Obituaries Bring News of Five Local Deaths
Bernard J Misna of Superior dies from leukemia at 52 after Midwest trip. Veteran and oil equipment owner, he leaves wife Dorothy Starch and two daughters Kathleen and Eileen, plus five sisters. Memorials to Mayo Clinic Foundation. Services in Superior and La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaseburg
George
Bernice Misna
Dorothy Starch
la Crosse
Superior
Misna
Acacia Lodge
AAC Shrine Temple
Superior Auxiliary Police
Donald
Kathleen) Frank
Eileen Misna
Robert
Angie) Rapp
James
Ardella) Muehlenkamp
Norwalk
Ruth Aney
Milwaukee
Leona) Hayden
Greenfield
Myron
June) Schwarz
Sparta
Central United Methodist Church
Downs Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Mayo Clinic Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Temons
Brudos
Wis
Temons Brudos
Soldiers Grove
Vernon County
Ole Brudos
Julia Thompson
Lady Logger Co
Spring Green
Viroqua
Palmer
Orvie
Mildred Vangen
Donna
Lloyd
Edwin
Thomas
Peter
Sophie
Lena
Anna
Mabel
Southwest Prairie Lutheran Church
H. Alfred Weltzin
Rape in Riverside Reported to Police
A 17 year old La Crosse woman said she was raped early Tuesday in Riverside Park near the bandshell after being approached by a Black man on South 3rd Street who threatened to beat her. Police are investigating.
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Jacobson
Viroqua
Agnes Hobbs
Mindoro
Wis
la Crosse
Richland Center
Joseph Dvorak
James Hobbs
Riverside Park
South 3Rd Street
Court Rules On Coal Fields Supreme Court decision on mining leases
The Supreme Court ruled the Interior Department may issue coal strip mining leases in the northern Great Plains without a four state environmental impact statement. The ruling overturned a Washington appeals court decision that an environmental impact statement was required. The Washington panel said strip mining would turn the sparsely populated region into a major industrial complex.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Interior Department
Great Plains
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
City Sees Health Merger Savings in La Crosse
The La Crosse City Council committee votes 6 to 1 to back merging city and county health departments into a single county wide public health system with a five to seven member board appointed by the County Board chair. County and city per capita spending figures are cited as justification.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Comennion Council
Eugene Hensel
Common Council
Hensel
Lee Foley
8Th Dist
City Hall
Foley
Two Oshkosh men arrested in Marking’s IGA hold up
Two 23 year old Oshkosh men were arrested for last Thursday's armed robbery at Marking's IGA Food Market in La Crosse. Det Lt James Dunham said both suspects are jailed awaiting county court hearings after being moved from Oshkosh. A .22 caliber pistol and $500 to $600 in large bills were recovered. Witnesses said the gunman fled in a blue car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
IGA
Liberty St
James Dunham
la Crosse
Winnebago
Dunham
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14Th Ave. E
Rochester, Minn
John P. Molitor
Hokah, Minn
Hokah
Caledonia
John Molitor
Mary Lugert
Molitor
Steffen
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Charles J. Quinn
John Trauffer
Calvary Cemetery
Jennie Jordahl
Ettrick
Jennie Jordahl of
Idaho
Utah
ARIZ
Colo
N. Mex
Dak
Dept. of Interior
Orville Coleman
Sylvia
Donald Schnitzler
Erv
Thomas Sullivan
Coleman
Riverside
Madison
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Ser Mo
5Th Ave. S
Fesenitssre
Kroehler
Broyhill
Sealy
Howell