UW Computer May Replace Physical Exam
UW researchers describe a health risk computer that interviews patients, prints a risk factors report, and estimates health age. The system aims to prevent illness by motivating changes and could reduce need for routine physical exams.
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Norman Jensen
Jensen
Larry van Dura
van Dura
Military service graduations and assignments noted
The Column reports Seamen James A. Kading and Seaman Daniel J. Campbell completed the basic enlisted course at Naval Submarine School Groton. Lt. Col. Anthony Solberg received the Joint Service Commendation Medal for 1975 76 work. Additional notices include Pvt Donovan Peterson and Pvt Charles Schaub assignments, Lt David J. Padesky infantry training, Trudy Larson Army specialist promotion, Spec 4 William Milnes and Billy Milnes Korea postings, Army Pvt Layne Walker artillery surveyor, and a call for community item submissions to The Tribune Metro editor.
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S. 26Th St
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Milton L. Campbell
Logan St
Naval Submarine School
Groton
Conn
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Aberdeen
Patrick W. Powers
U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command
TECOM
Solberg
City
Aquinas High School
Dorothy Solberg
State St
Carol Vondrashek
la Crosse
Aquinas
Solbergs
Donovan Peterson
Cecil J. Peterson
Charles St
Ft. Eustis
Peterson
Germany
Charles Schaub
Otto Schaub
R.J. Rockland
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
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Barbara Rose
Gladstone
Billy S. Milnes
Sparta
Eighth Army
Wightman
Korea
Security Agency
Army
Layne Walker
W. Seiter
Tyler St
Jack L. Walker
Green St
Onalaska
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Ft. Lewis
Wash
Study Is Asked Of New State Tax To Sub For Local Property Levy
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Chancellor Robert Birnbaum urges a commission to study a total state tax replacing local property taxes and state relief. The plan would mix a percentage of property value with net income to form a single tax, aiming to reduce inequities and fund services uniformly.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Robert Birnbaum
Wallace Commission
Birnbaum
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Commission
New Jersey
Uw-Oshkosh
Nomination Papers Open for City Spring Election
Candidates may begin circulating nomination papers Wednesday. Mayoral, city clerk, city treasurer and 10 aldermen terms expire April 19. Four school board terms expire April 25. Lagoon skating 3 to 9 30 p.m. and city rinks Badger St Andrew Emerson Hogan Trane Powell Hood open 3 30 to 5 and 6 30 to 9 p.m.
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St. Andrew
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Hogan
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Hood
Energy transition faces unfinished Ford era issues
Washington AP reports the incoming Carter administration inherits a bundle of unresolved energy policies from Ford, including fuel taxes and nuclear breeder reactor debates. The transition briefings covered offshore drilling, coal leasing, Alaska resources, a national strip-mining law, ERDA funding shifts, and potential tax, reporting, and company breakup questions.
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Ford Administration
Carter
Interior Department
Stanley Doremus
Interior Secre
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Energy Administration
Ford
Congress
FEA
La Crosse to Host 1978 National Reunion of 32nd Division
La Crosse has been selected to host the 1978 National Reunion of the 32nd Division with about five hundred attendees expected over Labor Day weekend. The 32nd Division Veterans group, about 5700 strong, honors veterans from World War I World War II and the 1961 62 Berlin Crisis. A host corporation was named December 7 with Eugene Phelps as president and other officers listed. Planning meetings open January 20 at the VFW Club in La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Jack Gantenbein
Red Arrow Club of
32Nd
Berlin
VFW Club
6Th and
Market Streets
Three Area Counties Bid Highway Projects
Madison Wisconsin bids for highway improvements in La Crosse Trempealeau and Crawford counties to be opened at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the Park Motor Inn Madison La Crosse project includes a 57 foot masonry and wood rest area and information building on Interstate 90 Trempealeau seeks grading and a 141 foot two span prestressed girder structure in Blair Road Crawford plans 0 3 miles of grading and a 57 foot single span prestressed bridge over Campbell Coulee Creek and base course work on Prairie du Chien State Highway 35 Road
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Wis
the Park Motor Inn
LA Crosse
French Island
Trempealeau
U.S. Highway 53
Blair Road
Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Campbell Coulee Creek
Soviet winter grain crops face cold risk despite early good start
USDA expert Fletcher Pope Jr warns that about 41 million hectares of winter grain in the Soviet Union are exposed to high risk of winterkill this season. The forecast notes a 1976 bumper harvest followed by uncertain 1977 output, with Russia likely to remain a net grain importer and needing U.S. sales to meet annual needs.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Fletcher Pope Jr
USDA
Economic Research Service
Pope
Russia
U.S
Department
Chicago
Richard E. Bell
Moscow
United States
Bell
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