Citizenship Restored for Tillie Chernick After Paper Check
Tillie Chernick, owner of Til's Place in La Crosse, becomes a naturalized American citizen after years of living in the United States. Her family faced a new requirement for individual papers, delaying a long awaited trip to Ireland. Citizens arrive with multi language birth certs, a Rhine voyage memory, and a storefront celebration with flags and cake.
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Tillie Chernick
Czechoslovakia
United States
Chernick
Joseph Wilder
Wausau
Ireland
la Crosse County
Carol Wuensch
Coon Valley
Milwaukee
America
Consumer’s Bakery
S. 4Th St
Rhine
Insulation Mandate for Home Sales Faces House Panel
A congressional panel approved a plan requiring insulation and energy efficiency standards before home sales. The measure would set federal heating and insulation standards by 1980 with possible mandatory Effect by 1982 or 1985 and would bar sales backed by certain government or bank loans unless homes meet standards. President Carter supported a voluntary approach and tax incentives to encourage insulation.
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Washington
House Energy and Power Subcommittee
Carter
Energy Subcommittee
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Congress
Man's body found in marsh after neck wound
La Crosse police were led Monday to a decomposed body of a man shot in the neck. Tribune reporting by Donald W. Affolter and Jim Davis details the discovery by officers and investigation underway.
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Donald W. Affolter
Jim Davis
Tribune
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Michael H. Bentzen
Farnam St
Bentzen
James Dunham
Dunham
Party House
Mormon Coulee Road
Burlington Northern Railroad
William Black
Sheriff's Department
Black
Ness
Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Mulroy
St. Francis Hospital
Robert E. Whiteway
Whiteway
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Madison
Fritz B. Howly
Carl Frick
Houston
Minnesota Crime Bureau
Jerry Olson
S. 3Rd St
Pamela Stone
the Tribune
Susan
Miss Bentzen
Olson
Jackson St
Inmates to transfer to Oak Hill Camp near Oregon Wisconsin
About 150 inmates from Waupun State Prison are slated to move to Oak Hill Camp to relieve crowding. Governor Lucey backed the plan after Lt. Gov. Schreiber ordered it, while Senator Risser criticized the move as incredible and unalerted. The prison houses roughly 1,060 inmates though designed for 800.
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Oak Hill
Oregon
Waupun
Patrick J. Lucey
China
Martin J. Schreiber
Lucey
Division of Corrections
Esther Luckhardt
Rhericon
Risser
Marty Schreiber
Schreiber
Commission
Senate
Department of Health and Social Services
Department
Oregon School For Girls
Campaign forms against mandatory retirement rules rise
Elderly Americans push back on mandatory retirement policies in a campaign highlighted on page five. Brian Ross, certified as a pilot at seventeen, vows to pursue a career as a commercial pilot on page thirteen. John Allen and Bobby Johns win the Herb Ristow Pro Am Journey at Maple Grove Country Club on page eighteen.
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Brian Ross
John Allen
Bobby Johns
Herb Ristow
Maple Grove Country Club
Outers Laboratories sale signals growth for Onalaska area
New owner group of 12 businessmen purchases Outers Laboratories Inc. for 9 million from Northern Trust Co. The funds benefit 31 charities, 75 percent local, via a perpetual trust. Investors plan expanded product lines and stronger community involvement in La Crosse Onalaska.
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Onalaska
Wis
Outers Laboratories Inc
Onalaska- la Crosse
Jan Olson
Onalaskan
Olson
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Vern Dale
Dale
New Orleans
Outers
Aquinas High School
St. Francis and Lutheran
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Town
Nebraska
Outers and Metallics, Inc
la Crosse
Walt’s
3Rd
Mississippi Sts
Northern
Northern Trust
la Crosse-Onalaska
McGuinness
Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
Bank of Onalaska
First National Bank of la Crosse
National Bank of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Fleetwood Archery Co
Superior
Astro Archery Inc
Milwaukee
Outers Laboratories Names New Owners and Officers
The reorganized firm lists Earline Dale as chairman and Jan Olson as president with Paul Poehling as VP and treasurer. James McGuinness heads market research, Samuel Stuhr manufacturing, and Hugh Seavers sales. Some stockholders remain nonexecutive. Mrs Dale became president after her husband’s death on April 28 1976. Olson is her son and joined in 1954 in sales.
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Outers Laboratories
Earline Dale
Onalaska
Jan R. Olson
Lincoln St
Paul M. Poehling
Northbrook Road
la Crosse
James J. McGuinness
West Salem
Samuel E. Stuhr
Tillman Drive
Hugh Seavers
13Th Ave. S
Capel Emory
Toronto
Can
Jack Gillen
New York
Joseph Barnett
Keith Tanke
Ellis Mason
Milwaukee
Chester Bell
Wisconsin Rapids
Dale
Walt's Restaurant Inc
Metallics, Inc
Olson
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The
Ways and Means Committee
Mike Bentzen
Tribune Photo
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Lasuabesignen
AB Spoeas
James McGuinness
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