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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
5
Reader letters discuss acceptance of homosexuals beyond stereotypes and the impact of a compulsive neatness sister. Ann Landers affirms progress toward judgment by character and encourages therapy for obsessive neatness.
In Viroqua Wisconsin the Rev David Martin family will present Echoes From Calvary at 8 p m Saturday May 15 in the Viroqua Elementary School Auditorium The telecast seen on eight channels across the Midwest includes La Crosse Channel 8 The Rev Mr Martin and his six daughters Naomi Rhoda Rachel Rebecca Bethany and Ruth participate and the service is open to the public
Taylor Wisconsin Christian lay workers Clifford and Mrs Gilbertson will present slides on their Cameroun Africa mission work at Trempealeau Valley Church at 8 p m Sunday May 16. They may display native costumes and artifacts. Public welcome.
A compact list of worship schedules for multiple denominations in the VNROQUA area. Lewis Davidson and Morris Wold lead congregations at Franklin Zion and Bethesda Lutheran with service times. other churches include Congregational United Church of Christ Sparta and Trinity Lutheran with weekly programs, Sunday schools, and midweek activities.
The Wisconsin Rapids report says the State Health and Social Services Board rejected a bill to let Milwaukee County run a trial nursing home investigation. They warned it would duplicate state functions and be subsidized by the state, amid opposition led by Rep. Daniel Hanna.
La Crosse Common Council grounds and buildings committee approved boathouse regulations and sent them to the judiciary committee for a public hearing at 7 30 p m on June 3. Other actions include renewing Carl A Panke's land lease for 200 annually and returning legislation to hire a summer part time inspector.
The Army promoted three black colonels to brigadier general, the first time more than one Negro was chosen for star rank simultaneously. Roscoe C. Cartwright Oliver W. Dillard and James F. Hamlet join Maj. Gen. Frederic Davison as current black generals on active duty, with nominations sent to the Senate for confirmation.
The La Crosse Common Council approved raising Shelby Street to align with hospital land. A temporary Shelby Street through Lutheran Hospital property will be provided, the current street will be vacated for hospital development, and a new Shelby Street will be built entering Green Island north of Gundersen Clinic and west of the hospital.
In a Rome Club deal North opens one club with 12 16 HCP while Morini plays strong cue bids in diamonds. Italy reaches seven no trump after Bobby Goldman jumps to three diamonds, Morini cues diamonds, then North bids five no trump signaling a diamond stopper.
Buenos Aires reports an Argentine court acquits former dictator Juan D. Peron now in exile in Spain of rape. The ruling clears the way for his possible return to Argentina but observers doubt he will come back given his age and exile.
The Wisconsin legislature was urged to pass a two year moratorium on interstate highway work in the Milwaukee area. The bill to the Assembly would pause construction until April 1973 while a committee studies routes and relocation of displaced families in Milwaukee and its suburbs.
Two tavern licenses were transferred Thursday night. Dorothy Ott takes over the Irene Hundt license at 900 S. 9th St. Arnie Nichols receives the Arleigh Pfaff license at 827 Green Bay St. Nichols plans to use the license for a motel at his South Avenue Cafeteria site. Pfaff's Mississippi Inn has been razed.
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