Buildarama Opens With 1000 Attendances At Mary E Sawyer
Attendance at Buildarama's opening day in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium reached about 1,000 per the La Crosse Builders Exchange. The exhibit, sponsored by the Builders Exchange, features displays of building materials and methods. Mrs. Howard Robers won a Jamaica trip Thursday night. The event runs Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Mary E. Sawyer
la Crosse Builders Exchange
Builders Exchange
Howard Robers
Birch St
Jamaica
Carl Ganley
Quality Lumber Co
LeRoy Dobson
S. 27Th St
Tribune
Holmen High teacher argues adviser deprivation at board hearing
A three hour WERC hearing examined if Holmen High English teacher David Nelton was improperly deprived of a qualified adviser during the December 18 board hearing on his job performance. Testimony covered representation disputes, a taped hearing, and Nelton’s late communication about grades and conduct.
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Holmen
David Nelton
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
WERC
Marvin Schurke
Nelton
Bruce Davey
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
Nelson
John Bosshard
la Crosse
Patrick Doyle
Holmen High
Wayne Dickrager
Doyle
Dickrager
Schurke
Thomas Bina
Newfoundland
Bina
Holmen High School
Paulson
Faust on Stage at Viterbo College Delves into Eternal Life
The Viterbo College production of Faust blends Marlowe and Goethe to explore seeking eternal life. Paul Kaiser as Faust shows early strength while Mephistopheles, portrayed by Tim Claussen and Mary Angela Pick, dominates with a convincing devilish presence. The cast delivers strong language and striking visuals, though occasional lapses occur. Faust runs Friday to Sunday at 8:15 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2:15 p.m., all seats reserved.
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Billy Graham
Faust
Viterbo College
Graham
Christopher Marlowe
Doctor Faustus
Goethe
Mephistopheles
Paul Kaiser
Doctor
Satan
Tim Claussen
Mary Angela Pick
Viterbo
Tim
Meph
Fine Arts Center
Showtime
County and lawmen reach two year labor contract
La Crosse County and the county law enforcement officers association approve a two year wage and fringe benefits deal for 31 members. The first year wages total 15540 with 3770 for two years. A wage re opener clause for 1974 and renegotiation of insurance premium sharing are included. The full county board must still approve.
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la Crosse County
County Law Enforcement Officers Association
Kenneth Guthrie
Guthrie
Onalaska Teachers Board Agree 1972 74 Contract Pact
Onalaska Education Association and Onalaska Board of Education approve a 1972 74 contract featuring a 4.8 percent total increase with $25 to $75 yearly experience increments. A 12th step is added for BA and a 13th for BA plus 15 credits. masters receive no new step. Beginning bachelor teachers stay at 7475 dollars, rising to 10600 after 12 steps. BA plus 15, 7675 to 11425. masters 7875 to 11975. The plan also ends privately negotiated pay deals.
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Onalaska, Wis
Onalaska Education Association
Onalaska Board of Education
Claude Deck
Deck
War on Crime Real as Any War Says FBI Leader
FBI official Edward F. Foley told La Crosse Kiwanis that organized crime is waging a real war against federal efforts and internal power struggles across gambling narcotics and loan sharking. He traced FBI growth since 1924 the impact of technology and mobility on policing and praised local and state authorities.
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FBI
Justice Department
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Endicott
N.Y
Edward F. Foley
Kiwanis Club
Mafia
Outfit
Foley
New York City
Washington
Milwaukee
J. Edgar Hoover
Businessman and Chamber Manager End Suits in La Crosse
A McFarland businessman and the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce manager dropped suit and countersuit in La Crosse Circuit Court. David Hansen and Donald J. Petruccelli issued a joint release saying June 2, 1972 events were resolved with no payments, with dismissals "with prejudice" and no court costs.
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McFarland
Greater
Hansen
Rights Amendment Advocates ERA as Essential for Housewives
Marian Thompson of Stoughton urged support for the state Equal Rights Amendment at a UW La Crosse forum. She argued the ERA would affect women who work outside the home, highlight wage gaps, and boost welfare independence while noting federal drafts apply to women since 1940.
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Marian Thompson
Stoughton
Newman Center
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Thompson
The
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Dane County Social Planning Agency
Dane County Community Action Commission
Governor’s Commission On the
Special Committee On Equal Rights
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
House
Senate
Connecticut
U.S
Ecumenical Christian Ministry
Afl-Cio Council
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters, Business and Professional Women’s Club
la Crosse
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Hawaii
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Washington
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Bosshard
By Christine Fristoe
League of Women Voters
the Tribune
League
Hellmouth
Mrs. Fristoe
University of Missouri
Media One
Columbia
Onalaska
Waukon
Iowa
Kmart
State Road
Federal Reserve Bank
New Jersey
GAR
Wisconsin Senate
Assembly
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