Warning Tickets Begin Enforcing Losey Boulevard Speed Limit
Los ey police began issuing warning tickets to drivers traveling 25 to 30 mph on Losey Boulevard and traffic citations for speeding over 30 mph. The policy, announced Dec. 16, aims to enforce the 25 mph limit indefinitely, with expanded surveillance and training for officers.
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Decline in food costs steadies November price rise
The first drop in food prices in eight months kept November consumer price rise at three tenths of 1 percent, matching October. Real take home pay rose eight tenths of 1 percent, the largest monthly gain in over a year, while 12 month consumer prices rose 5 percent, the smallest in over three years.
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Five Youths Hurt In Auto Crash Near Prairie Du Chien
Five Crawford County teens were injured in a one car crash on Highway 131 in Steuben on Sunday night. Driver Scott Blacconiere, 16, and four passengers were taken to Boscobel Memorial Hospital with a mix of shoulder chest and head injuries. All listed in satisfactory condition.
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Wauzeka
James Clark
Cheryl Pickering
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Officials Study Paralysis Cases In Swine Flu Inquiry
Public health officials nationwide search for all cases of a paralyzing syndrome to determine links to the suspended swine flu immunization program. The CDC focuses on Guillain Barre Syndrome after concerns about reported cases and program suspension.
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National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Strand To Resign Items Debated In School Negotiations
The article reports ongoing contract talks at a vocational-technical school with Ron Safran noting four tentative agreements including a non discrimination clause and a void clause for illegal items. It also discusses Hanning's blank check arrangement and unclear travel fees between La Crosse and Milwaukee.
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Manston
Hillview plans move to Park Terrace for elderly care
La Crosse County eyes converting Hillview into residential care units at a proposed value over 4.2 million, to be completed if the shift occurs. Ipsen urges continued county operation or a new facility while committee members weigh private sector options.
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Gerald Bes
John Sagen
Sylvester Clements
Sagen
Oak Forest
Onalaska
Douglas Farmer
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Sparta insurance man treated after cold exposure
John W. Lakowske, 61, of Sparta R3, was treated in St. Mary's Hospital for exposure after his car left 6th Drive south of Sparta, crossed the La Crosse River bridge, and plunged 280 feet into the river. He was found by Clyde Bennett at 9:40 a.m. Monday.
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Clyde Bennett
Daley’s Career and Death Mark Chicago Political Era
Richard J. Daley born May 5 1902 rose from 11th Ward precinct captain to Chicago mayor in 1955 and served six terms. He faced surgery in May 1974 before passing, leaving a lasting legacy in local politics and governance.
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Senate
Hillview Study Panel Won’t Consider Samardich Offer
Madison area nursing home administrator George Samardich offered to buy Hillview Home for 1 million or lease it, but the Hillsview Ad Hoc Determination Committee will not address the offer unless someone brings it up. Samardich has filed a 1.8 million libel suit against Hillview officials over a background report.
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Mount Horeb
William Ipsen
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Oscar Lindgren Jr
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Upper Michigan
Minneapolis
William Bush
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Cold Weather Dominates Midwest With Snow in The Great Lakes
A frosty pattern covers the nation with snow possible in the upper Great Lakes and northern Illinois. Minnesota warms slightly but sees snow in the Northeast and West tonight. Wisconsin stays cloudy and cold with possible flurries, while Iowa trends cloudy with mixed conditions. Dresbach and La Crosse report flowing river stages around 8,800 cubic feet per second as of 8 p.m.
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Argo Merchant Breaks Up Off Nantucket After Spilling Oil
The Liberian tanker Argo Merchant split in two amid rough seas near Nantucket. Coast Guard officials said the ship apparently was not spilling large amounts of oil, while noting limited visibility and dangerous weather. The ship had previously spilled about a fifth of its 7.6 million gallons of heavy oil after running onto Nantucket shoals seven days earlier.
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Former Strikers To Be Recalled At Fond du Lac Firms
Giddings & Lewis Co in Fond du Lac plans to recall 47 former employes who ended a 13 month strike on November 19. Second shifts will start at Davis Tool Co and Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co after January 1, delayed by holidays. Lodge 1402 IAMAW had led the strike across all three Fond du Lac plants until last month when the national union withdrew strike benefits.
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Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co
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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Julie Eisenhower Quotes Mao On Long Chinese Struggle
Julie Nixon Eisenhower reports Mao Tse tung told her that class struggle in China could last two or three hundred years. He doubted utopian claims of the People's Republic and said young people are soft and need reminders of struggle. The remarks appear in Ladies Home Journal excerpted from Special People by Simon & Schuster.
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People’s Republic
Simon & Schuster
Civil Rights Leader Considers Run for Congress
Atlanta The Rev Ralph D Abernathy says he is weighing leaving his post as president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to run for Congress He calls it a strong possibility if Carter nominates Rep Andrew Young as ambassador to the United Nations He has received many requests to run.
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Martin Luther King Jr
SCLC
Leaders From 12 States Urge Carter Aid For Farmers
Denver meeting hosted by J Evan Goulding urged government action to help farmers through import quotas loan levels and reserves management. Attendees included Nebraska Gov J J Exon and representatives from Wyoming Montana Minnesota New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin and California.
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