Prisoners Work For Freedom Under Wisconsin Huber Law
Milwaukee area inmate Erwin Magritz leaves jail daily for work under the Huber Law work release program. The article reviews eligibility, costs, supervision, and the mix of success and abuse in La Crosse and surrounding counties. It notes payments to the jail, legal fees, and the program’s impact on inmates and taxpayers.
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Erwin Magritz
Wisconsin
Huber
Magritz
Shiftar Brothers Auto Salvage
Milwaukee Area
la Crosse
la Crosse County
William
Bill’’ Black
Black
Leonard
Trnny
Lawrence Linhart
Henry Allen Huber
State Assembly
Senate
Roraff
Ford veto of picketing bill shocks labor ties
President Ford vetoes a measure expanding picketing rights for construction unions, pleasing Republican conservatives but risking Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop. Dunlop, who drafted the bill with Ford last summer, may resign in protest as aides say he will decide on his future.
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Washington
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Secretary of
Labor
Heileman completes Grain Belt acquisition stake
Heileman Brewery to gain production rights and distribution reach for Grain Belt brand in Minneapolis. Agreement signed by Russell Cleary states operational control by March 1 with DoJ no objection, production moved to Schmidt Brewery in St. Paul and up to 5 million barrels annual output anticipated.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co
Heileman Pres
Russell Cleary
Heileman
Cleary
U.S. Department of Justice
Justice Department
Grain Belt
Irwin Jacobs
Minneapolis
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Mississippi
la Crosse
St. Paul
Minn
Evansville
Ind
Newport
Wisconsin
S Machine Products Inc
Man Killed When Struck By Own Car
La Crosse man Steven Hauser 19 died in a city hospital after being run over by his own car. Police questioned a young woman who was at the wheel as the car rolled over him during a stalled attempt to free the vehicle on St. Cloud Street. Coroner Dr. Mark Seinfelder said death stemmed from multiple injuries but a traffic fatality ruling was not yet made. He was taken to St Francis Hospital after the incident at about 3 15 a.m.
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la Crosse
Steven Hauser
S. 17Th Place
la Crosse County
Mark Seinfelder
Hauser
St. Cloud Street
Tri- State Ambulance Service
St. Francis Hospital
Fire damages Brown Derby Supper Club in West Bend
A blaze at the Brown Derby Supper Club on Big Cedar Lake caused extensive damage Monday night. State fire marshals were summoned to investigate, marking the second fire at the restaurant that day.
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West Bend
Wis
Big Cedar Lake
No Paper The La Crosse Tribune Christmas Day
The La Crosse Tribune will not be published on Thursday Christmas Day as the holiday schedule suspends print. Readers are advised to watch upcoming notices for next publication date and any community notices.
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la Crosse Tribune
Energy bill signing may not cut fuel prices
President Ford signed a bill to roll back crude oil prices but officials say consumer fuel costs will not fall much. FEA chief Frank Zarb warns price drops of 2.5 to 3 cents per gallon are likely neutralized by 10 percent export boosts and industry costs, with at most about a 1.5 cent cut possible. The measure ends most oil price controls by 1979, while a windfall tax idea was rejected. A separate Library of Congress study projects higher imports and a 50 percent rise in oil imports by 1977.
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Washington
Ford
Frank G. Zarb
U.S
Zarb
United States
Library of Congress
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
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