Prairie du Chien Rescue Squad seeks pay and policy plan
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin rescue squad pushes for pay to boost member retention. Spokesman Leo Weber cites 18 to 19 members with only 10 to 12 active and seven EMTs, proposing per call payments, training pay, insurance, and a staffed garage with radio overhang. County and city officials weigh subsidies and a five year financing plan.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Crawford County
Leo Weber
Robert Dillman
Jack McPhee
McPhee
Weber
la Crosse
Madison
Dillman
North Crawford
Free Bel tone hearing aid offer in Chicago ad
An advertisement from Bel tone Electronics Corp offers a free non operating model of the smallest Bel tone aid to anyone who writes to Dept. 5478 in Chicago. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level, claimed as a free sample sent to thousands already.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Illinois
Water Vapor Spurs Mars Probe
Viking 1 begins a 10 day Mars study as scientists pursue life clues. Low-lying Mars areas show water vapor much higher than average with frost melting to vapor and possibly liquid in transitions, suggesting wetter regions near the planned landing site Chrige could enhance life chances.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Viking 1
C. Barney Farmer
Viking
Chrige
Supreme Court Allows Referendum on Zoning Changes
The court, in a 6 to 3 ruling, upheld Eastlake Ohio's ordinance requiring a 55 percent vote before land use changes. Developers warned the decision could derail land use planning and due process, while Chief Justice Burger said referendum is not a delegation of power. The ruling may affect about 20 states with voter referendums on zoning. The court also agreed to review a New Hampshire case involving ta deed tape on license plates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eastlake
Ohio
Warren Burger
Duane Searles
National Association of Home Builders
New Hampshire
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Contact Information
Notice provides phone numbers for missed papers and classified ads in the La Crosse Tribune. It lists publication city, mailing address, and subscription pricing including a one year rate within 75 miles. The notice also states a biweekly city carrier price and the volume and issue number.
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Tribune
la Crosse
Wis
Four Are Sentenced In Whitehall On Theft Counts
In Trempealeau County Court four men pled guilty to theft counts after charges were amended from burglary. David B. Brady and Brad J. Docken, both 18 or 19, faced fines and possible jail time with restitution due by August 3 for two counts each. Martin Berg Jr and Steven L. Pope pleaded guilty to one theft count each with a $49 payoff due by July 6, or 10 days in jail. Readings cited crimes at Ettrick Rod and Gun Club and Bricksmoen Bar in Blair.
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Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau County
A. L. Twelme
David B. Brady
Ettrick
Brad J. Docken
Galesville
Martin Berg Jr
Blair
Steven L. Pope
Chippewa Falls
Dist
Roman Feltes
Ettrick Rod and Gun Club
Bricksmoen Bar
Variances approved for Onalaska properties
Onalaska Wisconsin board approves two variances. Dean Dickinson gains a two foot variance at 3rd Avenue North and Main Street for a mixed use building. Clifford Hagen Jr. receives a 17 foot reduction in required backyard for a three street bordered lot.
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Onalaska
Wis
Dickinson
Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaning & Laundry
2Nd Ave. N
Clifford Hagen Jr
Huggett
Park and West Avenues
Spruce Street
County Clerk Seeks Another Term
Russell Fiedler filed nomination papers to seek a third term as La Crosse County clerk. He resides at 2321 S. 23rd St. and the filing deadline is July 13.
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Russell Fiedler
la Crosse County
Fiedler
S. 23Rd St
Teen Driver Faces Count After Fatalities in Wisconsin
In Whitehall Wisconsin a 16 year old boy Brian E Paulus of Galesville is charged with operating left of center after a fatal crash Friday. His car sideswiped Louise Martin and her mother Louise French of Galesville, killing them. James Malesytki of Galesville is in serious condition at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital.
West Salem School Allows Jaycettes Theatre Uses
West Salem Wis The school board voted to let the West Salem Jaycettes use the high school gym for the Wisconsin Theatre Touring Company. Jaycettes spokesman Judy Long asked for free use of janitor services as a nonprofit group could not cover regular charges. The company includes 15 college students and four UW professors directed by Robert Joyce a West Salem resident.
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West Salem
Wis
West Salem Jaycettes
Wisconsin Theatre Touring Company
Judy Long
Jaycettes
University of Wisconsin
Robert Joyce
Offner Could Be Released From Hospital This Weekend
State Rep. Paul Offner from La Crosse may be released from Lutheran Hospital this weekend though no date is set. Hospital spokespersons say his condition remains good after he was critically injured June 9 at a construction site for the new municipal services building at Isle la Plume.
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Paul Offner
D-La Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
Offner
Municipal Services
Isle la Plume
Mobil accused of aiding Rhodesia amid U.S. sanctions
The People's Bicentennial Commission and the Center for Social Action charge Mobil Corp with selling gasoline and oil to Rhodesia in breach of U.S. sanctions. Mobil denies the claims and notes documentation of a decade long covert supply to Salisbury. In Boston, state and union negotiators end talks without clear progress on federal mediation amid a strike involving nearly 20 000 workers.
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Washington
People’s Bicentennial Commission
Center For Social Action
The
United Church of Christ
Mobil Corp
Rhodesia
U.S
Mobil
Salisbury
Boston
Howard V. Doyle
Alliance
Senate Approves Spain Bases Treaty Amid Democratic hopes
The Senate voted 84 to 11 to ratify a five-year treaty with Spain that funds a $1.2 billion package of loans and grants. A year-to-year funding clause enables Congress to track Spain's democratic progress as the Mediterranean nation builds institutions.
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Washington
Senate
Spain
Congress
Spiegel Grove lands Lebanon evacuees in Piraeus Greece
The U S Navy amphibious ship Spiegel Grove docked at the U S Army terminal in Piraeus Athens carrying 267 evacuees from Beirut. The group includes 110 Americans and 157 others, mostly women and children. Some will fly to the United States or Europe today, others await hotel stays while deciding next steps.
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Athens
Greece
U.S. Navy
Spiegel Grove
Lebanon
U.S. Army
Piraeus
Beirut
United States
Syrian Lebanese clashes end as peacekeepers deploy
Libyan and Syrian peacekeeping troops halted hostilities between Syrian forces and Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut and on other fronts. Officials said 47 killed and 78 wounded in the night as Lebanon’s Muslim Christian civil war rages on.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
Beirut
Trio Flamenco at UWL Recital Hall Tonight
La Crosse natives Anthony and Michael Hauser perform Flamenco with Michael's wife Suzanne Marie in Annett Recital Hall at 8 p.m. on the University of Wisconsin La Crosse campus. Admission is free. Alice in Wonderland is listed as part of the program.
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Anthony
Michael Hauser
la Crosse
Michael
Suzanne Marie
Uwl
Annett Recital Hall
She Stoops to Conquer at Toland Theatre Show
In the Coulee region the Wisconsin Touring Theatre Co presents She Stoops to Conquer at Toland Theatre. Performances at 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. with tickets 75 cents for children and 2 dollars for adults.
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Wisconsin Touring Theatre Co
Uw-L
Warm seasonably warm forecast with regional notes
National Weather Service data forecast seasonably warm conditions nationwide with rain in central and northern Plains and Northeast coast. Wisconsin sees partly cloudy to cloudy with chances of rain showers. Minnesota clears then clouds with scattered showers. Iowa remains clear to partly cloudy tonight into Wednesday with a few showers north. Dresbach Lock and Dam shows river flow rising at 20 400 cubic feet per second as three towboats with 27 barges move downriver since 8 am Monday.
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National Weather Service
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Owa
Dresbach Lock & Dam
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