Disturbed Youth Shoots At Cops On Downtown Bridge
Pittsburgh AP. Robert Michniak 22 stood atop a downtown bridge for about an hour firing at police and wounded himself in the head. The scene was broadcast live as police backed by armored units watched from streets below. He was hospitalized after brain surgery in serious condition. His mother, watching from Ohio, said he had psychiatric problems and had recent health concerns.
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Allegheny
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Bethesda
Ohio
Air Force
Gateway Polytechnic Institute
Galesville Firm Secures $20,000 SBA Loan
Governor Knowles announced a $20,000 federal loan to Schilling Industries of Galesville Trempealeau County for a new factory and facility improvements. The loan came from the U S Small Business Administration.
May employment in La Crosse County rises 800
La Crosse County’s employed total reached 34,900 in May, up 800 from April and 1,700 above May 1968, per the Wisconsin State Employment Service. Unemployment fell 380 to 1,720, 4.7 percent of the workforce, while construction and manufacturing saw mixed changes. Major projects include Viterbo College and local civic buildings.
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la Crosse State University
WWTI
la Crosse
Means To Construct 1 Million Plant
The F. W. Means Co. plans a 1 million plant on Oak Street as Harborview Plaza urban renewal displaces the current La Crosse facility. The move, to be completed within two years, covers about 59 percent of project-area property values. The authority voted to buy Means real estate at 113 123 S Front St and other local parcels.
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Harborview Plaza
Oak Street
Charles Parrott
la Crosse
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Walter Ranis
Clarence Koblitz
LeBarron and Olson Auto
Pearl St
State and
Mount Vernon Streets
2Nd Street
Roellig
Man and infant son die in Racine County crash
Milwaukee man Frederick Peterson 24 and his nine month old son Brian were killed on Highway 20 in a Racine County collision. Injured in the other car were Rosemary Peterson 23 and Vivian Burger 19 of Racine. The Wisconsin 1969 traffic toll rose to 425.
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Nixon predicts inflation relief in 2 to 3 months
President Nixon told a nationwide press conference he expects inflation to ease within two to three months and hinted at further troop withdrawals from Vietnam by year end. He backed Clifford's timetable for 100000 U.S. combat troops to depart and promised another review in August. He defended Safeguard missile plans and warned against price and wage spirals.
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County Board creates La Crosse Road Safety Commission
La Crosse County Board approves an ordinance establishing a 10 member Road Safety Commission to pursue federal funds for 13 safety areas. County Traffic Police Chief Stanley Mattison is named county highway safety coordinator and will coordinate driver education traffic courts emergency services and school bus safety among others. The panel will advise the board coordinate with La Crosse Onalaska Holmen West Salem Bangor Shelby and Shelby towns and seek federal highway safety act programs.
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John Thomas
la Crosse
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Mattison
la Crosse City
Ronald Wold
National High Department
Gon
Barge Spill Dumps Oil Along Mississippi Near Paducah
Hoagland towing barge No. 902 returned toward Paducah, Ky, leaving about 64 000 gallons of No 2 diesel along a 15 to 20 mile stretch of the river. Cleanup crews used straw and a large vacuum on a barge to remove oil as conservationists and engineers monitor wildlife impact and future effects.
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Alma
Hoagland Towing Co
Paducah
Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi
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