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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1976
Page
4
Town meeting at Fauver Hill School Saturday at 2 30 p m considers how a proposed shopping center with water and sewer could be funded and the impact of a possible incorporation. The discussion echoes rural to suburban growth trends and calls for careful land use and planning.
Early response to the north south expressway proposal in La Crosse labels it a modest approach not a freeway. It would route traffic from Onalaska through the North Side and along the Burlington Railroad, with limited south of Cass Street impact.
Twenty years ago reports show President Eisenhower maintaining voter support despite illness while Gallup polls highlight retail gains and wage averages. Minnesota aviation hero Max Conrad plans a Moscow flight in August as state laws update July 1.
The piece notes a shift in American politics by 1976 with new leaders and priorities. Carter rises while Kennedy recedes, and veterans step aside. Foreign policy becomes less divisive, energy and employment loom as core unsolved questions for the campaign.
The Bodenmais Grafenau talks between South Africa PM Vorster and U S Secretary Kissinger mark a rare direct meeting aimed at steering southern Africa away from race conflict. They face Rhodesia and South Africa’s internally rising violence, with警 concerns over black majority rule and regional guerrilla pressures.
In Washington at 2 a.m. Rep Horace Ben Vivant was approached by two decoy taxpayers who claimed to be taxpayers. They pressed him to promise thrift and reduced socializing, then reporters printed his pledged lines as entrapment.
In a campaign year clash Wisconsin lawmakers override Gov. Patrick Lucey’s veto on creating a veterinary medicine school at the University of Wisconsin. Funding remains unresolved as a new legislature will decide next year amid mugwump politics and ongoing debates on university mergers and term limits.
On Capitol Hill discussions about reform intensify after the Wayne Hays affair. Congressman Hale asserts reforms aim to curb committee chairmen’s power, not respond to the Hays scandal, noting ethics rules and self-policing while acknowledging lawmakers are fallible.
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