Petition drive forms against Lucey tax plan in Wisconsin
La Crosse Mayor Gilbertson and Shelby Chairman Lee organized a petition campaign to oppose Gov. Patrick Lucey s tax sharing proposal. They warned the plan would cost La Crosse 1 299 675 in state aid and Shelby 151 386, forcing large property tax hikes. Petitions available at La Crosse City Hall and Shelby Town Hall for signatures to be sent to representatives and Lucey.
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Patrick Lucey
la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
Town of Shelby
Ralph Lee
Gilbertson
Lee
Shelby
Lucey
la Crosse City Hall
Town of Shelby Town Hall
Weather summary for Lacrosse area and Midwest states
North west winds 12 to 25 mph clearing late tonight with a low around 43. Wednesday sees variable clouds and cool conditions with a high near 60. Wisconsin remains windy and cool with drizzle and variable cloudiness into Wednesday. Minnesota trends toward decreasing clouds and cooler tonight, then variable clouds and a warmer Wednesday. Iowa shows cooler trends tonight with variable clouds, and fair to the southwest Wednesday with less cooling in the far west.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Record Low May 25
Weather brief notes river readings with two dates 1911 and 1925 record low values May 25. Provides sunrise and sunset times on a Wednesday and mentions a new moon phase. Includes moon phase and daily daylight details.
Births in Lacrosse area announced at St Francis and Lutheran hospitals
May 21 to May 23 births listed for La Crosse and surrounding areas. Names include boys and girls to Ruetten Voss Lyons Huhn Roush Bantle Boisen Schrader and others with addresses in La Crosse Onalaska Westby and nearby towns. Notable hospitals include St Francis and Lutheran in La Crosse and Vernon Memorial in Viroqua.
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Robert J. Ruetten
S. 27Th St
Joyce E. Miller
Howard R. Voss
Travis St
Bernadine Norby
Robert W. Davis
N. 23Rd St
Kay F. Kohnert
James Lyons
Pierce St
Onalaska
Edith Howard
Fred Huhn
Spruce St
Houston
Minn
Marilyn Beitlich
Donald Roush
Prospect St
Cheri L. Clough
James Bantle
R. 1
la Crosse
Paulette Kay Haas
James Boisen
Hood St
Rose Patricia Parsneau
Donald Schrader
Rose St
Carol J. Ludwig
Terry E. Sloane
Westby
Sally Starch
David G. Gaynor
Brookwood Trailer Court
Jeannette Kellicot
David W. Colburn
Brookshire Place
Maureen Joyce
William Pike
Mormon Coulee Road
Karen Johnson
Death notices of Liebel Graves and Graves in La Crosse area
Mrs. Alice Liebel 73 of 805 La Crosse St died in a local hospital Monday May 24. Survived by five daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Services Thursday 10:30 a.m. Schumacher Funeral Home burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Dan J. Schlabach 70 La Crescent Minn died Tuesday May 25 in a La Crosse Hospital. Arrangements by Nelson Funeral Home. Harry J. Graves 74 La Crosse former Rochester area resident died May 24 after a long illness. Funeral 10 a.m. at St. Francis Rochester burial West St Olaf Cemetery. Friends may call Viner Funeral Home Rochester after noon Wednesday. Prayer service 8 p.m.
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Alice Liebel
la Crosse St
la Crosse
Gustav Strehl
George
Lorraine) Lawrence
R. 3
Onalaska
Harold
Janice) Cleary
R. 1
Harry
Ellen) Bergmark
Pepin
M. Joseph Paul
Appleton
John
Dan J. Schlabach
la Crescent
Minn
Nelson Funeral Home
Harry J. Graves
Rochester
Mr. Graves
Dodge Center
Minnesota Highway Department
Sidney A
A. E
Wilma) Anderson
Minneapolis
Albert
Beatrice) Kujath
St. Francis Catholic Church
Hilary Brixius
West St. Olaf Lutheran Cemetery
Rockdell
Viner Funeral Home
Hillsboro
Wis
Delia Alderson
Tomah
Burr Wesleyan Church
Isaiah Butcher
Burr Cemetery
Fick Funeral
Joseph Alders
Release in PM Pavers of Tuesday May 25
Hodgepodge items are scheduled for the Tuesday PM release as the newspaper outlines various brief notices. The section mixes local items, ads, and small updates with no single dominant event.
