Schreiber Sees Hope for Health Bill in Wisconsin
Lt. Gov. Martin Schreiber spoke in La Crosse on July 25 1973 about a Wisconsin assembly health bill requiring a certificate of need for new facilities. He cautioned it may stall but urged public understanding of overbuilding risks. He defended a state health commission and noted budget gains for La Crosse County and city while pressing property tax relief.
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Martin Schreiber
la Crosse
Assembly
Schreiber
Democratic Party
la Crosse County
State Health Commission
Patrick Lucey
Man Charged With Bribing Sparta Employee
AP report from Sparta Wisconsin says James Hyatt of Norwalk charged with bribery of a city employee in a John Doe probe. Hyatt appeared before Monroe County Judge James W. Rice, released on bond and set for August 6. The case ties to a March 29 1972 check for 169 dollars to Joseph E. Meyer a street department employee. Meyer testified in June as the investigation widens with multiple indictments. Louis S. St Laurent former Canadian prime minister dies at 91 in Ottawa.
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Sparta
Wis
del Chemical Corp
Menomonee Falls
Sparta City
John Doe
James Hyatt
Norwalk
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Mini- Chem Corp
Winnebago County
Hyatt
Joseph E. Meyer
Meyer
Ottawa
Louis S. St. Laurent
Canada
Liberal Party
St. Laurent
Laval University
Canadian Bar Association
Watergate probe widens as Baker hints fourth inquiry
Senate investigators press Ehrlichman on the Plumbers role in the Watergate saga and a hidden fourth inquiry. Baker cites a two inch gap in a White House memo and questions Nixon’s use of security grounds to withhold tape recordings. Ehrlichman and Wilson resist disclosure.
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Elisberg
Anthony Russo
White House
Ehrlichman
Baker
John J. Wilson
Nixon
Ellsberg
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Egil Krogh Jr
David R. Young
Wilson
La Crosse Garment aims to restart with back pay in sight
Receivership updates show Aetna loan repaid at 239,171 while 336,333 remains due, 43,000 of it questionable. Prospective inflows include 110,000 from J. C. Penney and Montgomery Ward, potentially restoring back pay and recalls for ILGW Local 379 workers.
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Hall
J. C. Penney Co
Montgomery Ward
International Ladies Garment Workers Local 379
Lillian Kampschroer
Bessman
Cohen
Chicago
KPB
Country Miss
Rex Ritchie
la Crosse Garment
Gilbertson
la Crosse
Gillette
Cable TV Nears Onalaska Area Expansion in Wisconsin
Westgate Cable TV plans to begin in Onalaska Holmen Campbell and nearby towns with about 5000 potential subscribers. James Garvalia says late September start with $500000 cost and a 245 foot tower near Sand Lake Coulee Road. Donald Ellingsworth will head the operation. Subscriptions at $5 monthly, local origination and public access channels to run from Onalaska to Austin Cedar Rapids Mason City areas.
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Holmen
Onalaska
Campbell
Medary
James Garvalia
Westgate Cable TV
Main St
William Hauser
Sand Lake Coulee Road
Donald Ellingsworth
Davenport
Iowa
Ellingsworth
WKBT
la Crosse
WXOW
WEAU
Eau Claire
KROC
Rochester
Minneapolis
Austin
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Garvalia
Krupp Named Corporate Director at G Heileman Brewing
Clarence W. Krupp named corporate director of industrial relations for G Heileman Brewing Co. He will assume duties August 6. Former industrial relations head at Trane Co and later director at ITT Environmental Products Division in Philadelphia, he and his wife Janice plan to return to La Crosse. He is a former president of the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education.
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Clarence W. Krupp
G. Heileman Brewing Co., Inc
Krupp
Trane Co
International Telephone and Telegraph
Philadelphia
Janice
la Crosse
la Crosse Area
Ex Labor Official Frieda Miller Dies at 83
Frieda Miller, 83, a La Crosse native and former director of the U S Women's Bureau, died Saturday in a New York City nursing home. She helped organize Bryn Mawr and Trade Union Colleges, served as New York industrial commissioner, taught social economics, and held roles in Europe and the American Embassy in London. Born April 16, 1889, she studied at Milwaukee Downer and the University of Chicago. Weather: Wisconsin mostly cloudy cooler with possible showers. Minnesota and Iowa forecast varied.
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Frieda Miller
la Crosse
Women’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
New York City
Miss Miller
Central High School
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Joint Board of Sanitary Control
Ladies’ Garment Industry
Dead Man Found In Truck Near Osseo Wisconsin
Donald R. Ross, 59, of Osseo, died Thursday July 26 in a one car crash on U S Highway 10 east of Osseo in Jackson County. An autopsy at Sacred Heart Hospital Eau Claire will determine if death was due to the crash or other causes. The body was badly mangled. Investigating were Sheriff George Johnson Dr Charles Aprahamian coroner and DA Robert Radcliffe. The man was alone driving a new pickup westbound. A passing motorist alerted authorities.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Donald R. Ross
Osseo
U.S. Highway 10
Jackson County
George Johnson
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eau Claire
Johnson
Charles Aprahamian
Robert Radcliffe
Young La Crosse Girl In Serious Condition After Bicycle Crash
A seven year old La Crosse girl was listed in serious condition at St. Francis Hospital after a collision between her bicycle and a car on South 7th Street. She rode on the sidewalk and turned into the street striking a car driven by James Ablan. Angela Guenther, 5235 S. 6th St., is held at the hospital for tests and observation. The driver is James J. Ablan, 21, of 416 N. 22nd St. Gene Ender, West Salem, was named Republican precinct chairman for West Salem, replacing Walter Baltz prior to his 3rd District chair election. Ender, a Trane packaging coordinator, is a lifelong West Salem resident active in community work.
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la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
South 7Th Street
Angela M. Guenther
S. 6Th St
James J. Ablan
22Nd St
Gene W. Ender
Youlon St
West Salem
Adolf L. Gundersen
la Crosse County
Republican Party
Gundersen
Ender
Walter Baltz
Trane Co
Rape Reported by Onalaska Teen in Riverside Park
A 16 year old girl told police she was raped Wednesday evening in Riverside Park while walking a dog. She said a man about 40 grabbed her, covered her mouth, dragged her to the park's southeast area and assaulted her.
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Onalaska
Riverside Park
Public information effort faces potential bargaining dispute
A resolution requiring closed meetings and limiting disclosures sparked threats of legal action from board members. The LEA rejected the measure last Monday, with Hanson noting possible future discussions that could resolve the public information issue.
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LEA
Hanson
LEA Rejects Board Demands on Meetings and Staffing
The LEA bargaining team says board requests to halt transcripts and fix internal composition are illegal. It cites legal advice from multiple sources including a state agency and Wisconsin Educational Association counsel.
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LEA
The
Wisconsin Educational Association
WEA
Madison
la Crosse Tribune
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Stoddard Hotel
William Minick
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Darrell C. O'Rourke
Church of Christ
S. 28Th St
Tribune
Aetna
Penney’s
Wax
K. P. B. Industrial Products, Inc
Hillsboro
Joseph Bezozo
Robert Junghans
United Merchants and Manufacturing, Inc
N.Y
Federal District Court
Junghans
KY Rad
Charles Henry
Midwest
National Cable TV Association
Wisconsin
Henry
Michael Cordes
Heileman
Minnesota
James Stewart
Shenandoah
Hollywood
Tavern League
Syl’s
Barre Mills Park
James E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
Board of Review
Gilster St
Mayfair Addition
Ernest P. Kowal
Ctil
Chris
Ladd
CTC
Campbell Town Hall
Fred Lehmeier
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