Inmate Expects To Leave Prison Richer
Jim Willman, 30, an SDPSI operations manager and board member, expects to leave Minnesota State Prison with $16,000 after a term of up to 10 years. SDPSI, run inside the prison, serves state and private clients, pays inmates higher wages, and trains workers for post-release jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lundquist
Stillwater, Minn
Jim Willman
Minnesota State Prison
Stillwater Data Processing Systems Inc
SDPSI
State Department of Administration
Hennepin County
University of Minnesota
Northern States Power Co
General Mills
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Minnesota
Corrections Department
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Willman
William Ward
Ward
Jim Williams
Trane Chairman Named To NAM Board
Thomas Hancock chair and CEO of Trane Co. is named to the board of directors of the National Association of Manufacturers NAM, a 13 000 firm group. Hancock is a Blooming ton native who attended UW La Crosse and WW Technical Institute and rose through Trane to become CEO in 1966. He serves on multiple corporate and civic boards and lives with his wife Lena at 204 S 20th St with two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hancock
The
Trane Co
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Hancock
Bloomington
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Wisconsin Association of Manufacturers and Commerce
St. Francis Hospital
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Foundation
Tenneco, Inc
Lena
S. 20Th St
Randy Ekern
la Crosse Concrete Co
Standard Materials Corp
la Crescent Ready-Mix, Inc
Ekern
Richard Ekern
R. J. Westby
WWTI
Waukon
Iowa
Carl R. Christianson
Waukon Veterans Memorial Hospital
Mary Brandt
University of St. Louis
St. Louis
Christianson
Allamakee County
Holiday Schedule Delays Tribune Business Pages
The Tribune will skip publication on Christmas Day and New Year Day. Business News will run Friday December 24 and Friday December 31 with a 1 pm Thursday deadline. Weekend Financial will publish Friday December 24 using Thursday quotes. markets closed December 24. The following week opens Friday December 31 and Weekend Financial appears Sunday January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Business News
U S and Canada Consider Joint Market For Meat Trade
Richard E. Bell of the Agriculture Department suggested at a Indianapolis farm bureau meeting that the United States and Canada form a mini Common Market for livestock and red meat. He cited recent trade disputes and proposed a full customs union to create a joint livestock economy within international negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Canada
Richard E. Bell
USDA
Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Ind
United
States
Bell
Australia
Geneva
County Job Roll Steady in October With 1 920 Unemployed
La Crosse County employment totaled 36 800 in October as reported by the State Job Service. Unemployment stood at 1 920, about 5 percent, with the state rate at 4.6 percent and the U S rate at 7.2 percent. Manufacturing fell 200 while services and government rose 100 each. From October 1975 to October 1976 wholesale and retail trade gained 600 jobs and manufacturing added 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
State Job Service
la Crosse
State Agency
U.S
Tribune Announces Staff Changes At La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune announces staff changes after the retirement of George Chut Halverson from the classified ad department. Edwin Stigen moves from circulation to advertising as a consultant, with Glenn Garbers succeeding him. Ross Michaels joins circulation, handling out of city mailings. The ASHRAE will meet at New Villa Supper Club with dinner at 7 15 p.m. and a program on high temperature storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Chut” Halverson
The
la Crosse Tribune
Ross Michaels
10Th St
Central High School
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
University of Wisconsin-Madison
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air- Conditioning Engineers
New Villa
Ward Ave
Norwinn Printing creates Nor-Print Inc in Wisconsin
Norwinn Printing Co. forms Nor-Print Inc. with Ronald R. Winn and Harold J. Vaughn as principal stockholders. Ralph Winn will manage Ralph's Signs, while Norwinn continues display fixtures and manufacturing. Other notes include scholarships and personnel moves in Wisconsin and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor-Print, Ltd
Galesville
Wis
Norwinn Printing Co
Nor-Print, Inc
Wisconsin
Ronald R. Winn
Harold J. Vaughn
Ronald
Ralph Winn
Ralph's Signs
Norwinn
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Bush Foundation
Bremer Foundation
Minneapolis Foundation
Jerry Killoran
Donald Gray
Department of Corrections
Trane
Association
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Tribune
Tising
Edwin Stigen
North Side
Campbell
Onalaska
la Crescent
Stigen
Hai
Glenn Garbers
South Ave
Garbers
Donna Hefti
His Wife
Linda
George Halverson
Cathy Jo Gal
Drafting and Design Club
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Mount la Crosse
Richard Detingo
Bainbridge St
L.B. White Co. Inc
DeTingo
Climatrol
Milwau
Newburg
Pearl St
Gentlemen's Quarterly
Esquire Fashion Authority
Gentlemen’s Quarterly
Esquire
Bill Newburg
Madison, Wis
Burn J
Dennison
Prairie du Chien
Division of Health
Department of Health and Social Services
State Road
Robert Brown
Oak Drive
Brown
Magic Mirror
Herman Schlicht
Marilyn
Mabel
Minn
Clifford
Kleiboer
C.M. White
Ager
Dondald
Eric J. Lundquist
Mickel Road
Sion
Lundquist
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Fairmont, Minn
Fairmont
S. 7Th Street
BY Muzak
Muzak
7Th Street
Lacrosse Acoustical Tile, Inc
Miller Street
Parkview
3Rd
Jackson
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