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Pavers
Puzzle answers for Summer Fr flyer列
The list presents crossword style clues with numbered items across letters. Answers include Whale comb thoroughfare form variant mourn greatly Gaelic neck scarf group abbreviations beverage narrate domestic fowl Isaiah Italian city sarsaparilla portable chair son of Jacob befille d church with desire festival girl name raillery African worm plantovule biblical work unit character color nocturnal legal point entangle.
Luce Given Drunk Driving Conviction in La Crescent Case
Records from County Court La Crosse show Donald W. Luce aged 27 of 526 Main Street La Crescent fined 209 dollars and have license revoked for four months for drunken driving.
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la Crosse
Donald W. Luce
Main St
la Crescent
Donald D. Rugg
Sparta
Bruce Miller
R. J. Cashton
John R. Nicke
Chicago
Marriages Planned in Wisconsin Cities and Towns
A list of upcoming marriage licenses in Wisconsin shows couples from La Crosse Onalaska and other municipalities set to wed from May 29 through June 19. The notices note names, street addresses, and ceremony locations including La Crosse Viroqua Eagle and Burlington. Additional entries list pairs from Hixton Merrillan and neighboring areas.
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James L. McDougle
George St
Pamela A. Hutchens
Ward Ave
la Crosse
James E. Finn
S. 9Th St
Donna K. McClary
N. 11Th Ave
Onalaska
Patrick J. Paggi
Geraldine A. Brux
Cameron Ave
Robert J. Beranek
Adams St
Sally J. Michaels
West Ave
Kenneth J. Barrett
George Sr
Mary M. Keefe
Racine
George R. McKibbin
Whitewater
Dianne L. Davidson
Winnebago St
Viroqua
Wayne E. Germain
Chippewa Falls
Diana L. Wambold
S. 4Th St
Eagle
Ivan O. Lee
Cashton
Glenda L. Kohlmeyer
Kane St
John G. Lochner
Main St
Linda M. van Haren
Burlington
Richard A. Otto
Highway 16
Hedy A. Heiliger
7Th St
Milwaukee
John R. Marx
Horicon
Joellen M. Splinter
S. 16Th St
First in Cabinet Robert Weaver as HUD Secretary
Robert C. Weaver, appointed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1966, became the first Black American to serve in the U.S. Cabinet. Weaver led the Department of Housing and Urban Development and broke racial barriers at the national level.
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Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Nixon answers to Black Caucus fall short of goals
President Nixon responds to 60 House Black Caucus recommendations on jobs welfare and urban aid. He cites 892 000 summer positions through NYC and other programs while opposing a 6500 annual family of four guaranteed income. He argues for welfare reform and maintains mixed South Africa policy.
