Transcendental Meditation Touts Mind Inner Calm in La Crosse
Frank Mooney a 29 year old Eau Claire native told the Kiwanis Club in La Crosse that transcendental meditation TM directs attention to the mind within and can bring lasting satisfaction. He described TM as not a religion and outlined a 15 week course leading to personal practice and potential campus credit programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
la Crosse
Frank Mooney
Eau Claire
Kiwanis Club
la Crosse State University
India
United States
Mooney
Estes Park
Colo
Rockies
Spain
University of Wisconsin
U.S
the Beatles
Mia Farrow
33 Burlington Cars Derail Near Cochrane
Thirty three Burlington Northern freight cars derailed near Cochrane Wisconsin at 4 30 a m injuring no one and blocking both tracks. A tanker carrying flammable material was among the derailed cars and authorities sealed the line. Repair crews were dispatched from Illinois and there was no immediate clearance time.
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Cochrane
Wis
Burlington Northern
Buffalo County
Amtrak
Burlington Northern Railway
Illinois
Alma
Family settles furnace suit for $19,000
A Holmen family reached an out of court settlement totaling 19000 in a lawsuit against former landlord Wausau Homes Inc Bryant furnace company and Northern States Power. The Nephews claimed carbon monoxide from a faulty gas furnace caused injuries after moving into a Cornforth Realty rental at 108 Irene Place La Crescent Minnesota on January 5 1969. Settlement allocations included 7600 from Cornforth and 3800 from each remaining defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen
Wausau Homes, Inc
Bryant Furnace Company
Northern States Power Co
Donald
Ella
Cora
Louis
Donald J
George
Harry
Irene Place
William Cornforth
Cornforth Realty
S. 2Nd St
la Crescent
Minn
Cornforth
Disadvantaged Hiring Workshop Delayed In Wisconsin
A seminar for La Crosse and Richland Center businessmen on hiring disadvantaged workers has been postponed due to vacation conflicts. It is tentatively rescheduled for September and sponsored by the National Alliance of Businessmen, developed by the Madison Metro NAB training committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Richland Center
National Alliance of Businessmen
Madison Metro
NAB
Incidents Reported In City From July 6 to 7
Police log lists several St. Francis Hospital admissions from Lang Drive to Hickory Street and Liberty Street locations, including Jerome Nawrocki 34 bicycle accident, John Scherer 61 illness, Charles Hunnings 46 illness, and John Copus 23 overdose of medicine. All transported by squad car or ambulance.
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Jerome Nawrocki
Hickory St
Onalaska
St. Francis Hospital
Lang Drive
John Scherer
Liberty St
Charles Hunnings
Avon St
John Copus
Badger St
South Pettibone Island housing report filed
The La Crosse Common Council Committee-of-the-Whole filed a report on South Pettibone Island housing conditions with no decision on lease renewals after April 1. Nineteen of 39 buildings have code violations, some multiple, per health officer George Baldwin. Alderman Ferdinand Sontag urged owners be allowed to correct violations. The Park Commissioners deferred action on codes. city is deciding lease renewals and whether enforcement is possible in the floodway referenced by City Atty. John K. Flanagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pettibone Island
la Crosse
South Pettibone
George Baldwin
Ferdinand Sontag
4Th Ward
Board of Park Commissioners
Common Council
John K. Flanagan
Bottom-Ripped Vessel Clears Soo Locks for Montreal
The 440-foot Greek freighter Marie P. Lemos with a ripped bottom passed the Soo Locks after being lightened by removing 400 tons of bunker oil to the Canadian tanker Cape Transport. Coast Guard and locks officials approved passage as the ship shed water and avoided sinking lower in the locks while carrying 12 000 tons of soybeans and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Marie P. Lemos
Montreal
U.S. Coast Guard
Soo Locks
Cape Transport
Coast Guard
Lemos
Passenger Sll Joseph Celeschi Collapses on Milwaukee Train
Train passenger Joseph Celeschi, 55, of Chicago, was removed at 3 50 p m Tuesday and taken to St Francis Hospital by ambulance. Police said he became ill on the train and may have suffered a possible heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Celeschi
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
St. Francis Hospital
Celeschi
Four Deaths Reported In Minnesota Motorcycle Toll
Minnesota's 1971 traffic toll rose to 417 with four deaths reported Tuesday. Duane R. Gillette 24 of Grand Forks North Dakota died in a head on collision on Minn 75 south of Stephen. Adrian Snare 52 of Greenbush Minnesota was hospitalized in critical condition with head and chest injuries. Myron Jones 14 of rural Menahga was killed when his motorcycle struck a dog on a township road near Menahga. Michael T. Rach 19 of Verndale died when his bike left Minn 71 near Hewitt and hit a concrete culvert. Timothy H Mueller 4 of rural German Township died after being struck by a car in Robinsdale.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Duane R. Gillette
