Aldermen urge resume of La Crosse Post Office work
The La Crosse Common Council unanimously urged immediate resumption of construction on the La Crosse Post Office. A public hearing on the old building’s historical significance is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday, with further action to challenge any adverse historic designation.
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la Crosse
4Th and
State Sts
5Th Avenue
6Th Street
State
Department of Interior
Mary E. Sawyer
Common Council
City of
U.S. Postal Service
Post Office Department
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
Joseph J. Addis
10Th Dist
Paul Schneider
Addis
Postal Service
Lee Foley
8Th Dist
Harold ‘‘Deak” Swanson
20Th Dist
Disident Teamsters Charge Leaders with Greed and Corruption
A small dissident group known as PROD accuses Teamsters officials of six figure salaries lavish expense accounts and private jets. The 177 page report cites a six figure salary for President Frank E Fitzsimmons and other leaders while detailing alleged violations of federal labor laws from a 10 month Labor Department records review. The group vows government action if reforms are not made.
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Washington
Teamster
Professional Drivers Council
PROD
Teamsters
Frank E
Fitzsimmons
Arthur Fox
Labor Department
Rain Offers Flicker of Hope Amid Drought in Minnesota
Minnesota received its first rain in weeks with central areas reporting over an inch while towns like Bagley saw hail. Forecasters warned showers may continue in eastern and southern parts, but drought remains severe as forest fires threaten northern regions and the Memorial Day ban on fires stays in effect.
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Litchfield
Mary Carlson
Appleton
Minnesota
Ernest Henneberg Jr
Henneberg
Chris Olson
Department of Natural Resources
Olson
Disaster Aid Loans for La Crosse County Farmers
Gov. Lucey announced disaster aid loans for La Crosse County farmers hit by drought from July 1 to Aug. 15 1975 and a hail windstorm on Aug. 24 1975. Emergency loan applications are due July 12 1976 for physical losses and Feb. 10 1977 for production losses. Contact local county supervisor for information.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick Lucey
la Crosse County
Lucey
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Treaty Opens Some Russian Nuclear Sites to U S Inspectors
President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev sign a five year pact allowing American inspectors at certain underground Russian test sites during blasts under 150 kilotons. The deal, reached after 18 months of talks, could spur Geneva talks on broader strategic weapons limits. Ford calls it real progress toward a more peaceful world and urges Senate ratification.
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Washington
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Geneva
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Alent
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
The Candidates Say column to run in La Crosse Tribune
The Candidates Say will present voluntary views from congressional and legislative hopefuls in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa in the Tribune Tri State area. It will appear up to three times weekly through Oct 31 before the general election, excluding primary losers.
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la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
the Tribune
Lake Onalaska To Be Studied For Rehabilitation
Lake Onalaska Protection and Rehabilitation District approves a $10 300 study with University of Wisconsin La Crosse River Studies Center to assess lake condition. DNR to provide 9 500 toward costs. Completion set for March 1 1977. Donations from local supporters noted. seven other bidders withdrew.
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Lake Onalaska
Carl Bruhnke
Elizabeth Gundersen
la Crosse
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Advisory Council of Historic Preservation
Washington, D.C
16Th Dist
David Hartman
Idamae Hartman
Temple University
Philadelphia
Hartman
Ed Huebner
St. Patrick's Elementary School
Onalaska
Mary Ellyn Libert
Joyce A. Libert
17Th Ave. N
David Krajewski
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National Weather
Michigan
United Sates
Lake
Patrick J. Lucey
News of Finance
Ann Landers
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