Rose Street debate sinks widening plan in North Side
At a Common Council meeting the North Side bloc defeated a Rose Street intersection widening project by a 12 to 9 vote after protesters assailed City Traffic Engineer Ronald Oleson. Opponents argued the plan harms North Side businesses and costs $200,000 with no proven traffic need.
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North
Ronald Oleson
Vern Bloss
Glen's Bar and Pizza
Rose St
Oleson
Public Works Department
Donald Medinger
Council
Highways, Properties and Utilities Committee
Rose Street
George and
St. Andrew Streets
St. Andrew Street
West Avenue
State Street
Main Street
la Crosse Country Club
Tavern League
Appointment Protested Over Mental Health Plan
Vernon County Mental Health Association protested Hendrickson for missing and poor presentation of the 1976 Unified Board plan and budget to the Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization. He said he was not notified and later blundered through the meeting with a sporadic, incomplete presentation.
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Hendrickson
Unified Board
Vernon County Mental Health Association
Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
WWHPO
Vernon County
Sappanos
Vernon County Health Planning
Stappanos
Fred Hebert
la Crosse
Wisconsin Department of Mental Hygiene
Hebert
Chris Kirklin
Vernon County Guidance Clinic
Kirklin
Charles Dahl
Chris Hendrickson
Doctor Testifies Bruise Seen On Murder Suspect Neck
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin a doctor testified that Wanda Hillman 26 a murder suspect had a large red bruise on the back of her neck matching a sharp pull of clothing during the July 31 shooting death of Herbert Hillman. He noted defendants pregnancy and fainting in jail while others described the crime scene and prior alleged rape attempt. The trial entered its third day before Circuit Judge Peter Pappas with statements from police and officials detailing the scene and autopsy findings.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Wanda Hillman
Herbert Hillman
Crawford County
Michael Garrity
Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital
Frank
S.O.B
Robert Welsh
Hillman
State Crime Laboratory
Peter Pappas
la Crosse
Aquinas Fund Pledges Reach $711 450 In Phase One
Aquinas High School wrapped up the first phase of a $1 million fund drive with $711 450 collected. The Aquinas Foundation seeks seed money to invest for ongoing needs and to cover a $360 000 operating deficit over three years. 800 of about 6 300 area Catholic families will be called back for pledges and 51 percent of calls yielded a donation or pledge payable over three years. Phase II will mail appeals to alumni, and a non Catholic appeal is planned for 1976.
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Aquinas High School
The
Aquinas Foundation
Aquinas High
Dorothy Weigel
Aquinas
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Pricing Notice
An internal notice lists missed paper contact numbers 782-9710 and classified ads line 782-0060. It announces La Crosse Tribune publishing details at 40 N 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 with a city carrier price two dollars per two weeks and a yearly mail subscription rate of 35 dollars within a specified radius.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Pike drops Kissinger contempt action after briefing on covert ops
The Nation reports Otis G. Pike, chair of the House intelligence committee, will drop contempt of Congress proceedings against Secretary of State Henry Kissinger after a White House briefing on covert operations. Pike said the briefing yielded substantial compliance with the subpoena and plans to declare the issue moot on the House floor.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
Otis G. Pike
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
State Department
U.S
Kissinger
Pike
House
Kissinger Plans Nine Day Europe Swing Including Moscow Stop
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger schedules a nine day tour through Western Europe with stops at a NATO meeting and an energy conference. He abandons adding Moscow to the initial tour to pursue a nuclear talks breakthrough with Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and will visit his Bavarian birthplace.
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Washington
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
NATO
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Senate panel staff asked to swear affidavits on leaks
Staff members of the Senate intelligence committee were ordered to swear affidavits denying they were the source of news stories about Kennedy, a female friend, and organized crime. Senators on the panel were asked to sign affidavits stating no leaks from committee files. A spokesman denied reports of lie detector tests and refused further comment.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
John F. Kennedy
Board Reviews Firing of Officers in Army Controversy
A military appeals board re views claims of former career Army officers who allege unfair illegal firings during Howard H Callaway tenure as Army secretary. Callaway is set to testify as the panel also faces cases in eight federal courts. Two of about 5000 affected officers may appear before the Army’s Military Records Correction Board.
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Washington
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Military Records Correction Board
Beirut engages in night clash over St Georges Hotel
Lebanese army seized much of Beirut's seaside hotel district from Moslem militias during the night and pressed today for the St Georges Hotel in the first major intervention of eight months of civil war. The Moslems say the army was sent to rescue Christians. The World Council of Churches ends its 18 day assembly in Nairobi with calls for more religious freedom in the Soviet Union and intensive church consultations on actions.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
St. Georges
Nairobs
Kenya
World Council of Churches Assembly
Soviet Union
Interdenominational
Council
Europe
Forecast of snow and cold reaches northern regions
Moisture from the northern Plains to the Northeast brings snow and rain fringe areas. The northern half faces cold weather while the southern half is forecast milder conditions.
Weather overview for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa region
Snow nort hwest to night rain changing to snow southeast colder. Cloudy and colder Thursday with a chance of snow flurries. Much colder tonight and Thursday across Minnesota with clearing north and light snow likely central and south tonight. Partial clearing Thursday with scattered light snow south. Widely scattered showers tonight in Iowa changing to snow flurries north and central. Flood stage 24 hour station shows Dresbach flow 33 700 cfs with two towboats and 10 barges upriver.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Owa
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Weather Summary Record Listings and Seasonal Averages
The data show values for a historical climate record with sections on extremes from 1911 1919 and typical normals. It lists sunrise and sunset times as 7 29 a m and 4 27 p m respectively for the period.
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Jerry Drendel
General City
Jerome Rusch
Busch
Police Officers’ Association
Health Department
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Channel 4
Elkhorn, Wis
Jensen and Johnson
Furniture
Pay Cash & Save
West Ave
South Ave
la Crosse Tribune
Wuensch
Sewing Machine Center
DIAL
Aquinas Fund
LaCrosse Tribune
Kissinger Action
Tri-State
Dresbach
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