Rushford Opens New Airfield With Grass Strip Hangar
First District Rep Albert Quie spoke at the opening of Rushford’s new airfield a 3400 foot lighted grass strip six bay hangar arrival and departure room paved apron and ramp total cost 329700 state funded 242355 city contributed 87345 in use since last fall and attracting a flying club
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First Dist
Albert Quie
R-Dennison
Rushford
Lucey Nears End as Wisconsin Governor Ahead of Ambassadorship
Gov Patrick J Lucey wraps 61 year tenure as Wisconsin chief executive prepares to resign to become U S ambassador to Mexico He will sign the 1977 79 budget and wield vetoes as Assembly moves on a mining tax bill and a 55 mph speed limit bill Several measures including anti abortion funding and no fault divorce await action through the next floor period in September with Lt Gov Schreiber to assume acting duties in the Capitol rotunda.
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Statehouse
U.S
Mexi
Lucey
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
Lucey Calls Special Session On Vetoes For Budget
Gov. Patrick J. Lucey asks a Thursday special session to act on partial vetoes in the 1977 79 budget. Signing ceremonies set for Tuesday morning. Officials fear veto of local government reimbursement could cost 8 million in 1977 79 and 29 million in the next two year period. An on floor probe of the State Veterans Affairs Board linked to John Moses firing looms as a political angle.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
University of Wisconsin College of Veterinary Medicine
Lacey
Ing
Monroe Swan
State Veterans Affairs Board
Milwaukee Sunday voting experiment falls short in turnout
Milwaukee county held a special Sunday primary for the Board of Supervisors with 1991 voters in the 1st District. Official promoter William F. O'Donnell noted the day’s light turnout and a smoother flow of voters, while two leaders tally 693 and 247 votes and a July 24 rematch is set.
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Milwaukee
Board of Supervisors
Mary
Wilton man injured as gravel truck rolls into ditch
Wilton resident William Von Haden, 20, suffered minor injuries when a gravel truck owned by Erickson Quarries rolled into a 15 foot embankment in the Town of Clifton Monroe County. He received treatment at Tomah Memorial Hospital and was released. The empty truck damaged a fence and cornfield on Arthur Gri sen property.
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Tomah
Wis
Wilton
Clifton
Monroe County
William von Haden
Erickson Quarries
Elroy
Dixon Court
As von Haden
von Haden
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Arthur Grisen
Last Central grads reunite at Babe Weigent Park
Members of Central High School Class of 1967 and families gathered for a post reunion picnic at Babe Weigent Park the site of the old school. They recalled the building torn down in 1971 and Bricks from the old structure were given as door prizes.
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Old Central Grads
Old Central High School
Babe Weigent
Cass, Madison
16Th
17Th Streets
Old Central
Central Park
Zielke
Weigent
Peder Arneson
Tacoma
Wash
John Short
Madison St
Short
Robert Nontelle
S. 19Th St
Trane Co
Nontelle
John Schlichenmeyer
Minneapolis
Old Stompin
Cass Street
Sparta teachers and board enter state mediation over contract
Sparta School Board and Sparta Education Association begin mediation led by Steven Schoenfeld of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission at 6:30 p.m. in the high school to resolve language disputes. Debated Senate Bill 15 could influence the talks if not settled by January.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta School Board
Sparta Education Association
Keith Martin
Steven Schoenfeld
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
John Alexander
Donald Hoeft
Martin
Senate
Lan
Alma Center Strawberry Festival Crown Goes To Nancy Theiler
Nancy Theiler 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kally Theiler Humbird crowned queen of the 1977 Alma Center Strawberry Festival this weekend. She is a Lincoln High School junior in Alma Center. First runner up Janet Grunlen 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Grunlen Alma Center.
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Nancy Theiler
Kally Theiler
Alma Center
Lincoln High School
Janet Grunlien
Raymond Grunlen
Winona Man Faces Trial for Armed Robbery
John E Water 18 of Winona faces a La Crosse County Circuit Court trial this week on charges of attempted murder and armed robbery in the November 24 holdup of Sacia s IGA Foodliner at Holmen. He is expected to change pleas and a jury will be empaneled Monday with trial set for Wednesday. Allen Hinrichs 43 was wounded in the scuffle outside the store.
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Winona
Sacia
IGA
Holmen
John E. Water
la Crosse County
Allen Hinrichs
Mindoro
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