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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

11

Rival Pollution Bills Aired In Wisconsin Capitol

In Madison the Senate Natural Resources Committee heard Warren’s 12 proposed laws and Lucey’s 12 bills as rivals’ approaches to pollution control. Both seek daily offense for discharges, altered hearing procedures, and expanded monitoring. Warren pushes broader department intervenor powers and data access. Lucey favors Public Service Commission review and environmental impact checks.

Madison, Wis Capitol Atty Robert W. Warren Senate Natural Resources Committee Patrick J. Lucey Assembly Warren Department of Natural Resources Lucey Department Ment of Justice Greater Public Service Commission Nash Williams Trout Unlimited

Record Tourism Season Predicted For Wisconsin

GREEN BAY Wisconsin AP researchers predict 1971 will be a record tourism year with future summers also likely to break records. Burt Loken of the Department of Natural Resources cites crowding at Devils Lake State Park and traffic issues as the real problem, while noting Wisconsin spends about 500000 annually on recreation promotion, much of it for Milwaukee and Chicago offices. Lucey suggests raising the subsidy to 600000 with a dollar-for-dollar match from resort owners and promoters.

Green Bay Wis Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Burt Loken Patrick Lucey Loken Devils Lake State Park Baraboo Illinois Milwaukee Chicago Lucey

Today in History May 13 highlights through the years

On May 13 history marks 1607 Virginia James Town founded the first permanent English settlement in America. Other events include Napoleon seizing Vienna in 1809, U.S. war with Mexico declared in 1846, Civil War’s last engagement at Palo Pinto in 1865, Lusitania sinking protest in 1915, Dutch exile to London in 1940, Nixon limo attacked in 1958, Kasavubu pledging Parliament in 1961, LBJ rent subsidies bill in 1963, and Israel ordered to withdraw from Lebanon in 1969.

Jamestown America Virginia Napoleon Bonaparte Vienna U.S. Congress United States Mexico Palo Pinto Tex Germany Wilhelmina Juliana Netherlands London Richard M. Nixon Caracas Venezuela Joseph Kasavubu Congo Lyndon B. Johnson Israel U.N. Security Council Lebanon

Ozaukee Society Plans May 21 Meeting in Cedarburg

Cedarburg Wisconsin AP reports the Ozaukee Environmental Preservationist's Society schedules a May 21 meeting here to discuss issues along the Milwaukee Green Bay interstate highway.

Cedarburg, Wis Ozaukee

California Democrats May Support Muskie

Sen. John V. Tunney of California says Muskie has the best chance to lead California’s 290 member delegation to the 1972 Democratic convention, with McGovern, Bayh, and Humphrey listed far down the line. He spoke while preparing for an educators’ meeting address.

Milwaukee Edmund Muskie California John V. Tunney D-Calif White House Tunney George McGovern Birch Bayh Hubert H. Humphrey

Cadet Roger A Oliver Receives ROTC Award at UW

Cadet Capt Roger A Oliver of 1612 Hyde Ave La Crosse and 11 fellow ROTC cadets at the University of Wisconsin were honored at the annual Review and Awards Ceremony for exemplary military training and studies. Oliver earned the Military Order of World Wars Award.

Madison Roger A. Oliver Hyde Ave la Crosse Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps ROTC University of Wisconsin Oliver

One Ton A C Unit Hoisted At UW Hospital

An $8,500 air conditioning unit intended to render operating rooms near germ free was hoisted through a fifth floor window at University Hospitals Medical Center. The two piece unit, weighing a ton, was donated by Surgical Associates and will create near sterile conditions for complex surgery at the UW operated facility.

Madison, Wis University Hospitals Medical Center Surgical Associates University Hospitals The University of Wisconsin

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