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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1969

Page

4

Man Bound Over For Trial In Burglary

A La Crosse man, Allen L. Steege, 21, was bound over for circuit court trial on burglary charges for allegedly breaking into Mrs. Evelyn Hendrickson’s home on November 11. The case arose after a preliminary examination and involved a prior bond of 500 dollars. Steege also faced a separate theft by issuing worthless checks charge in Fergus Falls, with a continuance granted to February 6 for a governor's warrant.

la Crosse Eugene A. Toepel Asst. Dist. Atty Merwin Mellor Allen L. Steege Miller St Evelyn Hendrickson Onalaska Ave Steege Circuit Court Leonard F. Roraff Otter Tail ( Minn Fergus Falls Roraff Drst. Atty Burleigh Randolph Minnesota Hendrickson

Youth killer's mental health testifies at court hearing

Doctors described chronic schizophrenia and personality issues in the youth, noting earlier treatment might have prevented Mogensen's death. Witnesses recounted the slaying as the student fired a 20 gauge shotgun at Mogensen, then surrendered the weapon to the sheriff. The autopsy confirmed shotgun wounds as the cause of death.

Mogensen Tomah Donald Fisher Fisher Ray Harris E. 0. Lukasek

Woman Is Fined in Delinquency Case in La Crosse

Beverly Loken, 53, of 1506 Johnson Street, was fined 82 dollars plus costs in County Court on an amended disorderly conduct charge. The case stemmed from police discovering her 11-year-old son outside his home at 2:10 a.m. A friend, Robert Puent, R. 2, was charged with disorderly conduct and fined 157 dollars.

la Crosse Leonard F. Roraff Dist. Atty Burleigh Randolph Beverly Loken Johnson St

Theft Case Continues Two Youths Charged In La Crosse

Two 18 year old La Crescent youths, Andrew M. Pollock and William J. Otto, faced La Crosse County Court Friday over a theft of tires and wheels valued at 90 from a car owned by Charles Hauser in the Trane Co Plant 4 lot at Onalaska. They were given until Monday to decide on consulting lawyers. Three juveniles were booked Thursday in connection with the theft. Pollock and Otto were released by Judge Leonard F. Roraff without bond, with the district attorney’s agreement pending Monday’s session.

la Crescent la Crosse la Crosse County Court Andrew M. Pollock S. Elm St William J. Otto S. 8Th St Charles Hauser Onalaska Trane Co Pollock Moss Leonard F. Roraff Dist Burleigh Randolph

One Dissent At Hearing On Snowmobile Ban

One dissent was recorded at a La Crosse County public hearing on an ordinance to ban snowmobiles in county parks. No speakers attended. only a letter from Tom Wheeler opposed the ban, urging public land trails. Officials suggested privately held land for snowmobile trails to aid landowner revenue.

la Crosse County County Board Tom Wheeler N. 9Th St Arthur McBain 16Th Dist Wheeler

Holiday Sales Disappointing Across Stores

NEW YORK AP holiday sales show mixed results as inflation curbs purchases. Shoppers like Mrs. Holland of Chicago and Mrs. Izzo of Columbus say they plan late or spend less. Despite higher price tags, retailers report dollar volume up versus 1968, with many attributing gains to price increases. Officials note the Christmas season remains unsettled with key week of December 19 seen as pivotal. Some stores extend Sunday hours to boost turnout and sales.

New York James Holland Chicago Edward Marcus Dallas Nieman-Marcus Miami A. M. Prado Sears South Florida Commerce Department

Machine Firm Workers Again Reject Union

Machine Products Co employees again rejected union representation, voting 75 to 55 against United Auto Workers. This marks a third rejection in two years, with previous votes in May 1967 and July 1968. The National Labor Relations Board oversaw the election at the La Crosse plant, where 133 were eligible, one was absent, and two ballots were challenged.

National Labor Relations Board la Crosse

Students Train Rats Circus Show Raises UNICEF Funds

A Tacoma area rat circus run by sixth graders features a 27-foot rat tight rope walk and toy car tricks. The project began when a student brought a rat to Rats Galore in Gig Harbor and grew into a charity act raising 170 dollars for UNICEF.

