Social Work Funds Cut and Library Budget Increase in La Crosse County
La Crosse County Finance Committee trimmed the social services request by two social workers and about 28 000, while restoring funding to a four county library system with a revised 15 000 county share. The panel maintained a 23 000 library request after earlier cuts and debated city residents’ double taxation as city supervisors oppose funding the system. A separate vote eliminated a 15 000 worthless check program tied to the district attorney’s office.
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Unemployment Rises and Carter Weighs Tax Cut
The October unemployment rate climbed to 7.9 percent from 7.8 as the economy slows. President-elect Carter hints a payroll tax cut could be strong if growth remains weak, with 7.6 million unemployed and overall employment at 87.8 million in October.
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Health Agency Still Here Name Change Hint on Page Six
A brief item notes the health agency remains in place while a name change is considered and local details may shift. The notice appears on page 6 under Where To Find It, signaling potential locale updates.
High Court Hears Appeal For Asfoor
Ronald Asfoor challenged convictions for aiding and abetting injuries by negligent use of a firearm and carrying a concealed weapon after a Sept 25 1974 incident at La Crosse Holiday Inn. His attorney argued lack of intent and that trial instructions were improper. The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments. decision not yet announced with possible date November 30.
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Prince Charles to Leave Royal Navy in December
ROSYTH Scotland AP Prince Charles heir to the British throne and captain of the minesweeper Bronington says he will leave the navy on December 15 after five years of service. He said there are other things to do and it would be selfish to stay locked away. At 27 he will oversee next year’s queen’s jubilee planning and noted some rocky moments in his Royal Navy career.
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North Dakota faces surplus amid farm boom and tax cuts
North Dakota, flush from higher farm prices, projects a 176 million general fund surplus as of Jan 1 from a 442 million two year budget. Voters cut sales taxes 25 percent on most items and 2 percent on farm equipment with exemptions on electricity. Officials warn surpluses may shrink and debate how to use the funds.
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Youngest Massachusetts lawmaker elected at 19 in Pittsfield
Thomas R. Lussier, 19, of Pittsfield Mass, becomes the youngest person ever elected to the Massachusetts Legislature after defeating a Brockton woman who was 20. A Pittsfield city council member, he plans to resign the council to pursue college studies while serving as a state legislator.
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Volunteers Fill Needs at Tomah VA Luncheon
At the Tomah Veterans Administration Hospital the VAVS fall luncheon highlighted motives of volunteers from Cathryn Johnston to Pauline Zastrow. Officials noted national totals of 200 million volunteer hours and 30th anniversary year, urging continued support as about half of Tomah patients are forgotten by families.
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