Alderman Storck Pushes Against Logan High School Delay
Logan Alderman Curtis Storck argues against delaying the new Logan High School site decision. He cites feasible site options, costs to taxpayers, and public input, urging immediate construction and warning against delaying the project. He hints at annexation leverage and stresses education as a noble profession.
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Curtis Storck
14Th Dist
Logan High School
Storck
Central High School
Logan
Rose Street
Campbell
French Island
Board of Education
Washburn and Erickson
Burlington
Milson Court
14Th District
La Crosse Country Club seeks lease extension this week
The city council faces a key vote this week on renewing the La Crosse Country Club lease. Officials note a tight, centrist bloc holds decisive votes and may block terms, risking loss of the property after 1992 without city compensation.
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la Crosse
Anti-Country Club
Country Club
Our Savior's Lutheran congregation abandons building in 1883 landmark
The Tribune notes Twenty Years Ago 1956 events including Our Savior's Lutheran Church closing its historic building after final services and beginning razing to make way for a new edifice erected in 1883. Also Eisenhower recovery updates and Trane Co. projects are listed.
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Our Savior's Lutheran
Eisenhower
Radical protests loom as Bicentennial security tightens
Warnings of massive demonstrations in Philadelphia Washington New York City and Kansas City unfold as radical groups plan rallies around the July 4 holiday. Stokely Carmichael recruits with FALN while Senate hearings probe Communist influence and potential use of federal troops.
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D.C
Moscow
Havana
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
New York City
Kansas City
Ford Administration
Executive Department
White House
Stokely Carmichael
U.S
Carmichael
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion National Puertorriquena
FALN
Cuba
New York
Boston
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate
Russia
New York City College
People’s
Violence in sports and political agitation loom in 1968
Art Buchwald questions if American sports have gone too far in violence while forecasting a volatile political scene. Pro Soviet and antiwar leaders plan protests in Washington and Philadelphia, aiming to trigger a revolutionary atmosphere and test government resolve ahead of the presidential campaign. Jerry Rubin admits the Chicago 1968 disturbances were intended to disrupt.
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Washington
Heinrich Applebaum
The
Society For the Advancement of Violence In Sports
Plaayer
U.S
Moscow
Congress
Jerry Rubin
Chicago
Reader letters on Logan High site debate and public golf course misinformation
A series of letters challenges the Logan High School site selection arguing inadequate public discussion and costs. Other writers demand accurate reporting on the Country Club land lease and criticize a Tribune editorial for misrepresentation of 1913 deed terms and access to the public.
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Country Club
la Crosse
the Tribune
Tribune
Park Board
Joseph W. Gohres
S. 16Th St
Wisconsin legislators brace for Lucey summer agenda
Governors push leads to a busy summer session as Patrick Lucey aims to open a special session on June 15. Nursing home oversight, law enforcement, alcoholism treatment laws, mental health codifications, open meetings, and public funding of campaigns loom large while tensions over caucuses and wage talks press for openness.
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Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
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