First Baby Of 1975 Is A Charmer Now
Eryn Kimberly Spurlock, La Crosse’s first baby of 1975, is nearing her first birthday. The charming infant dolls out smiles and wins with a sweet voice and feisty grip on treats like fruits, ice cream, and cookies. Her father recalls her first words and her knack for getting what she wants.
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Charmer
Eryn Kimberly Spurlock
la Crosse
Dave Spurlock
Eryn
Spurlocks
Dana
David
la Crosse Hospital
Gert
Ray Groth
Avon St
Bumper
Bryn Kimberly Spurlock
South Avenue widening and city bond plan near 1976 projects
La Crosse officials advance a 400000 dollar South Avenue repaving and widening project 42 to 48 feet, funded by a 4.2 million dollar corporate bonds issue. The move redirects 200000 from Rose and Clinton streets work and seeks state or federal aid, with a 24 cent to 1.29 dollar per thousand tax impact. Also approved 5 thousand dollar rescue tool and 5000 dollar contingent fund for development council. Negligent homicide case filed in Vernon County against Lloyd J. Fish after a Hillsboro crosswalk crash that killed Tilda Liska. Fish held on 5000 dollar bond. preliminary hearing set January 12 before Judge Walter Block.
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Viroqua
Wis
Hillsboro
Vernon
Olga Bennett
Lloyd J. Fish
Tilda Liska
la Crosse
Fish
Vernon County
Walter Block
South Avenue
West and
Ward Ave
Municipal Services
North Side
la Crosse Area
Robert Johnson
2St Dist
Californian Named Airport Manager for La Crosse
Curtis W. Tripp of Bakersfield California was named manager of the La Crosse Municipal Airport by a 16 to 2 vote of the Common Council. Tripp, a Kern County Airports official, will move to La Crosse within a month to replace James Brough who left for Lexington Kentucky.
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California
la Crosse
Curtis W. Tripp
Bakersfield
Calif
Tripp
James Brough
Lexington, Ky
Kern County Department of Airports
Northeastern Business College
Portland
la Crosse Aviation Board
Postal Rate Hike Wins Legal OK
The United States Post Office increases letter rates from 10 to 13 cents with possible further rises to 15 or 17 cents by 1977 and 23 cents by 1980. Chief Justice Burger declined to block the hike, while bulk mailers argue refunds would be impractical if overturned.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Bailor
Warren E. Burger
Burger
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Edward Day
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Edward Huebner
South Ave
Nues
Ward
T.G. Evenson and Associates
Janice and
Kern County
United Hughes Air West Airlines
Mississippi Valley Airlines
Maine
Portland, Maine
Portland International
la Crosse Airport
la Crosse Tribune
Aviation Board
Helen Kelly
Thomas Roellich
Kelly
Roellich
Richard
Buck) Thompson
Day
Postal Service
United States
U.S
Central
Nips
Aquinas
Heartline
News of Finance
Ann Landers
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