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Republicans face empty field for La Crosse County D A post
Allen Trapp says there is an extremely good chance the Republican party will not field a candidate to challenge Ed Nix the Democratic incumbent for district attorney in La Crosse County. Filing deadline is July 13. The piece notes past GOP figures and questions why no attorney will run.
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Allen Trapp
la Crosse County
Republican Organization
Dist. Atty
Edmund A. Nix
ED Nix
D.A
Eau Claire
la Crosse
State Bar
Nix
John Coleman
John Bosshard
John Flynn
George Thompson
Wisconsin
Trapp
County landfill row spurs public access debate
LACROSSE COUNTY Supervisor Ralph Geary Jr. argues the county should keep the new landfill open to the public. He warns private access limits could boost roadside dumping and farm field waste. He notes possible state or federal rules and urges the County Board to heed public input when landfill rules are discussed Thursday.
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Lacrosse
Ralph Geary Jr
Geary
EPA finds untuned engines emit dirtier exhaust than maintained ones
The EPA reports that poorly tuned engines produce dirtier exhaust than properly maintained ones in a $4.2 million study. The agency urges in use car maintenance checks and supports auto inspection programs, noting the findings align with a broader safety study on tricycle accidents and vehicle stability.
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Bartl resigns as city civil defense director
Twenty years ago in 1956 Joseph J. Bartl resigns from his post as city civil defense director. The report notes his departure amid ongoing municipal security duties and public service context in La Crosse.
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Arthur Kreutz
S. 6Th St
Lucey Stands Firm on Road Funding Proposals in Wisconsin
Gov Patrick Lucey defended highway reform before county managers while warning that road funding remains a battleground. He warned the issue will recur with a new Legislature, noting inflation and lag in construction despite a reduced program and calling for state transit support alongside highways.
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Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Lacey
Ford searches for Southern strategy as Connally is eyed
Ford aides weigh a Southern strategy to win Texas and Florida against Carter with a Kennedy era appeal. Connally maintains popularity despite past indictments, but says he would have to think about a possible vice presidential offer.
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South
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Missouri
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Carter
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Florida
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William Brock
HEW
David Mathews
Reader letters debate landfill access and apology request
Tribune readers react to opinion Foolish Stunt. Paul Offner praised for engaging workers. criticism calls for apology. La Crosse County Board to vote on Medary landfill proposals offering restricted use and paid hauler licenses. public access, litter concerns, and open meeting details included. County Supervisor Ralph Geary Jr. urges public input.
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Medary
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Carter vows to avoid major conflicts at Democratic convention
Washington reports that Jimmy Carter aims to quell uprisings within the party as he approaches official nomination. Spokesman Jody Powell says the former governor will push to head off major confrontations on issues in the platform, preserving unity before the November election. The piece notes potential turnover in leadership if Carter wins the presidency and Congress, signaling a new start for the nation amid decades of turmoil.
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Edmund Brown
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Maryland
Nevada
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Western balance in a Carter Ford Reagan ticket
Carter weighs regional balance and admits weakness in the West while Ford and Reagan faces Westward strength gaps. Potential California contenders include Cranston Bradley Evans Church Jackson Udall but no clear front runner emerges. The piece warns that a sharp intraparty clash could hobble the opposition in November.
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Carter
California
U.S
Alan Cranston
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Senator Church
Henry Jackson
Washington State
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
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