Lucey Uses Appointments to Shape Wisconsin Courts
Gov Lucey wields appointment power to place loyalists on the Wisconsin bench, shaping votes and discipline in the Legislature. Speculation centers on successors to Chief Justice Hallows with Assembly Speaker Norman Anderson and Senate Minority Leader Fred Risser named as likely picks. Vacancies arise July 31 across circuit courts, with Lucey already filling several posts and noting elevated salaries for judges.
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E Harold Hallows
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Assembly
Norman Anderson
Senate
Fred Risser
Madison
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George Molinaro
Kenosha
Joint Finance Committee
Dennis Conta
Milwaukee
Risser
Horace Wilkie
High Court
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Ford Schlichting
Sheboygan
Robert Gollmar
Portage
Max
Wilkie
Vernon Thomson
Nelson
Nathan Hefferman
John Reynolds
Leo Hanley
Connor Hansen
Warren P. Knowles
Bruce Beilfuss
Robert Hansen
Kissinger Hints at Talks With Sihanouk in Peking
In San Clemente Kissinger pressed for a quick settlement in Cambodia and hinted he may meet exiled Prince Sihanouk in Peking. He said he would not discuss peace talks publicly and noted the July visit to China could lead to talks with Sihanouk.
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San Clemente
Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Cambodia
Peking
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Nixon
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Washington
Jaycees Organize Milwaukee Trip For Local Youths
The La Crosse Jaycees take 36 local youths to Milwaukee for a day of activities including a visit to Milwaukee County Zoo and the Brewers Rangers game. Each child receives a letter T shirt and bus transportation to and from the loading point at 4th and Jay Streets. The trip follows a breakfast departure and includes attendance at American Legion Day festivities.
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Milwaukee
la Crosse Jaycees
Milwaukee County Zoo
Ball Park
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Texas Rangers
Jaycees
4Th
Jay Streets
La Crosse School Board Reelects Officers in Friday Meeting
All officers of the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education were reelected at a Friday noon meeting. Elizabeth Staley was reelected president for a second one-year term after a mixed slate of nominations and an unanimous ballot. Robert Johns Jr. won a second term as vice president in a 7-2 vote, Elizabeth Mielke was reelected clerk, and Staley was named the board’s delegate to CESA 11.
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la Crosse Area
Cass St
Richard Rogers
N. 24Th St
Elizabeth Mielke
Dollar Slumps Worldwide Amid Devaluation Talk
The dollar fell to new lows across Europe as Frankfurt banks closed early due to lacked of buyers. Volcker in Washington dismissed formal devaluation, while markets debated realignment of major currencies and gold rose to a Paris peak of 132.25 dollars per ounce.
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Germany
Europe
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Washington
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Monetary Affairs
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London
New York
Five Hurt In Three Trempealeau County Crashes
Three separate crashes in Trempealeau County Friday injured five people. Tad Schock, 7, critical with head injuries after being struck. Clyde Sogla, 20, in critical condition after tire explosion injury. Everett Bautch, 48, in satisfactory condition after a head on collision. Schultz, 19, fractured jaw. Poczekaj, 15, treated for a hand laceration. Police say Schultz attempted a left turn at the time of impact.
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Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau County
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Tad Schock
Everett Schock Jr
Arcadia
Edward F. Giemza
Alvin Zastrow
Arcadia Hospital
Clyde Sogla
Winona
Ettrick
Sogla
Mobil
Everett Bautch
U.S. Highway 53
Bautch
Richard Schultz
St. Fran
Cis
Schultz
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eau Claire
Tri-County Hospital
Cindy Poczekaj
Wind Lake
James Kostner
EPA pushes heat and curb rules for polluted cities
Pollution measures extend to Fairbanks Alaska on street parking and heated lots to aid state pollution control plans EPA disapproved earlier. Hearings planned. NYC plan approved with Los Angeles and 17 others under review. Officials warn driving changes may be required to meet a court deadline of August 15.
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Alaska
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Los Angeles
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City Man To Be Arraigned Monday
A La Crosse man Kenneth P. Muetze 21 of 607 Wall St was bound over to Circuit Court after a County Court preliminary. He faces burglary and possession of stolen property for the May 23 Menard Lumber Co warehouse break in at 709 Rose St. He also faces two negligent homicide counts from the June 11 Onalaska crash that killed two women.
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la Crosse
Kenneth P. Muetze
Wall St
Muetze
Menard Lumber Co
Rose St
Hussa Hardware
Bangor
Onalaska
Deaths and funeral notices in La Crosse area
Obituaries note Hubert Hundt 87 of 442 S 20th St died in a local hospital July 6 burial at Catholic Cemetery services July 8 at 9:30 and 10 a.m. Survivors include wife Anna and 43 relatives. Wendy Chacich infant funeral July 8 at Catholic Cemetery. Other deaths Neville W. Cook 70 Oluf Larson 88 Winifred Semb 81.
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S. 20Th St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Msgr
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Hundt
Washington
la Crosse County
August Hundt
Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament
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Herbert
LeRoy
Kenneth
la Crosse
Reuben
West Salem
Ervin
Leona) Arenz
Donald
Mildred) Smith
James
Doris) Peplinski
Minneapolis Minn
Jack
Mary Ann) Weier
West Bend
John
Peter
Baptist Hundt
Arthur
William Hundt
Bangor
Wendy Chacich
George Chacich
13Th Ave. S
Onalaska
John Rossiter
Neville W. Cook
S. 6Th St
Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home
Oluf Larson
Oluf
Jenny) Larson
Holmen
Fossum Funeral Home
Winifred Semb
Hellwig-Morris-Fossum Funeral Home
Garment Co Back Pay To Be Released Next Week
La Crosse Garment Co. receiver B T Hall told ILGW Local 379 that about 100000 dollars in back wages will be available early next week. Workers will return to work once payment is made. Local president Mrs Lillian Kampschroer corrects an earlier misprint in Tribune.
