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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

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Aldermen reject strikebreaker curb in La Crosse

Aldermen defeated the measure 11 to 9, rejecting an ordinance to prosecute out of state strike replacement workers. Public hearing drew 120, with two for and seven against. Mediation on the La Crosse strike continues as talks yield limited progress after 119 days. Concerns cite harming business image and intruding on management rights and labor disputes.

la Crosse Telephone Corp Simon Zuiker la Crosse William Sauer Western Wisconsin Regional Arts Council King St

Ex-owner seeks extra money for La Crosse school site

The former Midwest Foundries owner asks for interest from the city on the 1976 sale of the school site, claiming inflation and delays raised costs. The district and City Atty. call the deal closed, and maintain all terms were met.

North Side Eugene Balts John Flanagan Sam Trendov Midwest Foundries, Inc Donald Harman Harman Trendov James Wais Sherman Stellpflug Trendon Stellpflug Treasury la Crosse Midwest Foundries Army Corps Balts Midwest Gene Balts

Conscience of witness leads to body near La Crosse

La Crosse authorities tracked a body to a Mississippi River marsh after a 19 year old man led a witness and detective to the site. The victim and a suspect, both 19, were among three who entered the marsh last winter to shoot birds. A warrant will cite the suspect for possible accessory charges.

Black la Crosse William Black Sheriff's Department Mississippi River Burlington Iowa Black and Dist Michael Mulroy Mulroy Burlington Northern Highway 14

Lemonade duel sparks two on Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act

In Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich met constituents when Steve Wrbanich in a wheelchair lit a cigarette and Nancy Leighton splashed him with lemonade to protest smoke. Both threatened charges as Capitol guards watched. Leighton cited the Clean Indoor Air Act and pursued enforcement.

ST. Paul Nancy Leighton Minneapolis Perpich Wrbanich Ms. Leighton Leighton Minnesota

Mass Readies Last Service for Historic St Raphael Chapel

An 86 year old St Raphael the Archangel Chapel at St Francis Hospital will close as the hospital razes the building for a $14 million expansion. The final Mass is Thursday at 7 30 p.m. led by Bishop Frederick Freking. The altar stone will be moved to the new chapel in the main hospital lobby.

St. Francis Hospital St. Raphael the Archangel Frederick Freking Steve Noffke Tribune

Principal Reportedly Accused of Assault at Longfellow

La Crosse detectives investigate after ninth grader Andy Oldenburg is allegedly struck and dragged into a gym by Longfellow Principal Myron McKee. Oldenburg hospitalized for possible rib injuries. witnesses describe a confrontation outside the building. McKee's contract nonrenewal and upcoming departure July 1 are noted amid prior disciplinary incidents.

Longfellow Lutheran Hospital Myron McKee la Crosse Area la Crosse Andy Oldenburg McKee Douglas J. Oldenburg S. 31St Bill Schmidt Oldenburg Evan Lowrey Jerry Pipes Linda Goodwin Nancy Ger

Fire Claims Four At Cokato Hotel In Minnesota

Four people died when a blaze tore through the Cokato Hotel early today. Six others including a firefighter and five residents were treated for burns and smoke inhalation at Meeker County Memorial Hospital in Litchfield.

Cokato, Minn Cokato Wright County Sheriff's Office Meeker County Memorial Hospital Litchfield

History of dairies origins traced to 1611 cows

A brief history notes that the U.S. dairy industry traces its roots to 100 cows imported from Europe in 1611, marking the starting point of dairy farming in America.

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