Rights Amendment Called by Housewives Insurance
The Erie forum at the Newman Center in La Crosse featured Marian Thompson of Stoughton arguing the Equal Rights Amendment would benefit housewives and reduce welfare dependency. She noted the state ERA on the April 3 ballot and cited wage gaps, welfare reform, and broader opportunities, urging passage as soon as votes are counted.
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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
Afl-Cio Council
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters, Business, and Professional Women’s Club
la Crosse
Virginia
Maryland
Hawaii
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Washington
Faust on stage at Viterbo College inspires quiet faith
The Viterbo College production of Faust blends Marlowe and Goethe to probe eternal life. Paul Kaiser as Faust and Tim Claussen with Mary Angela Pick as Mephistopheles deliver strong performances, while the devil scenes captivate with ghoulish realism. Faust progresses toward faith amid praised language and lighting. showtimes are Friday to Sunday at 8:15 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2:15 p.m. Reservations via the box office.
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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 Police Association Reach Two Year Contract
La Crosse County and the county law enforcement officers association agree on a two year labor contract totaling 15 540 for 31 members in the first year plus 3 770 in fringe benefits. The agreement includes a wage re opener for 1974 and keeps the county share of medical insurance at 75 percent as a fixed dollar amount.
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la Crosse County
County Law Enforcement Officers Association
Kenneth Guthrie
Guthrie
Onalaska Teachers Board Agree 1972 74 Pact With Salary Steps
The Onalaska Education Association and Board of Education approve a 1972 74 contract delivering a 4.8 percent total package with $25 to $75 yearly increments by experience. New steps added for BA and BA plus credits. masters receive no new step. Beginning bachelor teacher stays at 7475 with 12 steps 10600. BA plus 15 ranges 7675 to 11425. masters 7875 to 11975. Publicized uniform salary schedule ends private negotiations.
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Onalaska
Wis
Onalaska Education Association
Onalaska Board of Education
Claude Deck
Deck
Marriages Planned in La Crosse Area
Kenneth J. Rislow and Barbara A. Thiele seek marriage in La Crosse on April 6. James L. Panke and Danita A. Haldorson plan nuptials in La Crosse on April 7.
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LA Crosse
Kenneth J. Rislow
Houston
Educator Mrs. William Baker Dies at 58
Mrs. William Baker 58 a local educator at several La Crosse schools died of cancer Friday March 23 in a local hospital. She was born in Bucyrus Ohio and resided at 112 S 14th St.
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William
Jane) Baker
S. 14Th St
la Crosse
Bucyrus
Ohio
Driver in Sleep Crash Near Kendall Injures Self
A driver identified as Douglas McCracken, 19, of Kendall, was hurt when his westbound car veered out of control near Kendall at 8 40 a m Friday struck a legally parked car. He was listed in fair condition at Lutheran Hospital La Crosse after being treated at Hillsboro and La Crosse hospitals. Doyle Gilbertson, Black River Falls, received minor injuries from a separate single vehicle rollover while passing another southbound car. In Arcadia, Trempealeau County Mental Health Association will host a communications clinic at 7 30 p m Tuesday March 27 at Arcadia Catholic School with Dr James Kern of Winona State College as speaker. Six decades earlier a memorial note mentions a 1914 graduation and a long obituary snippet for a local educator and community contributor.
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Kendall
Wis
Douglas McCracken
R. J
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
McCracken
Gary Michaelson
Ronald Savall
Norwalk
Hillsboro
George Neitzel
Doyle Gilbertson
Black River Falls
Arcadia
Trempealeau County Mental Health Association
Arcadia Catholic School
James Kern
Winona State College
Businessman and Chamber Manager Drop Suits in La Crosse
David Hansen of National Home and Sport Club and Donald Petruccelli, Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce manager, agreed in La Crosse Circuit Court to drop their suits with prejudice. Hansen sued for 30000 alleging a punch during a June 2, 1972 chamber dispute, while Petruccelli countersued for 151000 claiming slanderous remarks. No court costs were awarded.
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McFarland
Greater
Hansen
Helgeson and Britten Shooting Sparks Arrest in Eleva
Marie L Helgeson 54 of Eleva died from a chest wound and Sandra A Britten 33 was shot four times at her back door in Eleva Wisconsin. A rural Chippewa Falls man was taken into custody and is to be arraigned Monday. Britten is in fair condition with four twenty two caliber bullets and police did not release further details.
Labor Remedies and Union Solidarity Highlighted by Assemblyman
The assemblyman praised labor unions and criticized factory owners while noting the area's below state wage average. He cited UAW Local 1263 sacrifices to protect workers benefits and questioned UOP motives. He urged the community to keep the strike in focus and warned Norplex workers of potential short-term losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
UAW
UOP
Norplex
Eng
La Crosse Man Questioned In BAF Slaying
James Borreson 38 of La Crosse was questioned by Jackson County District Attorney Robert Radcliffe in the Black River Falls slaying of Judy Gail Giese 29 wife of Carl Giese. Carl Giese is held in Jackson County Jail on first degree murder charges. The murder happened in the couple's apartment. Borreson formerly worked as WKBT announcer.