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la Crosse Garment Co
International Ladies Garment Workers Local 379
Lillian Kampschroer
2Nd Ave. W
Flowerbox and cash thefts reported in La Crosse
Police reported two thefts Friday. Michael West said $30 was stolen from a bedroom drawer. George Bigley reported a $7.50 flowerbox stolen from in front of his home. A burglary at Moose Lodge on West Avenue led to about $2 stolen from a juke box.
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la Crosse
Michael West
S. 18Th Place
George Bigley
S. 8Th St
Moose Lodge
S. West Ave
Licenses issued for Roellig and Kube marriage
Scott E. Roellig of 3123 Maple Drive and Lynn M. Kube of 2101 S. 29th Street are to be married on July 7. This public notice confirms the license as filed in La Crosse.
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LA Crosse
Scott E. Roellig
Maple Drive
Lynn M. Kube
S. 29Th St
Obituaries from Elroy and Lansing area deaths
Three notices report deaths in Wisconsin and Iowa. Robert H. Robson, 37, of Elroy, died July 5 in Hillsboro Hospital from a heart attack. funeral July 7 at United Methodist Church. Victoria Hess, 61, of De Soto, formerly of Lansing, died July 6, with services July 9 at Immaculate Conception Church and burial at Lansing cemetery. Edna Gamerdinger, 71, of Elroy, died July 6. services July 9 at Zion Lutheran Church with burial Fowler Cemetery.
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Wis
Robert H. Robson
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David L. McRoberts
Liberty Polo Cemetery
Zenner
Liberty Pole
Clifford Robson
Elroy Community Dairy
Benson's Food Co
Victor Hess
Lansing
Iowa
Victor
Frieda) Hess
de Soto
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
John Karal
James Schwartzhoff
Dayton
Ohio
Russell Flick
Edmund Weipert
New Haven
Leonard Weipert
Waukon
Robert Weipert
Waterville
Clarence Weipert
Stella Milham
Monona
Odelia Weber
Walter Arndt
Riceville
Floyd McGeough
Dubuque
August Zwebohmer
Ossian
Burke-Thornburg
Fred Gamerdinger
Elroy
Fred
Edna) Gamerdinger
Zion Lutheran Church
A. Werner
Fowler Cemetery
Eloy
Alfred Pearsall
James West
Madison
Phillip Singletary
Clyman
Ira Pearsall
Rockford, Ill
Ethel Hartman
Nick Leonard
Milwaukee
Ex-TCF Officers to Be Summoned in Bangor Liquidation
Sparta and area residents face summons as John Bosshard reports that multiple former TCF officers and firms are under inquiry for improprieties in the Tri-County Finance bankruptcy. Testimony requested on debenture sales and stock, with potential civil suits to recover funds.
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Sparta
Wis
John Bosshard
Bangor
Tri-County Finance, Inc
TCF
Peter G. Pappas
Bosshard
Aberg, Bell, Blake and Metzner
Madison
John Gerlach
West Salem
William Jirschele
Thomas Boston
Hillsboro
la Crosse Trust Co
la Crosse
U.S. District Court
Myra Polashek
Carroll Mallat
Lee Hubanks
Boscobel
Randall Schmann
Wisconsin Securities Division
Pappas
State opens door to split trials for Armstrong case
Madison Wisconsin AP attorneys for the state voiced no objection to two separate trials for Karleton Lewis Armstrong in the UW building bombing case but opposed splitting every charge. They support one trial for murder and bombing and another for arson targeting three campus buildings.
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Madison
Wis
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
H. J. Lynch
Circuit Court
Armstrong
Melvin Greenberg
William Sachtsen
Army Mathematics Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Medi Oper
Wisconsin legislators face 58 percent pay raise complaint
Madison Alderman Eugene Parks filed a complaint with the US Cost of Living Council challenging a proposed 58 percent salary increase for Wisconsin lawmakers. A federal official said action is unlikely before 1975 if the raises pass, under the state budget from the legislature's conference committee.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Cost of Living Council
Eugene Parks
Office of Wage Stabilization
Eugene Elkins
Division of Compliance and Enforcement
Washington
Parks
Council
La Crosse Tribune Delivery Rates and Contact
The notice provides delivery contact details and subscription prices for the La Crosse Tribune. It lists carrier and mail subscription options including a one year rate of 30 dollars, with regional availability and Sunday editions.
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4Th St. la Crosse
Fecal Coliform Levels High on La Crosse River and Pammel Creek
The La Crosse City Health Department reports high fecal coliform counts in the La Crosse River at 420 per 100 ml and Pammel Creek at 540 per 100 ml, unsafe for skin contact. Other sites show counts within safe ranges, including Black River Beach 22 and Mississippi River railroad bridge 24.
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Pammel Creek
la Crosse City
Pummel Creek
Health Department
Black River Beach
Black River Railroad Bridge
Mississippi River Railroad Bridge
Holiday Inn
City
Isle la Plume
Coney Island
Pettibone Beach
La Crosse man forgery case postponed for counsel
Terry L. Gardner, 29, of 2741 George St, had his forgery case continued again in County Court to seek a lawyer. He is charged with forging Ruth M. Ellis's name to a $40 check cashed April 13 at the Handle Bar Inn.
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la Crosse
Terry L. Gardner
George Sr
Gardner
Ruth M. Ellis
Main St
Handle Bar Inn
Caledonia St
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