Sanders Hook General Manager Sanford Goltz
Opinion page note assigns Sanford Goltz as general manager and credits Sanders as page editor.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
6
Harold Jackson a devoted music teacher and bridge player
We salute Harold Jackson of La Crescent for inspiring music education at La Crescent Elementary and his community involvement. A Greenwood Wisconsin native with advanced music degrees, he teaches, directs choirs, and runs Fun Corner in his classroom while balancing family life with wife Marion and five children.
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Harold Jackson
Jackson
la Crescent
S. Maple St
Marion
John Hogan
Greenwood
Wis
Winona
University of Minnesota
Winona State University
Manly
Iowa
Lewiston, Minn
Crucifixion Catholic Church
Harold
Marion Jackson
Wisconsin County Boards oppose sales tax survey
Twenty years ago in 1956 Wisconsin county boards reportedly not ready to adopt a sales tax survey shows 60 percent of supervisors are opposed. The report also notes other local items including weather and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mercury
Kiwanis
Salvation Army
Board of Public Works
7Th Street
Marsh
Robert H. McKillip
Avon St
Rome
la Crosse
Advance Bedding
Bump Pump Co
John L. Lewis
UAW
Atlanta
Oil price rise warned to worsen Western economies
West faces inflation and higher costs if OPEC raises prices. IEA chair Viscount Davignon and analyst John Lichtblau estimate small price hikes would boost Europe’s oil import bill by billions and US bills by hundreds of millions yearly. They urge developing alternative energy and stronger US energy policy before a likely Doha price increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Viscount Etienne Davignon
National
International Energy Agency
IEA
Europe
United States
John Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Doha
Qatar
Viscount Davignon
Lichtblau
Voice of America
U.S
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Davignon
Saudi Arabia
Reclaiming affirmative action as merit based aid
The author argues for a historical, merit based form of affirmative action that aided underrepresented students without quotas. He cites GI Bill and Brandeis pre flight programs, condemns two track admissions and quota systems as unconstitutional and cynically divide faculty and students. The piece warns against turning equality of opportunity into mandated results and reverse discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No-Man's-Land
Brandeis
University of California
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Readers thank Tribune staff for 11th Annual Christmas Walk
A Sparta reader thanks the Tribune for the Christmas Walk coverage and notes the event’s success on December 1. Mrs. Neil Jacobs, general chairman, extends holiday greetings to staff. A separate letter protests alleged injustice in Hue Tran Tri case, arguing the principle matters more than the $10 theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Neil Jacobs
R. 1
Wis
Tribune
Hue Tran Tri
Earthquake forecasters eyed by U.S. Geological Survey
The Geological Survey expands earthquake watch to test private forecasters accuracy using a computer file of 171 predictions from 32 experts. A new Earthquake Prediction Council will review data and issue warnings, while China’s vast prediction effort is also under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Geological Survey
Roger N. Hunter
National Earthquake Information Service
Denver
Geological Survey
Turkey
Chile
Communist
China
California
Earthquake Prediction Council
U.S
Peking
IRS mix up shows gaps in tax policing
A humorous piece argues the IRS can be flawed as Anthony L. Conrad of RCA Corp. resigns after failing to file personal returns from 1971 to 1975. The narrator questions IRS efficacy and notes overestimates of utility bills by 53 dollars, reflecting skepticism about government auditing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Anthony L. Conrad
RCA Corp
America
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