Crash Program OKd for Northern Colony infirmary project
Madison AP report says Republican lawmakers and Gov. Reynolds show unity on state building needs. A unanimous vote approved a crash program for a 500-bed Northern Colony infirmary at Chippewa Falls costing 5.2 million with 124000 set for final planning. Additional allocations covered cottages, dormitory staff housing, UW extensions, and facility repairs.
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Colored Oleo May Be Legalized In Minn
In St Paul, the Minnesota Senate backed a Tax Committee plan to keep a 10 cent per pound tax on colored oleo while removing the tax on uncolored oleo. The bill advances to full Senate debate next week. Senator Clifford Lofvegren of Alexandria suggested sending it to Agriculture but made no formal move. An earlier effort to legalize colored oleo was blocked to protect the dairy industry.
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Embezzlement Plea in West Bend Bank Case
A 26 year old Kewaskum housewife and former bookkeeper for First National Bank of West Bend pleaded guilty to embezzlement. She admitted depositing two checks totaling 332 dollars to her own account. U.S. District Judge Kenneth P. Grubb ordered a pre sentence investigation.
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Architect Adalberto Libera Dies at 59 in Rome
Rome AP reports Adalberto Libera, noted Italian architect, died Sunday. He helped design Italy's pavilions for the 1933 Chicago World Fair and the 1958 Brussels fair.
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Weather Outlook Shows City Temps from 41 to 89
Last night’s low figures and today’s high range are listed for multiple cities including Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver and more. The forecast notes temperatures from a chilly start to a warm day across urban centers such as Los Angeles New York and Dallas area, with variations per location.
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Tax collectors deny pressure to buy Kennedy tickets
Eight county court commissioners heard no pressure to buy $100 tickets for President Kennedy's Milwaukee address last May. Four said they bought none. one bought two since 1948. James Sammarco claimed ticket pressure, prompting political debate as Governor Reynolds backed the department head Gronouski, who said Sammarco was removed for political pressure.
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Equal Vote Ruling Sparks City Power Debate
The Supreme Court's one person one vote ruling uplifts advocates for urban voters while drawing fire from state officials who warn of endless litigation. The article traces how the Georgia county unit system fell, the Baker v Carr precedent, and ongoing battles over legislative apportionment across states and possible constitutional amendments.
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Everest expeditions turn back as climb attempts falter
Thirteen of fifteen major Everest expeditions are forced to retreat after facing severe conditions. The retreat limits success prospects for the summit bid, with teams citing extreme wind, low visibility, and oxygen constraints.
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Nuttleman to Speak at Sparta Jaycee Dinner
SPARTA Wis Assemblyman Norbert Nuttleman of La Crosse will discuss his trip to the Soviet Union at the Sparta Jaycees distinguished service award banquet. The event, set for April 6, will be held at the Sidney Hotel.
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