Tomah taxpayers push referendum on WWTI building plan
A Tomah group seeks a district wide referendum on Western Wisconsin Technical Institute's 4.3 million La Crosse campus project. They press for action before July 1 when new state law requires referendums for vocational projects over 500000. Sundby to file petitions and potential legal challenges to WWTI notes sale.
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Tomah
Wis
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
la Crosse
WWTI
Phyllis Rice
Robert Nichol
Madison
Robert Sundby
Sundby
Indianhead Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Wisconsin
Monroe
Vernon, Crawford
Jackson
Buffalo
Trempealeau
Juneau
Sauk
Richland
Harris Trust & Savings of
Chicago
Monroe County Group
Eugene Prell
Northeast Advisory Board
Tomah Holiday Inn
WTAE
VTAE
Charles Richardson
Richardson
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Kumm
Robert Quackenbush
Sparta
Quackenbush
Beekeeper Beats Death Through Bee Venom Survival Story
Beekeeper Clyde Wood of South Woodstock Vermont credits bee venom from his 40 swarms with sparing his life after Hodgkin's Disease spread to his lung and spleen. At 79 he remains active in apiary work and notes beekeeping boosts annual honey harvests while expressing distrust of politics and pesticides.
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Wood
New York Cancer Research Institute
Hodgkin's
FDA moves to ban daytime OTC sedatives nationwide
The FDA plans to ban all over the counter daytime sedatives including Cope Compoz Miles Nervine Tranquil and Quiet World amid evidence of no medical benefit and risks of daytime drowsiness. The first step will be a tentative regulation this year with hearings and a final rule aimed for mid 1978.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Donald Kennedy
Cope
Kennedy
Senate
Reds Warn of Assassination Plot Against Brezhnev
Soviet security officials warned French counterparts a would be assassin armed with a rifle with telescopic sights might try to shoot Brezhnev. The warning signals heightened tensions amid Cold War security chatter.
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Brezhnev
Beekeeper Herbert Anderson Faces Swarming Beard Tale
Herbert Anderson recounts a daring moment when a swarm of bees circled his face as he worked. The article notes his fearless approach and the unusual risk he embraced while tending hives.
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Herbert Anderson
U S Steel to pay 3.25 million fine for Gary pollution
U S Steel Corp agreed to pay a 3.25 million dollar fine after the EPA said the Gary Indiana works failed to install required water pollution control equipment. The action signals the likelihood of stiffer penalties for violators in the future.
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Ing
Gary,Ind
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Court limits luggage searches in Fourth Amendment ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, held that police and federal agents generally need a warrant to search locked luggage. The ruling overturned a Boston area case, noting the privacy interests in locked footlockers resemble home protections and rejecting an automobile exception for train luggage. The decision stems from the 1973 arrests of Chadwick, Leary, and Machado in Boston.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Massachusetts
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Joseph Chadwick
Bridget Leary
Gregory Machado
Machado and Leary
San Diego
Calif
Federal Trial Court
Appeals Court
Federal Building
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
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Clyde Wood
National Cancer Institute
Patrick J. Lucey
Carter
Lucey
Leonid Brezhnev
Valery Giscard d’Estang
Paris
Par
Chaseburg
la Crescent
Ann Landers
U.S. Steel
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