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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

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Medary rejects city sewer hookup vote decisive

In a 172 to 60 advisory referendum Medary chose to build its own sewer plant and rejected connecting to La Crosse despite the city's offer. The vote follows negotiations and questions costs, Phase I serving about 1,000 residents with future phases planned.

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Annexation delay ties valley view mall to Medary contract

Medary Town restricts annexation for a year after Valley View Mall opens under a contract with the town. Town Chairman Stanley Peterson says this ends any chance of annexing land into the city as the sewer project with Dayton Hudson Properties and Arlen Shopping Centers may keep the town independent. Project manager Daniel Swantko notes residents retain the legal right to initiate annexation, though the developers would not.

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Mayflies Rise For Brief Summer Flights Along River

Mayflies emerge across the region with light flights early in the season. Along the Black River resident Robert Hess notes heavy swarms on light-colored homes while darker houses have fewer. Biologist Calvin Fremling predicts flights near normal this summer with peaks around mid July and frequent 6 to 11 day intervals.

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Two candidates named as La Crosse school boss contenders

La Crosse area board of education narrowed the field to two finalists from Wisconsin and Illinois for the next superintendent. The board discussed salaries and background checks while four finalists from Northern Wisconsin and the Milwaukee St Louis and Chicago regions remain in consideration. A separate action approved a 10000 settlement with Kaiser Aluminum for Summit School roof damages, bringing total out of court recoveries to 35000 with insurance repayments.

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District to lose state aid in enrollment drop

La Crosse School Board approves a 1977-78 budget of 15.54 million, a 111,559 cut as enrollment forecasts fall to 8,200 from 8,300, triggering an expected $140,000 drop in state aid and a $28,000 rise in local taxes. The panel preserves remedial reading positions and adds a per diem for members while debating financing amid the Fiscal Control Board review.

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