Death and Dying Author Advocates Gentle Passage
Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross told about 1150 attendees at Viterbo College that death can be a beautiful experience not a nightmare. She outlined three languages of dying and the stages of grief from denial to acceptance while urging home care and openness for children toward death.
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Viterbo College Fine Arts Center
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Kubler-Ross
Kubler- Ross
University of Zurich
Feud Leads to Disorderly Conduct Charges Against Three
A family feud sparked disorderly conduct cases for three men. Michael Chuek, 24, Bangor, pleaded guilty and paid a 59 dollar fine. Floyd A. Johnson, 23, and Ronald O. Schaller, 28, both had cases postponed to Friday for legal counsel. Johnson and Schaller posted 100 dollar signature bonds.
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Michael Chuek
Bangor
Floyd A. Johnson
Copeland Ave
Ronald O. Schaller
Bainbridge St
Johnson
Man Charged With Car Vandalism Case Held for Legal Consultation
A La Crosse man Clifford F. Hetherington, 47, of 431 N. 12th St., facing criminal damage charges for vandalizing his ex wife’s car between January and April, had the case continued to Monday to consult with a lawyer. He was released on a $100 signature bond with a no contact order.
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la Crosse
Clifford F. Hetherington
12Th St
Hetherington
Health officials oppose fund shift to Madison under Lucey plan
Local health leaders and La Crosse County supervisor blasted Gov. Lucey’s 100 percent state funding proposal for mental hygiene programs. They warned it would concentrate control in Madison, remove local board influence, and place taxpayers on the hook for costs with no local say.
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Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Madison
Lucey
Roberts
Ganser
la Crosse County
Edward Orman
Robert Frederick
35Th Dist
Frederick
UW L ROTC Cadets Honored in Wisconsin La Crosse Ceremony
Army ROTC cadets were honored Wednesday at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse graduation ceremony. Recipients include Cadet Capt. Dennis Kuecherer Rhinelander outstanding senior class ROTC student and Cadet Sgt 1c Robert Facteau Milwaukee suburb award for outstanding military science junior cadet.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Wilder Hall
Army Rotc
Dennis Kuecherer
Rhinelander
L.c. Robert Facteau
S. 13Th
Daniel Miller
Reedsburg
Michael Mazuk
Richard Rastall
R. 2
Onalaska
Gregory LaFond
State St
Rastall
John Hintz
Muskego
Timothy Noe
21St Terrace
American Legion
David Padesky
Barlow St
Gary Rooney
N. 11Th St
Department of Military Science
Dennis C. Johnson
Sparta
S. Sgt
Bruce Morris
J.c. Ronald Jenkins
Waukon
Iowa
Tomah Board seeks clarification on Stern report items
The Tomah Board of Education through attorney Anthony Brewster seeks clarification on two items in Prof. J. L. Stern’s fact finding report. Stern was appointed by the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission after a late February hearing with Walter Klopp for nonprofessional employees and Vincent Crane for the district. The group has been working without a contract since July 1, 1972, with retroactive adjustments agreed upon in a new pact.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah Board of Education
Nthony Brewster
Madison
J. L. Stern
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Stern
Walter Klopp
Vincent Crane
Montana Man’s Burglary Case Continued to Friday
Dale M. Wallin 31 of Busby faces burglary charges after authorities say he broke a door lock to enter Ye Old Antiques at 729 Rose St. in Montana Tuesday evening. Officer Mark Malin saw Wallin in the store, and he is held on a $5,000 cash bond. case postponed for court-appointed counsel.
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Montana
Dale M. Wallin
Busby
Rose St
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Mark Malin
Wallin
Watergate burglars planned reentry for more photo work
Testimony shows Liddy discussed a second entry to photograph Democratic offices and install a new room bug. McCord claimed $76,000 in cash from Liddy, most spent on Watergate equipment and legal fees, with phones tapped and pursuers after arrest.
