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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1973

Page

3

Columnist Anderson labels the 1972 campaign the most corrupt

Nationally syndicated columnist Jack Anderson told a La Crosse audience that the 1972 campaign was the most corrupt in American history. He urged reforms in campaign funding, warned government power threatens press freedom, and criticized FBI director Gray as a Nixon crony.

Jack Anderson Anderson Mitchell Hall University of Wisconsin-La Crosse UWL L. Patrick Gray HI Federal Bureau of Investigation Gray Nixon FBI

County Drops Asset Rule for Aged Home Admits Any Resident

La Crosse County votes to end the asset limit allowing any resident to be admitted to Hillview or Oak Forest. The plan aims to fill beds but raises concerns about private nursing home competition and full cost to patients. Lakeview transfers and bed capacity at Hillview are discussed.

Hillview Oak Forest Oscar Lindgren Thomas Roellich 12Th Dist Oak Elizabeth Gundersen Lakeview Lindgren James Grenisen Roellich Ferdinand Sontag

State Supreme Court upholds amended sentence in burglary case

The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirms an amended 3 year consecutive term for N Paul Foellini, while ruling the original two five year counts under Judge Peter Pappas invalid for lacking statutory authority. The ruling notes trial judges may modify sentences with new factors but should not rely on reflection alone. Justices differ on the concept of trial run sentences and legislative change.

State Supreme Court la Crosse Peter Pappas N. Paul Foellini N. 9Th St Trempealeau Jackson Vernon Dodge Jefferson Monroe Pappas Foellini Green Bay Reformatory Foellmi Horace W. Wilkie E. Harold Hallows

Postmaster Appointment Marks Career Milestone in La Crosse

Gerald Schaller of 1804 Prospect Street named postmaster at Warrens overseeing two rural routes and two part time clerks. La Crosse Postmaster Harold Ristow calls it a historic promotion enabled by the U.S. Postal Service. Schaller born near Norwalk served in the Air Force and worked in a La Crosse mill before 6% years with the Postal Service. He is 32 and a 1971 Accomplishment Award recipient for city carrier work, married to Loraine with four children.

la Crosse City Warrens Gerald Schaller Prospect St la Crosse Harold Ristow Ristow Post Office U.S. Postal Service Norwalk Schaller Air Force Postal Service

County Board Advises Legislature on County Finance and Services

The La Crosse County Board urged the Wisconsin Legislature to let county clerks publish weed notices, require quarterly state reimbursements for state patients in county care, empower counties to fund legal aid for the poor, grant free hunting licenses to residents over 65, and stop billing counties for aid to common schools after La Crosse County was billed $132,000 in 1973.

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Death notices from Tri-State region list five obituaries

Edward R. Prindle aged 95 of Alma Center dies in Black River Falls. Services at United Methodist Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. James Boldon, 79, of Hillsboro dies in a local nursing home. services at St Paul’s Church. John L. Gander, 80, of Soldiers Grove dies. service at North Clayton Methodist Church. Laura Hendrickson, 86, of Holmen dies in a La Crosse nursing home. Donald Huggett, 53, named Onalaska city clerk. takes office April 2.

Edward Prindle Alma Center Wis Edward R. Prindle Jackson Home Black River Falls United Methodist Church Calvin Carey Oakwood Cemetery Merrillan Jensen Funeral Home Hixton Anson Prindle Alma Jackson County Merle Howard Lyle Humbird John Gander Soldiers Grove John Lem) Gander Viroqua Hospital North Clayton Methodist Church Milton Laura Hendrickson Holmen Laura Hendrickson R. J. Holmen la Crosse Jostad Funeral Home West Salem Donald Huggett 4Th Ave. S Onalaska City of Irvin Pertzsch Orléne Hough Harold “Shorty” Johnson Huggett Dairyland Power Genoa

Area Soldier Dies in Blizzard in South Dakota

Edwin Rose Jr. 40, of Ellsworth AFB Rapid City Died March 14 from exposure in a South Dakota blizzard He was born July 3 1932 in Sawyer County and married Doris Meyer March 10 1956 Surviving wife two daughters mother two sisters one brother and grandmother Burial at Vang Cemetery Service in Westby with visitation Sunday and Monday RAIL VETS TO MEET Local chapter of the National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employes meets Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Labor Temple.

