Indian Education Unit Meets Here in Wisconsin
Indian delegates from six Wisconsin tribes met at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse for the Great Lakes Intertribal Council education committee session the first in La Crosse. The meeting updated Indian education efforts including a Rhinelander Native American Resources Project training 20 students from Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota in natural resources management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Great Lakes
la Crosse
Uw-L
Loretta Ellis
Tomah
Rhinelander
Michigan
Minnesota
Johnson-O'Malley
South Dakota
United Sioux Tribes
Frank Lawrence
Ladysmith
VFW Post and Auxiliary to Install Officers
Officers of Thomas Rooney Post 1530 and its auxiliary will be installed Saturday at the clubrooms 630 S 6th St Richard Carlson will be installed as commander and Mrs Noble Fought as auxiliary president Carlson also serves as district advocate and adjutant Other officers for the post and auxiliary are listed in the release including trustees and color bearers Installation will begin with a supper at 6 30 p.m. in Folsom Calif Prison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Rooney
S. 6Th St
Richard Carlson
Noble
Lorayne
East Ave
Carlson
VFW
Emil J. Sinniger
Lawrence Kaufman
Herbert Franzin
Michael Buncak
Robert Jeanis
Onalaska Board Moves to Shift School Boundaries
The Holmen Board of Education and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction may approve moving three Town of Onalaska lots into the Onalaska Public School District after two boundary petitions were approved. Lot 106 and 111 from William Wagner and Lot 110 from Henry Leffin would join the Onalaska district. A joint resolution will be prepared if Holmen agrees, with CESA 11 acting as mediator before the Public Instruction Department approves the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska, Wis
Holmen Board of Education
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Onalaska
Onalaska Board
William Wagner
Henry Leffin
Schaller Oak Park
Holmen Board
Claude Deck
Cooperative Educational Services Agency
CESA
Public Instruction Department
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its publisher James E Burgess and editors Sanford Golts Edward Keete and Lawrence Le mp mgr e Fred Ristow. Office contact 782 8040 is provided for delivery issues. The Tribune prints daily except Sunday with week pricing at $1 60 for city carriers.
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K. Oo. Blanchard
Sanford Golts
Anderst Hank
E Wallace
Edward Keete
Lawrence Lemp
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
Two Brothers To Be Sentenced In Burglary Case
Two brothers who changed pleas to a La Crosse County burglary charge face sentencing on June 4. Daniel D. Peterson, 18, Bangor, and Dale Peterson, 22, Winneshiek Road, were part of plea bargains with Asst. Dist. Atty. Mark Lukoff. Daniel pled guilty to breaking into Ringleman’s Lumber Co. on March 3. Dale pled guilty to the same charge. The DA will seek probation for both unless the Wisconsin DHSS presents a contrary view after presentence investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Daniel D. Peterson
Bangor
N. George DeDakis
Dale Peterson
Winneshiek Road
Gerard O'Flaherty
Daniel Peterson
Ringleman’s Lumber Co
S. 26Th St
Leonard Roraff
Tornado Damages Minnesota Trailer Court On I-35
Red Cross set up a headquarters in the trailer park office after a tornado struck the Minn 50 area off Interstate 35. About 20 workers aided residents of 61 trailers with lodging as authorities kept the site off-limits. Several residents were treated at a hospital and released, including Joshua Johnson and Kathy Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strub
Red Cross
Highway Patrol
Joshua Johnson
James Johnson
Kathy Fritz
Thomas Fritz
Marcella Swanson
Duane Swanson
Maxin Johnson
Melinda Pranke
Car Fire Destroys Vehicle At Thompson Farm
Fire crews were called to Layton Thompson's French Creek farm at 5 30 p m Tuesday where wiring in a car caught fire. The car was destroyed and part of the shed housing it was damaged. Thompson blamed gas tank fumes ignited by the hot engine for the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick Wis
Layton Thompson
French Creek
Thompson
Air Pollution Rises in Scenic US Regions
EPA report shows long term dust and smoke increases at Grand Canyon and Cape Hatteras from 1960 71 with upturns 1968 71 at Glacier National Park and Black Hills. About half regions show declines or no change while 27 of 200 areas rise in last study years.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Glacier National Park
Mont
Black Hills
National Monument
S.C
Bluff Preservation Debate Shapes City Policy in La Crosse
Meeting continued on slope rules to require at least 55 percent restriction for bluff development. Norene Goplen of the League of Women Voters presented a 1971 position paper advocating conservancy zoning, terracing, and tree retention. DNR official Dale Erlandson urged civic action to designate bluff crests as park lands alongside the Great River Road. Local leaders urged community funding and local initiative to preserve bluffs, while awaiting possible state or federal intervention. A tour of bluff developments was planned for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norene Goplen
League of Women Voters
la Crosse
League
Shelby
Medary
Harley Gibbons
Gibbons Construction Co
la Crosse Homebuilders
Bluffs
William Kroll
Mississippi River
Assembly Demostat Down Amendments
Republicans failed to pass amendments to the proposed 1973 75 state budget in the Wisconsin Assembly. The move aimed to alter Democrats' budget version but fell short, with the GOP not laughing as the house proceeded in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Assembly
House
Wisconsin Assembly Defers Pay Raise Amid Budget Turmoil
Lawmakers kept a proposed $14 200 salary for legislators in the budget bill amid a clash over amendments. Democrats blocked GOP moves to delete the raise and to cut funds for state agencies. The session also touched on CIA involvement in Watergate era actions and investigations into Nixon era figures.
