Onalaska man set for preliminary in La Crosse tavern crash
Robert D. Prestwood, 23, of 908 Kyle Lane, faces three felonies after allegedly driving into the Midway Bar at 163 Copeland Ave injuring a patron and damaging property. A June 12 preliminary hearing is scheduled. he is released on a $5,000 signature bond with employer as surety.
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la Crosse
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Kyle Lane
Leonard Roraff
Prestwood
Harry Locke
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Midway Bar
Copeland Ave
Mary Swartz
Caledonia St
Swartz
Lutheran Hospital
Sharon
Nine's Steak
Arthur Coady Jr
Loomis Sr
Hanson
Hearing Persists Over La Crescent Tower Site Choice
Houston County Flyers Association calls the Channel 19 tower placement a mistake and cites human error while planning commissioners consider highway and stop sign omissions. La Crescent site remains favored by ECB and La Crosse Airport manager James Cote notes FAA no hazard ruling faced objections from the Aviation Board on June 16.
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Houston County
Caledonia
de Soto
Dorchester
Iowa
Fillmore County
Minn
Richard Wisnewski
la Crosse
Donald Winkels
la Crescent
Richard Dittman
Houston Village Council
Houston Education Association
Charles Wieser
la Crescent Township
Aviation Board
FAA
Johns
Wiggert
Richard Shimshak
Ray Place
Dairyland Power Corp
Houston County Flyers Association, Inc
Channel 19
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Woods
ECB
la Crosse Municipal
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Moe
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Ronald Adams
Onalaska
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Flying Club
George Wolff
Windsor St
Carl Rebhan
Birch St
Glenn Kinneberg
Houston County Flyers
Richard Baker
Winona
David Hamilton
R. 1
Wolff
Wkbt-Tv
Galesville
WKBT
Marshfield
La Crosse YMCA reports theft of heavy Winona stone
The La Crosse YWCA YMCA owner warns of a missing 1.5 ton of Winona stone from its lot near King Street and West Avenue. Officials suspect a planned truck theft, with 30 slabs previously present and now gone, prompting questions about arrest risk and costs.
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Douglas McNeel
YMCA
McNeel
Talks on Atlantic ties stall as Nixon Pompidou meet
In Iceland, Nixon and Pompidou began talks after Kissinger and Jo bert laid groundwork. Officials reported no agenda yet while Paris pressed monetary topics, and Washington warned against linking defense aid to terms for concessions. French critics called Kissinger’s remarks too forceful as U S policy remains seen as interrelated across economic and defense issues.
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White House
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Ziegler
United States
Western
Europe
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
U. S
Health Planners Told Of Available Funding
The Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization received notice from HEW of an extra 40 950 funding bringing the 1973 project year total to 93 950, with 31 316 local contributions. Budget details include 76 530 for salaries and 2 700 for equipment, plus grants from the Wisconsin Regional Medical Program. The group added an addendum to boost efficiency and venereal disease control in the plan. Open meetings policy discussed. no action taken.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Western Wisconsin Health Planning Organization
WWHPO
Eugene Molitor
Wisconsin Regional Medical Program
Emergency Medical Services Council
Molitor
Francis D. Papenfuss
L. J. English
Ristow
Roberts Faces Baltz Attacks Over Budget Vote on Assessments
State Rep. Virgil Roberts responds to Walter Baltz Jr. letter criticizing his vote on a Lucey budget amendment. Amendment 26 would allow local option for assessors with state certification and 50 to 75 percent state aid, plus potential county compacts. Baltz argues the plan erodes local control. Roberts defends the change as more effective and necessary.
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Virgil Roberts
Doolmen
Walter F. Baltz Jr
Baltz
Roberts
Patrick Lucey
Four fined two on probation for marijuana in La Crosse
Four defendants pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in a parking lot on Pearl Street May 12 and were fined 109 dollars each. Two others, Timothy Best and Dennis McCarty, were placed on one year probation to the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services, with potential dismissal of charges and no record if completed.
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la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Paul A. Christenson
Rushford
Minn
Dale F. Engrave
Winona
Donald M. Meyer
R.J. Rushford
Gayle P. Noyes
Pearl Street
William Kirkpatrick
Asst. Dist
Michael Mulroy
Timothy J. Best
Market St
Dennis E. McCarty
Onalaska
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Wisconsin
Blue Stars win first contest in Kenosha drum corps meet
The First Federal Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps opened its 1973 competitive season by taking first place in a Kenosha contest, outdistancing the second place corps by nearly nine points.
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Federal Blue Stars
Kenosha
Tribune contact and pricing notice for La Crosse edition
The Tribune announces circulation and advertising rate information for La Crosse WI. City carrier price is 1.60 dollars every two weeks and the paper operates from 435 South 4th Street. Volume 69 Number 15.
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the Tribune
S. 4Th St. la Crosse
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