Grand Forks
N.D
Highway Patrol
Gillette
Adrian Snare
Greenbush
Minn
Stephen
Marshall County
Snare
Myron Jones
Menahga
Wadena
Harvey Jones
Michael T. Rach
Verndale
Todd County Sheriff’s Office
Rach
Hewitt
Timothy H. Mueller
Harlan Mueller
Germantown
Hennepin
Fire Official Burned While Fixing Fires
Lt. Michael Kohner 44 of the La Crosse Fire Dept was treated and released at Lutheran Hospital for burns received while preparing french fries. Police say he was fixing the fires when grease ignited and spilled on his hand as he carried it away. He was taken from his home to the hospital by squad car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kohner
la Crosse
Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Vicinities
Thunder storms tonight with variable clouds and lower humidity. Tonight shows low in the lower 60s. Thursday high in the lower 80s. Wisconsin reports storms tonight with less humidity in west and north Thursday. Minnesota notes locally severe storms tonight with cooler Thursday. Iowa has scattered showers tonight continuing in the southeast Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Jury Awards Back Pay To Green Bay Man
A Green Bay man won back commissions in a Circuit Court suit against Strong Advertising Co of La Crosse. Gary F. Halleland claimed $2 763.33 for one year of work as a salesman starting August 1968. Jurors sworn in by Clerk John Frost were listed with many local names.
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Green Bay
la Crosse
Gary F. Halleland
Strong Advertising Co
South Ave
John Frost
Mary Allen
Loomis St
Liselotte Burg
Madison Place
Warren M. Crook
Wood St
Mary C. Crowley
S. 20Th St
Irma B. Dahl
Ferry St
Margaret C. Harkness
West Ave. S
Alice F. Puent
St. Andrew St
Lyle F. Rank
Jackson St
Robert A. Spika
Bonnie R. Swiggum
Bangor
Keith R. Valiquette
Edgewater Drive
Marilyn J. Williams
Mississippi St
Weed Chemical To Be Applied In Lake Onalaska
Lake Onalaska will receive Hydrothal 47 applications to two acres for aquatic plant control up to 100 feet from shore near La Crosse Sailing Club and Louis Nelson Park. Lake Biologist Inc will apply under DNR supervision with investigations by the firm and DNA to evaluate field testing before general use in Wisconsin public waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Onalaska
Wisconsin Lakes
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
la Crosse Sailing Club
Louis Nelson Park
Lake Biologist, Inc
Wisconsin
Bar With Nude Show Wins Temporary Liquor License
In Milwaukee a U S District Court judge ordered the Town of Lafayette to issue a temporary liquor license for the Playgirl Lounge, seeking to restore receipts after the license expired. Floyd Lopez testified the tavern lost over $1,000 daily and that his family finances suffered. The suit alleges a violation of Lopez's constitutional rights due to lack of notice of hearings on license renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Walworth County
John Reynolds
U.S. District Court
Reynolds
Town of
Lopez
Adjustments May Cut Pollution From Cars
Madison AP reports that three months of operation of a State emission control center show autos can greatly reduce air pollution through tests and adjustments. Idle carbon monoxide drops averaged 68 percent and hydrocarbons 30 percent, with 241 vehicles tested. Most needed carburetor work 83 percent, timing changes 40 percent, and dwell adjustments 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Division of
Motor Vehicles
Army Private Greeno completes basic at Fort Campbell
Army Pvt. Dennis M. Greeno son of Mrs Order Greeno and Anthony Greeno both of La Crosse recently completed basic training at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Campbell
Dennis M. Greeno
Order Greeno
S. 8Th St
Anthony Greeno
lUsher St
la Crosse
Concentrated Fight On Drug Problem Urged
Washington leaders urged a united federal antidrug effort with a single White House office and a decade of funding. Senators Muskie and Ribicoff pressed for a comprehensive plan, while officials warned nine agencies hinder the fight and called for billions to learn causes and fund treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Congress
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
David Packard
White House
Muskie
Ribicoff
Richardson
Mitchell
Packard
Nixon
Defense Department
U.S
WWTI Receives Federal Interest Grant for Building Project
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute was awarded a $15,730 federal interest grant by the Office of Education to cover interest costs on a $480,000 loan for a classroom building with administrative offices. Rep. Vernon Thomson announced the two year grant providing $7,865 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Vernon Thomson
R-Richland Center
Federal Office of Education
WWTI
Senators Urge Immediate Release of Summer Child Feeding Funds
