Board Urges Purchase Of High School Site
The La Crosse Area Public School District Board voted 7 to 2 to buy the Midwest Foundry site at 1500 Prospect St for 615000 and 7.2 acres of land for relocation, aiming a new high school by Aug. 15 1979 pending Fiscal Control Board and Army Corps approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiscal Control Board
Army Corps of Engineers
Roger Roslansky
Hackner, Schroeder & Roslansky, Inc
la Crosse Area
Eugene Balts
la Crosse River
St. Paul
Corps of Engineers
Balts
Roslansky
Helen Kelly
Ferdinand Sontag
Wheeler Co
la Crosse
Loca
Wheelchair riders find new footing on hills and trails
In Oakland, paraplegics and quadriplegics join a Berkeley sponsored program to swap wheelchairs for horseback riding twice weekly. The year old effort, funded mainly by a 17000 grant, combines riding with swimming, gymnastics and other activities to boost mobility and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Susan Sygall
Berkeley
Steve Young
Postal workers face heavy load as holiday mail shifts
Outside the La Crosse post office Cindy Gerke carries a full bag while inside Dick Kline reaches for more. Officials report mail volume down about 4 percent from 1975, yet cards and even parcel post should still reach cross country by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Gerke
S. 11Th St
Dick Kline
Hyde Ave
la Crosse
Technology Cuts About 20 Jobs At Continental Can
Continental Can Co. plans a Dec 30 work force realignment due to changing technology. About 20 unionized employees at the 1501 St James plant in St Louis may be laid off permanently as a new aluminum assembly line replaces two steel lines. The plant employs roughly 90 workers represented by IAM Local 1115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Can Co. Inc
Tribune
William B. Prott
St. James St
International Association of Machinists Union
Protz
Mayor Vetoes Redevelopment Budget in La Crosse
Mayor Patrick Zielke vetoed the $600,000 La Crosse Redevelopment Authority budget for 1977 and filed the veto with City Clerk Aubrey Kroner. It is his fifth veto since April 1975, amid concerns the budget would burden taxpayers and questions over governance and resignations within the authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Zielke
la Crosse
Zielke
Common Council
Redevelopment Authority
City, Foundry reach compromise on new facility move
Midwest Foundry owner Samuel Trender gains time to relocate to a city owned site in La Crosse Interstate Industrial Park. The La Crosse Area School District avoids a condemnation fight and will obtain the high school site, with cash payments totaling 672 750 and a 100 000 letter of credit to guarantee terms. The deal hinges on Fiscal Control Board approval and permits, while the district may access the current site during a transition period. Separately, the La Crosse Fire Department continues its probe into the Ben Franklin store explosion and fire, with the state fire marshal notified and five people treated for burns or smoke inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Foundry, Inc
la Crosse Area
Midwest Foundry
Samuel Trender
Donald Harman
Eugene Balts
John Flanagan
la Crosse
la Crosse Interstate
Trendov
Fiscal Control Board
Trendev
Ben Franklin
Caledonia St
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