Conferees Work To Extend Tax Cut
The conference committee advances a bill to extend 1975 individual tax cuts into the new year but Ford is unlikely to approve. Republicans and Democrats debate how to tailor the extension while maintaining current withholding through June 30. The Senate and House bills differ on aid to the poor large families and single earners with a veto fight looming.
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Washington
Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Senate
House
Walter D. Huddleston
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
Huddleston
West Salem area schools announce board election
Public notice for Joint School District No. 1 West Salem Wisconsin outlines election date for school board members on April 7, 1976 and filing deadline for candidates by January 13, 1976. Two seats to replace Robert Anderson and Donald Bina. Clerk Wilbur Hauser signs notice.
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West Salem Area
West Salem
Wisconsin
Hamilton
Burns
Farmington
Barre
Medary
Bangor
Washington
Greenfield
Shelby
la Crosse County
West Salem Area School District
Robert Anderson
Donald Bina
Wilbur Hauser Wilbur Hauser
Route
Body in BRF Identified as Mukwonago Man
The body found Sunday near the Black River in downtown Black River Falls was identified as 30 year old Alvin D. Johnson of Mukwonago. His parents and siblings arrived to confirm identification and funeral plans were set for today. Johnson, born Sept 21 1945, had been hospitalized in La Crosse for alcohol detoxification.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Alvin D. Johnson
Mukwonago
Cleo Thompson
Alvin Johnson
Black River
D. L. Strandberg
Jackson County
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eau Claire
Johnson
Madison
la Crosse
Angolan Aid Debate Hits Secret Funds Question
Lawmakers clash over an appropriations bill that may fund Angola relief or military aid. Senator Tunney and others suspect twenty five million dollars in hidden CIA and intelligence allocations could be used for Angola, though McClellan says no funds are earmarked.
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Angola
House
John J. McClellan
Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
CIA
Tunney
McClellan
Senate
Autopsy Planned After City Woman Edith Otto’s Death
Edith M. Otto, 67, who was struck by a car November 6 in the A and P Super Market lot, died Sunday at a local hospital after head and leg injuries. An autopsy will determine the cause of death. She is survived by a sister in Madison and a brother in Owosso, with services set at Sletten McKee Hanson Funeral Home in Holmen Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Burial in Greenmound Cemetery.
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Edith M. Otto
la Crosse County
Mark Seinfelder
Otto
West Ave. S
A & P Super Market
la Crosse
Paul
Clara Putsch
Joseph
Helen) Lipska
Madison
Herman
Owosso
Mich
Harry
Sletten-McKee- Hanson
Calvin Hay
Greenmound
Holmen
Teacher Sues Over Dismissal Linked to Free Speech
ISEA contends Rose Zoll was dismissed for exercising free speech. The suit notes that Zoll faced alleged retaliation after sending two letters to a local newspaper and claims the district used finances and evaluation ranking to justify nonrenewal. The hearing drew over 200 supporters and Zoll later joined the school board.
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Mrs. Zoll
Nancy George
ISEA
Rose Zoll
U. S
George
Zoll
Makee County
Iowa
Fuhrman
Police Commission Clears Rastall Department Decision
The police department faces no charges, with the commission noting no error by Rastall and officials. Woggon backs the ruling and Chief Cloudy unavailable for comment. Rastall says the outcome sounds good, while Strittmaier expresses disappointment in the action taken. Williams, Van Riper, West, and the Kiefers plan a strategy meeting.
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Woggon
Rastall
Commission
Police Department
Strittmaier
Donald Williams
Charles van Riper
Stanley West
Richard Kiefer
Eight More Seek Nomination For County Board
Charles Spiker of Holmen filed nomination papers Monday to run for 30th District county supervisor, joining eight others who picked up papers. By Monday 15 had taken papers, including 10 incumbents, for 34 supervisor posts. Notable entrants include four incumbents in various districts. Filing deadline is 5 p.m. January 20.
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Charles Spiker
Holmen
Clarence Christopher
Lawrence Hauswirth
Richard Ash
John Brown
Marty Juel
la Crosse
Ronald Boenigh
N. 9Th St
Ralph Geary Jr
Avon St
LaCrosse Tribune Classified and Delivery Rates Notice
Public notice lists contact numbers for missed copies and classified ads. It provides office address at 401 N 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 and subscription rates including La Crosse Sunday Tribune. City carrier price and mail subscription terms are stated for within 75 miles.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Alaska Oilfield tapping begins near Lake Teshekpuk
Workers and equipment will reach Lake Teshekpuk to start drilling up to two of 26 wells in Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4. The Navy foresees substantial gas and oil potential as contractors target the remote area southeast of Barrow.
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Barrow
Alaska
Teshekpuk
Here
Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4
Cmdr
Terrence J. Woods
Navy
Cold Front Ends East Warm Spell With Broad Showers
The Associated Press reports record warm conditions in the East ended as a cold front moved through New England to the Atlantic coast. A broad band of showers stretched from southern New England to southern Texas, with additional showers in southern Florida as bitterly cold air advanced into the northern plains and Rockies.
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Associated Press
New England
Central
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Texas
Florida
Plains
Rockies
Dutch train hijackers planned with military precision
Dutch journalist hostages say the gunmen who hijacked a north Holland train for nearly two weeks planned the attack to the minute. They were described as military men, and the killings were attributed to nerves rather than order, with one engineer and a passenger shot during the hijacking.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Ger Vaders
Vaders
Lebanon Fearful of Israeli Invasion Claim
Premier Rashid Karami accused Israel of preparing to invade Lebanon under a rescue pretext for Beirut's Jews. Israel radio denied the plan while Karami urged major powers and the UN Security Council to note Israel's preparations. He summoned U. S. Ambassador G McMurtrie Godley for talks and then visited the Defense Ministry.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Israel
Karami
Israel Radio
Tel Aviv
Radio Israel
United Nations Security Council
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Godley
Defense Ministry
Kissinger Urges Oil Nations to Aid Poor in Third World
At a 27 nation conference in Paris Secretary of State Kissinger pressed oil exporting nations to channel large profits to aid the world’s poor. He said industrialized countries cannot cover rising energy costs alone and proposed cartel members redirect billions to international lenders while lowering oil prices.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Midwest Weather Overnight Snapshot and Dresbach Lock Update
Wisconsin shows variable cloudiness and cold with light snow flurries tonight and Wednesday. Minnesota trend toward clear to partly cloudy and much colder with a chance of flurries northeast tonight. Iowa clear to partly cloudy and very cold tonight and Wednesday. Dresbach Lock and Dam 7 reports flow at 24 400 cubic feet per second as the season ends and traffic is closed.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Weather Facts From Last Year And Historical Extremes
The data lists last year value 2101 and normal 2073 with a record high of 8 in 1959 and a record low of 21 in 1932. It also provides sunrise at 7 34 a m and sunset at 4 29 p m.
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Alma
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Mississippi
Schumacher
Don Kish, Jr
Roy Tichenor
Stephen J. Buch
Alan L. Ward
Jim Kirchoff
St. Lacrosse, Wis
LaCrosse Tribune
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Rochester Minn
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Senate Intelligence Committee
George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ralph Nader
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