James Boldon Hillsboro Wis St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Luther Wendland Mt. Vernon Cemetery Picha Wellington Monroe County Eli Boldon Grace Whitinger Milton Geiger Milwaukee Darwin Nekoosa Dallas Earl James New Berlin John Westby Edwin Rose Jr Ellsworth Air Force Base Rapid City South Dakota Our Savior’s Lutheran Church LeRoy Nevin Vang Vosseteig Funeral Sawyer County Edwin Rose Doris Meyer Air Force Peggy Ann Anna Olson Viroqua James Czechowicz la Crosse Mary Olson Roger R. J. Stoddard Olga Bakkestuen Coon Valley National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Labor Temple

Olson Senior Center Week schedule includes dances and classes

A week of activities at the Harry J Olson Senior Citizen Center features a potluck and dancers from Wergeland Lodge on Sunday with 12 30 p m dinner and 1 15 p m performance. Throughout the week there are workshops, rehearsals, bowling, a quilting bee, euchre, art classes, square dancing and card parties.

Wergeland Lodge Sons of Norway Harry J. Olson Gillette St S. 4Th St Dave Kiral Copeland Ave Coulee Region Stokke Tower Pla-Mer Hillview

Court Decision Delays Redistricting Work Here

La Crosse County supervisor redistricting is stalled awaiting clarification of a U S Supreme Court decision. Chairman Robert Carroll says variances up to 8.2 percent may be allowed, vs the previously hoped one percent. A federal court order requires a reapportionment plan by June and officials plan to consult Judge James Doyle on the ruling’s impact.

la Crosse County U.S. S Robert Carroll 13Th Dist Mittee Corp Ray Sunder James Doyle Virginia

Political Convention Convenes With Calls for Reform and Media Shield

Delegates gather as sessions focus on environmental probate reform health care and court changes amid calls for stronger minority access and press protection. Speakers include Dr Barbara Thompson and Ernest Kerpela with candidates Roy Randorf and Michael Brozek seeking leadership as about 30 counties and 10 delegates attend.

Barbara Thompson Madison Ernest Kerpela Washburn Superintendent of Public Instruction Roy Randorf University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Michael Brozek Uw-Eau Claire

Let It Grow Garden Column Returns to La Crosse Tribune

The La Crosse Tribune resumes the Let It Grow garden column by Mrs. Albert Shedesky Jr. on the building page this Sunday. A veteran gardener active in local and state garden work she outlines spring prep and will cover topics from asparagus to zinnia including seed tips and soil improvement.

la Crosse Tribune Albert Patricia) Shedesky Jr R. J. la Crosse

County Approves 1973 Social Workers Contract Pact

County officials signed a 1973 labor contract with the social services department social workers after union approval. The deal includes average wage increases of 4.6 percent plus 1.5 percent in fringe benefits. The board also set Undersheriff William Boma’s salary at 760 dollars monthly retroactive to January 1, with planned step increases to 790 on July 1, and potential to reach 850.

la Crosse Boma William Black Law Enforcement Committee Kenneth Guthrie

Preliminaries Set For 2 In Robbery

Two Minneapolis men Arthur Derouin and William Desjarlais waived extradition and appeared in La Crosse County Court. Judge Leonard Roraff set preliminary exams for March 22, continuing to Monday for lawyer appearances. They are accused in the February 21 armed robbery of Kwik Trip in Mediary.

Minneapolis la Crosse County Minnesota Leonard Roraff Arthur C. Derouin William G. Desjarlais Derouin and Desjarlais Kwik Trip

Man Guilty Of Drunk Driving In Monroe County Case

Lyle Evans of Sparta was found guilty of drunk driving and faces a $182 fine plus costs and a one year license revocation. He also must pay $50 by March 19 for family support or face 30 days in jail, plus $50 monthly child support. Martin J. Bailey of Portage pleaded guilty to issuing two worthless checks. sentencing was postponed for probation oversight. Two Sparta youths aged 13 and 14 admitted burglary of a Francis Hayter home. A 13-year-old Tomah boy was placed in a foster home after burglary of a local farm equipment store. Bond set at $15,000 cash for each. Arrests in a separate robbery case included Jerlyn La Fromboise and others. La Fromboise released on $1,000 bond. A Mindoro man, Dennis Campbell, faced a $14,701.93 default judgment in an auto collision case. Fishing gear valued at $200 was stolen from John Pedretti’s Bangor home.

Sparta Wis Lyle Evans Monroe James W. Rice Martin J. Bailey Fortage Tomah Arco Sherman Hotel Bailey Portage Francis Hayter Rice Roraff Derouin Desjarlais Winona Jerlyn A. la Fromboise Minneapolis la Fromboise la Crosse Wisconsin Mindoro Leonard Roraff Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Co Dennis M. Campbell R. J. Mindoro Milwaukee Campbell Highway 16 West Salem Ansel T. Larson Larson

Tribune announces price and publication details

The Tribune of La Crosse Wisconsin lists price at 1.60 dollars every two weeks. It mentions publication schedule with daytime and morning editions and lists 435 South as a reference point. Volume 68 Number 301.

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