Campbell Not Solid Financially Signals Town Budget Strain
Campbell Wisconsin faces a financial dilemma with town clerk Fred Lehmeier calling finances "not solid." State revenue officials say the town overassessed property taxes by about $89,518, while officials differ on impact. The town plans an April 1976 budget and may need a referendum, but restrictions limit options.
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Campbell
Fred Lehmeier
Daniel Madden
Madison
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
State Department of Revenue
Lehmeier
Klos
John Brown
Benson
Madden
Department of Revenue
Security Official Sought In 3.5 Million Heathrow Robbery
Scotland Yard launched a nationwide inquiry into a $3.5 million heist at Heathrow from a British Airways and Sabena warehouse. A Purolator Services security manager, unnamed, is sought. Loot included U S dollars and francs with an apparent inside job suspected. A $200000 reward was offered for recovery.
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London
Scotland Yard
Air Courier Company
Heathrow
Purolator Services Ltd
British Airways
Yard
Purolator
La Crosse Aims to Set Meeting Over Medary Annexation
La Crosse Aldermen plan to meet Medary Town officials and residents to resolve annexation disputes over an 80 acre site for Dayton Hudsons proposed 20 million regional shopping center. Dayton Hudson officials seek sewer and water services which Medary townsfolk oppose annexation to provide. A July 12 hearing in La Crosse County Circuit Court is set.
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la Crosse
Town of Medary
Harold Swanson
20Th Dist
Stanley Peterson
Medary
Dayton Hudson
la Crosse County
Swanson
U.S. Highway 16
Daniel A. Swantko
Dayton Hudson Properties
Full Common Council
Man Sails Small Craft Near Nelson Park in La Crosse
Rivers bring man and nature together as Case Wewerka of 722 Los Ey Blvd sails a small craft off Nelson Park on French Island. The scene highlights sunny weather and ample water for outdoor life.
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la Crosse
Case Wewerka
Losey Blvd. S
Nelson Park
French Island
Leading indicators rise 1.4 percent in May
The Commerce Department reports the index of leading indicators climbed 1.4 percent in May, the fastest rise in ten months, placing it 13 percent ahead of a year earlier. New orders up 5.2 percent led the gains while six components rose, two were flat, three fell, and one data point was unavailable.
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Washington
Commerce Department
400 Rooms Needed For Legionnaires Convention In La Crosse
A.O. Swartz says 400 extra motel rooms are needed for about 7 000 to 9 000 Legionnaires and their families arriving July 14 18 for the Wisconsin American Legion State Convention in La Crosse. The event could draw up to 100 000 spectators if weather is favorable. Local and neighboring facilities including dorms, hotels, and camping sites are being organized to house attendees and support services. The convention is expected to generate about 3 million in regional sales.
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A.O
Arnie’ Swartz
American Legion State Convention Corp
Swartz
la Crosse
American Legion
UWL
Holy Cross Seminary
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Peter Chapman
Convention Bureau
Legion
Chapman
la Crosse Restaurant Association
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Jerome Klos
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City of
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la Crosse Area
Financial Report
Sabena
U.S
England
Keith Watts
Vernon County Dilemma
New County
Bart Starr
Packers
Ann Landers