Tacoma, Wash Virgil Harwood Gig Harbor Unicef United Nations

Correction list of upcoming marriages in Wisconsin

The notice lists several couples with hometowns and planned wedding dates. James R. Goodman and Carol M. Berger will wed December 13 in Prairie du Chien, James R. Miller and Janelle J. Willenberg December 27 in La Crosse, John J. Owens and June K. Granger December 27 in Mauston, Alan B. Witte and Alice M. Johnson December 20 in Town of Farmington, and a marriage between James Lee Hanson and Carlotta Merry Lee, both of Black River Falls.

James R. Goodman S. West Ave Carol M. Berger Thompson St Prairie du Chien la Crosse Gary R. Miller George St Janelle J. Willenberg Ward Ave John J. Owens Mauston June K. Granger Ferry St Alan B. Witte West Salem Alice M. Johnson N. van Ness St Farmington Black River Falls Wis James Lee Hanson Carlotta Merry Lee

Ecumenical funeral leads in La Crosse County

In a joint Lutheran Catholic service at St Wenceslaus Church La Crosse County held Thursday mourners gathered for Mrs Donald Meyer 34 of Holmen The ceremony included Father Missler Rev Allen and Rev Othmar Missler with 35 nuns singing Graveside rites followed at Farmington Cemetery Mindoro Officials called it perhaps the first ecumenical funeral in the area reflecting family wishes and a spontaneous service accorded by church leaders in La Crosse Wisconsin.

Wonder Lake Othmar Missler St. Rose Convent Missler Allen Farmington Cemetery Mindoro la Crosse la Crosse County St. Wenceslaus ‘Catholic Church Donald Meyer R. 2 Holmen Emil Gibson Meyer

Radio Highlights and Diocesan Concert Notice

A radio segment notes a request routed through Bishop Fred Sundav erick Freking's office rather than the diocese office for a Christmas concert. The dialogue mentions WLOX at 2 p.m. and WCOW at 12:45 p.m. with football and Packers versus Chicago coverage.

Fred Sundaverick Freking WLOX Aquinas WCOW Green Bay Packers Chica

College sit-ins and protests spread across several campuses

Across Tennessee Montana New York and Massachusetts students staged sit-ins and occupy actions to press demands for black representation and university reforms. Fisk University and Tusculum College saw student occupations over governance and dorm policies while Boston University and Harvard faced injunctions and suspensions tied to protests.

St Paul Man Wins $3 726 Damage Verdict

A St. Paul man, Joseph DeMartino, won a verdict totaling 3 726 25 from a La Crosse Circuit Court jury for injuries from a May 30 1965 traffic crash. Lien and Mid Century Insurance were found 100 percent liable. damages included car repairs medical bills and lost earnings plus 2 000 for pain and suffering. A judge will consider changes before final judgment after a trial that started Thursday.

St. Paul la Crosse Joseph DeMartino T. P. Lien Jackson St Mid- Century Insurance Co Los Angeles Madison Street DeMartino Lien Marvin Davis

Hearing To Study Insurance Firm's Interest In Bill

Madison AP reports Wisconsin insurance officials will study Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Stevens Point and its interest in a state law change involving conflicts of interest. Commissioner Stanley C. Du Rose noted the firm plans to convert from mutual to stock form and seeks explanations on possible financial impacts.

Local officials oppose bill on tax and utility reform

La Crosse County finance chair Jerome Klos argues for Tarr Task Force proposals to cut government costs while opposing local tax powers. Cassville’s Ray Eckstein cites shared utility taxes vs property tax losses. Senate inquiry into Dairyland Insurance reserves prompts critique of state investigations and SEC look.

Chippewa Falls Jerome Klos la Crosse Lorge Klos Robert Frederick Shelby Frederick Schreiber Cassville Ray Eckstein Eckstein Scott Alley la Crosse County Taxpayers Association George Snodgrass Medary Levi Cavadini Bangor Peter Schaettle Taxpayers Association Gerald Greider Ray Nehring Blair Trempealeau County Milwaukee Chippewa

Economic Outlook Grim as Consumers Sour on 1957-58 Recession

University of Michigan researchers report consumer sentiment nearly as down as before the 1957-58 recession. They warn without tax relief, Vietnam news, inflation and job prospects improving there will be lower demand for cars and other durable goods and reduced leisure spending next year.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Vietnam

Birth notices from several La Crosse area hospitals

Birth announcements list multiple newborns and parents, with full names and addresses, spanning December 10 to December 12. Included are at St Francis Hospital and Lutheran and Memorial hospitals, with parents Mr. and Mrs., and relatives named. One entry notes Rosemary Teale Felton of Waterloo, formerly of La Crosse.

