Guidelines For Designing Mental Hospital Approved
La Crosse County Board approved guidelines for a new 200 bed mental hospital at West Salem to guide planning consultants. The plan aims for 200 beds on Lakeview Hospital grounds with 50 active treatment and 150 custodial care patients, expandable as needed, while ensuring future non inclusion of out of county custodial patients. Some supervisors argued the size is too small and debated site choices and cost uncertainties as the board approved the guidelines 27 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
la Crosse County Board
la Crosse
Hackner, Schroeder, Roslansky
William Bush
Lakeview
Robert Frederick
34Th Dist
Jerome Klos
Dist
Klos
John Sagen
20Th Dist
Gordon Feinberg
Hillview
Oscar Lindgren
Evjen
Feinberg
Erving Herman
Sagen
Births in area announce many newborns and families
May 19 a son to Raymond and Shirley Jarrett R J May 19 a daughter to Thomas and Ruth Roelich 419 N 9th St May 20 a son to Willard and Dorothy Taylor 1570 La Crosse St May 20 a daughter to Larry and Shirley Erickson Brookview Mobile Home Park May 21 a daughter to William Tesnow Ann Arbor St Josephs Hospital and others listed with addresses and patrons in Onalaska Houston Minn Ann Arbor and La Crosse areas showing newborn announcements.
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Raymond Jarrett
R. J
Shirley A. Wilson
Thomas E. Roéllich
9Th St
Ruth M. McGinley
Ramanand Durga
Cth
Onalaska
Patricia A. McCarty
Willard R. Taylor
la Crossé St
Dorothy Roessler
Donald McCormick
Harpers Ferry
Ann Arbor
Mich
St. Joseph’s Hospital
William Tesnow
Cheryl Stella
la Crosse
Two-Car Crash Sends Woman to Hospital in Genoa
Genoa Wisconsin reports a two car collision on Highway 56 near State Trunk Highway 35 left Myrtle Bulgen a 56 year old passenger from Steuben with head and knee injuries. She was taken to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital by Deputy Sheriff Roger Jones. The other car was driven by Leo De Florian 72 of Genoa and the third car by Evelyn B Duha 49 Eastman both drivers uninjured.
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Genoa
Wis
Myrtle Bulgen
Steuben
Roger Jones
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Evelyn B. Duha
Eastman
Leo DeFlorian
Duha
DeFlorian
Jones
Kickapoo High Baccalaureate Set
Kickapoo High School senior class begins end-of-year activities with a baccalaureate program on Sunday May 23 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. No main speaker will be used and students will handle the program. Bette McNeilly will present piano processional and recessional with Joanne Perry Mike McSwain and Annette Glass among participants.
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Viola
Wis
Kickapoo High School
Bette McNeilly
Joanne Perry
Mike McSwain
Annette Glass
Local Engineers To Hear Iowa Chemist Talk
Robert Corning president and chief chemist of Corning Laboratories in Cedar Falls Iowa will speak on Pollution Indoors and Outdoors at a 6 pm dinner meeting in the Elks Club 1305th Ave N for the Local chapter of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers The La Crosse chapter hosts its annual guest night Scholarships to area residents will be announced Corning is a Cedar Falls native with a bachelor of science in chemical technology from Iowa State and has studied at the University of Illinois He has worked since 1947 for Monsanto Micro Switch Honeywell and Tee Pak Inc prior to Danville Illinois
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Robert Corning
Corning Laboratories
Cedar Falls
Iowa
la Crosse
Corning
Iowa State University
University of Illinois
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
Micro Switch
Honeywell
Freeport
Ill
Tee Pak Inc
Danville
Wisconsin Board promotes 18 LCU faculty members
The Wisconsin State University Board of Regents met in Madison on Thursday afternoon and approved promotions for 18 Lakeview College of University faculty. William A. Floyd rises from associate professor to full professor in men's physical education, while Dal las A. Weekley advances to professor in the music department.
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Wisconsin State Universities Board of Regents
Madison
LCU
William A. Floyd
Dallas A. Weekley
Robert M. Burns
Lynne M. Goodhart
Robert S. Joyce
Paul E. Rasmussen
Laraine M. Unbeham
Clair L. Rood
La Crosse County approves funds for occupation center program
La Crosse County Board OKs seven thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars as the county share of a sixty three thousand dollar Occupational Rehabilitation Center program to train high school dropouts and provide extended training. State and federal funds cover the rest. Additional appropriations include a travel fund 150 dollars for the sanitarian, 484 dollars for timber stand improvement in Hoeth Forest, 175 dollars for a National Association of County Boards ad, and 125 dollars for a Great River Road Association brochure ad for Farm Progress Days in La Crosse County this July.
