Tomah Man Loses Huber Privileges Local judge revokes Rice privileges
John R. Rice of Tomah, 20, has Huber Law privileges revoked by Monroe County Judge James W. Rice after he reportedly brought intoxicants into jail. A three year probation follows, with the first year in jail, and prior good time is rescinded. Rice had been allowed class attendance at UW Eau Claire.
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John R. Rice
Tomah
Monroe
James W. Rice
Rice
Monroe County
Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Ralph Osborne
Duane Schmitz
R. J
Cashton
Ronald M. Marten
Wilton
UW L La Crosse Chosen For National Psychology Institute
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse will host an eight week summer institute in psychology for secondary school teachers starting June 11 supported by a 59978 NSF grant. The program includes three lecture credits three lab credits and a two credit seminar. Dr James Ryan directs with Ted Tetzlaff Lloyd Bogart Clark Himmel and Edward Wood among the faculty.
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National Science Foundation
James Ryan
Ted Tetzlaff
Lloyd Bogart
Clark Himmel
Edward Wood
UWL Psychology Department
Winter Snow Delays Hit Northern Wisconsin Schools
A snowstorm left four to five inches in areas like Black River Falls and Viroqua by 10 a.m. Roads were slick and buses ran late in Kickapoo. Hillsboro and Vernon County districts faced noon closures or delays while no injuries or accidents were reported. Temperatures near 20 expected, dipping Thursday morning. Film producer James H. Nicholson dies at 56 in Los Angeles.
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Houston County
Sheriff's Office
Vernon County
Kickapoo
Hillsboro
Sheriff’s Office
Viroqua
Four injured in school bus and car crash near Mazomanie
Dane County officers reported a near head-on collision east of Mazomanie injuring at least two young children and two drivers. The incident occurred Monday involving a school bus and an automobile.
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Mazomanie
Wis
Dane County
Two Year Probation Set In Beating Case
A former La Crosse County man, James A. Olson, 28, was placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to beating a 75 year old relative and damaging property. He must reside out of the county and have no contact with relatives as a probation condition. The case stemmed from an argument Sept. 30 with Clarence Olson in R. J. Bangor.
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R. J. Bangor
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Leonard Roraff
Olson
Clarence Olson
Burleigh Randolph
Roraff
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its publication schedule and office address. It notes afternoon and Sunday morning editions at 435 S 4th St, La Crosse WI with second class postage paid. It also gives advertising rates and a city carrier price of 1.60 every two weeks.
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Retiring Librarian Honored for 61 Years of Service
Anna B. Pederson of 1316 Market St. retired after 61 years at the North Branch of the La Crosse Public Library System. About 400 people visited the open house and farewell dinner. She received a congratulatory letter from President Nixon, an honorary life membership from the Wisconsin Library Association, and plaques from local library groups.
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la Crosse
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Buses to Ease Traffic Dilemma in Onalaska
In Onalaska Wisconsin the school district will have buses pull to the shoulder after pickups to ease Highway 53 traffic. Superintendent Claude Deck cites motorist complaints and notes afternoon delays as the main issue. The agreement includes La Crosse County Traffic Police Hiawatha Coaches and the state patrol.
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Wis
Claude Deck
Deck
John Radcliffe
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Hiawatha
Wisconsin Highway Patrol
Ex Mayor Stricken During Game Dies in Minnesota
River Falls Wisconsin former mayor Maynard Spike Hoffman died at a Minneapolis hospital after a Sunday football game injury. He was 53 and longtime River Falls mayor serving six terms from 1957 to 1969. Officials cite an apparent stroke at Fairview Southdale Hospital. He previously worked as a salesman in the community.
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Maynard
Spike” Hoffman
Minneapolis
Green Bay Packers
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Minn
Hoffman
Fairview Southdale
Public Meetings Set On I 90 Rest Area Idea
Engineers from the Departments of Transportation and Natural Resources will hold informational meetings on Wednesday 4 to 8 pm and Thursday 8 to 10 am at the County Courthouse to discuss an $800000 safety rest area and tourist information center along I 90 near Lakeshore Drive on French Island. A public hearing on location and design will be Thursday at 10 am with testimony allowed and no cross-examination, while maps and plans will be displayed during both sessions. Proposed improvements include ramps parking lighting a comfort station sanitary facilities information center and picnic tables at the rest area site.
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French Slough
I-90
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NFO Leadership Battle Begins
Kansas City AP reports a first round in a broad NFO dispute as the 72 Convention Committee backs Don Kimball against Oren Lee Staley for the presidency. No winner is expected until the convention vote, with 51 percent needed. State presidents largely support Staley. critics push bylaws changes. Fire department notes conclude with two incidents in La Crosse including a chemical spill standby.
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National Farmers Organization
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Oren Lee Staley
Staley
72 Convention Committee
Staley Don Kimball
Amarillo, Tex
NFC Board
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Kensel
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NFC
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Missouri
Wisconsin roadside work projects listed across counties
The Wisconsin State Highway Commission outlines a program to modify waysides for the physically handicapped. Projects include a marker at Jackson County I-90 rest area and handicapped facilities at several roadsides in Crawford, La Crosse, Trempealeau, Monroe, Vernon, and Juneau counties with costs ranging from 800 to 15,000 dollars.
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la Crosse
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