UW L Aims to Fill Marsh for Baseball Fields at UW L
University of Wisconsin La Crosse wins DNR approval to fill about 30 acres of marsh on Gorder Road and Lang Drive. The plan, costing roughly 200000 cubic yards of fill, creates two baseball fields four academic athletic fields and an all weather track.
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Carter tax package faces major surgery
Washington lawmakers debate changes to President Carter's 31.2 billion economic plan. House Ways and Means leaders consider replacing social security cuts with an employment tax credit and push for 11.4 billion in rebates and Social Security boosts aimed at boosting consumer demand amid winter woes.
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Cold wave drains fuel as relief remains distant
Federal and state actions struggle to ease a national gas shortage with potential shortages lasting into April. Homes hospitals and small businesses face shifts in gas allocations while cities from Buffalo to Baltimore report ice clogged harbors idled barges and mass layoffs.
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Campbell moves to sue over billboard construction near Olivet Street
Campbell Town votes to sue Collins La Crosse Sign Corp and adopts a sign ordinance after 26 property owners petitioned against two 80 by 20 billboards near Interstate 90. The action targets sightlines and traffic safety with a 1200 square foot cap and 100 foot proximity rule.
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Roellich challenges Zielke to mayoral debates in La Crosse
Alderman Roellich of the 12th District asks Mayor Zielke for a series of debates and says he will step aside from AFL-CIO Council votes if the council endorses a mayoral candidate. Council president Bohlin says meet-the-candidate program may occur with both candidates speaking.
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Patrick Zielke
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the Tribune
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Nelson pushes valley plan to replace Kickapoo dam
Senator Gaylord Nelson urged abandoning the Kickapoo River dam project in Wisconsin. He proposed a valley wide flood control and economic development program developed with local communities state and federal agencies and supported by the Carter administration.
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