Logan High seniors win numerous scholarships and awards
Logan High School students receive a wide range of scholarships and awards from social, business, athletic and educational groups. Recipients include Clayton Hauser, Cynthia Bendel, Nancy Linhart, Gary Brauer, Pamella Loomis, and many others across local organizations such as the D A R Good Citizen award, Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary, St Francis Hospital Auxiliary, La Crosse foundations, and the U S Air Force Academy appointment.
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Logan High School
Trane Company
Clayton Hauser
Cynthia Bendel
American Legion
Gary Brauer
Pamela Loomis
Brenda Kirchner
Teenagers of America
Nancy Linhart
D.A.R
Wisconsin
Steve Kersten
Jane Entringer
Dennis Robison
Lutheran Hospital
Ruth Steele
St. Francis Hospital
Rebecca Hammer
Elinor Shager
A.A.A.W
Vicki Aiken
Logan Ranger
la Crosse Foundation
Wallace Sterling
Mary Alseth
J. P. Bird
Cheryl Thiede
J. P
Thomas Peaslee
Jean Borman
Adolf Gundersen
Janet Sullivan
the Greater la Crosse
Board of Realtors
Mike Barney
Greg Dobrunz
Rich Muetze
Tony Krajewski
U.S. Air Force Academy
Thomas Korthals
Chamber of Commerce - Free Enterprise
Ginger Benson
Pyroil Company
Wisconsin Junior Academy of Science
Michael Wille
Clouds Over Air Industry Mirror Stormy Realities
Above the clouds where big commercial planes cruise in a tranquil air the scene is sunny. Yet storms loom below as the industry faces congestion regulation and economic pressures that threaten growth and stability.
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New York
Ex Legion Commander Nominated to Head VA
President Nixon named Don ald E. Johnson former national commander of the American Legion to lead the Veterans Administration. Johnson 44 of West Branch Iowa would replace William J. Driver who resigned. Johnson has served in World War II and held roles in civil rights advisory and emergency preparedness efforts.
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Nixon
Donald E. Johnson
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Johnson
West Branch
Iowa
William J. Driver
Third Army
Europe
President’s Commission On Civil Rights
Eisenhower
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Newport Beach
Here
Newporter Inn
Civil Defense Meet Scheduled In Sparta Wisconsin
Monroe County Civil Defense Service will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday June 7 in the Courthouse Annex Sparta. Slides will aid weather watchers to spot tornados and a simulated weather watch will aid spotters. A 10 30 p.m. citizens band radio net check will follow from the courthouse emergency center with units reporting from Monroe Jackson Juneau Vernon and La Crosse Counties and eastern Minnesota.
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Wis
Monroe County Civil Defense Service
Citizens’ Band
Monroe
Jackson
Juneau
Vernon
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lincoln Shot at Ford's Theater in Washington DC
President Abraham Lincoln was shot in Ford's Theater in Washington DC. The incident marks a pivotal moment in U.S. history with immediate political and national repercussions.
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President Abraham Lincoln
Washington, D.C
Student loan crunch feared as banks curb funding
Washington AP Hundreds of banks warn they may sharply cut or end student loans amid rising rates and a looming crunch. The government-guaranteed loans total about 640 million dollars to 750000 students under the Higher Education Act. Banks cite high interest, legislative limits, and pressure on the national defense loan program as reasons to curtail lending. Officials say many lenders could halt loans this summer, affecting poor students most, while Congress weighs rate increases and new fee options.
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U.S. Office of Education
Higher
Congress
National Student Defense Loan
Wisconsin June graduates largely from state and nearby communities
Nearly 75 percent of the University of Wisconsin June graduates come from Wisconsin. The 4,750 students will receive degrees across two campuses with ceremonies at Camp Randall Stadium and the Milwaukee Arena. The class includes students from 48 states and 62 foreign countries.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall
Uw-Milwaukee
Milwaukee
Army Pfc Jerome N Doll Reported Killed in Vietnam
The Pentagon reported Army Pfc. Jerome N. Doll son of Mr and Mrs Jerome R Doll of rural Port Washington has been killed in action in Vietnam.
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Pentagon
Army
Jerome N. Doll
Jerome R. Doll
Port Washington
Vietnam
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