Wisconsin Supreme Court Bans Negative School Aids
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the 1973 negative school aids formula unconstitutional in a 4-3 decision. Justice Conner Hansen wrote the opinion, saying the plan violated uniform taxation and that revenues were raised locally, not by state taxes. Dissenters questioned the erosion of local control and the potential drop in educational quality.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Conner Hansen
Wisconsin
Justice Department
Horace Wilkie
Abrahamson
Students At Aquinas Help The Poor
Aquinas High School students from 70 clubs donate about 80 dollars weekly to the poor. The Aquinas Mission Club, led by senior Bonnie LaFleur, collects and distributes funds each quarter to global and local missions including Wisconsin high schools and relief efforts in Canton Mississippi and Guatemala. Last year the group donated 2,761 dollars and also runs a clothing drive and a Christmas food basket program for needy families through the Golden Masses.
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Aquinas High School
Appalachia
Bolivia
Aquinas Mission Club
Bonnie LaFleur
Aquinas
Miss la Fleur
Geneva Kneer
Geneva
Catholic Diocese of
la Crosse
Wisconsin Rapids
Assumption
Eau Claire Regis
Stevens Point Pacelli
Canton
Miss
Squaw Lake
Minn
Glenmary Sisters
West Virginia
Santa Cruz
Minnesota
Mission Club
Golden Masses
Harborview Plaza Debt Dispute Sparks City Budget Debate
La Crosse officials clash over Harborview Plaza finances with executive director Charles Parrott asserting no city money loss if land sells to private developer, while Mayor Zielke disputes a $563,695 deficit cited by HUD. HUD withholds $145,000 in 1977 funds, prompting possible administrative appeal as council weighs land sale and budget implications for 1977 and 1978.
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la Crosse
Harborview Plaza
Parrott
Harborview
Zielke
HUD
la Crosse Community Development Committee
Ity
John Kane
Milwaukee
Kane
Community Development Committee
Hearings On Spending Federal Grant Scheduled
La Crosse Community Development Committee sets hearings on December 8 9 28 and 29 to gather public views on spending 725000 in community development block grant funds. A proposed deduction of 145000 from the grant could reduce the total to 580000.
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la Crosse
Sauber Manor
Liberty St
Council
Bracegirdle
Carter Seeks Steel Price Reduction to Curb Inflation
President-elect Jimmy Carter urged steel producers to reverse recent price hikes to avoid giving oil exporters like Iran and OPEC a pretext to raise oil prices. He noted industry-wide hikes by U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel and said lawmakers were conveying the message to firms. Economists warned higher steel costs would push inflation higher globally.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
House
Higher
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Iran
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Oil Car
Tel
OPEC
US Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
U.S
Wintry Changes In Watery Scenes At Lake Onalaska
Tracy Kules, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kules of 326 Rose Street, reaches a fountain with a huge icicle along its side while observing the cold scene at Lake Onalaska.
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Onalaska
Tracy Kules
John Kules
Rose St
Coulee
Leroy Sexe
Elmer Davis
Black River Falls
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Jerry D. Pipes
la Crosse Area
Board of Education
Jack Hagen
Washington Island
Lutheran Hospital
Guy Fitzgerald