Harborview Plaza advances riverfront redevelopment
La Crosse aldermen will see Harborview Plaza contracts in July after the Redevelopment Authority approved amendments. Developers De Baun and Rosenthal received approval for a $32 million riverfront project including two department stores, a hotel, offices, and a condominium with park changes to Riverside Park. The plan foresees a marina as optional and shifts parking requirements, aiming to start construction next spring or summer.
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Harborview Plaza
Riverside Park
la Crosse Aldermen
City Plan Commission
la Crosse Redevelopment Authority Board
Clifford de Baun
Boston, Mass
Harold Rosenthal
Milwaukee
Riverfront
de Baun
Rosenthal
Park Board
U.S. Fish Control Laboratory
State
Mount Vernon Street
la Crosse
Common Council
Williams-O’brien Associates
Lorenzo D. Williams
Authority Board
Richard Moen
Main Streets
2Nd
Pearl
King Streets
Charles Parrott
Parrott
Board Adopts Redistrict Plan Amid Likely Challenge
La Crosse County Board voted 26 to 8 to adopt a new reapportionment plan creating 36 supervisor districts, with 22 full districts and one partial in La Crosse. The plan, awaiting federal review by Judge Doyle, redraws boundaries across multiple towns and municipalities for the first time diverging from alderman districts.
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Jerome R. Rosso
la Crosse County
Atl
Es Doyle
City of
la Crosse
Campbell
Medary
Onalaska
Farmington
Bangor
Hamilton
Barre
Greenfield
Washington
Holland
Holmen
Burns
Rockland
West Salem
Shelby
District Eyes $5.29 Million Budget for 1973 74
The Western Wisconsin Vocational Technical and Adult Education Board gave preliminary approval to a 1973 74 budget of 5,293,284 dollars. The plan anticipates full time enrollment rises of 10 to 15 percent, and is about 900,000 dollars higher than the prior year’s 4,394,000 dollar budget.
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Western Wisconsin Vocational, Technical and Adult Educational Board
R B Tremain CESA Boss Dies at 58 in West Salem
Robert B. Tremain 58, longtime cooperative educational services agency CESA 11 coordinator, died of a heart attack near his West Salem home. Born June 12, 1915, he led CESA since 1965 after a career as teacher, principal, and district administrator, with numerous education associations. He directed Western Wisconsin Technical Institute before joining CESA.
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Robert B. Tremain
Cooperative Educational Services Agency
CESA
N. Leonard St
West Salem
Tremain
Juneau County
Friendship
Coon Valley
Alma
New Lisbon
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Western Wisconsin Educational Association
National Educational Association
la Crosse Education Association
Skylab Crew Returns From Weightless Flight Walks Unsteadily
Apollo astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz landed aboard the USS Ticonderoga after an 11 million mile mission. They walked hesitant steps to a medical trailer for debriefing while doctors monitored their adjustment to gravity.
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Apollo
Pacific
Ticonderoga
Earth
Kerwin
Conrad
Weitz
Weekend Weather Outlook: Fair, Cool Tonight
Friday night will be fair and cool with a low around 55. Saturday turns warmer and fair with a high near 80 and light northwest winds. Sunday stays warm and fair with a high near 85.
Critics of secrecy warn of disaster over access to caucus concept
Columnist John Wyngaard argues that critics conflating access to caucus with governance invite peril. The note appears on page 6 of the issue.
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John Wyngaard
Balloonist Aims Lake Michigan Crossing This Weekend
Balloonist Bob Sparks of Tamiment Pennsylvania prepares a gondola for a lake crossing of Lake Michigan on Saturday. The craft includes a sail for water landing propulsion and a rear rudder for steering. If successful, Sparks plans a later summer attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
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Bob Sparks
Lake Michigan
Sparks
Tamiment
Atlantic Ocean
Nixon Brezhnev Pact Aims to Curb Nuclear War Risk
Presidents Nixon and Brezhnev reach a landmark bilateral accord to regulate relations to reduce the danger of nuclear war. The nonbinding agreement calls for urgent consultations during rising tensions and seeks to limit arsenals ahead of a 1974 Moscow summit.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
California
Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Cambodia
Czechoslovakia
Kissinger
China
Senate
Moscow
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Park Department
Eugene Fry
Paul, de Baun
Front Street
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Mississippi River
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Front
Madison
Wis
George S. Olson
Wisconsin Rapids
U.S. District Court
Internal Revenue Service
Doyle
Tri-State
TV Log
Ann Landers
R. B. Tremain
Wisconsin Council For Exceptional Children
Phi Delta Kappa, Education Fraternity
The
Wisconsin Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
American and
Wisconsin Associations of School Ad
Coleman Auditorium
WWTI
Charles Richardson
Dale Tessmer
Richardson
Skylab
Supreme Court
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