Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Sets 1972 Homecoming Court
WWTI selects royalty for the fourth homecoming under the Inter Greek Council theme Knights in White Satin. King Stanley Smith of Boscobel and Queen Kathy Levendoski of Chaseburg lead a court featuring students from Manitowoc Eagle River Lyndon Station La Crosse Hillsboro Milwaukee Westby Prairie du Chien and more with sponsors from Outing Club Alpha Sigma Beta Pompen Girls and Chi Sigma Chi.
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Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Stanley Smith
Boscobel
Kathy Levendoski
Mary Kuran
Eagle River
Outing Club
Tim Mitchell
Lyndon Station
Jane Mendell
la Crosse
Alpha Sigma Beta
Randy Knadle
Hillsboro
Patsy Freeman
Milwaukee
Pompen Girls
Rick Bakkum
Westby
Debbie Knap
Prairie du Chien
Chi Sigma Chi
Mark Squire
Patty Peterson
TIU Fraternity
Inter Greek Council
Knights In White
Onalaska board rejects rezoning and meets on dog issues
The Onalaska Town Board rejected the Fifteen Sportsman Club petition to rezone land for a dump amid 58 opposing signatures. Constable Pedretti reported 20 dog complaints for November, prompting talk of a stronger dog ordinance. Mayor Gilbertson plans to seek reelection, and clerks and aldermen race details were outlined for January filings. James L. Williams named landfill caretaker. new attendant to start immediately.
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Onalaska
Wis
Sportsman Club
Midway
Carl Pedretti
Pedretti
James L. Williams
Man Fined In Fracas At Hollywood Theater
One of four people arrested during a Saturday fracas at the Hollywood Theater was fined 105 dollars on a disorderly conduct charge. Scott Davis pleaded guilty. Patrick Valiquette and Stanley Hanson pled not guilty while Mary Marx sought a week’s continuance. Juveniles cited were referred to authorities.
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Hollywood Theater
Leonard Chojnacki
Scott Davis
George Sr
Patrick Valiquette
S. 31St Place
Stanley Hanson
Shelby Road
Mary Marx
S. 21St St
Chojnacki
Hanson
Miss Marx
Monterey Pop
Sons of Norway To Salute Christmas At Julette Fest
The third annual Julette Fest of Sons of Norway Wergeland Lodge 28 happens Saturday at 6 30 p m in the Western Wisconsin Technical Institute cafeteria. The program features caroling, Dancers and Choristers directed by Mrs Per Svance, Norwegian students from Luther College Decorah IA, Spelman from Norway on a Hardanger fiddle, Decorah singing society numbers, a male chorus, and a Santa visit with a Christmas message by Thomas Buckman. Tickets are sold by Mrs Betzy Posaas Aaron Hanson and Jean Solberg. no tickets at door. Open to lodge members, families and friends. In Madison AP Patrick J Ziegler 7 died after choking on milk in his school lunchroom. Coroner calls it accidental.
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Sons of Norway
Wergeland Lodge
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Wergeland
Per Svance
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Loren
Betty Posaas
Coulee Springs Lane
Aaron Hanson
Exchange State Bank
Jean Solberg
Tribune Staff and delivery notice for La Crosse area
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial, operations, sales and management staff and provides delivery contact details and office hours. It notes a Sunday delivery window and fixes city carrier pricing at $1.60 every two weeks.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Knifing Case Is Continued In La Crosse Court
La Crosse man Robin T. King 27 of 301 Main St faces aggravated battery and attempted mayhem after an alleged knifing in Sloopy's Bar La Crescent victim James Wieland 21 of 410 Walnut Place required 40 stitches. Case delayed until psychiatric report to defense.
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la Crosse
Robin T. King
Main St
Charles Goerdt
James Wieland
Walnut Place
la Crescent
Sloopy’s
Pearl St
Wieland
King
La Crosse Man Asked For Preliminary Exam In Police Damage Case
A rural La Crosse man, Thomas S. Jefferson, 20, pleaded innocent by reason of mental defect to charges of criminal damage to property and resisting arrest. A preliminary examination was set for Dec. 15, with bond at $500 cash. He allegedly struck Deputy Sheriff Gerald Clark and Onalaska Officer Gerald Retzlaff after a fight at 300 N. 17th St. in Onalaska, causing $500 to $600 in damages to the apartment owned by Charles Raymond.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Thomas S. Jefferson
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Jefferson
Gerald Clark
Onalaska
Gerald Retzlaff
N. 17Th St
Charles Raymond
Roraff
Battery explodes in Shopko Parking Lot injuring local man
James King 43 was burned and cut when a car battery exploded while he used jumper cables to help start a car in the Shopko Parking Lot Rose and George Srs. assisted. He was treated at Lutheran Hospital and released. Pharmacist John Schwartje 34 applied first aid and doused his face with water.