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GOP
Assembly
Hunt
Republi
Lichman
House
CIA
Los Angeles
John Graph
Dan Shabaz
New Berlin
Jel Ellsberg
James Azim
R-Muscoda
Midge Miller
D Madison
Nursing Home Rate Change Debated by Welfare Committee
Social work supervisor John Berndt outlined new nursing home rates tied to Title XIX categories. He estimated 68 county patients in seven homes would cost 55 000 dollars annually and 16 county patients out of county would add 20 000 dollars. The county faces 16 500 dollars in added costs projected to be borne by the county. Berndt noted retroactive rates to Jan 1 and confusion over mandatory versus permissive status. The committee planned to have Sunder determine if the rates are mandatory before adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berndt
Berndt
Social Services
Malcolm Johnson
Milwaukee County
la Crosse County
Sunder
Committee Passes News Shield Bill
In St Paul Minnesota the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill allowing news reporters to withhold names of confidential sources under certain conditions by a vote of 9 to 6.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Teske to address Houston County Republicans in Caledonia
Rick Teske of Mendota will address the Houston County Republican organization at the Caledonia State Bank at 7 p.m. Monday May 14. Teske is director of research for the Republican Caucus Minnesota State Senate and Republican vice chairman of the 1st District. High school students are encouraged to attend.
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Caledonia
Minn
Rick Teske
Mendota
Houston County
Caledonia State Bank
Teske
Republican Caucus
Minnesota State Senate
Richard Sears
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la Crosse Tribune
Indian Education Unit
St. Paul
Roy H. Gallington
Wilbur E. Streeter
Vernon County
Mrs. Noble
Donald Padesky
Ara Fish
H. D
Butch) Ledin
Harlan Thompson
Roger Horstman
Bernard Glotz
John
Linda) Schneeberger
Howard
Betty) Almos
Kenneth
Elaine) Hunter
Ann Muetze
Alma Havens
Christie) Johnson
Joseph
Emma) Beranek
Ann Blum
Roger
Connie) Almos
Viola Ritter
Marie Miller
Vera Phelps
Lorraine Thorson
Ara
Vernetta) Fish
Mildred Marsh
Frances Reagan
William
Lucy) McGowan
Anna Trevalee
Folsom
Calif
Michael Galvin Jr
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Devitt
Galvin
Austin
James P. Goergen
Rochester
Goergen
Highway 14
Dennis Tolvstad
Gallington
Streeter
John Farrell
Mormon Coulee Road
Tolvstad
Farrell
William A. Ritter
Onalaska High School
David Jaeger
Larry Disbrow
Pat Seely
Onalaska High
Hawaii
Andrew
Irances) Johnson
Pertzsch
Iowa
James E. Burgess
Democratic Party
Sheriff
Bill Black
UWL Cartwright Center
Newman Center
Quinn
Labor Temple
Randy Larson
Interstate 35
Smale’s
Dale Erlandson
Donald Medinger
Assembly Demostat
Watergate
White House
Democratic
Schlesinger
Justice Department
Earl J. Silbert
New York Times
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
John L. McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
New York Times Today
New York
Nixon
Teamsters
Richard Matty
Rcrivitz
Marlin Schneider
Dwisconsin Rapids
Times
Schneider
Atty
John Raise
N. Mitchell
Commerce Amphony
Rep
Maurice H. Stans
Michael Ellis
R-Neenah
Matty
Joint Finance Committee
Green Bay Reformatory
Sparta Wisconsin
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Patrick J. Lucey
Green Bay
King Bros. Circus
Northern Hills School Complex
Wis
Onalaska Lion's Club
Pat Boone
Mary E.sawyer
Harry
Coulee State Bank
Bank OF Onalaska
First National Bank
First Federal
Degen-Berglund
Sweet Shop
Interfaith Christian Ministries
Main
Bedah
Beltone
Hearing Center
Losey Blvd
Village Shopping Center
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