Reapportionment Spat Over La Crosse County Board Size
The La Crosse County Board added two seats beyond the 33 men as planned by its committee, creating rural urban imbalance outside the city. Variance between smallest and largest districts nears 150 percent, with Rockland Burns at 1 106 residents and Shelby area at 2 695. The plan risks court rejection and overwork for members.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Nature centers offer green islands for learning nationwide
The National Audubon Society promotes educational nature centers as undeveloped forest and meadow spaces where teacher naturalists guide children to personal nature experiences. About 200 centers exist, with a goal of 1,000 by 1985 and 2,000 by 2000, as divisions provide guidance and assistance to communities nationwide.
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National Audubon Society
United States
Canada
Nature Centers
Readers Cite Wasteful Spending At State University
Tribune letters criticize a dummy corporate control of the Wisconsin La Crosse heating plant and funding, urging legislative back oversight and audits. They also attack TV advertising incentives, rating systems, and program costs, urging viewers to switch off dull or expensive shows. A third letter calls for improvements at the La Crosse County Fairgrounds, noting leaks, water holes, and aging barns risk the fair’s future.
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O. R. Nessius
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Fair Association
la Crosse
Cyn thia Lowry’s TV show reviews draw public praise
The Tribune notes Cynthia Lowry’s TV reviews labeled disappointing by some readers but acknowledges her public service and contribution to media criticism. The letter defends her work and thanks her for her efforts.
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Promotion Makes La Crosse Popular
Editor The Tribune congratulates the staff for handling Oktoberfest publicity. Advertising drew visitors from far away, making La Crosse a popular and interesting city. Best wishes for continued success on this great event. S M Wojicki Ettrick Wis.
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Moonshining crackdown slows in Kentucky enforcement
In Frankfort Kentucky revenue agents report fewer seizures and arrests for illegal distilling. Last year agents seized 172 stills 20782 gallons of mash 55 vehicles and 393 arrests down from two years ago when 242 stills 34854 gallons of mash 70 autos and 526 arrests were recorded.
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Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky
U S policy seen paving Communist take over in Dominican Republic
U S military officers in Santo Domingo warn that current policy may enable Communist rebels to gain and force out Dominican armed forces. They urge pressuring President Johnson to block ousting Commodore Francisco Caminero, head of the Dominican Armed Forces, amid support for ex President Bosch and U S Ambassador Bunker. They claim U S funds back guerrilla training, while OAS limits hinder action against rebels.
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Craziest Thing About English Is Its Plurals
Sydney J. Harris surveys English plural quirks from data and agenda to alumni and stadiums. He notes Latin and Greek loan-words defy uniform rules and cites examples like oxen, children, mice, leaves, news, and still life paintings.
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Florida
Harris
Artemus Ward
Jesus Heals Blind Man with Clay in Siloam
A man testifies that Jesus created clay, anointed his eyes, and told him to wash in Siloam. He followed and regained his sight, sharing the event from John 9:11.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It operates from 4th and Cass Streets, La Crosse, Wisconsin 54602, and is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. The AP holds exclusive rights to local news republishing.
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Sanford Goltz
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Controversy Widening Over Delay on Unionization Bill
A predicted delay until the January session could benefit both sides as Congress weighs repealing section 14-B of the Taft Hartley Act. Debate expands to a nationwide ban on compulsory unionization and broader labor law reform amid NLRB criticism and campaign finance questions.
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Diagnosis Of Problems In Wisconsin Municipal Finance
Madison in government affairs the joint Legislative Council discussed municipal finance and the aging property tax system. Leaders cite longer-range funding needs and limited taxing power as core obstacles, noting state tax shifts and potential use of income or sales taxes as alternatives.
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Paul R. Alfonsi
Minocqua
Wisconsin
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State Capitol
Review Of The News TWENTY YEARS AGO 1945 Highlights
Secretary Vinson proposes a $5 billion 1946 tax cut for individuals and business sent to Congress. A Jewish physician testifies at Belsen war crimes trial that 80,000 Jews in Lodz ghetto were killed in a single day. Eisenhower removes Patton from command of the 3rd Army. Patton reassigned to a diminished 15th Army. Five new polio cases close two kindergartens. Bishop Treacy consecrated in Cleveland.
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Six Hearts defense misfired in World Bridge match
In the North South vulnerable hand, Italy edged to four hearts, then six hearts after a risky line. South could have made six hearts with perfect sight of defenders' cards by timing trumps and diamonds, offering a path to victory if West ducked or East's ten dropped.
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