Rehiring of Blind Teacher Ordered
Richard Fischer, a blind teacher fired in 1972 after diabetes led to blindness, must be rehired by United School District 3 of Merrillan Alma Center and Humbird with back pay estimated around 45000 dollars. The ruling by the Wisconsin Equal Rights Division calls for a contract for the next available school year and reimbursement of denied benefits. Fischer’s attorney said the decision affirms his ability to teach safely at district standards except for behind the wheel driver education. Fischer, a former UW River Falls basketball star, taught biology physical education and an outdoor living class prior to the layoff. The matter now goes to the Industry Labor and Human Relations Commission for final action.
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Merrillan
Wis
Wisconsin Equal Rights Division
Fischer
Equal Rights Division
Black River Falls
Alban
N. Y
Schrimpf
Industry, Labor and Human Relations Commission
Dane County Circuit Court
United District School
Michael Laverty
David Hayden
Hayden
Donald Ripp
Wisconsin Lions Club
Rhinelander
Bruce Ehlke
Madison
University of Wisconsin River Falls
Litter at City Ballparks Prompts Park Board Talk
Eugene Fry, city parks director, urged residents to police park areas to curb litter from ball games. He opposed strict enforcement of the public drinking ordinance, noting manpower limits and seven nightly park uses. The board also asked him to study mosquito control costs and feasibility for a future Common Council report. Alan Cole was elected board chairman with Merlin Eggen as vice chairman and Donald Meinert as secretary.
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Fry
Park Commissio
Ire
Common Council
Alan Cole
Merlin Eggen
Donald Meinert
La Crosse Forms Annex Committee To Consider Growth
La Crosse officials announced an annexation committee at the first meeting of the new Common Council group. Alderman Harold Swanson was chosen as chair as the panel outlined goals including seeking legal cost relief, funds for ads, and citizen outreach to explain city plans. The city aims for 50 000 residents by 1980 to maintain federal aid eligibility, with current population under 49 000.
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la Crosse
John Flanagan
Swanson
Curtis Storck
14Th Dist
Storck
Madison
Baltz Urged To Quit District GOP Post
Eau Claire Republican David Duax urged Walter Baltz of West Salem to resign as the 3rd District GOP chairman after claiming Baltz voided a ban the can resolution passed May 8 in La Crosse. Baltz denied the move, saying the caucus adjourned and the resolution was not passed.
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David Duax
Eau Claire
Walter Baltz
GOP
Duax
Baltz Personnally
la Crosse
Baltz
West Salem
Resolutions Committee
George Parker
3Rd District Resolutions Committee
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Steve Gunderson
Osseo
LeRoy Ausman
Elk Mound
Wisconsin
Gunderson
Ausman
Republican Party
Heileman
Wisconsin professor seeks cobra venom treatment for ALS
Walter Thoresen, 57, a former University of Wisconsin Eau Claire sociology professor and two time failed congressional candidate, undergoes a six week detoxified cobra venom treatment in Florida for ALS. Doctors caution it is unproven and FDA approved only on an experimental basis.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Walter Thoresen
Thoresen
Sanders Medical Research Foundation
Boca Raton
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
la Crosse
Mayo Clinic
Vernon Thomson
Alvin O’konski
University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire
UWL
Neal Taylor
Gundersen
Taylor
Ed Nida
Florida
Murray) Sanders
Nida
Boston
Houston
Tex
Sanders
National Enquirer
Wisconsin
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City Parks and Recreation
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Heileman Brewing Co
3Rd District Executive Committee
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First Baptist Church
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