Francis H. Loken 21St St Barbara Schmitt Roger Rommel 29Th St Lynette M. Moe Charles Servais Onalaska Ellen Mutch Jack L. Tellinghuisen Callaway Blvd Barbara A. Lee Ronald Schrader Carr St Sharon Boma Gregory J. Fritsch Farnam St Loretta McClintock Eugene W. Johnson Florence Hach Lutheran Hospital Bruce Felton Ackermant St Waterloo Rosemary Teale Felton la Crosse

Police and Fire Log Across City and Courts

City records show a night of medical transports for illnesses and injuries, a minor fire alarm, and a chimney smoking report. Additional court judgments from La Crosse County list numerous individuals owing various amounts to Credit Bureau of La Crosse Winona and a separate circuit court amount for Sherman Wood.

Sanford Hall la Crosse State Credit Bureau of la Crosse-Winona Darrel George Soldiers Grove Lawrence Granum S. 4Th St Alden Ellingston State S&j Sarah Ekern Rose St Dallas Ellefson Vernon D. Halmrast George St Livingston St Mark Hipps Adams St Stanley Johnson Bangor Steven Morey Weston St Barbara J. Olson Redbird Court Circuit Court la Crosse Sherman Wood Wilton

La Crosse Farm Purchase Legislation Returned to Committee

The LaCrosse Common Council sent back for study a $302,600 promissory note to buy the Hauser farm at Oak Street and Highway SS for an industrial site. The balance of the $336,000 purchase price is provided. Debate centers on capital improvements for an industrial park being reviewed by the finance committee, with no discussion Thursday night. A premature chamber letter praising aldermen’s support drew a protest from Joseph W. Gohres, who argues city land development competes with private industry.

Hauser Oak Street LaCrosse Common Council Council Greater la Crosse Chamber of Commerce Joseph W. Gohres la Crosse County Industrial Development Council Gohres Midway la Crosse Airport Coulee Sites Ronald G. Bracegirdle

Beating Case Leads to Murder Charge for Baby Sitter

Milwaukee AP report: four-year-old Anthony Maniaci died from severe head injuries after a caregiver paid to look after him, John Mueller, 24, allegedly beat the child in his apartment complex. Police seek a murder warrant as autopsy findings awaited.

Milwaukee County General Hospital Anthony Maniaci Mary Ellen Maniaci John G. Mueller Mueller

Virginia Of Santa Letter Is Ill At 80

Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas, famed as the eight year old who asked if Santa Claus exists, has been hospitalized in Hudson New York at age 80. A Columbia Memorial Hospital spokesperson said she is admitted with a fair condition due to a heart ailment. The widowed former teacher lives in North Chatham.

Virginia Hudson. N.Y Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas Santa Claus Columbia Memorial Hospital Douglas North Chatham New York New York Sun Virginias Virgina

Dr Jeffries of Waukon Dead at 78 in Rochester

Dr Roy R. Jeffries aged 78 of Waukon died in a Rochester hospital after a long illness. He practiced medicine in Waukon for 50 years, served as education board president, Kiwanis charter member, and was a 50 year Mason and American Legion member. Survived by son Dr James Jeffries of Cedar Falls and three grandchildren. Burial at Wyoming Cemetery with services in Waukon.

Waukon Iowa Roy R. Jeffries Rochester Hopkinton O. H. T. Jeffries Elizabeth Inglis Lenox College St. Louis University Jeffries Board of Education Kiwanis Club Masonic Lodge The American Legion James Jeffries Cedar Falls

Judge Rules 'Finger' Vulgar but Not Obscene

Madison AP report details Dane County Circuit Judge Richard Bardwell ruling that a gesture with a clenched fist and a third finger may be vulgar but does not meet obscenity standards. Jeffrey Harrington, 17, had been cited by Officer Michael Baier on April 17. Bardwell overturned an earlier Richland County ruling and noted that police should have thicker skins.

Madison Dane County Richard Bardwell U.S. Supreme Court Michael J. Baier Bardwell Richland County Kent Houck Harrington

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editor note

The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publication details, address at 4th and Cass Streets, La Crosse Wisconsin, and AP affiliation for local and dispatch news. Also includes mailing and delivery rates and Associated Press rights.

W. T. Burgess Sanford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th and Cass Sts la Crosse Wis Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press Wisconsin

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