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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
5
Kept from a 1960s text, the article argues low cost slab homes can stay cool through orientation and material choices. It discusses 12 inch slab floors, underfloor ventilation, heavy insulation under pitched roofs, radiant heat limits via white roofs, and plant shading on south and west walls to reduce sun gain.
Toni Gardiner, blind, and her guide dog Charm conquered obedience trials for Golden Retrievers on Long Island. Charm earned a CD certificate by meeting strict obedience standards while Toni navigated the ring with guided cues and stewards speaking during the figure eight.
Janet N. Schilling of 2555 Hagen Road won the La Crosse Jaycettes 1973 CAROL Award at a tea hosted by Mrs. Robert D. McDonald. Runner up was Joan Gillette, with other nominees including Karen Newburg Marilyn Ann Wuttke Barbara Heuser and Linda Kramer. Schilling, a home economics graduate of the University of Nebraska with a nutrition masters from Ohio State, has served the Jaycettes in multiple roles and plans to compete for a state CAROL Award.
Kathryn Morrison of Platteville spoke to the La Crosse County women’s caucus about Assembly Bill 23 to end sex discrimination in statutes. She warned against amendments that could dilute the bill and urged more women to run for office, noting women are 132 fewer than men in the statehouse and none in the Senate. The event also highlighted Aug. 26 signing of Senate Bill 198 banning sex or race discrimination in lending, celebrated on the 3rd anniversary of the 19th Amendment.
In Scribner Nebraska Captain Sister Ann Marie known as SAM leads a Civil Air Patrol two week flight training at Scribner Air Force Base. She teaches physics and chemistry at an Omaha girls school and credits a radiological defense course and a rescue mission with sparking her interest in flying. She commutes from Fremont daily, guides cadets through meals, ground school, and flights, and is popular for mentoring from 3 to 5 p.m. while also playing folk guitar.
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