Statehouse Goat Isn't A Politician
A Wisconsin Restaurant Association reception in the state house sampled chevon goat meat nine ways, with Lt. Gov. Schreiber absent and Gov. Lucey committed elsewhere. Association winner Arthur Gruner prepared the dishes as officials and guests debated the delicacy's rise in agriculture and culinary appeal.
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Frisco Transit Strike Ends After 38 Days
San Francisco reaches a settlement ending a 38 day transit strike. Buses cable cars and trolleys will resume service as a wage panel negotiates pay terms while officials remove anti labor ballot items. NBC NBC pact ends after marathon talks with NABET with ratification pending.
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Bicentennial Citizenship Ceremony Grants 34 New Americans
Thirty four individuals from 14 countries became U S citizens in a ceremony at the American Legion Club rooms in La Crosse County. Judge Peter Pappas administered the oath as part of a Bicentennial Year event attended by about 200 people. The oldest new citizen was Sigurd Nordin of Canada who will turn 82.
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William Skemp
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Edwin P. Sheppard
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Germany
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Canada
Sparta
Series on auto consumer ism begins Sunday
La Crosse Tribune launches a Sunday series on auto consumerism by Marybeth Clark. The articles cover where to file complaints, who handles them, and how to pursue remedies. Readers will find tips on buying new or used cars, securing repairs, selecting mechanics or firms, and understanding the legal process.
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Mary Hartman Star Arraigned On Drug Charge
Louise Lasser 37 star of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman was arraigned in Beverly Hills on one count of cocaine possession. Judge Wolf delayed plea and ordered probation to report by June 8 on diversion program suitability while bail remained at 1613 dollars.
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Louise Lasser
Leonard Wolf
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Wisconsin Officials Face Debt and Asset Disclosures
Wisconsin officials disclose debts and assets in financial statements filed by April 30. William Kidd reports about 388000 in personal debts with nine firm interests including banks and insurers. Several officials show debts and stock values, while others report no major holdings.
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Kidd
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Lucey
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Ethics Board
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Schreiber
LaFollette
Bronswon C. la Follette
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