Court limits on private school aid clarified by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled states may fund parochial pupils in textbooks supplements and some services while banning aid for field trips and certain classroom equipment. The decision upholds a three part test and endorses most of an Ohio law providing 88.8 million in state funds to private schools, mainly religiously affiliated, over two years.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Aehpten
Ohio
David Young
Ohio Catholic
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court ruling cited on parochial school aid in Wisconsin
Reverend Richard Wisnewski of the Diocese of La Crosse says the Supreme Court decision allowing state funds for certain parochial school services will not significantly alter Wisconsin’s current setup. He notes existing state programs under Title I and Title IV already fund on site services and textbook loans, with no major changes anticipated.
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la Crosse
Supreme Court
Wisnewski
Wisconsin
Father Wisnewski
La Crosse police union contract talks resume July 6
Non supervisory members of the La Crosse Police Association plan to resume negotiations with the city on July 6 after a 60 patrolmen and corporals vote rejected the latest offer. Pay remains the main hurdle as mediator Carl Monson has been brought in after an impasse was declared.
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Tribune
Jerome Rusch
City Csannel
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La Crosse Tribune Contact and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune publishes afternoons and weekend editions from 401 N 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601. City carrier price is 2.20 every two weeks and a one year mail subscription within seven miles of La Crosse is 49 dollars.
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Lee Enterprises, Inc
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la Crosse
Wis
Promotion Mixup Corrected for Troyanek in Tribune Report
Correction clarifies that David L. Troyanek was promoted to first lieutenant at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base Wyoming, not second lieutenant as Friday’s La Crosse Tribune stated. He serves as a missile launch officer with a Strategic Air Command unit stationed in Wyoming.
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David L. Troyanek
Strategic Air Command
Wyoming
Troyanek
Herman J. Troyanek Jr
Bank Drive
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Scouts rehearse but stay in heat for Blue Stars gig
About 100 to 150 people watch the Scouts perform music from West Side Story on a hot day at 5th Avenue and Main Street. Drum major Doug Thole and director Scott Stewart praise the group’s pride and potential as members discuss staying in uniform or out in the sun.
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Main Street
DCI
West Side Story
Doug Thole
Emile ‘‘Moe’’ Latour
The
Blue Stars
Blue Stars Place Fourth At Stillwater Drum Corps Show
Blue Stars finish fourth with 69.65 points at Stillwater major confrontation as Blue Devils win with 78.90. Vanguards 74.15 Scouts 71.95, Freelancers 63.65, Troopers 58.55. Latour cites rehearsal gains and audience impact. Blue Stars next perform in Eau Claire and Oshkosh.
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Stillwater
Minn
Blue Devils
Vanguards
Scouts
Sacramento
Calif
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Latour
Appleton
Janesville
Belvidere
Ill
Park Ridge
Platteville
Eau Claire
Oshkosh
Troop Transfer At Ft McCoy Brings Large Turnover
About 6 000 soldiers will depart Ft McCoy Wisconsin this weekend after a two week annual training. They will be replaced by around 5 000 incoming personnel from the 69th Infantry Brigade Kansas National Guard and other units from Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri California and Colorado. The turnover covers many fields including police infantry engineers aviation and maintenance. Traffic is expected to run heavier in the area during the changeover. LeRoy Graff of 518 Avon Street reported the theft of an 18 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor worth 150 from his home Thursday night or Friday morning.
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Minnesota
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Missouri
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Colorado
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Ft. McCoy
LeRoy Graff
Avon St
Aldermen Back WWTI Construction Plan In La Crosse
Five La Crosse aldermen urge Mayor Zielke to hold a Monday night council meeting to back WWTI’s proposed 4.3 million building project. A Monroe County group is pushing a referendum to block funding, claiming a state law requires it for projects over 500 thousand. Several officials question the motive behind the petition drive while some oppose a referendum. The group plans to file petitions Monday with WWTI board secretary Louis Youngman, aiming for 4,967 signatures across 11 counties.
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la Crosse
Patrick Zielke
la Crosse Common Council
City Hall
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Board of Education
Curtis Storck
Helen Kelly
Lee Foley
Randall Larson
Thomas Roellich
Monroe County
Committee of 5,000
Storck
Mrs. Kelly
Foley
Tomah
Onalaska
Zielke
Larson and Roellich
Louis Youngman
Robert Sundby
Madison
la Crosse County
Robert Ringdahl
Charles Richardson
Prell
Newborn Reunion Alumni Link Social Events to Child Progress
The center uses three annual parent meetings to discuss triumphs and concerns of children. Mrs. Horstman notes the gatherings show measurable results, including reassurance to parents of premature twins. Anita Jasper reports on WWRNC follow up studies indicating most premature and ill babies develop into normal, productive children.
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Mrs. Horstman
Olson
WWRNC
Richland Center to host fowl display at Dairyland Classic
Richland Center Wisconsin hosts the annual Dairy land Classic of the Badger Poul try Club at the Rich land County Fairgrounds. Feathered friends including various chicken breeds will be shown this afternoon and until 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Richland Center
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Badger Poultry Club
Richland County Fairgrounds
Glaucoma Clinic and City Spirit Meeting Set in La Crosse Area
A glaucoma screening clinic runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mindoro Town Hall. A follow up meeting titled City Spirit is scheduled for 10 a.m. at the La Crosse Public Library auditorium located at 800 Main St.
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Mindoro Town Hall
City Spirit
la Crosse
Weather Outlook and River Traffic Winds Through Regions
Showers target many areas with cool northeast and warm southern air. Wisconsin sees mostly sunny humid conditions with 80s highs and 55 to 65 lows. Minnesota forecasts clear to partly cloudy days with 80s to 90s highs and scattered storms possible. River data show Dresbach Dam traffic and flow at 16 700 cfs and tow boats on Mississippi.
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Minnesota
Dresbach Lock & Dam
Mississippi River
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