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Black River Falls
Wis
James Borreson
S. 14Th St
la Crosse
Jackson County
Robert Radcliffe
Judy Gail Giese
Borreson
Carl Giese
WKBT
Missions Will Be Topic Of Meeting In First Baptist
The First Baptist Church at 1209 Main St seeds a four part church mission series with a Sunday potluck at 5:30 p.m. The program focuses on ministry with Wisconsin Indians led by Rev. David Lockyer of the Indian Church at Wisconsin Dells, with Indian members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Missions
First Baptist Church
Main St
Wisconsin
Land O Lakes Joins Suit Against Earl Butz
Land O Lakes Inc joins cooperatives and dairy producers in a suit against Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz seeking an injunction against his March 8 order to the Commodity Credit Corp. to raise dairy purchase prices. The action targets discrimination against butter and nonfat dry milk plants while urging higher cheese prices and parity.
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Minneapolis
Minn
David H. Henry
Land 'O Lakes, Inc
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Commodity Credit Corp
Henry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Land O’lakes
Senate
Onalaska man faces multiple murder and assault charges
Elmer C. Kerrigan age 40 of Onalaska is charged with two counts each of attempted first and second degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault after a La Crescent incident. He appeared in Houston County Court and awaits a preliminary hearing date. Kerrigan waived extradition from La Crosse County and remains jailed on 30 000 cash bond. He allegedly confronted Donald Yolton and his daughter Yvonne with a rifle and knife, prompting a struggle that ended with Kerrigan fleeing. Police recovered the rifle and he was later arrested in Onalaska.
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Onalaska
la Crescent
Houston
Elmer C. Kerrigan
11Th Ave. S
Lancons
Houston County Clerk of Court
Kerrigan
Elmer Anderson
Minnesota
la Crosse
James Schultz
Houston County
William von Arx
la Crosse County
Donald Yolton
S. 6Th St
Yvonne
Yolton
Vern
Deaths Lloyd H Sackmaster and Helen G Olson
Lloyd H Sackmaster 65 of 1747 Rose St died Thursday March 22. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Helen G Olson 61 of Eau Claire and formerly West Salem died Thursday March 22 in a La Crosse hospital. Services Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Jostad Funeral Home West Salem with burial in Neshonoc Cemetery.
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Lloyd H. Sackmaster
Rose St
Nelson Funeral Home
Ernest N. Nelson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Raymond Johnson
la Crosse
Helen G. Olson
Eau Claire
West Salem
Jostad Funeral Home
Robert E. Duff
Neshonoc
Births at St Francis Hospital Two Daughters Born
March records show two newborn girls. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Beyers 316 S 20th St with Catherine Meyer as contact on March 22. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Michael Ziegler Sparta with Patricia Knutson listed on March 23.
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St. Francis Hospital
Richard Beyers
S. 20Th St
Catherine Meyer
Michael Ziegler
Sparta
Patricia Knutson
Death notices for Ada Hahn and Carrie Cherrier in Wisconsin
Mrs. Ada Hahn 91 of Kendall dies after a long illness in Hillsboro hospital. Services Monday at Federated Church Kendall with burial at Pine Eden Cemetery Wonewoc. Surviving family includes a daughter, six sons, and many grandchildren. Mrs. Carrie A. Cherrier $. of Prairie du Chien dies March 23 in a local nursing home. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Gabriel's Church with burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary and vigil Sunday at Ottoson Garrity Funeral Home. Surviving relatives include husband Walter and children Clarence, Robert, and Eileen McKillip.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Aquinas High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Viterbo College
Central High School
American Association of University Women
PEO
Girl Scout Riverland Council
James
Delafield
Elma Mollencop
la Crosse
Betsy
Sletten-McKee-Hanson
Stanley Chitwood
Oak Grove Cemetery
Central
Aquinas
Ada Hahn Kendall
Wis
Ada Hahn
Kendall
Hillsboro
Federated Church
Carl Fox
Pine Eden Cemetery
Wonewoc
Smith-Nelson
Rufus Griffa
Juneau County
Fred Hahn
Phillip Markgraf
Clarence
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lawrence
la Valle
Gilbert
Racine
Fred
Elroy
Vilas
Fred Griffa
Carrie Cherrier
Prairie DU Chien
Carrie A. Cherrier
St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Ottoson-Garrity
Louis la Bonne
Walter
Eileen McKillip
Oelwein
Iowa
Robert
Tribune staff and contact details for La Crosse publication
Jamies E Burgess publisher Blanchard editor Sanford Goltz editorial editor Sanders Hook operations director Wallace Hutzier classified spies thor Edward Keefe circulation mgr Lawrence Le Jeune photocomp mgr Fred Ristow comptroller Kenneth Teachout city editor John Vik press mgr Richard Westerfield retail sales mgr tier 7 vice is prompt and courteous. If you miss your copy mite please call your carrier or our office at 782 8040 until 7 p m or from 840 10 on Sunday. THE TRIBUNE is published every afternoon and Sunday morning at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 5460 here second class postages paid. Our staff will be happy to provide bot circulation and advertising rates. City carrier price is 1 60 every two weeks. Volume 68 Number 308
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Jamies E. Burgess
Blanchard
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Thor
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
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