UWL Chiefs Accept Invitation to Orange Bowl Parade Trip
The University of Wisconsin La Crosse Marching Chiefs will travel to Florida for the Orange Bowl events from Dec 27 1973 to Jan 3 1974. They plan an $80 000 fundraising drive and will perform in Disneyworld and the Junior Orange Bowl Parade.
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University of Wisconsin- la Crosse
Miami
Robert Steuck
UWL
Kenneth Lindner
Florida
Truax Field
Madison
la Crosse
Disneyworld
Chiefs
Alexander
Uw-L
Seiler
Orlando
Fila
Disneyland
Vernon Telephone Co-Op re elects 3 directors at annual meeting
Vernon Telephone Cooperative re elected William E Thompson De Soto Harold Hendrickson Liberty Pole and Leslie Haugh Yuba to three year terms at its 17th annual meeting in Westby Wisconsin The co op reports 5315 subscribers eight exchanges and net assets of 3795195 Westby exchange will switch to one party lines by midsummer plus new central office equipment at Viola Readstown and La Farge Local and long distance call totals and staff details are given.
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Westby
Wis
Vernon Telephone Cooperative
William E. Thompson
de Soto
Harold Hendrickson
Liberty Pole
Leslie Haugh
Yuba
Anthony Curti
Genoa
David Vosseteig
Roy Glass
Readstown
Everett Parr
la Farge
Hjalmer Theige
Ananias
Henry
Jim
Co-Op
Viola
Espe
Martin Kjelland
General
Corsage For A Coworker Retiring After 20 Years
Laura M. Olson a registered nurse at Oak Forest Onalaska retires after nearly two decades. She receives a corsage from coworker Mrs Eddie Anderson of Holmen before a retirement party. Olson native of Blair trained at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital started at the county institution in August 1953.
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Oak Forest
Onalaska
Laura M. Olson
Eddie Anderson
Holmen
Miss Olson
Blair
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Tribune
Two Men Placed on Probation for Marijuana Possession
Two men Richard P. Catlin and Robert A. Young pleaded guilty in La Crosse County Court to marijuana possession. They were placed on probation for one year with sentence withheld. If probation succeeds charges will be dismissed. Young also pleaded guilty to having an open can of beer in a moving car and was fined 59 dollars.
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la Crosse County
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Leonard Roraff
Richard P. Catlin
Pine St
Brown Deer
Robert A. Young
S. 16Th St
Wisconsin
Catlin
Young
Laird weighs options after quitting administration
Former congressman from northern Wisconsin, who left office in January, returned home to Wisconsin from a Mexican vacation. He says he is examining personal matters and possible corporate board offers, with no interest in returning to Congress. He notes some Republicans have urged a 1974 run against Gov Patrick Lucey, and he says he would consider a governor bid only if likely.
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Laird
Wisconsin
Corporation Boards of Directors
Congress
Patrick J. Lucey
Return of Adopted POW Celebrated
Cathedral School third graders celebrated the return of Lt Cmdr Ed Davis, their adopted POW from North Vietnam, who was among the first Americans released. The class created a POW bulletin board and wore a donated POW bracelet while Davis walked from the plane with his dog Ma Co, as students prayed for his safe return and wrote letters.
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Cathedral School
North Vietnam
Lynda Retzlaff
Cmdr
Ed Davis
Navy
Davis
Ma-Co
Linda Wateski
Mississippi St
Michael Archambault
Cindy Weiker
Coon Valley
Tribune
Deaths: Mahlman Stach Peterson Molzahn
Obituaries report the deaths of Arthur A. Mahlman 80 of 1718 Kane St widow Marie two daughters two sons and five grandchildren plus a brother. Frank J. Stach 76 death in Madison hospital with arrangements pending. Emma Peterson 90 La Crosse born Sweden died in nursing home services pending. Otto R. Molzahn 81 La Crosse Park Ave veteran and former La Crosse Fire Department driver survived by wife two sons three daughters and ten grandchildren with services at English Lutheran Church and memorial by Lodge 190 F and A M
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Arthur A. Mahlman
Kane St
Brotherhood Railway Trainmen
Burlington Vets
Frontier Lodge 45
Order of
Eastern Star
St. John’s Reformed Church
Marie
Harvey
Knoxville
Tenn
Russell
Jeanette) Ki
Frank J. Stach
S. 19Th St
Madison
Schumacher Funeral Home
Emma Peterson
la Crosse
Sweden
Otto R. Molzahn
Park Ave
Tacoma
Wash
Navy
Army
Molzahn
Donald
Douglas
Manitowoc
William
Esther) Obmascher
Prairie du Chien
Herman
Ruth) Fuchs
Bangor
Albert Jr
Walter
Stefan Guttormsson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dickinson Jackson Street
Lodge
William Heal
Readstown
Wis
Readstown Church of Christ
John Nicholson
Sylvan Cemetery
Lime Funeral Home
Ernest Heal
Vernon County
Alaska
Inez Pierce
Heal
Lonnie Goodman
Carnation, Wash
la Verne C. Pierce
Cedro-Wolley, Wash
Alva
Olga Carter
Goldene Reinhardt
Nelson
Wabasha
Minn
Grace Lutheran
Elmer M. Jahr
Whitehall
Fagerness Lutheran Church
Erling Carlsen
Johnson Funeral Chapel
Matt Jahr
Welch Coulee
Blair
Mildred Elland
Milton
Selma Jahr
George Melby
Ettrick
Stella Jahr
St. Paul
Judge Candidates Promise Fairer Courts for the Underdog
A lawyer urges reform toward balanced judiciary representation noting over half of state judges come from prosecution. He argues defense experience is underrepresented and cites a Citizens Study Committee finding to support his bid to run for the bench, pledging impartiality toward the little guy.