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Democratic National Committee
Liddy
Mitchell
Larry O'Brien
McCord
Rural La Crosse man’s case delayed for counsel
Layton Halverson, 20, of R. 1, La Crosse County, had his case continued in County Court until Friday to consult with a court appointed lawyer. He is charged with purchasing beer for a teenage party on March 23 in Onalaska Town. Six other adults face contributing charges after sheriff deputies broke up the noisy party.
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la Crosse
Layton Halverson
Onalaska
West Salem Man Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
Dennis El Rosendale aged 25 of 1532 Youlon Street pleaded guilty in County Court to disorderly conduct after allegedly striking Byron Krueger at the Loading Zone Tavern in West Salem. He was fined 134 dollars with the assistant district attorney noting the case bordered on battery.
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West Salem
Dennis el. Rosendale
Youlon St
Byron Krueger
Asst. Dist
Mark Lukoff
Lennon Works With FAO On Global Fish Production
In 1970 Dr. Lennon collaborated with Dr. Joseph Hunn fish physiologist and assistant laboratory director Mrs Ronald Schnick laboratory librarian and Ralph Burress chief of the Warm Springs laboratory on a project for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to manage and increase fish production for underdeveloped countries. Dr Lennon and his wife Helen reside at R 2 Onalaska they have four children Catherine de Vita Ronald Graewin Michael and Christopher. Mrs Lennon has taught French at Lincoln Junior High Central High UW L and is a native of Fort Kent Maine. They will reside in Orono Maine where he is due to report June 11.
Budget aims to shield schools from extra funds delay
The plan ensures funds from the governors power equalization cover core schools and not auxiliary services. It directs that districts receiving U S revenue sharing use funds per Congressional guidance. It also bars child dependent support by parents and vice versa and asks the governor to form a committee on state relations with Marquette University Medical College of Wisconsin. Johnson notes GOP caucus weighs budget changes and direct tax relief checks with swift Senate action expected.
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U.S
Congress
Marquette University
Medical College of Wisconsin
Johnson
Senate
Sunset Bowl in Viroqua Sold to Atley Fortney
Atley Fortney owner of Atley's Village Inn Readstown buys Sunset Bowl Lanes and bar in Viroqua Fortney a Viroqua High School graduate and former Democratic sheriff candidate in 1972 The Sunset Bowl was previously owned by Lyle Gordon who was found innocent in the February 1 shooting death of Martin Everson in the same venue.
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Viroqua
Wis
Atley Fortney
Readstown
Fortney
Lyle Gordon
Martin Everson
Two Men Face Burglary Charges In County Court
Peter Gregory and Stuart Garson, both 18, charged with two counts each of burglary. Preliminary examinations set for Friday in County Court. Accused of burgling the Sanitary Barbershop at 1803 State St and the Pettibone Boat Club last Thursday. police stopped their car at 22nd and King Streets, finding a television set.
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Peter Gregory
S. 23Rd St
Stuart Garson
Redfield St
State St
Pettibone Boat Club
22Nd
King Streets
Fest Button Design Contest Winner Named
Mrs. Dennis Bonn ie Koch of 2320 Redfield Street is named the 1973 Oktoberfest button design contest winner from more than 50 submissions. Her vertical Oktoberfest USA logo design debuts as she receives a $25 savings bond from La Crosse Festivals Inc., the sponsors.
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Dennis
Bonnie) Koch
Redfield St
U.S.A
Bill Mann
Koch
la Crosse Festivals Inc
Howell Movement Scoring Leaders Tie in Bridge Club
Irene and Bonnie Merchlewitz led the Duplicate Bridge Club Howell Movement with 65 points. Ruth Innes and Ella Hagen followed with 59 2/3, Doris Horst and Bonnie Angst posted 53 1/2.
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Irene
Bonnie Merchlewitz
Howell
Ruth Innes
Ella Hagen
Doris Horst
Bonnie Angst
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K. O. Blanchard
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Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
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