Rest Area Hearing Weighs I-90 Center Near Dresbach
Public hearing on an $800,000 I-90 safety rest area and tourist information center near Lake Shore Drive drew about 60 people. Proponents included city and county officials and business representatives while opponents criticized cost and location.
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French Island
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Robert Huber
Lake Shore Drive
I-90
Wisconsin Dells
Virgil Roberts
Dholmen
Arthur McBain Jr
William Bush
Curtis Storck
la Crosse
Roy Franz
Franz
Dresbach
Minnesota
Harold C. Arentz
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Robert Hanson
Rockland
Hanson
Jennings Jolivette
Victory Ave
Miller Wins UMW Presidency After Court Ordered Vote
Arnold Miller, candidate of Miners for Democracy, claims a decisive UMW presidency win over incumbent W A Boyle in the court ordered election. Officials report 52,403 to 40,966 with 56 percent margin as locals tallied. Miller vows reforms, pensions to $200, headquarters move, and staff retention pending member input.
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Washington
Arnold Miller
W. A
Tony” Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Miller
Miners For Democracy
Ohley
W. Va
Labor Department
Boyle
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
John L. Lewis
Hijacker Surrenders To Dad and Psychiatrist in Canada
In Montreal a 21 year old Canadian, Larry Maxwell Stanford of Saint John New Brunswick, surrendered to his father and a Montreal psychiatrist after commandeering a Quebecair BAC111. He released 57 passengers unharmed during a looping flight from Wabash Indiana to Montreal Ottawa and back. Stewardess Josette Cote persuaded him to return and surrender. The youth had abducted a station manager at Wabash with a .22 rifle and forced him aboard. He had demanded to fly to Vancouver and Winnipeg before changing his mind repeatedly. He and his wife, expecting a second child, were separated since September. The airline said no precautions were planned for small airports like Wabash.
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Montreal
Canada
Larry Maxwell Stanford
Saint John
N.B
Wabash
Mid
Ottawa
John Stanford
Labrador City
Mld
Bruno Cormier
Stanford
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Josette Cote
Quebecair
Andre Lizotte
West Labrador
Newfoundland
Miss Cote
Mauston School Damaged By Fire
A fire gutted the second floor and damaged the ground floor of Mauston Elementary Junior High, discovered at 2 56 a.m. by a snow removal crew. Fire departments from Manston Elroy and New Lisbon fought the blaze, which started in the 1915 assembly room and forced classes to be canceled as crews battled the flames in freezing conditions.
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Mauston
Wis
Manston
Elroy
New Lisbon
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cold Nights
Fair and cold Friday night with a near zero low. Saturday remains chilly with a high near 18 and northwest winds around 10 mph. Measurable precipitation chances are five percent Friday night and ten percent Saturday. Sunday looks mostly cloudy and slightly warmer with a Sunday morning low around 5.
Look Inside Pretty Abstract Stuff on Moral Investments
John P. Roche comments on a recent campus protest movement urging colleges to adopt a moral stance on investments. This Page 6 item highlights black campus militants pushing for ethical standards in university portfolios.
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John P. Roche
Mt La Crosse Opens 13th Ski Season Saturday
Mt La Crosse launches its 13th skiing season this Saturday with favorable weather. Tribune sports writer Terry Burt notes the usual 13th season superstitions seem unfounded and looks ahead to early warmup and field conditions.
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Mt. la Crosse
Terry Burt
Tribune
Ten Beds Delivered After One Order in Manhattan Court
Mrs. Ralph Spinner testified in Civil Court that Abraham & Straus delivered ten beds instead of two after her January order. She described four mattresses in the living room and multiple frames, headboards, and other pieces blocking rooms, injuring her finger while moving a mattress. The jury awarded $750 in damages.
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New York
Manhattan
Ralph Spinner
Spinner
Abraham & Straus
Brooklyn
Hospital search for two ex patients linked to anesthesia failure
Dr. John Jaeger at Lutheran Hospital seeks two former patients who had trouble breathing after anesthesia. One lived in Viroqua and the other in Iowa. both may have abnormal enzyme levels that prevent proper drug breakdown. Mrs. Voves sparked the investigation after a 1960s reaction requiring hours of respirator support.
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John Jaeger
Lutheran Hospital
Jaeger
Viroqua
Iowa
la Crosse
John Voves
Dr. Jaeger
Voves
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Keith Ellison
S. 15Th St
Ellison
Wisconsin
Richard Nagle
Sandra Fletcher
S. 26Th St
Division of Highways
Paul Cuta
Farnam St
UMW
Union
Charleston
Pittsburgh
National Bank of Washington
Larry M. Stanford
Juneau County Courthouse
Womens News
Ann Landers
Bedlam
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