Grandview May Solve La Crosse County Office Shortage
County officials toured the Grandview Building at 1707 Main St as a potential office space. UW La Crosse Foundation offered to sell for about 500000 with parking for 75 cars despite still lacking adequate lot space.
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William ‘Bush
Bush
Main St
University of Wisconsin- la Crosse Foundation
Larry Dittman
Kenneth Guthrie
Wilbert Ipsen
Charles Pierce
Malcom Johnson
Donald Harman
11Th Dist
Hillview
James Grenisen
18Th Dist
Lakeview
Water Ordinance Enforced In Onalaska
Onalaska residents must follow city water rules with north of Main St limited to odd days and south of Main St to even days. The ordinance also covers churches schools and businesses and will be enforced by the Board of Public Works cited by City Clerk Donald E. Huggett.
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Donald E. Huggett
Main St
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Board of Public Works
Carter Faces Up to Front Runner Challenge in 1976 Campaign
California Governor Brown says Carter has begun to falter in a fundamental way and Humphrey cannot win. Rhode Island uncommitted delegates shrink to seven for Church while Carter retains seven of 22. Carter touts issue clarity as voters evaluate him amid polling data. Time TV spot set for 9 55 p.m. CDT. Senator Nunn hints Jackson may support Carter with delegates.
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Edmund G Brown, Jr
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Rhode Island
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Georgia
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Roper
Associated Press
United Rubber Workers
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Idaho
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the Nation
America
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
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D-Wash
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Deaf couple seeks separation after divorce ruling
In Monroe County Wisconsin a deaf couple, Buford Hunter and Lorraine Hunter, were granted a divorce by Judge James W Rice last Tuesday. They now request a separation instead and a new hearing will be held.
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Wis
Monroe
Lorraine Hunter
Wilton
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Clinic Burglar Given Longer Prison Stay
A Green Bay woman Debra Loch 23 was sentenced to another year in prison for burgling Krohn Clinic in Black River Falls on May 23 Her male companion Ronald J Frank 20 received probation for five years and medical treatment He faces a 30 60 day drug program at Brown County Mental Health Center and restitution along with court costs Additional cases involved John O Miller 53 Trempealeau arraigned for writing a no account check at Ettrick State Bank with bond set at 250 and continued until June 14.
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Krohn
Debra Loch
Brown County
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Jackson County
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Ronald J. Frank
Green Bay Reformatory
Frank
Brown County Mental Health Center
Krohn Clinic
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Trempealeau
Ettrick State Bank
Farm Safety Standards Delayed to October 25
The Labor Department announced nearly five more months for farm employers to meet new federal safety rules. OSHA extended the June deadline to Oct 25 for installing shields on power take off shafts and related measures as guidance materials to explain the rules will be distributed later. Self owned farms with no outside workers are exempt, but many farms hire seasonal workers who must comply.
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Agricultural Extension Service
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Boy Scouts To Collect Papers In Norwalk
Norwalk Wisconsin Boy Scouts will hold a newspaper drive Saturday morning June 19. Residents should place papers at the curb for collection. Proceeds will fund Scout projects.
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Norwalk
Wis
Wisconsin Republicans pick Disne y and Mett for posts in state slate
Former Gov. Warren Knowles nominated Disne y of Green Bay to chair the Brown County Ford for President Committee amid criticism of Senator Proxmire. Mett of Milwaukee County draws backing to challenge Milwaukee’s democratic edge. Delegates also re elected Fish and Elizabeth Pfiefer to the Republican National Committee.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Green Bay
Mett
Milwaukee
Fish
Elizabeth Pfiefer
Republican National Committee
Brownsville council funds recreation program for kids
Brownsville Wisconsin city council allocated $200 to the Brownsville Recreation Association to support a summer planned program for children. Activities focus on a softball program with additional arts and crafts offerings.
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Onalaskan of the Year honors Cleo Mulock
Cleo Mulock of Onalaska was named Onalaskan of the Year for outstanding service to the community. The award, given during the Onalaska Bicentennial Musicale, recognized his work with the Onalaska Senior Citizens Meals on Wheels and other programs, amid Bicentennial events tonight including a 4 p.m. beef feed and 9 p.m. dance at the American Legion grounds on Sand Lake Coulee Road.
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Onalaska
Mulock
American Legion
Sand Lake Coulee Road
Valedictorian dispute at Whitnall High School discussed by judge
Milwaukee AP reports Judge Robert Curley ruled that being named valedictorian is not a constitutional right in a Whitnall School District case. Robert Godfroy, 17, sought the honor for the 1976 class and, though top scholar, graduates with the 1976 seniors due to an accelerated program.
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Whitnall
Robert Godfroy
Whitnall High School
Godfroy
Wil
Air Manila flight crashes after Guam takeoff killing 45
An Air Manila Lockheed Electra crashed and burned after takeoff from Guam International Airport killing 33 Filipino contract workers and 12 crew aboard, plus the ground driver. FAA official confirms all aboard likely died instantly. the flight had stopped in Guam for refueling.
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Soviet Jetliner Crashes Near Equatorial Guinea
A Soviet jetliner missing since Tuesday crashed near Malabo in West Africa while preparing to land. Officials report 36 passengers and 10 crew aboard with no survivors confirmed. Dense fog shrouded the Malabo airport and the spread of nationalities included Angolans, Soviet citizens, and a Hungarian.
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West Africa
Malabo
Equatorial Guinea
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Weather forecast and river conditions briefing
Showers across the south including Florida Georgia Mississippi Alabama and Arkansas with a band from Montana to New Mexico. Cooler weather in the west and northeast while Gulf air lifts temps in the south and central. Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa reports fair cool nights sunny warm days with slight northwest showers today. At Aresbach Lock Dam flow 17300 cfs downtrend. upriver towboat nine barges, downriver seven towboats with 56 barges. Temperature yesterday 83 high 55 low today. No rainfall. degree days none. total 6969 this year versus 7592 last year, record highs 93 in 1934 and 35 in 1945. Sunrise 5 24 am Sunset 8 44 pm.
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