Wisconsin marching band to Florida under stricter rules
The UW La Crosse Marching Chiefs face tighter conduct rules for their Florida trip, including no alcohol purchases except solo, sun safety guidance, dress codes, and reminders that trouble will bring press scrutiny. The shift follows the 18 year old age of majority.
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Robert Steuck
UWL
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Steuck
Chiefs Set For Florida Takeoff
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse Marching Chiefs prepare for their longest trip, a Florida eight day Orange Bowl and Disney World itinerary. They fly from Madison to Miami on Friday, perform at the Junior Orange Bowl, the AFC playoff game, King Orange Parade, Orange Bowl, and Disney World, returning Jan 4. Budget plans include fundraising to cover basic trip costs.
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Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
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Coral Gables
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Oakland Raiders
Orlando
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Disney World
Madison
Everglades Hotel
Miami
Seaquarium
Band Trip Finance Plans Face Higher Miami Costs
Alexander outlines student fundraising of 337 per head from cookbooks bumper stickers oranges fruitcakes and more plus a 50 deposit per band member. Miami trip requires self funded meals and hotels while California trip had university rates. Two work crews manage travel arrangements and duties.
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Miami
California
University of California-Los Angeles
R. Wayne Bennett
Ludwig
Thomas Kie
Robert Schoenmann
Brewer
Dale Benson
Bennett
Hancock Appeals to IAM Lodge 21 Members Over Offer
Trane Co management wrote two letters to IAM Lodge 21 strikers urging them to reconsider the last offer after a Dec 17 vote rejected it by more than two to one. Lodge 1115 had accepted but tied ratification to Lodge 21's approval. The Dec 19 letter noted reluctance to bypass union reps and urged direct view of the company's stance after three months of strike.
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IAM
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La Crosse YMCA Offers Effective Parenting Course
The La Crosse YMCA launches a six session course titled Effective Parenting taught by Robert Huff and Christine Wood. The program runs Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. starting January 15, aiming to teach parents how to communicate with their children and reduce confusion and frustration.
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la Crosse
In City Busing To Be Discussed By Council In January
The Common Council will discuss reinstating in city busing at its Jan 10 meeting rather than a special session. Mayor Gilbertson cited contract prep with La Crosse Transit Co and board acceptance of funding as prerequisites, with two thirds vote needed for approval from surplus funds.
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W. Peter Gilbertson
Gilbertson
la Crosse Transit Co
Incity
Union Check Planned as Garment Firm Reopens
Union president Lillian Kampschroer of Local 379 ILGWU says the La Crosse Garment Co. will reopen under a government contract to produce 204 000 sleeping bags and plans to verify whether hired staff are union or nonunion. The bankruptcy hearing with referee Leonard Bessman was adjourned to January 31.
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la Crosse Garment Co
Lillian Kampschroer
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Leonard Bessman
Bessman
Students Aid Bloodmobile Volunteers Help During Christmas Break
High school and college students on Christmas vacation assisted the Badger Regional Blood Mobile for an extra stop seeking donations. A Red Cross spokesman says more than 40 students volunteered and staff from local schools and Scouts joined in.
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Red Cross
Mary E. McArdle
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Terri Anderson
UWL
Bill Banasik
Pat Formanek
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Mary L. Gerke
Viterbo College
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