Tavern License Bid Thwarted Then Repeal Of Grandfather Clause
A La Crosse Common Council committee rejected Fraternia’s tavern license for 716 Gillette St after finding Sneath as agent and citing code violations. The panel then voted to repeal the grandfather clause that allowed the license transfer, while noting Sneath’s removal and building upgrades as conditions.
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la Crosse Common Council
Council Judiciary and Administration Committee
Fraternia
Gillette St
David C. Sneath
Sneath
Wayne Asfoor
Rocky Rococco’s
Campbell Road
Asfoor
Dennis Kaufmann
James Shoger
John Schubert
Trials set after preliminary hearings in County Court
Gregory Smith 20 of 816 King Street faces trial on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of two 17 year old girls by displaying drugs on County Highway M at Route 1 in Coon Valley. Swertfeger 26 of Route 1 Coon Valley is bound over for Circuit Court on three drug charges and contributing to delinquency. Peter Schumacher 20 of 805 St James Street is bound over on a charge of causing bodily harm to city policeman George Barton during an attempted arrest on North 9th Street. Judge Leonard Roraff presided.
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Gregory Smith
King St
R. 1
Coon Valley
Thomas Swertfeger
Peter Schumacher
St. James St
George Barton
North 9Th Street
Barton
Health groups struggle over proposed health systems agency board
Representatives from La Crosse and Menomonie clash over a 75 member board. Amendments shift seats to county health organizations. Papenfuss amendment passes. dispute over hearings and timing clouds approval.
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la Crosse
Menomonie
Francis Papenfuss
Polk
Pierce
Trempealeau
Vernon
Papenfuss
Glen Austad
Eau Claire
Office Hours Listed For City Treasurer
The La Crosse city treasurer Wesley Denny will be open 8 30 a m to 5 p m Wednesday for property owners to pay taxes before year end. Other city offices remain closed. Denny’s office will be closed Thursday for New Year’s Day, and Friday while other offices reopen.
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la Crosse
Wesley Denny
Denny's
LaCrosse Tribune notices and contact details
Publication notice lists contact numbers for missed papers and classified ads for The Tribune. It provides address 401 N. 3rd St La Crosse Wis 54601 and pricing notes: city carrier $2.00 every two weeks and mail subscription within 75 miles of La Crosse at $35 per year. Volume 71 Number 226.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Grenisen Files Nomination Papers for April Supervisory Election
Supervisor James Grenisen of the 18th District becomes the seventh candidate to file nomination papers for the April election. As of 9 a.m. today, 54 people have taken out papers since Dec 15. A. Robert Johnson of 2140 Hoeschler Dr. is the latest, taking papers for the 21st District where Robert Johnson serves as supervisor. All incumbents except George Bryhn of the 28th District have started circulating petitions. Papers must be filed by Jan 20 to appear on the Feb 17 primary ballot. 20 to 100 signatures are required.
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James Grenisen
Dist
Robert Johnson
Hoeschler Dr
Pappas presses ABA standards in plea deal dispute
The court hears Pappas argue plea negotiations should move from backroom to record with Nix resisting. Trial testimony details Schiltz and another truck driver, bad checks, restitution talks, and prosecutors' discretion in dismissal and witness needs.
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Imes
Schiltz
Mulroy
Nix
Three Prairie du Chien seniors resign in board dispute
Prairie du Chien Wis three members of the Senior Citizens Board resign after a dispute over a full time director. Board president Al Esther George Sutton and Kay Rider left as the city council accepted their resignations. Mayor Al Winter proposed funds cuts and urged the board to disband and run their own show. The council approved a 1976 salary ordinance with a six percent raise for most employees and a $1000 raise for the police chief.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Prairie du Chien Senior Citizens Board of
al Esther
George Sutton
Kay Rider
Sutton
Rider
al Winter
Senior Citizen Center
Crawford County
United Fund
Senior Citizens’ Board
Senior Citizens Board
Winter
Ted Ziegler
Rodney Campbell
Gays Mills
Campbell
Prairie Sanitation Co
NYC Blast Kills 11 Amid War Time Terror Probe
A bomb blast in New York City kills 11 and injures many as walls collapse and victims flee the scene. An unidentified airline employee reports finding a severed head on the sidewalk near the arrivals area. President Ford orders a full investigation while officials pursue leads amid conflicting claims of responsibility.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Secretary of Transportation
William Coleman
Federal Aviation Administration
Abraham D. Beame
Associated Press
Palestine Liberation Organization
Gallo Organized Crime Gang
Zuhdi Tervi
PLO
United Nations
City Hospital Center
Elmhurst
Queens
Booth Memorial
Queens General
Jamaica
Flushing
FTC probes unfair practices in real estate industry
The Federal Trade Commission is launching a probe into unfair methods of competition and deceptive practices in residential real estate sales and listing on a commission basis. Investigators will look at restrictions on broker services and related conduct. SHAKOPEE Minn officials refuse to hand over market value books to Scott County citing tax value limits. court hearing set.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Shakopee, Minn
Scott County
Shakopee
Arthur Roemer
Israeli Forces Report Cross Border Incidents With Lebanon
Israeli military says rocket devices from Lebanon hit three border settlements injuring no one while troops crossed into south Lebanon and held three civilians suspected of aiding guerrilla operations. December border incidents total twelve as safety actions continue on the frontier.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
South
Mexican Foreign Minister resigns over Zionism vote
Foreign Minister Emilio C. Rabasa quits amid policy dispute over Mexico’s United Nations Zionism vote. President Luis Echeverria names Alfonso Garcia Robles as successor. Rabasa says he resigns to enter active politics and may run for the senate in July elections.
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Mexico City
Emilio C. Rabasa
Mexico
United Nations
Luis Echeverria
Alfonso Garcia Robles
Rabasa
Senate
Nationwide Weather Outlook and Great Lakes Pressures
Central areas expect fair skies with rain changing to snow in the East and snow in the central Rockies to the western Plains. Cold northwest. milder elsewhere. Wisconsin: clearing northwest tonight with partly cloudy southeast. Minnesota: partly cloudy tonight, more clouds Wednesday with slight snow chances. Iowa: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Dresbach Lock Flow 23 200 cfs trend down. no traffic.
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Rockies
Plains
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Weather Wrap With Daytime Low and records
The report notes last night’s low 24 degrees and this morning 27. It lists degree days 37 and a 3 point rise from yesterday. Totals show 2604 for the period versus 2651 last year, with normal 2710. Sunrise and sunset times are 7 39 and 4 37.
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Charles Norsong
Westernera
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As-Life Television Now
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American Bar Association
Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Don Kish, Jr
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