Eagles Install Saturday as La Crosse Aerie 1254 Leaders
Alfred Unnasch and Mrs. Bernadine Strahl will be installed as presidents of the La Crosse Eagles Aerie 1254 and its auxiliary at 8 p.m. Other officers include Thomas Bradshaw and Donald Ness among the slate, with Leo Loomis and Robert Ludvik in key roles. Auxiliary officers list Carole Loomis Lynn Ness Irene Schultz Alice Wermuth Arleth Jorstad Bonnie Weigel Christine Dahl Myrtle Pederson Jenny Luedtke Helen Lense and trustees complete the leadership team.
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Alfred Unnasch
West Ave
Bernadine Strahl
24Th St
la Crosse Eagles Aerie
Thomas Bradshaw
Donald Ness
Leo Loomis
Robert Ludvik
Robert Schreier
Jerry Anfonson
John Gilbertson
Donald Wohlhoefer
Edmund Strahl
Roy Fluekiger
James Boschert
Arthur Marohl
Carole Loomis
Lynn Ness
Irene Schultz
Alice Wermuth
Arleth Jorstad
Bonnie Weigel
Christine Dahl
Myrtle Pederson
Jenny Luedtke
Helen Lense
Tribune
FTC sues 26 firms over misrepresented fire safety of plastics
The FTC accuses 26 chemical firms and a trade group of advertising combustible plastics as nonburning. The plastics including polyurethane and polystyrene were marketed in 1972 for insulation furniture and more. The commission seeks halt of misrepresentations and warnings plus corrective action. defendants include major producers and testing bodies.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
FTC
Alcohol found in 59 percent of fatally tested drivers
Madison Wisconsin AP reports during the first four months of 1973 the state Division of Health found alcohol in the blood of 59 percent of drivers killed in traffic accidents who were tested and 46 percent had alcohol levels above the legal limit.
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Madison, Wis
State Division of Health
Wisconsin Minnesota reciprocity plan tied to 1973-75 budget
A Wisconsin legislative conference committee voted to include a Minnesota Wisconsin reciprocity pact in the 1973-75 budget. The plan lets cross state workers pay taxes where they live and allows unlimited in state tuition for out of state students. Wisconsin would lose an estimated 1.1 million in tax revenue but gain on education costs.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
James Jung
Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Conference Committee
Knowles
Senate panel sets June 18 shield law hearing in Oshkosh
Sen Gerald Lorge R Bear Creek announced a June 18 hearing in Oshkosh on shield law and open meetings. Journalism students from University of Wisconsin Oshkosh will testify at 10 a m in Reeve Student Union. The bills seek confidential-source protection and penalties for public officials who violate open meetings statutes.
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Madison
Wis
Oshkosh
Senate Committee On Judiciary and Insurance
Gerald Lorge
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News Shield
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Austin
House
Senate
Senate House
Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc
American Society For Testing and Materials
Allied Chemical Corp
Morristown
N.J
Basf Wyandotte Corp
Parsippany
Baychem Corp
New York City
Cook Paint and Varnish Co
North Kansas City
Dow Chemical Co
Midland, Mich
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc
Wilmington, del
Flintkote Co., Inc
White Plains
N.Y
Foster Grant Co., Inc
Leominster
Mass
the General Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
W. R. Grace and Co
Cambridge
Hooker Chemical Corp
Stamford
Union Carbide Corp
United States Steel Corp
Pittsburgh, Pa
Uniroyal, Inc
Naugatuck, Conn
The
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
Witco Chemical Corp
Commission
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Department of Health and Social Services
Department of Public Instruction
University of Wisconsin
Palm Beach
J.M. Goodall Sanford Incorporated
DuPont
Dacron
Salm Beach
Newbury Mens
Midwest Home Appliance Center Division OF
Midwest Gas CO
Almaden
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