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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1977

Page

8

Practicing Parenthood Attracts Teens In School Program

In Fremont California and nationwide teens join HEW funded Exploring Childhood courses to study early childhood. Students interact with day care and Head Start centers, then discuss experiences with teachers. The program aims to prepare teen parents as birth rates rise and family needs grow.

Washington Husky North Fremont Calif HEW Office of Child Development Frank Ferro Children’s Bureau Ferro Lowell Mass Boys’ Clubs of America Boy Scouts of America National 4-H Club Foundation of America Girl Scouts of the U.S.A National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers The Salvation Army Save the Children Federation Appalachian

Open letters reveal struggles with alcoholism and privacy

An open letter to a family discusses alcoholism and the need for honesty and recovery. Dear Ann responds on handling manipulation, promises, and seeking help. A separate reader asks about mail privacy. Ann states personal mail is private and illegal to open.

Ann Becky Molly

Catalogs Inspire Backyard Dreams and Wary Purchases

A humorous look at seed and plant catalogs from nurseries. Neighbors Babs and Jerry chase sensational claims from impossible growth to fruiting bananas and insect-eating Venus flytraps. Their home ends with a cautious, faith-filled choice of a prayer plant.

Babs Jerry Holland

City hospital hosts alcoholism seminar

St Francis Hospital sponsors a seminar on alcoholism and chemical dependency in the Beata Conference Room Assisi Center 615 S. 10th St. The event runs 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with 9:00 to 9:15 a.m. registration. The program covers physical emotional spiritual and social aspects and includes a materials fee.

St. Francis Hospital Beata ‘Conference Room Assisi Center S. 10Th St

Scientific explanation for moving tombstones in Springfield

Springfield caretakers reported tomb stones weighing up to 4000 pounds shifting slightly in recent months. David Snider, city public works director, ruled out vandalism and mystery, saying stones absorbed heat from the sun during cold weather, causing a reaction with ground slabs that nudged them northeast.

Springfield David Snider

Austrians Weigh Higher Tax On Hard Liquor To Curb Drinking

Austrian internal medical expert Anton Rot argues that per year about 20 billion schillings are spent on alcohol, double the defense budget. He recommends at least a 10 percent tax on hard liquor with revenues funding alcoholism treatment and anti alcohol campaigns. He also suggests alcohol free canteens in barracks and banning drinks from stadiums, plus cheaper soft drinks to shift demand.

Vienna Anton Rot Rot Public Accident Insurance Institute Austria Europe France

Eastern Star Chapter to Install Officers in Onalaska

Onalaska Chapter 249 of the Order of the Eastern Star will install its officers Friday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Lodge at 324 Main St. Mrs. Virginia Christianson of 159 Esther Drive will be installed as worthy matron and her husband Roger will be installed as worthy patron.

Onalaska The Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Lodge Main St Virginia Christenson Esther Drive Roger

Youths call for tighter teen driving rules in Gallup survey

Princeton report outlines teen drivers blame drinking reckless driving and drugs for crashes. Four in ten teens cite drinking as a top cause and urge stricter license requirements. Officials note drunk driving accounts for about half of U.S. car deaths and injuries.

Princeton N.J Gallup U.S

Youth Driver Dangers Highlight Teen Survey Findings

A national survey of over 1,000 teenagers reveals key factors in youth road incidents. Respondents cite recklessness inexperience speeding disobedience and lack of driver education as top causes. Other comments emphasize drinking and distraction, with calls for better guidance and awareness.

Montana Dpms ci Tegdegtiey

NOW Group Seeks Recall Of Dane County Judge Simonson

The La Crosse NOW chapter adopts a resolution supporting the Madison NOW bid to oust Judge Archie Simonson over alleged sexist remarks in a sexual assault case involving a 15 year old boy. A Poor Artists Night at UW La Crosse Newman Center features women artists and a 7:30 spaghetti dinner with Sister Thea Bowman presenting The Black Experience in Soul and Gospel Music. Tickets from Marti Mogenson and Donell Kerns.

la Crosse The National Organization For Women NOW Dane County Archie Simonson Madison Now Newman Center University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Thea Bowman Viterbo College Marti Mogenson N. 21St St Donell Kerns S. 11Th St

Judge Arch ie Simonson under fire over rape case comments

The Milwaukee Catholic Herald Citizen blasted critics of Dane County Judge Arch ie Simonson for defending a teenage suspect. The editorial accuses Madison of moral laxity and cites the judge's remark about a 15 or 16 year old reacting to provocative dress as evidence of bungled handling.

Milwaukee Dane County Archie Simonson Catholic Herald Citizen Madison Simonson

Schedule listed for small animal zoo at Myrick Park

The small animal zoo at Myrick Park will be open Tuesdays through Saturdays from noon to 8 p.m. Feedings are: calf at 1:30 and 5:30 p.m., sheep at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m., goat at 3:30 p.m., deer at 4 p.m., with roaming fowl including geese ducks and chickens.

Myrick Park

Two area graduates earn degrees at University of Iowa

Two area residents, Mindoro native Frank Charles Stetzer and Strum native Martha Jean Monson, are recent University of Iowa graduates. Stetzer earned a PhD in geography while Monson completed a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

University of Iowa Iowa City Frank Charles _ Stetzer Mindoro Martha Jean Monson Strum

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