Minicourses Engage State Road Students in New Subjects
State Road School reports fifth and sixth graders explore six new minicourses led by teachers. Subjects include cooking knitting folk dancing and chess with Emma J. Erickson noting the program opens paths to areas previously unavailable to students.
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State Road School
Emma J. Erickson
Julie Phillips
Tim Ellefson
Ben Bouchard
Suzanne Exley
Tamra
Henry ‘Campo
Robert Lindesmith
Tribune
Steven Noffke
La Crosse Considers Postponed Oktoberfest Format Change
La Crosse Common Council Committee of the Whole approves a later Oktoberfest format with more police on site. Debate centers on a parade control ordinance to require a $10 permit, route safety, and private security. bill tabled and re-referred amid opposition and calls for redraft.
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la Crosse
John K. Flanagan
Wold
W. Peter Gilbertson
Thomas Roellich
James Shoger
Judiciary Committee
Sheriff Defends Hoch Death Investigation At County Board
Sheriff William Black defended his Hoch death probe at the La Crosse County Board meeting amid a critical letter from District Attorney Burleigh Randolph. Randolph questioned scene photography and personnel, while Black cited available equipment and deputies’ efforts as adequate. Coroner Baltz had not yet determined the cause, and Vernon County lawyer James Schipper was appointed special district attorney to help decide if an inquest is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Black
Dist
Burleigh Randolph
la Crosse
Randolph
Hoch
County Traffic Police
Town of
Shelby
Curtis Baltz
Abraham s UF Vice Chairman Named in La Crosse Campaign
Freddie s Market owner Freddie Abraham of 1107 Liberty St is named 1973 74 campaign vice chairman of the United Fund of the La Crosse Area by Campaign Chair Joseph Schreier. He has chaired 200 and 300 Division drives, volunteers with funded agencies, and serves on multiple local groups. He and wife Carla live at 427 N Losey Blvd with four children.
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Fred Abraham
Freddie’s
Liberty St
United Fund of
la Crosse Area
Tor
Boys’ Club of
la Crosse
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Businessmen's Club
Heart Fund
Abraham
Carla
N. Losey Blvd
La Crosse approves 2.52 million bond for 1973
The La Crosse Common Council Committee of the Whole backs a 2.52 million bond issue to buy St. Pius X School and fund additions despite a rejection of blocking the purchase. Aldermen Sontag opposed the purchase while Keller and Johnson favored it. If the full council agrees, bonds will be sold April 12 for 12 years.
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St. Pius X. School
la Crosse
Ath Dist
St. Pius X
Eugene Balts
la Crosse Area
Board of Education
Richard Schelbe
R. 3
Pius X School
la Crosse Catholic
Balts
Longfellow
Sontag
John K. Flanagan
Pius
Raymond Keller
Robert Johnson
Apcent
United Methodist Plans Two Services in Onalaska
In Onalaska Wisconsin the United Methodist Church at 212 4th Ave N schedules two communion services. The 1 30 p m service in the sanctuary targets those unable to attend the evening worship and will feature organ music and prayers led by Rev Roger D Gustafson. A 7 p m service follows with chancel choir music.
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Onalaska
Wis
United Methodist Church
4Th Ave. N
Roger D. Gustafson
Preliminaries set for drug case in La Crosse County
Two men Timothy Zarling and Henry Jason face preliminaries March 16 in La Crosse County Court after a drug raid. Judge Peter Pappas altered counts against Jason noting missing details in the complaint. The city Civil Defense inform meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the County Courthouse.
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la Crosse County Court
Peter Pappas
Timothy Zarling
Liberty St
Peter Bjork
Sheboygan
Henry Jason
N. 20Th St
Patrick Doyle
Civil Defense
Voter Turnout Report Shows Light Overall
Local primary turnout looked light by noon in most districts with a statewide AP estimate near six percent. La Crosse appeared to have the strongest state turnout at about eight percent while districts varied, with several reporting under 100 voters midmorning and District 7 showing 153 of 1338 voters.
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Associated Press
the Tribune
la Crosse
La Crosse Council approves apartment project and new height limits
The La Crosse Common Council committee-of-the-whole backs a Mid-City Industrial Park rezoning to allow another apartment building and lowers north-south runway approach height limits. Arrowhead Village expansion is trimmed to three buildings. Final votes set for Thursday.
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la Crosse
Buchner Place
Ronald G. Bracegirdle
Wernecke
John Bosshard
John K. Flanagan
Arrowhead Village
Committee
La Crescent Homes Entered and Looted
A break in Monday at 708 Hillcrest Ave Peter Cobb residence in La Crescent, Minn. totals about 1500 dollars with items including a mink store camera gear goatskin rugs clocks radios and a hair dryer stolen. A second break in at 321 S Hill St Earl Crowley residence over the weekend saw 45 dollars in cash two radios liquor and a card game taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Peter Cobb
Hillcrest Ave
Dennis Swedberg
Earl Crowley
S. Hill St
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la Crosse County
Ruth Haag
Colleen Kay McCann
Jim McCann
Usher St
Olivet Lutheran Church
Sheriff's
William Ipson
Black
Department
Theodore Lisota
Lisota
Abraham S
Ferdinand Sontag
Washington and
Valley View
Pius X
United Methodist
Jason
Execu
Zarling
Doyle
Pappas
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Civil Defense Meeting
Hackner, Schroeder, Roslansky and Associates
Curtis Storck
Joseph Addis
Donald Medinger
Clayton Johnson
Bracegirdle
Charles Norseng
Campbell
Jerome J. Klos
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