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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
Madison Assemblyman Norman Anderson urges a new review of a bill that would overhaul Wisconsin's $50 million resource development program. The measure, passed last week, would continue sweeping changes under consideration.
The Assembly debated and passed a 1964 budget planning measure while killing a school roads contract bill and a county road bidding proposal. It also created a commission to oversee Wisconsin participation in the 1964 New York World's Fair, with tax deductible contributions. Reynolds vetoes on an earlier motion are noted. Other Zeidler requests to aid urban renewal planning and transit partnerships were rejected.
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin Public Service Commission authorized Whitewater to build an iron removal plant for a new well at a cost of 65 000 dollars.
Kenosha Wisconsin AP psychiatrist Dr George R Weber testified Mrs Helen Haukedahl was not legally sane after the April 1 shooting of Dorothy Bitautis, a police stenographer. He described amnesia and limited awareness of right and wrong. She testified she still loves her husband despite abuse.
Four Warrens youths and the mother of an eight month old pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in Monroe County. They admitted ransacking homes in the Warrens area and stealing items including blankets dishes groceries lamps silverware and lawn equipment. Sentencing was deferred for a pre sentence investigation with bonds set at 3000. A second suspect Edward Barkus 53 faces charges for breaking into the Wonder Bar at Sparta with bond 1000. The Coulee Region Aquarium Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Coulee State Bank.
Wisconsin haying is about 60 percent complete in the southern counties and 15 percent in the north per the Weekly Crop and Weather Report. Frequent rain slows the north while dry south conditions yield below average first cuts and little sign of recovery without a strong second growth. Pastures are reported in good shape.
The report notes northern counties hold steady while southern counties suffer from low rainfall. Soil moisture in the south nears a short condition and the southwest faces real trouble if hot weather arrives before steady rain.
Lima's new woman mayor Anita Fernandini de Naranjo bans strip teases and girlie shows in city night clubs. Her decree declares performances featuring nude or scantily clothed women contrary to good morals.
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