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Coon Valley
Shopko
Rose
George Srs
James King
Lutheran Hospital
King
Shopko Pharmacy
John Schwartje
S. Losey Blvd
Schwartje
Wisconsin Slaughters 98 500 Cattle in October
Madison AP reports Wisconsin slaughtering plants killed 98 500 cattle in October, 8 000 more than September and 2 500 more than October last year. Red meat production exceeded 100.5 million pounds, up 6.8 percent from September but 3.4 percent below October 1971.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Statistical Reporting Service
Church Council Urges U S To Quit Bombing
The National Council of Churches urged an immediate halt to U S bombing in Vietnam and called for penitence and thanksgiving services when hostilities end. It urged prayers for peace, victims of war, and for a cease fire as peace talks proceed. new leadership signals organizational restructuring.
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Church Council
U.S
Dallas, Tex
National Council of Churches
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
America
Sterling Cary
New York City
Mr. Cary
United Church of Christ
Cynthia Wedel
Washington, D.C
Life to Fold After 36 Years of Publication
Life magazine will cease publication amid rising postal and production costs and TV competition. Time Inc officials say circulation fell from 8.5 million to 5.5 million, with a 170 percent postal rate increase over five years. Employees will be retained through year end.
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Life
Time, Inc
Postal Service
Ralph Graves
Time & Life
New York
Chicago
London
Paris
Tokyo
Time-Life Books
Time
Fortune
Sports Illustrated
Money
Concern over Truman heart condition at Research Hospital
Kansas City AP reports doctor Wallace Graham expressed worry about Harry S Truman's heart. The 88 year old former president remained on the critical list with irritable heart and fluctuating temperature. He was admitted from Independence, Missouri for lung congestion and weakened heart.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
Research Hospital
Wallace Graham
Truman
Graham
Independence
John Dreves
CST
Robber Steals $800 From Minnesota VFW Club
In St Joseph Minnesota Stearns County deputies seek a broad shouldered man after a robber wearing a ski mask and jacket held up the VFW Club at 3 45 p m demanding about $800 in cash from a female employee who had just cashed pay checks. The suspect fled and the victim asked for anonymity.
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ST. Joseph, Minn
Stearns County
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Sheriff’s Office
Radio chief David Silverman dies at 39
David Silverman of Stevens Point station WSPT died Thursday of an apparent heart attack. The 39 year old was station manager and had 20 years with WSPT. He served on the Portage County Board of Supervisors from 1966 to 1970 and for two years on the District 14 Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education.
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Stevens Point
Wis
David Silverman
WSPT
Silverman
District 14 Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Portage County Board of Supervisors
Cold Remedies Under Attack
A Senate subcommittee hears six scientists urge banning all over the counter cold and cough remedies. Dr Donald La Brecque calls NyQuil a witches brew while Richardson Merrell defends its safety. The six day hearing debates effectiveness and misinformation in nonprescription meds.
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Washington
Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Vick Chemical Co
Donald la Brecque
NyQuil Medicine
Richardson Merrell, Inc
la Brecque
Small Business Committee
Carl E. Arbedma
The
State University of New York
Buffalo
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Roger Vogt
Dist
Shirley Tomalka
Clayton Johnson
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
John Schubert
Raymond Keller
Common Council
Madison, Wis
Patrick J. Ziegler
Kenneth Ziegler
Cottage Grove
Dane County
Clyde Chamberlain Jr
LA Crosse Tribune
James E. Burgess
K.Q. Blanchard
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
Amet
Medary Garden Center
Man Cut
Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
LOS Angeles
Leonard Riblett
Los Angeles Times
Rev
W. Sterling Cary
HST
Minnesota Vfw Club
ED Phillips & Sons CO
Mt. Vernon St
Winona
C.P
Dakota
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Lansing
Galesville
West Salem
Houston
Mississippi
Albuquerque
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Denver
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Fort Worth
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Rochester
Minn
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Watkins Products Inc
Winona, Minnesota
Watkins Warehouse
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