Educational TV vs. Planes Garners Endorsement Near La Crescent
The Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission backs the Wisconsin ECB Educational Television Tower near La Crescent six miles from La Crosse Municipal Airport. The panel endorsed environmental and aviation safeguards, while airport manager James Cote opposed the tower height though not ETV itself.
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Transportation Committee
Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission
MRRPC
Wisconsin Educational Communications Board
ECB
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Public hearing set on La Crescent educational tower proposal
A May 30 public hearing in Caledonia Minnesota will consider Horizons Communications for a conditional-use permit to build an 869 foot educational TV tower near La Crosse for WXOW Channel 19. Opponents cite aviation hazards in the airport approach cone amid local pilots and officials.
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la Crescent
Wisconsin
Houston County
Caledonia
Minn
Daryl Tessmer
Houston County Zoning and Planning Commission
Horizons Communications Corp
Wisconsin Educational Communication Board
ECB
ETV
Horizons
Wxow-Tv
la Crosse
James Cote
Heileman Seeks Position Amid Brewery Consolidation
Grant Blum reports G. Heileman Brewing Co faces a shrinking industry with about eight to ten major players possible. President Russell Cleary cites decline from 1,800 breweries in 1900 to 64 today and predicts Heileman could rise to as high as eighth by December 1973 as regional strength supports growth in La Crosse production and markets across 40 states.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co
Russell Cleary
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Cleary
U.S
UWL
Wisconsin
Schlitz
Pabst
Annheuser-Busch
Miller
Coors
Denver
Colo
Heileman
la Crosse
Two Acquitted of Burglary in La Crosse Circuit Court
La Crosse Circuit Court juries acquitted John E. Luther and James C. Olson of burglary tied to Newburg's Men's Wear on Pearl Street. Luther, 23, and Olson, 20, argued the entry was a prank while intoxicated. Henkel’s charges were dismissed previously for insufficient evidence.
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la Crosse
Jack Frost
John E. Luther
Adams St
James C. Olson
Maple Drive
Manston
Thomas L. Henkel
Racine
Newburg
Pearl St
Luther
Patrick Doyle
Olson
Philip Arneson
Peter Pappas
Henkel
Trempealeau
Albert Twesme
Leonard Roraff
Twelme
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Newbury’s
Oxford
Roxanne M. Tooke
S. 25Th St
Lana
Compromise Backed In Land Title Dispute
The Milwaukee Road land dispute over Front and Vine Streets nears resolution as the Common Council committee approves a compromise 4-3. The railroad will transfer city title and lease part for 25 years at $1, with liability relief for injuries.
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Milwaukee Road
Front and Vine Streets
Common Council
Gysbert van Steenwyk
Batavian National Bank
John K
Flanagan
Highways and Properties Committee
City Man Charged In Accident In La Crosse
Lloyd H. Moore of 2207 Kane St. faces two charges from a crash that injured a 75 year old man on Monday night and led to the victim’s death Tuesday morning. The wreck at Clinton and Caledonia Streets prompted Moore’s arrest and later charges for failure to render aid and driving without a license.
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la Crosse
Lloyd H. Moore
Kane St
Penal System Reforms Urged By Ex-Convicts
Ex convicts Karl Farrell and Duane Thorbahn urged a balanced approach to crime at civic and school audiences. They argued against bloated welfare and more prisons, citing costly outcomes and the lasting impact of prison experience on reoffending. Both study at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and seek careers in public service.
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Bleeding Hearts
Karl Farrell
Wisconsin
Duane Thorbahn
Waupun State
Europe
Caribbean
Farrell
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Thorbahn
Prison Reform Voices From Wisconsin Inmates Turned Advocates
Two former inmates, Farrell and Thorbahn, advocate alternatives to incarceration and recount parole, halfway houses, and community support. They sit on United Services boards and advise the Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice, highlighting reform from personal experience.
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Wisconsin
Farrell
Minneapolis
United Services
Wisconsin Council On Criminal Justice
Thorbahn
Lucey
Emergency Employment Funds Being Phased Out
La Crosse County officials announce the Emergency Employment Act program will end by June 30 1974 with all workers on regular payrolls. Since 1971 the county has spent 965741 dollars on 70 public positions, with many absorbed into permanent roles or replaced as vacancies arise.
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Norman E. Schulze
la Crosse County
EEA
Schulze
John M. Thomas
City of la Crosse
Jerome Rusch
Common Council Finance Committee
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Harborview urban renewal plan eyed for Riverside Park marina
De Baun says north of the project area in Riverside Park a marina could be privately or publicly developed once development attractiveness and need are clear. He notes La Crosse is viable, says Harborview may become one of the best urban renewal projects after 14 months of negotiations and a 1000 parking spaces condition.
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Riverside Park
de Baun
Harborview
Inquest Set In Death Of Ellen Hoch
La Crosse County coroner schedules an inquest for 9 a m Friday May 18 in Circuit Court into the February death of Ellen Hoch 48 wife of Everett Hoch the La Crosse lawyer. A special district attorney James R Schipper of Viroqua was named after a request by Dist Atty Burleigh Randolph. Hoch was found dead February 17 in her Town of Shelby home. Inquest delayed awaiting state crime laboratory report on item samples.
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la Crosse County
Curtis Baltz
Shelby
Ellen Hoch
Greenbriar Court
Hoch
la Crosse
Everett Hoch
Dist
Burleigh Randolph
Baltz
Peter Pappas
James R. Schipper
Viroqua
Vernon County
Tribune offers circulation and rates in La Crosse notice
The Tribune lists publication details for La Crosse Wisconsin with address and contact about circulation and advertising rates. It notes a city carrier price of 1.60 every two weeks and provides publication frequency.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
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Tribune
Joseph Roskos
Independence
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Robert Tremain
Cooperative Educational Service Agency
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Roskos
William Kroll
Education Communications Board
MARPC
Tremain
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Cote
FFA
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John Thomas
Kroll
Robert Fisher
William Woods
Madison
Minnesota
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Houston County Board of Commissioners
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Jackson
Vernon
Crawford Counties
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Stati
Heiseman
Oregon
L. Nelson
S. 26Th St
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Mark Malin
Rolla Stewart
Gerald Legue
Mary Bonadurer
N. 22Nd St
Richard Brague
Hyde Ave
Helen Bullerman
N. 5Th Ave
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S. 29Th St
Lawrence Happ
Denton St
Michael Latshaw
Gillette St
Pat Lovell
Loomis St
Violet Mattie
la Crosse St
Robert Neumann
Wilson St
Onalaska
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King St
Clifford Schroeder
W. Hamilton St
West Salem
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Charles St
Lucille Sacia
Thomas Butler
Ward Ave
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24Th St
Amelia Gudie
State St
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Livingston St
Carl Jackel
Jack Krull
Shirley
Richard V. Arneson
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Arneson
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Joseph Addis
Frank Kaufmann
Donald Medinger
John McConaughey
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Lutheran Hospital
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Bingham
LA Crosse, Wis
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Dane County
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LA Crosse Area
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Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia
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Princeton Univ
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New American Standard Bible
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