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Washington
House Black Caucus
Nixon
Caucus
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
all-Democratic Caucus
Congress
Nyc
National Alliance of Businessmen
Youth Conservation Corps
Feder
Republic of South Africa
United States
South Africa
Fifteen Juveniles Appear In Court At Sparta
In Sparta Monroe County Judge James W. Rice presided over fifteen juvenile cases Monday. Three Sparta girls aged 13 and 14 faced spray deodorant sniffing charges. their cases were continued to June 1 for attorney consultations. Eight youths from Wisconsin Child Center, Sparta, faced charges connected to the theft of a pickup truck owned by Ray Jensen and linked break ins at the Eagles Club and other sites. Several pleaded guilty. others had hearings continued or appointments of counsel. Additional youths faced school break ins, dairy thefts, and attempted burglary. A Warrens trio pleaded no contest to breaking into a home and liquor cabinet theft. Other defendants faced probation decisions, fines, or jail time for various offenses including battery, marijuana possession, and fishing violations. Several cases were continued or adjourned to June dates for pre sentence investigations or payment.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe
James W. Rice
Wisconsin Child Center
Ray Jensen
Angelo
Black River Falls
Eagles Club
Charles Ambelang
Beaver Creek
Monroe County Telephone Co
W. Main Street
Warrens Area
William Weiner
Warrens
Rice
Allen B. Lawson
Minneapolis
Bard of Paroles
Minnesota
Ludge Rice
Lawson
Larry S. Morgan
Tomah
Della
la Crosse
John Whipple
Yolk Field
Camp Douglas
Oakdale
Congress OKs 97.3 Million SST Burial Funds
Congress approved 97.3 million dollars to cover burial costs for the supersonic transport program. The Senate trimmed 58.5 million previously earmarked for airline repayments, while the House had balked at extra funds. The money was added to a 7.2 billion miscellaneous appropriation aimed at winding down SST work.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
Multiple Wis. death notices from Sparta and area
Several death notices and funerals listed for residents of Sparta and nearby towns. Marilyn Link Zemlin, 43, formerly of Sparta, to be buried in Leon Cemetery. Stanley I. Dunn, 58, of Brooklyn, died in New York. graveside at Woodlawn Cemetery. Glen Roy Page, 67, Sparta native killed in an auto accident. services at 2 p.m. Burial at St. John's Lutheran Cemetery. William A. Ashline, 83, former Waukon resident, died in Vinton. services in Vinton. Annie Jenson, 88, Waterville, died. service at Waterville Lutheran Church. Delia Alderson, 90, formerly Hillsboro, died in Tomah. services and burial planned. Additional background on survivors and funeral home arrangements.
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Sparta
Wis
Jerry Zemlin
Franklin Lake
N.J
Leon Cemetery
Delbert Permann
Robert Page
Marilyn Link
Stanley I. Dunn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Woodlawn
Bernard Kelly
Glen Roy Page
Page
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Edna Langrehr
John Ziegler
la Crosse
Donald
Gerald
Milwaukee
Robert
Ralph
Gale Kilgore
Kenneth Coon
Des Moines
Iowa
Vera
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E Thurs
St. Francis Hospital
Viroqua, Wis
Fred Dyson Jr
Mary Kay Moder
Arthur Lee
Elroy
Shirley Collins
James Harris
la Farge
Suzanne Muller
Carlyle Knutson
Deborah Burden
Othmiar Meier
Soldiers Grove
Marlene Gander
Orland Krogan
Gays Mills
Deloris Hanson
Rochester, Minn
Jody Marie
Lyle Rostad
Rostad
Spring Grove
Nation
Georgia
Copenhagen
India
Black River Falls, Wis
George Hulett
Sue Eide
Hixton
Wilbur Grey
Ruth Kowach
Merrillan
Wwe
Jackson — LA Crosse
Black Caucus
Kinloch
Lincoln Heights
Ohio
Robbins
Ill
Small Business Administration
Justice Department
Mississippi
Department of Justice
Department
Carl Coleman
Michael J. Betthauser
William F. Rickert
Lincoln
James Peterson
Joseph R. Suhr
Randy L. Morrison
Norwalk
Stanley Dunn
Glen Page
William Ashline
Waukon
William A. Ashline
Vinton
Campbell Funeral
Edgewood
Ashline
Waukon Equity Co-Op Association
Jean
William Jr
Indianola
Frederick Glenn
Kathryn Beardsley
Allan Bingamen
Edward Hannemann
Annie Jenson
Waterville
Jenson
Harold Hanson
Henry Jenson
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Hannah Sorum
Edwin Hanson
Independence
Atlantic Coast
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