Carter to Meet Two Women for Key Posts
President elect Carter will interview Joan Manley of Time Inc and Juanita Kreps of Duke University for potential top federal jobs. Mondale and AFL CIO leaders Meany and Kirkland weigh in as talks surface on Labor and Interior posts.
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Lane Kirkland
Carter
Kirkland
George Meany
John T. Dunlop
Labor
Ford
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Afl-Cio
Mondale
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
FBI
Los Angeles Times
Johnson
Utility Executive To Take Georgia Post
Madison Wisconsin AP reports Donald Stokely senior VP of Wisconsin Power and Light Co resigns to become president and general manager of Georgia Power Authority in Atlanta.
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Georgia Post
Madison, Wis
Donald Stokely
Wiscasin Power and Light Co
Georgia Power Authority
Atlanta
Taxpayers Foot Bills for Governor Lucey Gifts
The 1971 1974 records show Governor Lucey used a legislative contingency fund for items beyond official duties including Christmas cards, flowers, liquor, tickets, and travel for his wife. Spending covered pens, dinners, magazines, and gifts to officials, with audits planned.
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Lucey
Barbara Muncie
Madison
Milwaukee
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Washington
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Muncie
Lacey
LaCrosse Tribune Masthead and Pricing Note
LaCrosse Tribune announces contact numbers for missed papers and classifieds. It lists publication schedule and pricing including city carrier and mail subscription rates within 75 miles. The notice mentions office address at 40 N. 3rd St La Crosse Wisconsin and volume 72 number 213.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Harborview Plaza plan eyed by La Crosse council panel
Mayor Patrick Zielke proposes 10 options for Harborview and the Redevelopment Authority. The five member committee discussed choices including expanding the area conceptually to attract a developer and selling off parts as needed.
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Patrick Zielke
Harborview Plaza
la Crosse Redevelopment Authority
Harborview
Zielke
Ferdinand Sontag
Donald Medinger
James Shoger
Curtis Storck
Rudolphs Alone Continued from Page 1
The seven member Redevelopment Authority resigns and dissolves at 5 p m leaving no check signers. Executive director Charles Parrott also resigns and Donna Schurz leaves with no funds for a replacement. Rudolph Rudolph, 35, remains to oversee records but faces an unsettled future as the authority ceases operations.
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Charles Parrott
Colorado Springs
Cal
Donna Schurz
Authority
Schneider
Parrott
Rudolph
City council urged to expand Harborview site redevelopment reach
The political committee urges the Common Council to expand Harborview property beyond 10.6 acres. Alderman Storck calls for more aldermen in redevelopment while Sontag warns against mixing many officials with the Redevelopment Authority. The Authority’s final acts include severance pay to Parrott and Miss Schurz.
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Pagencial
Common Council
Harborview
Storck
Sontag
Frank Kaufmann
15Th Dist
Pers
Dayton Hudson
Medary
Arlen Shopping Centers Co
Holy Cross Seminary
Skaters Damaging City Ice Rinks Prompt Closures
Eugene Fry, director of city parks and recreation, says there will be no instant skating as weather cools. He cites abuse of the city ice rinks and Lagoon, which are closed until repairs after holes around the ramp formed by summer skating.
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Eugene Fry
City Parks and Recreation
Fry
Son Faces Sentence In Death of Father
Russell Boguskie 18 pleads guilty to aiding and abetting second degree murder in the December 30 1975 killing of his father Marvin Boguskie. Sentencing set for January 17. Three co defendants have already received life sentences. Also reported a $790 cash loss at F W Woolworth Village Shopping Center La Crosse police said the money was missing from a store safe.
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Green Bay, Wis
Russell Boguskie
Marvin Boguskie
Boguskie
F.W. Woolworth
la Crosse
Book To Arrive For Christmas Giving In Jackson County
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis The Jackson County Reader Volume II will be available for Christmas sales. Over the counter sales begin Dec 22 with limited copies, full sale Dec 23 24 at Jackson County Bank for 3 dollars each. It highlights 110 county businesses photos Bicentennial events humor and past articles. Cover by Laura Holder 15. Produced by County Heritage Committee under Janet Krohn with writers and photographers listed.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
Laura Holder
Janet Krohn
Jean Anderson
Merrillan
Grace Holder
Pearl Porath
Kathleen van Gorden
Betty Epstein
Millston
Violet Teeples
Hatfield
Mary Murray Woods
Melrose
Shirley Kilday
Nixon ordered to pay damages in Halperin wiretap case
Morton Halperin, ex Nixon aide, wins damages from former President Nixon and aides for wiretap on his private phone. Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. says they violated the Fourth Amendment by invading Halperin’s privacy and freedom of expression, potentially curbing future surveillance abuses.
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Washington
Morton Halperin
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Halperin
U.S
Atty
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Lewis Smith Jr
Mitchell
Haldeman
Gilmore To Recover Waits For Jan Firing Squad
Convicted killer Gary Gilmore remains in Utah medical care after a second phenobarbital overdose. Doctors say the overdose was potentially lethal but expect him to wake and be well enough for a January 17 firing squad. Authorities probe how he obtained the pills.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Gilmore
University of Utah Medical Center
Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects vote recount request
The Wisconsin Supreme Court denied a recount petition for the November presidential vote. The bid was filed by spokesmen for the U S Labor party and the American Independent party, who had sought recounts in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
U.S. Labor Party
American Independent Party
High Court
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Dam Project Refused By Wisconsin Natural Resources Board
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board rejects backing the La Farge dam on the Kickapoo River if water quality becomes unacceptable. The 6 to 1 vote states no impoundment should proceed if standards fall below state criteria. Final Corps report due Monday. board clarifies stance on flood control separate from water quality concerns.
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Madison
Wis
Natural Resources Board
la Farge
Kickapoo
Wisconsin
Corps of Engineers
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Patrick Lucey
Forrest Gay
St. Paul
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Natural Resources
Anthony Earr
Frog Prince Play at Tomah High Saturday Afternoon
Area Community Theatre presents a children's play The Frog Prince at Tomah Senior High School on Saturday at 2 p.m. The event invites families to enjoy a staged performance in a local venue.
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Area Community Theatre
Childrens Play
Frog Prince
Tomah Senior High
Pistols n Petticoats Square Dance Club Schedule
In the Coulee region the Pistols n Petticoats Square Dance Club offers lessons from 6 30 to 8 30 p m and square and round dancing from 8 30 to 11 p m at First Presbyterian Church.
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Petticoats
First Presbyterian Church
Sunny And Mild Nationwide Forecast With Northeast Chill
The forecast calls for sunny skies and mild temperatures across most of the nation. In the Northeast cooler conditions are expected with occasional snow flurries in New England.
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New England
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dresbach Lock Flow Rises to 8200 CFS This Saturday
The Tri-State forecast calls for mostly clear warm weather into the night and Saturday. At Dresbach Lock and Dam the flow is 8200 cubic feet per second and trending upward.
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Dresbach Lock & Dam
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Harborview Alternatives
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