Medary Sewe r Financing Skyrockets for Shopping Center
The Medary town faces an $800 000 sewer project to serve a proposed $20 million Dayton Hudson regional shopping center on 80 acres near U S Highway 16 and State Highway 157. The town weighs funding itself versus the developer paying to secure utilities. A special town meeting is set for June 26 to decide whether Medary can provide the services or seek annexation by La Crosse to obtain them.
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Tax Base Tug Of War Over La Crosse Medary Annexation
A $20 million Dayton Hudson shopping center faces a political battle between La Crosse and Medary over which government secures the tax base. Medary residents resist annexation while Medary officials seek village incorporation, complicating sewer plans and the center’s funding. Dayton Hudson warns that incorporation or delays could scuttle the project.
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Wisconsin open meetings bill clears legislature
A watered down open meetings bill passed both houses, sending to Gov. Lucey for signature. The measure requires two hours notice for emergencies and imposes fines up to 300 dollars. it permits secret voting for local officer elections and faced partisan criticism from Republicans and advocacy groups.
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Suspects Arrested In Three Lebanon Slayings
Palestinian guerrillas and their Lebanese allies announce arrests of suspected killers of U S Ambassador Francis E Meloy Jr and two others in Beirut. The statement names no suspects or nationalities but implies Arab identities and says they will be handed to the pan Arab peacekeeping force.
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Beirut killings deepen Lebanese crisis and U S evacuation plans
U S officials say killers were from a fringe Muslim group aiming to provoke a U S intervention in Lebanon. Yasir Arafat and Kamal Jumblatt condemn the assassinations. Washington reviews evacuation plans for 1450 Americans as British urge Britons to leave. Transport planes and helicopters stand by. President Ford vows pursuit of peace. Three U S envoys were abducted and killed near Sarkis’ Beirut headquarters. bodies found later on a beach.
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National Tractor Pull To Be Held In Tomah
The Wisconsin Dairy land National Tractor Pull is set for Sept 11 12 at the Monroe County Fair grounds Tomah Wisconsin It aims to draw 250 tractors from the Midwest East South and Canada with prize money possibly totaling 18000 The event will reuse the state level track built in spring and promoters expect it to become an annual event
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