurate the new St Pauls Lutheran Church at 420 West Ave S across Division Street. The church organized nine years ago with the old building dedicated in 1896 and the mortgag e burned in 1908. Special music will conclude with tar vessels being removed from the old church symbolizing its closing.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Ave
Division St
West Ave. S
Division Street
John Mangan
Christiansen
Elizabeth Chase
Inter-Sorority Formal At LSC
La Crosse State College hosts the annual inter-sorority formal from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday with the theme Fire and Ice. Bud Wilber Orchestra provides music. committees include Decorations Pi Tau Epsilon chair Judith Grotjahn Independence. Iota Xi Omega chair Jean Otto Tomah. ticket sale chairs Mary Koch Milwaukee and Margy Olson La Crosse. refreshments Alpha Omicron Pi chairs Connie Mayes Beloit and Judith Van Handel Marshfield. clean-up Alpha Xi Delta chair Mary Lou Afferts Portage.
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la Crosse State College
Fire
Bud Wilber Orchstra
Pi Tau Epsilon
Judith Grotjahn
Independence
Lota Xi Omega
Jean Otto
Tomah
Delta Zeta
Mary Koch
Milwaukee
Margy Olson
la Crosse
Alpha Omicron Pi
Connie Mayes
Beloit
Judith van Handel
Marshfield
Alpha Xi Delta
Mary Lou Afferts
Portage
Fined For Possessing Untagged Carcass
Calvin E Hauser a 49 year old farmer paid 56.75 and lost his hunting license after pleading guilty to possessing an untagged deer carcass found in his possession The court revoked his hunting privileges for the rest of the year and the next two years Wisconsin Game Warden Dave Hammes identified the untagged carcass.
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la Crosse County
Calvin E. Hauser
R. 1
Dale Waterman
Wisconsin
Dave Hammes
Hauser
Waterman
Open House Planned At New Church Of Christ
The Charles Street Church of Christ invites the public to an open house Sunday at 2 p.m. The building bought in August by the La Crosse Evangelistic Association has been redecorated upstairs and downstairs. Evangelist Wakeman named minister. Gene Reynolds and Don Robinson participate in services with others from area churches. A Bible school and staff training are highlighted, and refreshments follow the fellowship hour.
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Charles Street
The
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Wakeman
Gene Reynolds
Winona, Minn
Evangelist Wakeman
Don Robinson
First Church of Christ
8Th
Cass Sts
Harold Frost
Boscobel Church of Christ
Evangelist Cloyd Christman
la Crosse Evangelistic Association
Harold Niles
South Pole Station Sets Modern Scene For Historic Milestone
A December 14 anniversary marks Roald Amundsen’s 1911 pole arrival as AP reports from the South Pole station. Navy and Air Force teams now fly cargo in rapid routes while hi fi music and ice cream amuse at the base.
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Roald Amundsen
Frank Carey
Navy-National Science Foundation
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Mission Offering To Be Received At Seventh-day Adventist Church
Members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at 6th and King Sts prepare for the annual mission offering. The General Conference seeks a $1 million global goal, with La Crosse church aiming for $850. Local leader Lynn Woodliff notes funds support opening new missions and various youth and community fundraising efforts.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
6Th and King Sts
General Conference
Seventh-day Adventist
la Crosse
Lynn Woodliff
Kane Sr
Six Directors Elected By Local Chamber
Six new directors were elected by the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce to three year terms starting Jan 2. Named for one year as special appointees are Russell Cleary D B Reinhart Karl Schaettle and Alex Skover.
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Ross E. Hunt
Greater la Crosse
D. B. Reinhart
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Alex Skover
O. A. Ashland
Philip Davy
Henry Funk
Richard Zoerb Jr
Heberlein
C. J. Steinhoff
Carl Noelke
Lee Lane
Irving Levy
la Crosse
Fox Re-Elected Chairman of Highway Group
Glenn Fox of the Town of Medary was re-elected chairman of the La Crosse County Board highway committee. John Thomas of La Crosse 14th Ward was re-elected vice chair. Levi Cavadini of the Town of Bangor named secretary, replacing Gerald Peterson who was not re-elected. Other members include Orrin Young of the Town of Hamilton and Charles Fredrickson of La Crosse 11th Ward.
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Glenn Fox
Medary
la Crosse County
John Thomas
la Crosse
Levi Cavadini
Town of
Bangor
Gerald Peterson
Peterson
Orrin Young
Hamilton
Charles Fredrickson
Four Strings Of Tree Lights Stolen From Christmas Display
Mrs. Ford Robers of 2324 Vine St. reported four strings of outdoor Christmas lights stolen early Thursday. Each string had 20 bulbs.
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Ford Robers
Vine St
Scouts Collect Toys in La Crescent Drive
Boy Scout Troop 98 of La Crescent collects toys for needy children. Unpainted toys will be repainted. Toys can be left at Heth Hardware for donation.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Boy Scout Troop 98
Heth Hardware
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