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la Crosse
Sanitarian
Robert Paisley
Mindoro
Hoeth
National Association of County Boards
Great River Road Association
Farm Progress Days
la Crosse County
Drug Case Flows From Page 1 Court Dates
The report names defendants including Robert Wolfe J 20 of 1207 S 9th St Keith C Ellison 18 R 1 Stoddard Michael Dunn 19 R 1 Stoddard Merle Church 25 South Petit Bon Island Michael Zielke 20 818 King St Thomas Paulson 23 114 N 14th St Dennis Stenslen 20 1002 S 13th St and Susan Naas with no age or address. They were ordered to appear Tuesday June 1 for drug related charges and preliminaries began Thursday but were delayed after testimony from a chemist.
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Robert Wolfe J
S. 9Th St
Keith C. Ellison
Stoddard
Michael Dunn
Merle Church
South Pettibone Island
Michael Zielke
King St
Thomas Paulson
N. 14Th St
Dennis Stenslen
S. 13Th St
Susan Naas
Madison
18 Wisconsin youths nominated for awards
Lt Gov Martin Schreiber presented bravery and service awards to 18 Wisconsin youths at the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth meeting. Among 11 nationally nominated youths was Steven B Neumann, 10, West Bend, who reported a heart issue after noting his brother Jackie's heartbeat and prompted medical care leading to open heart surgery.
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Madison
Wis
Martin Schreiber
Wisconsin
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Steven B. Neumann
West Bend
Steven
Jackie
Pretoria coeds seek campus smoking and slack-suit rights
In Pretoria South Africa University coeds petitioned the student council asking for permission to smoke on campus and wear slack suits. The move reflects campus culture debates and evolving student dress standards within the university community.
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Pretoria
South Africa
University of Pretoria
Youths Plead Innocent To Rape Charge In Wisconsin
VIROQUA Wis Jerald T Oliver 24 and David Alan Long 17 both of Viola pleaded innocent to rape when arraigned before Circuit Judge Peter Pappas Friday They were arrested after an April 5 incident involving two teenage girls The 15 year old girl named as the victim will be the subject of the warrant Ralph Freeze attorney for Oliver and Long said his clients would take lie detector tests Dist Atty James R Schipper said he could not speak for the girls as to consent to the tests The case was adjourned pending the tests Juvenile jurisdiction was waived for Long.
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Viroqua
Wis
Jerald T. Oliver
David Alan Long
Viola
Peter Pappas
Ralph Freeze
Oliver
Long
Dist. At
James R. Schipper
Bridge club weekly winners set high scores in pairs events
Alan Wernecke and David Skipton led east west with 100 points in the Duplicate Bridge Club. Eva Abraham son and Mabel Smith topped north south with 96. Other scores included east west Martin Glenz and Donald Rehfeldt 94 and Gary Kuhn and Mildred Taylor 86. north south Betty Sartz and Larry Shramner 93 and Lillian Kaplan and Frances Carter 88.
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Alan Wernecke
David Skipton
Eva Abrahamson
Mabel Smith
Martin Glenz
Donald Rehfeldt
Gary Kuhn
Mildred Taylor
Betty Sartz
Larry Shramner
Lillian Kaplan
Frances Carter
Parade of Stories honors first grader Carol Ellefson
Hamilton School first graders created a book titled A Parade of Stories with stories dictated by younger students and written with help from sixth graders. The project ended with an autograph party to remember Carol who loved first grade and lost her life in a home fire last fall.
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Carol Ellefson
Hamilton School
Carol
Hamilton
Eric Olson
Betsy French
Tribune
DA rests case in murder trial of David Franzwa
Whitehall Wisconsin. After 29 witnesses and 4 days of testimony District Attorney William Matka rested his case in the first degree murder trial of 26 year old David Franzwa of rural Eleva before Judge A L Twesme. The defense moved for dismissal arguing lack of proof of murder. Judge Twesme reserved judgment. The defense began its case Saturday as jurors remain sequestered.
