Long Range Dollar Spree Seen, Local Impact Limited
La Crosse financial experts say selling dollars in European markets will have minimal immediate effects on local banks. They warn long term trends could hurt, as European banks shift away from dollars amid inflation and weak U S labor productivity.
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Lyle Anderson
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Dollar Value Rebounds On European Exchanges
The dollar rebounded in London and other European markets as speculators hurried to cover short dollar positions amid a continuing monetary crisis. The British pound fell 41 points to $2.4155, while market officials noted the official rate remained $2.40.
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Wisconsin fair lines shift to sports center plan
Wisconsin dairy interests form World Dairy Expo Inc to run the dairy exposition and seek a future for the State Fair grounds as a year round recreation site. The plan envisions a race track and sports arena at the existing site while Dairy Expo may relocate to Milwaukee.
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Cary, Il
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Westby and Baraboo
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National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Allen Williams
26 Are Missing In Cave-In Pit
In St Jean Vianney Quebec a massive cave in swallowed 42 cottages and left 26 people missing. Five bodies were recovered as rescue teams and civil defense evacuated about 1,200 residents to shelters in Kenogami and Jonquiere. Francois Richard watched the disaster unfold from nearby as mud and rock filled the crater.
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Antiwar Protesters Leave Washington
AP reports antiwar demonstrators in Washington faced heavy police as 12,000 arrests this week were noted. Leaders Ren nie Davis and John Fraines pledged further action in six to eight weeks, urging psychiatrists to join a renewed campaign. Police maintained a strong security presence with 4,000 troops nearby. A Boston sit-down occurred outside a federal building as nationwide protests continued.
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Rennie Davis
American Psychiatric Association
John Fraines
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Lou Rehfuss a longtime booster for Central High School
Louis Rehfuss known as Pop to Central High School athletes died at 83. He donated the 17 acre tract for Central and rarely missed practices or out of town games. Principal and athletic leaders recalled his support and standing as a coaching ally in the stands.
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Willard Hanson
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Redfuss
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Richard Hackett
Rebfuss
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Losey Boulevard
Green Bay Street
E. William Vickrey
la Crosse State University
Rehfuss
South America
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