Motion Seeks Retrial For Tomah Man Under Repeater Charge
Public Defender Robert Frieberg asked Monroe County Judge James W. Rice to vacate the two year reformatory sentence for Robert F. Plutchack of Tomah and grant a new trial claiming his constitutional rights were violated by lack of counsel notice. The case centers on convictions used to support a felony repeater charge and whether a 1965 drunken and disorderly conviction was valid. Judge Rice requested briefs and gave the state 20 days to respond before ruling.
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Sparta
Wis
Robert F. Plutchack
Tomah
Green Bay Reformatory
Robert Frieberg
Madison
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Frieberg
Plutchack
Rice
Dist
Donald L. Goodman
Goodman
Reformatory
Lambert Hansen
Justice Court
Gideon
Supreme Court
Right to Court Counsel in Repeater Misdemeanor Charges
The article notes that in misdemeanors accruing to a repeater charge, a defendant who cannot afford it has the right to court-appointed counsel. It outlines the procedural safeguard ensuring legal representation for indigent defendants facing enhanced charges.
Mississippi River Counties Receive Regional Planning Grant
The Department of Resource Development approved a $3,000 grant to seven Mississippi River counties for regional planning. The funds go to La Crosse Pierce Pepin Buffalo Trempealeau Vernon and Crawford, bringing the total Wisconsin counties in regional planning to 33.
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Madison
Department of Resource Development
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Pierce
Pepin
Buffalo
Trempealeau
Vernon
Crawford
Wisconsin
Worker Admits Theft In County Tax Office
Genevieve Paske 42 pleaded guilty to grand theft for embezzling 849 dollars from the county treasurer's office last summer while a part time worker. Judge John Buchen ordered a pre sentence investigation after the loss was found when a taxpayer reported not receiving credit for property tax.
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Sheboygan (Ap
Genevieve Paske
John Buchen
Carl Richter
Brazil Coffee Exports Hit Six Month Total
Brazil exported 8,040,165 sacks of coffee in the first half of this year, compared with 5,015,750 sacks for the same period in 1965, according to the National Statistics Council.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
National Statistics Council
Tomah Couple Ponders Quiet 75th Wedding Anniversary
Prairie couple Guy Coleman age 94 and Mertie 90 of Tomah Wisconsin plan a quiet family gathering for their 75th anniversary on Tuesday December 27. Married in a Juneau County farm home their long life includes a Rice Lake farming stint and Coleman timber work. They have three grandchildren and four great grandchildren and received wishes from President Lyndon B Johnson.
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Guy Coleman
Manston
Tomah
Wis
Mertie
Council St
Coleman
Rice Lake
Methodist Church
Daugh
Mae Coleman
Lincoln
Neb
Pres
Lyndon B. Johnson
Deaths and a Columbus fact from early 20th century notices
Obituary notices report the December deaths of Frank R. Nanscawen 58 of La Crosse with service details and survivors including spouse and four daughters. Another death, Mrs John Haraldson 75 of Kane Street, awaits funeral arrangements. An unrelated note recalls Christopher Columbus naming the island Trinidad after the Trinity on his third voyage to the New World.
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Frank R. Nanscawen
S. 30Th St
Rowena
Greg
Barbara) Bay
Schumacher Funerral
J. L. Mattes
Woodlawn
John Haraldson
Kane St
Dickinson Funeral Home
Christopher Columbus
Trinidad
New World
Judgment list from Wisconsin courts includes multiple traffic fines
The record covers circuit and county court judgments across Wisconsin towns including La Crosse Black River Falls and Fort Atkinson. It lists defendants and offenses such as illegal passing speeding drunken driving and unregistered vehicles with fines ranging from 13 to 83 dollars. It concludes with a note that Lake Michigan and the Great Salt Lake are the two largest lakes wholly within the United States.
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Credit Bureau of la
Ill
Robert L. Jurich
St. Paul
Minn
Allan E. Wagner
Hartland
Harlan D. Plumb
White Bear Lake
Victor O. Italiano
Waukesha
Louis 0. Woodfull
Michigan City
Ind
Edward P. Leick
Ronald L. King
Madison
Sandra E. Emmerich
Kenosha
Vien
Donald W. White
Dothan
Ala
Steven L. Robelia
Strum
Dwaine G. Busse
Melrose
Wayne J. Horn
Black River Falls
Wisconsin
Wallace E. Blackdeer
Erwin B. Hart
Raymond J. Kapinshkowitz Neopit
Rex R. Garvis
Milwaukee
Alden R. Meyers
Watertown
James R. Tuzkowski
Oconomowoc
Francis J. Fraser
Margie Halverson
Gerald R. Halverson
West Allis
John Mann
Portage
Robert E. Dayton
Neillsville
Lake Michigan
Great Salt Lake
The
United States
Inflation's Toll Seen In 1966 Economy For 1967 Outlook
The 1966 inflation era cooled, but analysts expect continued growth into 1967 with fewer price jumps. Government economists forecast a robust year, though the housing sector may rebound slowly after a two-decade low. Some fear tax shifts could trigger a recession, while housing starts remain near lows.
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Johnson
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