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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
8
The first graders at Pertzsch Elementary in Onalaska learned about eggs from Blackie the hen. Last year Blackie hatched in an incubator and this week she hatched nine eggs, delighting students and sparking study of eggs. Mrs. Fuhrman discusses Blackie and her brood with Andrew Warfield and Linda Gustafson.
State Senator Milo Knutson told La Crosse County Taxpayers Association that citizens must unite to block tax increases. He blamed bureaucrats for spending and cited empty UW dorm beds to argue against state subsidies. The group elected Alfred Bringe president and reappointed officers.
Fire Chief Frank Kloss orders a city wide ban on open burning of salvage at junkyards effective July 1. Only burning in approved incinerators will be allowed. He advised three yards to cease non compliant operations or face non renewal of licenses.
Motion to dismiss traffic charges against Onalaska Schools Superintendent Stanley Helms will go to trial as lawyers dispute due process claims. Helms hired new counsel after a continuance. affidavits detail prior representation and court filings amid overlapping Onalaska and La Crosse charges for leaving the scene and failing to control a vehicle.
John H Fields portrays Willy Loman in a six performance run at Campus Little Theater La Crosse State University. The production directed by Robert S Joyce earns praise for a unified student cast and strong acting from Pat Weyenberg Dennis Kern and Dustin Evans.
Seventh and eighth graders at Lincoln Junior High build personal electronics kits in a four year project that teaches electricity through hands on work. Students purchase kits costing 60 cents to 20 dollars, learn components, pass a symbol test, and over 600 kits have been assembled with high participation and success. Ronald Johnson and James Seyler lead this year’s instruction.
The La Crosse Common Council judiciary committee recommended waiving the city three year residency for George L. Baldwin of Cedar Rapids Iowa to become city health officer. Baldwin 41 a former acting Linn County Health Director will start at 14976 annually and replace Dr Leo G Joseph who resigned last fall. He holds a BS in pharmacy a master of public health from the University of Minnesota and is a Mason City native married with one child.
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