Forty senators urged the Nixon administration to release promised funds for nationwide summer child feeding. They argued the Agriculture Department limited $18.1 million this summer, far short of the $33 million requested, risking feeding two million children in parks and camps nationwide. Senator Clifford Case cited New Jersey needs and noted local officials warned of shortfalls despite assurances.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
George Shultz
Office of
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Ators
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
League of Cities-U.s. Conference of Mayors
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Case
Four UW Students Sentenced for Strike Clashes
Four of ten University of Wisconsin students arrested in May during a cafeteria workers strike received jail terms for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Willard Lenton and David Hofstetter were found guilty of resisting arrest. Greenspan and Budow were guilty of disorderly conduct. Sentences range from 60 to 180 days plus fines, to run consecutively, with appeals pending.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Willard B. Lenton
David Hofstetter
Judy R. Greenspan
Ellen R. Budow
Dane County
William D. Byrne
Hofstetter
Cleveland
Ohio
Byrne
Lenton
St. Paul
Minn
Three Injured In Genoa Hill Car Crash
In Vernon County Wisconsin a two car crash on Genoa Hill near Highway 56 injured three of six passengers in a Roberts family car. Naomi and Richard Roberts and two children were treated and released from La Crosse St Francis Hospital. Earl Paggi was uninjured.
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Viroqua
Wis
Genoa Hill
Richard Roberts
Onalaska
Naomi
la Crosse St. Francis Hospital
Earl Paggi
Poplar Grove
Ill
Vernon County Sheriff's
Balzer Pleads Innocent in Minnesota DWI Charge
A La Crescent man Roger K Balzer 36 pleaded innocent in County Court Tuesday to a drunk driving charge. His trial will be set later after his arrest June 26 on Main Channel Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A la Crescent
Minn
Roger K. Balzer
Main Channel Bridge
Shiftar Bros. Rezoning Requests: One Granted One Denied
The La Crosse County Zoning Commission denied Shiftar Bros Inc petition to rezone 27 acres from residential to industrial for a salvage yard and granted a second petition to rezone two acres from residential to commercial for a retail sales outlet. Five objectors opposed the commercial rezoning citing traffic. Medary Town Board supported the commercial and opposed the industrial petition. The commission sent recommendations to the County Board.
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la Crosse County
County Board
Two Women Die In Separate Wisconsin Vehicle Incidents
The state reports two new road fatalities in Wisconsin. Jeanne LaCrosse, 19, of Milwaukee, dies after a three car I 94 crash that also involved her unborn child. Ardyce Hazard, 48, dies from injuries after a horse she rode was struck by a car on a Dane County road east of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jeanne LaCrosse
Milwaukee
76Th
Ardyce Hazard
Dane County
Madison
Woman Found Dead in Ransacked Milwaukee Home
Milwaukee police investigated the death of 76 year old Flora Herden whose body was found Tuesday night in her North Side flat. Neighbors who had not seen her since Sunday afternoon found the scene with doors broken and her in a nightgown wrapped by a dress on her bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Flora Herden
North Side
Graciano Abad
Radio Highlights and Broadcast Schedule Summary
Radio highlights list programs across WKTY WLSU WWLA WCOW WKBH and WLCX. Notable items include Miss Safe Boating and centennial talks by Franciscan Sisters, midweek baseball broadcasts Brewers vs Royals and Twins vs Angels, and a Coast Guard Auxiliary Safe Boating Week talk by Robert Moen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKTY
Susan Leiby
North la Crosse Speedway
Melita
Rita Jeanne
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Wlsu-Fm
Chicago
Wwla-Fm
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
WLCX
Robert Moen
Coast Guard Auxiliary
La Crosse Tribune Volume 67 Number 50
La Crosse Tribune details publication information: publisher W T Burgess and J E Burgess, executive editor K C Blanchard, published daily and Sunday from La Crosse Wisconsin, a Lee Enterprises paper with AP affiliation. Pickup and mail rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
K. C. Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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South Pettibone Island Housing Report
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Greenfield
Hell
Kenneth Hess
Green Bay Man
Lake
Army
Vietnam
Mexico
France
Turkey
Justice Department
John E. Ingersoll
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
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Gamble
Gamble Stor
Dial
Lawrence L. Knutson
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Newark
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Los Angeles
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Indianapolis
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Shiftar Bros
Roth’s Flor-Mart
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