Trane Outlines $6.7 Million La Crosse HQ Plan
Trane officials detailed an administration building to anchor La Crosse growth, with a 210640 square foot complex for about 800 staff, expandable to 1200. The project includes a $6.7 million cost, 780 parking spaces, and an artificial lake, site near Hillview Home.
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la Crosse County
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Milwaukee VA hospital showcases medical engineering marvel
The $30 million ten story Milwaukee VA hospital opens with high tech features. Television linked X rays and video taped imaging aid diagnosis. Open heart surgery and artificial kidney work planned with advanced radiation and ultrasonic cleaning.
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Waste Pollution Orders Let La Crosse Clean River Fast
State Health Board and Water Pollution Committee order La Crosse and nearby communities to curb river pollution by November 1 1967 or 1968. Requirements include disinfecting the sewage plant by 1967 and plans to separate storm and sanitary sewers, plus a Causeway sewer line. Bangor West Salem Melvina and several towns face deadlines to stop effluent discharge and upgrade systems.
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State Health Board
Pollution Committee
Parachutist Piantanida In Critical Condition After Freefall Attempt
Parachutist Nick Piantanida of Brick Town New Jersey remained in critical condition at Hennepin County General Hospital after a high altitude jump attempt. He plunged for about three minutes without oxygen after losing his oxygen supply at 57 000 feet near Worthington Minnesota.
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Marines Rout Viet Cong Force Near Da Nang in Rare Big Fight
U S Marines defeated a large Viet Cong unit 18 miles southwest of Da Nang after a 10 hour engagement in which 175 enemy soldiers were killed and a training camp seized. U S airpower and artillery supported the operation as 135 missions were flown over North Viet Nam.
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Air and Navy Strikes Reported Across Vietnam Fronts
The Air Force claims hundreds of sorties and targeted strikes on North Viet Nam including 77 buildings near an army barracks 86 miles NW of Hanoi and a large military building 58 miles NW. Navy pilots hit coastal targets with several barges and eight structures damaged. B52s from Guam bombed a Viet Cong bivouac near Hue. American planes total 335 sorties in South Viet Nam with 252 by South Vietnamese crews, many flare drops for night actions. Saigon reports 9 of 38 terrorism suspects confessed in the capital.
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St Louis police official named chief here
Ronald C. Wold a 32 year old St Louis police administrator and traffic analyst was chosen as La Crosse police chief by the Police and Fire Commission. He will start June 1 succeeding George Long who retires July 1. starting salary 10500 a year was approved by the Common Council.
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UW Law Bachelors Upgraded To Doctors
University of Wisconsin Law School will grant doctors of law to past and future graduates. The faculty voted to upgrade degrees and allow revisions. The School of Commerce name changed to the School of Business.
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Madison
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Wisconsin
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Artificial Heart Step in Disease Fight Highlighted
Dr. Michael DeBakey spoke at a Wisconsin Medical Society meeting about artificial hearts as a path to uncover disease causes. He noted recent partial heart implants, projected future full devices within five to ten years, and stressed ethical medical use and patient awareness. The State Medical Society awarded the William E. Beaumont award to a recipient at the session.
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