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David Franzwa
la Crosse Tribune
Whitehall
Wis
Dist
William Mattka
Eleva
A. L. Twesme
John Ward
Osseo
Franzana
Ward
Twesme
Franzwa
Grace
Galesville
Darre! Cleasby
Mondovi
Susan Colby
Eau Claire
Cleasby
Pany
Tommy
Cashton Firm Offers Reward for Burglaries
Cashton Wis The Hundt Implement Inc offers a 200 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for three break ins at the Cashton firm The first on May 27 1970 caused about 1775 dollars in cash loss and damage The second on March 17 1971 damaged the safe and the third on May 17 caused 300 dollars in cash and 550 dollars in damage
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Cashton
Wis
The
Hundt Implement Inc
Weather Outlook for Midwest States This Weekend
Wisconsin sees cloudiness and warmer temps with showers and thunderstorms Saturday night into Sunday. Minnesota expects rain across most areas with a few storms and cooler air in the west while the northeast remains milder. Iowa covers cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers Saturday night and Sunday, with potential heavy storms in the extreme south.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Midwest
Washington
Maine
East
Rocky Mountain
Man Pleads Guilty To New Charge In Wisconsin
James H Jar vis 25 of Sparta pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct after an amendment from car theft. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail with sentence suspended and placed on 90 days probation. He must pay St Mary's Hospital charges and his court-appointed attorney fees. Glydie Harris 32 of Tomah divorced Richard Harris 30 of Yolk Field Camp Douglas for cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of their three children awarded to Mrs Harris with $200 monthly support.
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Sparta
Wis
James H. Jarvis
Austin
Glydie D. (Crampton) Harris
Tomah
Richard Lee Harris
Yolk Field
Camp Douglas
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Auto Theft Loot Totals $386 Flag Is Stolen
A Sparta area man told La Crosse police early Saturday that 70 dollars in cash and 316 dollars worth of other items were stolen from his car on South 2nd Street. Items include two suits, a suitcase, an attache case, jewelry, and women’s slacks. Entry was gained by prying a vent window.
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Sparta Area
la Crosse
South 2Nd Street
Dennis C. Stamberger
R. 3
Sparta
Duane M. Twite
R. J. de Soto
Trane Plant
Twite
Trane Park
Donald Grams
S. LoSey Blvd
Records Police Ambulance Incident May 21
City records report at 8 14 p m Stacy Hanson nine of 1823 Wood Street was taken to Lutheran Hospital after a fall from a bicycle.
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Stacy Hanson
Wood St
Lutheran Hospital
Two Area Schools Named Finalists in State Antilitter Contest
Two area elementary schools Lakeview Sparta and West Salem are finalists in the annual statewide ant litter and beautification contest by the Natural Beauty Council of the Department of Natural Resources. The official announcement comes Wednesday May 26 in Green Bay at a luncheon with school representatives.
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Madison
Natural Beauty Council
Department of Natural Resources
Lakeview School
Sparta
West Salem
Green Bay
Radio Highlights Sunday Meet the Press at Five-Thirty
A radio listing announces Sunday programming on WKBH with Meet the Press scheduled for 5 30 p m Local time The snippet notes the program slot and network schedule for Sunday evening on the station
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Meet the Press
La Crosse Tribune facts and publication details
La Crosse Tribune information listing publisher W T Burgess and J E Burgess, editor Sanford Goltz, address in La Crosse Wisconsin, and affiliation as a division of Lee Enterprises. It notes Associated Press rights and mailing rates including 15 cents single copy and 1.50 every two weeks. Volume 67 Number 7.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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By Jerome R. Rosso
Lacrosse St. Francis Hospital
William J. Prestwood
Box 325
Karen Kleinhaus
Waukon, Iowa
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Elks Club
5Th Ave. N
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Susannah L. Crocker
John W. Held
James F. Lasky
Laury H. le Page
Patricia A. Muller
Mass Communications
Kerry R. Nelson
Arden J. Ross
Sheldon Smith
Peter A. Stewart
Andris Ziemelis
Logan Junior High
Linda Miller
Patricia Mercier
Cochairmen
Steven Noffke
Vorce
Kenneth Timm
Donald Bloom
R. 4
Chippewa Falls
Bloom
Norman Nelson
Thomas Erickson
Kenneth Loken
Sacred Heart Hospital
Loken
W. T. Burgess
J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept. of Commerce
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