Fifth graders Bond With Author Wilson Rawls
Hintgen School pupils read Where the Red Fern Grows and receive a personal bio from author Wilson Rawls. He notes his Ozark roots, high school dropout status, work on dam projects, and dreams of writing a world changing book.
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Hintgen School
Wilson Rawls
Rawls
Prelozni
Alcan Highway
Old Mexico
South America
Hintgen
Humanities Grant Supports UWL Citizen Dialogues
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse received a 4600 grant from the Wisconsin Humanities Committee to run five workshops over five months on public policy and regional problems. A 10 member regional panel will hear testimony, publish policy alternatives in Encounters, with stipends for panelists and testifiers.
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Wisconsin Humanities Committee
National Endowment For the Humanities
Patrick Dunn
J. Richard Snyder
History Department
Uwl
Wisconsin
Dunn and
Snyder
Dunn
Rev Yinger Ex City Pastor Dies In Ohio
The Rev Homer Yinger former La Crosse pastor died in Akron Ohio of a heart attack on December 19 burial was December 23. He served La Crosse from 1940 to 1944 and later led Fairlawn Community Church Akron. He was about 64, survived by wife Alberta and three children. He was active in local churches and community groups.
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First Congregational Church
la Crosse
Akron
Ohio
Yinger
Claremont
Calif
Fairlawn
Alberta
Kalamazoo
Mich
United Methodist Church
Albion
DePauw University
Chicago Theological Seminary
Sheriff Candidates Outline Law Enforcement Plans
County sheriff-elect Black and challenger Boma discuss improving patrol coverage with two prowl cars after 8 p.m. and adding bloodhounds, helicopters funded by Civil Air Patrol aid, and closer cooperation with city, county, and state agencies. They favor a possible merger with La Crosse County Traffic Police but will defer to the County Board. Black backs public outreach to residents and cites state help for law enforcement schools. Also reported is the death of World War II hero Macario Garcia in Houston after a vehicle crash. Garcia earned the Medal of Honor for Normandy actions.
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la Crosse County
Boma
Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officers Project Training School
University of Wisconsin- Extension
State Patrol Academy
Sylvia Wehrenberg
Bangor
Houston
Macario Garcia
Veterans Administration
Normandy
Cologne
Nixon China Trip Tops AP Poll Of 1972 News
The Nixon China visit last February was voted the top news story of 1972 by Associated Press member editors and broadcasters. The poll also lists Wallace’s assassination attempt and Nixon’s reelection among the year’s lead events.�
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China
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Chou En-Lai
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
West Virginia
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Income Tax Help Offered in La Crosse IRS Schedule
The La Crosse Area IRS office offers two forms of help for 1973 tax returns starting Jan 2. Toll free questions answered 8:00 to 6:30 Tue-Fri and 10:00 to 4:00 Sat with Milwaukee number 800-452-9100. In person help in the Federal Building 4th and State Sts Tue-Fri 8:00-4:30 and Sat 10:00-2:00 with evening technical aid 4:30-5:30 Wed-Fri Jan 3-5.
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Milwaukee
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4Th
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Counties Reduce Property Tax Leveys Driven by Federal Aid
A Public Expenditure Survey reports 59 of 72 Wisconsin counties cut their county purpose tax levies for 1973, aided by federal revenue sharing. Total levies fell from 272.1 million to 248.9 million, an 11.8 percent drop, with some counties reserving funds for future increases. Several counties posted larger decreases or held back federal funds, while others saw small increases offset by planned reserves.
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Wisconsin
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Bayfield
Manitowoc
Richland
Vernow
Dane
Eau Claire
Florence
Kewaunee
Menominee
Ozaukee
Sheboygan
Dodge
Outagamie
Walworth
Winnebago
Monroe
Jefferson
Adams
Green
Pierce
Waushara
Two Suspects Held In City Armed Robbery Case
Alan J. Torgerson aged 19 from Peterson Minnesota and Danny E. Powers 18 from Winona are jailed in Preston Fillmore County pending return to La Crosse on armed robbery charges. They allegedly held William Callahan at the Amazon Bar parking lot demanding cash then drove toward Brownsville before dropping him on Highway 26.
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Minn
la Crosse
Alan J. Torgerson
Peterson
Danny E. Powers
Winona
la Crosse County
William Callahan
Pearl St
Amazon
la Crescent St
Minnesota
Brownsville
Callahan
la Crescent
Ald. Johnson Seeks City Clerk Post Citing Experience
Alderman Clayton Johnson 55 announced Tuesday his bid for the city clerk job vacated by Shirley Tomalka. A 25 year office veteran and former Prudential salesman, he chairs the Grounds and Buildings Committee and serves on the Aviation Board. Tomalka plans to wed next spring and Roger Vogt also eyes the post. The Trans- Canada Highway measures 4,860 miles.
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Red) Johnson
Shirley
Tomalka
Johnson
Prudential Insurance Co
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Common Council
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Central High School
Navy
Medicare Deductible Increase Sets New Hospital Fees
The Medicare hospital insurance deductible rises to 72 dollars from 68 in 1972, cut in half by the Price Commission. Leggett says the preaction rise would have reached 76, with costs driven by 1971 hospital inflation. New rules also raise per day costs after 60 days to 18 dollars and extended care daily charges to 9 dollars, plus lifetime reserve days to 36 dollars. Medicare expansion to younger disabled and certain kidney patients begins July 1973.
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Medicare
Price Commission
Robert J. Leggett
Social Security
la Crosse
Cost of Living Council
Leggett
Symington Wife Dies After Heart Attack at 69
Evelyn Wadsworth Symington, wife of Senator Stuart Symington and mother of Representative James Symington, died Sunday of a heart attack at age 69. A memorial service is set for Thursday. She recently toured Europe with Congress and vacationed in Florida with her husband after the Washington Redskins Packers playoff game.
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Evelyn Wadsworth Symington
U.S
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James Symington
Missouri
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Florida
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La Crosse Tribune Staff and Circulation Contact Info
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles including publisher executive editor editorial editor operations director and city editor. It provides delivery contact numbers 782 8040 for prompt service and outlines newspaper publish times and office address at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 54401 with pricing 1.60 for city carriers every two weeks.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Doctors Recommend Anacin for Pain Relief
Doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly for headache dental pain and arthritis. The tablet delivers fast relief with fewer stomach upset reports and helps reduce tension and low mood caused by pain.
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Tors
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