Prisoner hunger prompts jail food inspection by committee
Seven Huber law prisoners charge inadequate meals at the county jail sparking a surprise inspection by the County Law Enforcement Committee. They cite cold leftovers and skipped meals for inmates returning after 4 and 6 p.m., while Sheriff Black defends current menus as sufficient.
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Fine Guilty Of Conspiracy In UW Sterling Hall Bombing
David S. Fine pleaded guilty in U S District Court to conspiracy and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution linked to the 1970 UW Sterling Hall bombing that killed physicist Robert Fassnacht. He faces up to 10 years and a 15000 dollar fine. three other charges will be dropped in a plea deal.
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David S. Fine
U.S. District Court
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Fine
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U.S
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Gordon
Donald
Armstrong
Karleton
Waupun State Prison
Karleton Armstrong
Dwight
Leo Burt
Sterling Hall
Robert Fassnacht
U.S. Army Mathematics Research Center
Mebane
Worm farmer challenges Onalaska curb on yard grinder
Neal Will, a worm farmer at 1030 Oak Ave S, fights Onalaska Ordinance 8.20 over his 1962 Chevrolet converted to a leaf and paper grinder for worm beds. Judge Charles Roddle fined him 20 dollars and court costs, with Will planning to appeal to La Crosse County Circuit Court within 10 days.
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Oak Ave. S
Charles Roddle
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la Crosse
Roddle
Ameson
Neal Will
Armeson
la Crosse County
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Trib
Kissinger Warns Allies On Angola and Nuclear Dangers
Henry Kissinger told the OAS in Santiago that the United States will not tolerate another Angola intervention and will maintain military capacity to protect itself and friends. He stressed a nuclear restraint duty and warned against a condominium of power with Moscow while urging peaceful Panama Canals talks and human rights improvements in Chile where 60 prisoners were released amid ongoing abuses.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Cuba
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Movable walls at Longfellow Junior High raise questions
La Crosse school board members led by Leti tia Bingham inspect Longfellow Junior High School where movable walls supposedly used in 1975 76 were not altered. Gaps and misfits appear in nine foot high ceilings and upper media center openings. Architects note contractors were not warned about ceiling wall height differences. costs include 11 868 for 49 panels plus 7 525 for a 32 foot folding wall and 100 for electrical work.
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Longfellow Junior High School
Bingham
la Crosse Area Public School
la Crosse Area
Longfellow
UMC
Hough Manufacturing Co
Janesville
Schroeder
Last Primary Elections May Decide Nominations
Voters in California, Ohio and New Jersey cast the final ballots of the nation’s longest presidential primary season. The results could determine if Ford can be overtaken and if Carter can be stopped, with 540 Democratic and 331 Republican delegates at stake on a single day.
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Udall
Frank Church
Idaho
George C. Wallace
Alabama
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Okalhoma
Ellen McCormack
Church
Georgia
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