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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1973

Page

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Missourian Appoints Robert S. Gallagher Tribune Executive Editor

St Louis newsman Robert S Gallagher 40 named executive editor of The La Crosse Tribune. He was assistant editor of Monsanto magazine with a 150000 circulation and will oversee publication while writing for it. Gallagher succeeds Kenneth C Blanchard who became publisher October 1. He has written for three service magazines and Hawaii content, and authored a 1969 book republished soon. He and wife Martha have two daughters.

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Transit Plan Savings Fall Short of Expectations in La Crosse

Aldermen sustain the mayor’s veto and pass a compromise mass transit plan that lowers capital costs from the original 1.7 million estimate to about 1.3 million. Actual city share drops to an estimated 10 16 thousand dollars, far below earlier claims of over 400 thousand in savings.

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Blind Teacher's Hearing Moved To Madison For Monday

The Madison transfer orders the hearing for Richard Fischer be reconvened at 10 a.m. in Madison with testimony centered on his request to regain a teaching position. Fischer, 38, blind former Alma Center teacher, faces a three-fourths time schedule proposal and will be joined by packed witness lists including Eckles and Ashwill.

Madison Wis Patrick Lucey Wisconsin Ernest Keppler Keppler Lucey Black River Falls Richard Fischer Alma Center Bruce Schrimpf Equal Rights Division State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations E. Washington Bruce Elkhe Fischer John Bosshard Schrimpf Max Ashwill Department of Public Instruction Bosshard Mike Laverty Laver

Blind fitness teacher questioned in school board dispute

Dr. Lane Goodwin of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse testified that a blind physical education teacher cannot perform as effectively as a sighted teacher, citing observation and demonstration needs. Local officials argued safety and student outcomes, raising questions about replacing Fischer under a 1971 72 contract and transit and funding implications. The discussion touched on substitute staffing, curriculum reshuffling, and capital costs for buses under a proposed compromise.

Fischer Lane Goodwin College of Health and Physical Education University of Wisconsin-La Crosse United States Goodwin UWL Department of Public Instruction Richard Rousey Alma Center Rousey Laverty

Weekend Cold With Light Winds And Freezing Nights

Weather forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions Friday night and Saturday. Expect lows near zero Friday night and highs around 15 Saturday with northeasterly winds up to 15 mph. Sunday remains cold with lows 5 to 10.

Nixon to seek single urban transit fund with 2.2 billion

President Nixon plans a single urban transportation fund combining more than 2.2 billion from highway and mass transit programs. Funds would be allocated by population and allow cities wide discretion, potentially reshaping federal support for transit and highway projects nationwide.

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