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Citizens Study Committee On Judicial Organization
Doyle
Sex Offense Charges Dismissed Over Federal Property Issue
Monroe County Judge James W. Rice dismissed charges against Robert H. Beyer and Ray Lange for sexual offenses with a minor, ruling the alleged acts occurred on Camp McCoy federal property and county jurisdiction was lacking. The case evidence was turned over to the FBI for potential federal charges. the 14 year old girl is from Juneau County.
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Sparta
Wis
Robert H. Beyer
Elm Street
Onalaska
Ray Lange
la Crescent
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Rice
Ray Harris
Dist
Ralph Osborne
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Juneau County
Norplex Picket Pleads Innocent in Disorderly Conduct
Howard D. Richert, 35, of 915 S. 20th St., appeared with attorney Ed mund Nix before Judge Leonard Roraff and pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct charges. He was released on a $40 cash bond as trial is scheduled later.
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Norplex
la Crosse County
Howard D. Richert
S. 20Th St
Edmund Nix
Leonard Roraff
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Norplex Market Street
Caswell Ingram
Ingram
Richert
Wisconsin Senate bills $10,000 crime victims compensation
Senator James Flynn introduces a bill to pay up to 10 000 to persons injured by crime or while trying to prevent one. The plan funds the program by taxing little cigars like cigarettes, removing their tax exempt status.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Wisconsin
James Flynn
West Allis
Flynn
Death notices from Humbird and surrounding Wisconsin towns
Obituaries record Mary Jenswold 89 Humbird died March 29 burial in Mentor Cemetery with service by Rev. Ralph Frank Hagen Funeral Home Alma. Also listed are William Heal 67 Readstown and Louis Miller 79 Waukon with service details and survivors. Goldene Reinhardt Alice Rush and Elmer M. Jahr deaths. weather notes for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with temperature and rainfall data.
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Mary Jenswold
Robert T. Beckman
Humbird
Wis
Mary
Nelson Jenswold
Black Friends
Stohr- River Falls
Hagen Funeral Home
Alma
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Ralph Frank Barto
Walker
Wabasha
Minn
Mentor
Edwin Friends
E. Reinhardt
Elizabeth's Hospital
Fairchild
Fred Jenswold
Jane Gerald
Maryville
Tenn
Kenneth Duluth
Rockford
Ill
Jeckelen
Stoddard
Ray
Hum- Quarberg
Kenneth Bird
Brager
Romeo
Winona
Walter
Alva Patten
Eau Claire
Robert Wittren
Largo
Fla
Arthur
New Hartford
Flood Stage Update at La Crosse Station
The La Crosse station records stage at 12.9 feet, marking today’s flood stage reading with a 4.6 foot rise over the past 24 hours. Data indicate ongoing high-water conditions in the river area.
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LA Crosse
LaCrosse Tribune masthead and delivery notice
The LaCrosse Tribune lists editorial staff and contact numbers for delivery issues. It notes publication times and the address at 435 S 4th St La Crosse WI 54603 with a city carrier price of 1.60 every two weeks and offers help for breuk and advertising rates.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
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John Alexander
E. E. Seiler
Crawford
Gays Mills
Eugene Roth
Mt. Zion
Crawford County
Boscobel Hospital
Boscobel
Sletten-McKee-Hanson Funeral Home
Picket
Louis Miller
Waukon
Iowa
Martin Brothers
Henry Heinbach
Monona
Fayette County
Felix Miller
Grace Mount
American Legion
Harvey Wagner
McGregor
Delbert Dee
Cedar Rapids
Alice Rush
Morrow Memorial Home
Oakwood
Waterford
Minnesota
Lacrosse Tribune
James E. Burgess
K.O. Blanchard
Sanford Goltz
Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzler
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
Badger
Onalaska High School
David Huggett
Donald Huggett
Dennis Kolb
Richard Kolb
Laurey Hanson
Aaron Hanson
Ripon College
Uw-Madison
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