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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1976
Page
1
Massachusetts voters face a tight race among eight Democrats with busing as a key battleground. Wallace attracts antibusing support while Moynihan and Carter back anti and pro court orders. Ford seeks Florida win to blunt Reagan and boost his campaign.
Norman John Rees a Mobil Oil Co engineer is said to have spied for the Soviet Union and worked as an FBI double agent in 1971, according to a Dallas Times Herald report. He was found shot dead in his Connecticut home. authorities treat the death as apparent suicide by a single bullet.
Madison debate centers on a Legislative Council study of the criminal justice system led by Rep. Bernard Lewison and Rep. Virgil Roberts. The Hammill case prompts calls for review amid cross party support. council action hinges on end of March decisions.
The Sokols Club Masopust costume ball at Bohemian Hall La Crosse drew a large, lively crowd with crowd-pleasing costumes from Snoopy to Big Bird. Members describe Masopust as a Czech pre Lent celebration dating to 1915 with national ties and a long-standing tradition.
The Supreme Court will review a Wisconsin ruling that a Madison school board illegally granted a hearing to a dissident teacher during bargaining. Albert Holmquist spoke at a Dec 6 1971 meeting opposing a fair share proposal. the board later accepted the contract minus that provision. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the hearing violated the teachers bargaining rights.
Leap Year produced 17 babies born Monday in La Crosse area hospitals, only to celebrate first birthdays in 1980. First birth listed is a girl to Darrell Baumgartner and wife in Waukon Iowa at 1:53 a.m. at Lutheran Hospital, with several more infants at Lutheran and St. Francis Hospitals and Tomah Memorial Hospital. Some families noted addresses including La Crosse and West Salem as part of the Leap Year baby roll call.
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