Onalaska Seeks Fair Sewage Fee in La Crosse Deal
Onalaska officials and La Crosse officials meet to review a proposed sewage treatment contract. Estimated Onalaska cost would push homeowner bills toward 40 to 60 dollars annually, with capital-improvement costs debated and 1976 charges set on current costs.
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Onalaska
la Crosse
City of
Sundet
Sherman Stellpflug
Stellpflug
Schroeder
Onalaskans
Newburg Cheese Coop Seeks Pollutant Permit Approval
Newburg Corners Cooperative Cheese Factory in Bangor seeks a pollutant discharge permit from the Department of Natural Resources. The Public Service Commission cites 2,000 gallons daily wastewater from cheese making into the ridge and furrow system. Public comments or hearings may be requested in Madison. agencies have 90 days to respond. Copies of WPDES file data are available from the DNR at the Madison address.
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Newburg Corners
Wis
R. 1
Bangor
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Public Service Commission
WPDES
Pyare Square
University Ave
Madison
LaCrosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
LaCrosse Tribune lists contact numbers for missed papers and classifieds. It notes publication schedule, mailing address, carrier price per two weeks, and a one year mail subscription rate of 35 dollars within 75 miles of La Crosse.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Agent’s Slaying Won’t Halt CIA Probe
Sen. Frank Church says the murder of CIA Greece chief Richard Welch must not derail congressional oversight of intelligence agencies. He warned against using the killing as an excuse to curb efforts to expose improper activities within the intelligence community.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Richard Welch
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Welch
Greece
Editorial spurs debate over CIA agent death remarks
In Athens the Greek government offered 160000 dollars for information leading to arrests in the assassination. Police report no leads. Church rejected any link between his overseas operations panel and Welch's death. Ackerman blamed Congress for the tragedy. President Ford cited disclosures of Welch's name as partly responsible.
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Church
CIA
Ackerman
Welch
Ford
Washington
Free University Seeks Teachers for Spring Semester
The Free University run by University of Wisconsin La Crosse students seeks teachers for spring 1976. Advisor Margie Warrick says learning is sharing and you need not be a professional—just have practical skills such as Chinese cooking or handwriting analysis. Classes begin in early February 1976. contact Warrick at UW La Crosse for information.
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Schroeder
la Crosse
The
Free University
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Margie Warrick
Warrick
Uw-La Crosse
Five Soviets Sentenced to Death in Nine Million Ruble Swindle
The Baku Worker reported in December that five Soviet citizens were executed and 59 others jailed for a massive agricultural fraud in Lenkaran Azerbaijan. A vegetable canning factory and farm officials allegedly diverted land for fake vegetable growing, with over two million rubles personally embezzled and assets seized.
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Moscow
Lenkoran
Communist Party
Baku
India Mine Disaster Raises Death Toll Doubts
Officials and union leaders estimate up to 700 workers may be missing after a gas explosion flooded a 1250 foot shaft in India. About 372 miners were in the shaft when the blast occurred and water filled the mine to 150 feet from the surface as pumps remove water and trucks deliver drinking water to a town of 4000.
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Mine Workers’ Union
Yadav
India
Women Gain Equal Rights Legislation In Britain
Britain enacts the Sex Discrimination and Equal Pay Acts to ban sex based job ads and guarantee equal pay for equal work and training. Exemptions remain for private clubs small firms and single sex institutions. loopholes persist with certain professions and settings excluded. Women may seek court or tribunal relief with penalties up to two years pay.
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London
Britain
Meir urges mass Jewish move to Israel
Former Israeli leader Golda Meir urged 1 000 attendees at a Zionist labor convention to relocate two million Jews to Israel to reach a population of five million She argued the move would boost Israel’s ability to export and cited political strains with the United States noting talks with President Ford and Secretary Kissinger while Foreign Minister Yigal Allon was en route to Washington
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New York
Golda Meir
Israel
Meir
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Yigal Allen
Ford Signs Bill Funding Energy and Works Projects
President Ford signed a 9.3 billion appropriations bill to fund major federal public works and energy research through September 30. The measure supports the Army Corps of Engineers Bureau of Reclamation Interior power programs the Energy Research and Development Administration and agencies like TVA and the Appalachian Regional Commission with flood control irrigation and nuclear energy projects.
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WAIL
Colo
Ford
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Interior Department
Power Agencies
Energy Research and Development Administration
Corps of Engineers
Tennessee Valley Authority
Appalachian Regional Commission
Nine die as Mitsubishi MU-2 crashes near Granby Colorado
A Mitsubishi MU-2 charter carrying eight Californians to a ski holiday crashed near the Continental Divide by Winter Park. Civil Air Patrol said two survivors who jumped from a helicopter signaled no one alive. The wreckage was spotted at about 8000 feet after a two day air and ground search. The flight departed Denver Stapleton Friday with another light plane for Grand Lake.
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Colo
Colorado Civil Air Patrol
Continental Divide
Divide
Winter Park
Star Aviation of
Denver
Stapleton International
Little King Ranch
Grand Lake
Kissinger Strengthens U.S. Stand as Nixon Falls, Ford Takes Office
An aide says Secretary of State Henry Kissinger consolidated America’s weakened global position during Nixon’s final days and early Ford administration signals. The remarks summarize his influence amid presidential transition events in Madison Wisconsin.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Madison, Wis
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Kissinger
Station Return to Church Tests Portugal's Authority
The World Lisbon AP reports Radio Renascenca, seized by leftists last May and bombed by soldiers in November, has been returned to the Catholic Church. The government says broadcasts will resume after repairs, highlighting the regime's claim to authority after a failed leftist coup.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Radio Renasenca
Showers And Rain Forecast Across Regions
AP forecast maps show showers from the eastern Gulf to the Midwest and Great Lakes and into the Northeast. Central and northern Rockies also expect rain. Mild Florida and nearby states. seasonably cold nationwide. Wisconsin and Minnesota outlooks include cloudy nights with light snow or cold periods and partial clearing. Newer ink notes New Orleans area confusion.
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Wisconsin
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