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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
3
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute officials trim 250000 from a proposed budget to be presented at a June 29 public hearing. The revised plan totals 8192676 with a 784312 increase from last year and a 2.16 percent tax levy rise to 3196176. The mill rate should fall to 1.351 mills due to higher equalized valuation.
Alderman Curtis Storck says Swanson Field is unsuitable for a new North Side High School citing Campbell Medary incorporation threats. He favors closer sites near Bridgeview or city airport and notes population shifts toward suburbs. The piece also covers budget cuts, CETA positions, and a potential sale of the Mans ton High portion to the vocational district.
UW L speech by poet-in-residence John Judson scheduled for 6 p.m. at the McIntosh Public Library in Viroqua Wisconsin. Judson has served as associate professor of English at UW L after a varied career as a baseball player electronics technician and Air Force member.
Obituaries note Christine Eberle 71 of Rt. 3 La Crosse died in a nursing home May 31 and services set for Friday at Blaschke Funeral Home and St. Patrick Church. Also listed are Ellis Nimocks 63 of 420 North Street and Sister Ermalinda Schrempf 84 with Mass of Resurrection, plus Matilda Griffith 94 of Sparta and Harold Wright 72 of 612 Winnebago Street with services scheduled. Survivors and burial details follow for each.
Martha Mitchell died at 57 from bone cancer and was buried in her family plot. Her funeral arrangements were kept private by estranged husband John Mitchell with strict media restrictions and limited attendance at the Pine Bluff Presbyterian service. Residents expressed mixed feelings about the secrecy amid pride in her national prominence.
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