Wisconsin bike trips plan across towns in state series
The article outlines a series of state promoted bike trips in Wisconsin. The Big Foot Trot starts Sunday in Walworth with a 1 p.m. ride from the town square led by figures Chief Big Foot and Princess Little Foot. The route uses the La Crosse Kenosha bikeway and includes a figure eight through historic sites.
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Walworth
Mauston
la Crosse
la Crosse-Kenosha Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Bicycle Institute of America
Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee Road
Manston
Coulee
Riverside Park
Brigham Park
Mt. Horeb
Kenosha
Carthage College
Wisconsin school bus program expands to private parochial pupils
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction reports growing expansion of the public school bus program. About 41 percent of public school pupils ride at public expense with an average of $64 per rider and $22.23 million total outlay last year. The system uses 1,762 public buses and 3,651 private buses with median one way trips of 22 miles and about 39 minutes.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
State Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin
Theodore Sorenson
Five Area Youths Enlist in Marine Corps
Five area youths have enlisted in the Marine Corps and are sent to San Diego for eight weeks of basic training. Sworn in for four years are Gaylord L. Skaar Bangor Robert S. Brooks La Crosse area foster son and Thomas G. Eagon La Crosse. Earl P. Mitchell New Albin Iowa signed up for three years.
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Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Gaylord L. Skaar
Lyle Skaar
Hixton
Robert S. Brooks
Stanley Hanson
Bangor
Robert W. Watters
Roger D. Watters
Thomas G. Eagon
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