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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1975

Page

5

Woman Granted New Trial in Inez Garcia Case

The California Court of Appeals reversed Inez Garcia's 1974 murder conviction, ruling a supplemental instruction on reasonable doubt improperly encouraged weighing evidence. The case drew national attention as Garcia claimed Miguel Jiminez held her down during a rape by Louis Castillo and Jiminez was killed by Garcia.

San Francisco Inez Garcia Garcia California Institution For Women Frontera California Court of Appeals Lawson U.S. Supreme Court Miguel Jiminez

Winona School Board OKs TwoYear Teacher Contract

Winona Wisconsin acted in a special session approving a new two year teacher contract for 375 District 861 teachers. The approved package raises overall pay about 14 percent across the term with 13.1 percent depending on method of calculation. Patricia Kronebusch opposed the measure. Frank Allen noted the increase varies by how lane changes are counted.

Winona Wis Winona School Board Frank Allen

Lagoon Open For Skating Today Only

The lagoon will be open for skating today with hours from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. on New Year’s Eve it closes early at 5:30 p.m. Weather permitting it will reopen New Year’s Day from 2 to 5:30 p.m.

Jackson Plaza DIAL

Woman Arrested For Prescription Forgery

A 39 year old La Crosse woman was taken to the County Jail Monday after allegedly forging a prescription for amphetamines. She was arrested at a local pharmacy after the druggist checked the prescription with her doctor. She was booked for altering a prescription and for possession of amphetamines.

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Forgery Charge Dropped in Crawford County Case

Prairie du Chien man Joseph Baures faced a forgery count for signing his father's name to an $89.57 check. Judge Daniel P. McDonald dismissed the charge on defective information after the DA moved for dismissal. Baures testified he was with a sister 30 miles away when the check was cashed. his father said he never authorized signing.

Prarie DU Chien Wis Prairie du Chien Daniel P. McDonald Darlington Crawford County Joseph Baures Baures R. C. Satter Rising Sun Michael Kirchman James Baures Soldiers Grove

Resolve To Drive Safely In 1976 Governor Urges Wisconsin

Governor Patrick J. Lucey urged Wisconsin motorists to resolve to drive more safely in 1976 starting New Year’s Eve. He cited distress at higher fatalities this year versus last, but relief that toll stays below 1,000 and lower than 1974 per mile. He called for daily commitment to highway safety and courtesy to prevent tragedies.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Patrick J. Lucey Lucey

Judge Limits Claims Made By Two Buyers Clubs

Circuit Judge Norris Maloney issued a temporary injunction against Family Savings Plan of Wisconsin Inc. and Family Savings Plan of Madison Inc. affecting operations in Appleton and Madison. The order bars misrepresentations that members pay only the minimum profit allowed by law and that products are bought directly from the firm, while allowing the clubs to operate pending trial. The complaint cites home soliciting and false advertising violations.

Madison, Wis Norris Maloney Appleton Madison Family Savings Plan of Wisconsin Inc Family Savings Plan of Madison Inc State Justice Department Atty Bronson la Plan

CPSC Plans Its Own Demise Sparks Regulatory Debate

The Consumer Product Safety Commission in Washington plans to abolish itself by 1982 after achieving low misuse and high efficiency. Chairman Richard Simpson defends open meetings, cost benefit analysis, and industry led safety standards while considering executive branch placement for clearer accountability. A separate brief notes a six county 4-H winter camp at Wyalusing during January weekend.

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