Senate GOP refutes Lucey austerity in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate GOP argues that state agency budgets can grow under current tax laws, challenging Gov. Lucey’s austerity label. They contend revenue growth may reach about 13 to 16 percent, while overall spending proposals rise roughly 24 percent, highlighting tensions between tax policy and budget expansion. The piece notes the political and fiscal implications for residents and emphasizes the differing views on spending versus tax increases.
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Madison
Senate
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Wisconsin
Green Lake
Jack Olson
La Crosse area school board weighs district needs
The La Crosse area board spent six hours Monday examining district wide needs at all grade levels. They stressed that quality education rests on an operational base with strong staff and adequate libraries and materials. Population will dip in the mid 1970s, enabling a broad review of content and facilities for future progress.
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Board of Education
Supt
Eugene Balts
LA Crosse Area
La Crosse Board Should Open 1972 Contract Talks
The La Crosse board of education and LEA negotiators agreed to resume closed meetings, but the editorial argues open talks are essential for public funds and education. It contends that 15 months of secrecy and a threatened strike show open negotiations would work better and invites public scrutiny of wages, class size, and school year length.
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Board of Education
la Crosse Education Association
LEA
la Crosse
Two Decades Ago Testimony on MacArthur's Orders Sparks Debate
Gen. J Lawton Collins testifies he foresaw firing Gen. Douglas MacArthur for violating orders by moving Allied troops across the Korean Manchurian border. Nationwide student testing deferral or draft looms as thousands fill classrooms. Rail wage settlement ends two year dispute with raises for yard and road workers. Nuclear weapon race gains momentum amid questions on longevity of lead. Packs of dogs disrupt French Island residents as authorities plan roundup. Our Redeemer Lutheran breaks ground for new church at 21st and Weston.
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J. Lawton Collins
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Brotherhood of Railroad
U.S
Redeemer Lutheran
21St
Weston Streets
Ruling Russians divide threatening minorities
A critical analysis argues Soviet policy pressures minority groups, especially Jews and Armenians, as demographic shifts threaten Russian dominance. It claims trials and emigration trends reflect Moscow’s fear of nationalist movements, with plans to weaken Jewish leadership while allowing some escapes to Israel or the United States.
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Leningrad
Israel
Russia
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Central Asia
Red
China
Crimea
Newsweek
United States
Soviet Armenia
U.S
Moscow
Nixon
Peking
Soviet Union
Reconsidering Education As Colleges Tighten Budget
The essay argues that American higher education faces belt tightening as costs rise and income falls. It urges trimming nonessential admin and fat, reshaping colleges from multiuse facilities into genuine communities of scholars. By embracing economy, schools can focus on meaningful personalized learning and stop treating education as a cattle processing routine.
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America
Europe
U.S
Abortion Debate Letters Question Human Life
Readers debate liberalizing state abortion laws. Bud Cavadini argues embryo life is human and illegal to kill. cites 6 percent unemployment and farm activation as better solutions. Irene Dietz criticizes CBS news distortions, saying she no longer watches broadcasts.
Transgressions and Sins Cited in Isaiah Verse
The verse from Isaiah 59 12 13 emphasizes human transgressions and sins citing a turn from God oppression revolt deceit and lying words uttered from the heart within a prophetic biblical warning
Rightists denounce Nixon’s policy toward China
United Nations report outlines critics on Nixon’s approach to Red China. It notes cautious prospects for formal recognition, due to Taiwan, UN issues, and Soviet rivalry. The piece argues diplomacy requires nuance amid shifting Southeast Asian balance and Mao Moscow tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nixon
Red China
United States
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Taiwan
China
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Chicago
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