Art educator leads first of four senior painting sessions
Kenneth Kuemmerlein an associate professor of art and art education with the University of Wisconsin Extension program led the first of four workshops at the Harry J Olson Senior Citizen Center 624 Gillette St for residents aged 50 or more. The informal sessions include critiques as participants progress, with two more sessions planned on Fridays and May 11 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kuemmerlein
University of Wisconsin Extension Program
Harry J. Olson
Gillette St
Kuemmerlein
Mildred Jandt
Inez Howe
Rose St
Tribune
Foreign Language Festival Delights La Crosse Crowd
About 1,500 people attended Central High School's first annual Language Festival sponsored by La Crosse area schools with Viterbo College and the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. The event featured a nonstop talent show and booths with German bratwurst French onion soup and Mexican tacos prepared by costumed students.
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Michelle Kelly
Central High School
la Crosse
Viterbo College
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Martha Gonzalez
Tribune Photo
Ex Local Man Wins Yugoslav Decoration
Dr Oswald K Sagen of La Crosse assistant director for HEW health statistics has been awarded the Yugoslav decoration Yugoslavska Zastava Sa Zlat nin Vencom. The award was presented at a reception in Belgrade for his work on US Yugoslav health cooperation and overseas research programs.
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Oswald K. Sagen
la Crosse
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Yugoslavia
Yugoslavenska Zastava Sa
Dr. Sagen
U.S
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
University of Chicago
Hiew
Rochester Area Man Is Killed In Truck Crash
A rural Rochester man Gerald E. Webster 52 died when his truck left a Wabasha County road and overturned pinning him inside. Dale Kallevig 18 of Hendricks Minn died from injuries after a crash while delivering newspapers near Hendricks on Easter Sunday.
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Rochester Area
Associated Press
Rochester
Minnesota
Gerald E. Webster
Wabasha
U.S. 63
Lincoln County
Vernon Dahl
Dale Kallevig
Hendricks
Minn
Dale
Dahl
Young Kallevig
Lloyd Kallevig
YMCA Outdoors Program Aims at La Crosse High School Students
The YMCA at West Ave and Main St launches a summer outdoors club with canoeing fishing camping and backpacking. First informational meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Contact school offices or the YMCA for details. Meanwhile 122 UW La Crosse students seek 28 Student Faculty Board seats with voting across Cartwright Mitchell Cowley and Whitney Halls.
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YMCA
West Ave
Main St
la Crosse Area
Kenneth Visger
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Cartwright Center
Mitchell Hall
Cowley Hall of Science
Whitney Center
Nixon Sends 2.9 Billion Indochina Aid Package
President Nixon sent a 2.9 billion foreign aid program to Congress focused on reconstruction in Indochina. No funds are earmarked for rehabilitation in North Vietnam, with aid limited to South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Traffic Fatality Report Involving Heath At City Street
The driver stopped after striking Heath, exited, then left as Heath died. Heath was transported to St Francis Hospital. autopsy planned. This marked the year’s second city fatality and third in the county with regional totals for 1973 rising.
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Loeffler
Heath
St. Francis Hospital
Wisconsin
Leslie Meyer
Schofield
Wausau
Nancy Horton
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Aid for North Vietnam review possible after Hanoi abides
The President suggested future aid for North Vietnam could be reviewed by him and require congressional approval if Hanoi ends its military actions. Congress lacks current authorization for foreign aid and operates on continuing resolutions at fiscal 1972 levels. The debate reflects conservative and liberal hostility to the aid program and uncertain future authorization.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
Senate
House
Agency For International Development
Congress
Friends
United States
State Department
Parkway Saves Milwaukee Suburbs From Major Flood Damage
The U S Geological Survey reported the Menomonee River reached unprecedented flood flow through Milwaukee's western suburbs but caused limited damage because most floodplain was preserved years ago as a parkway. This strategy reduced floodwater diversion downstream and protected home buyers from costly losses.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Menomonee River
Milwaukee
Rites Set For Viroqua Native Murdered In Chicago
Sharon Bergum 28 formerly of Viroqua was beaten to death Thursday night in her Chicago apartment building hallway. Police seek suspect. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at North West Prairie Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. Jacobson Vance Funeral Home in charge. Survived by her mother and stepfather, Aleda and Oscar Eng, of Viroqua, father Ralph Bergum of Illinois, two brothers Jerry and Donald, a half brother Orlin Eng, stepbrother Arthur Eng, half sisters Mrs. Robert Robson and Mrs. James Beaver, Mrs. Laurel Hestetune, and two grandmothers Nora Nelson and Tollack Mageland, both of Viroqua.
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Viroqua
Wis
Sharon Bergum
Chicago
Jacobson-Vance Funeral Home
Aleda Eng
Oscar Eng
Ralph Bergum
Illinois
Jerry
Pepin
Donald
Orlin Eng
Arthur Eng
la Crosse
Robert Robson
James Beaver
Elroy
Laurel Hestetune
Soldiers Grove
Nora Nelson
Tollack Mageland
Tribune rates and mailing details for La Crosse readers
The Tribune lists office hours and contact for circulation and advertising. It notes city carrier delivery at $1.60 every two weeks and provides the La Crosse address for readers to inquire about rates and services.
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la Crosse Tribune
Wards
IGA
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Norplex Plans Addition After Labor Agreement
Norplex a local division of Universal Oil Products announced a 22 000 square foot addition to its Norplex Drive facilities and to consolidate Market Street offices. Groundbreaking is planned this week with Peter Nelson and Son as general contractor and Frank Fuchs as architect. The project aims to improve production flow and add a second office floor. No employment increase is expected. Labor contract with United Auto Workers Local 1263 ended with workers returning April 16 after an agreement reached April 8.
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Norplex
Universal Oil Products
Norplex Drive
Market Street
George Kroening
Peter Nelson and Son, Inc
Frank Fuchs
Kroening
United Auto Workers Local 1263
Intorplex
Local 1263
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