Mrs Strittmater Named to Easter Seals Board in Wisconsin
Mrs Carole Strittmater of 1606 Wood Street is appointed to the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin State Society of Easter Seals. She has led La Crosse County Easter Seal efforts for five years and is active in St James Church United Cerebral Palsy Beta Sigma Phi and Bethany Lutheran Nursing Home. She and her husband Curtis have two children.
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Wood St
Wisconsin State Society of Easter Seals
la Crosse County
Strittmater
St. James Catholic Church
United Cerebral Palsy Group
Coulee
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bethany Lutheran Nursing Home
Curtis
Superintendent's Son Pleads Guilty in Marijuana Case
Michael Grzadzielewski 21 son of the Melrose-Mindoro superintendent pleaded guilty in Jackson County Circuit Court to reduced charges of possessing marijuana and escaping an officer. A presentence investigation was ordered. sentencing set for 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27. He had been charged originally with possessing and manufacturing marijuana, a felony, but plea bargain downgraded the charges. He had been bound over Aug. 6 after a preliminary hearing. special investigator James Haldeman arrested him July 19 on a North Bend farm. He remains out on bond signed by his parents.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Michael Grzadzielewski
Melrose-Mindoro
Louis Grzadzielewski
Jackson County
Grzadzielewski
James Haldeman
North Bend
Wisconsin Minnesota Weather Outlook Tonight and Thursday
A clearing and cold night with freezing likely in the north and central areas and frost possible in the southeast. Mostly sunny Thursday with cooler temperatures in the southeast and warmer conditions in the northwest and west. Partly cloudy tonight in Minnesota then a warmer northwest and west with cooler southeastern areas. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer from west to north.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
La Crosse Tribune Classifieds Details and Subscription Note
The La Crosse Tribune lists contact numbers for missed papers and classified ads and notes publication location at 401 North Third Street in La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It states city carrier price 32 dollars per two weeks and mail subscription within 75 miles of La Crosse at 35 dollars per year.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
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City approves signs for hazardous intersections and parking debate continues
The council approved giving the traffic engineer authority to install No Pedestrian Crossing signs at hazardous intersections with sign locations subject to review. Ron ald Oleson cited a potential site at South Avenue West Avenue and Weston Street while Alderman Brian Carroll pressed for a change to the alternate side parking ordinance to Sunday through Thursday nights May through Oct. Carroll argued Friday and Saturday nights require no parking on alternate sides for crew shifts, while November through April requires year round alternate side parking for snow removal.
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John Flannagan
Ronald Oleson
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West Avenue
Weston Street
Brian
Carroll
13Th Dist
Butz to Tour Farms with Emperor Hirohito
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz begins a week long series of appearances ending Oct 7 touring farming communities in Illinois with Emperor Hirohito of Japan. The two Baltz farms near Joliet will host the emperor.
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Earl L. Butz
Illinois
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Agriculture Department
Hirohito
Joliet
Ill
Donald
John Baltz
USDA
Butz
Omaha
Neb
White House
Corrections Guards In Custody Lose Jobs
Two Milwaukee County Jail guards were discharged after a Walworth County marijuana investigation. The 22 and 25 year old custodial workers were seized with seven pounds of freshly picked marijuana and face Walworth County Court on October 6. Acting superintendent Franklin Lotter said they were temporary replacements on vacation.
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Milwaukee County
House of Corrections
Walworth County
Franklin Lotter
Walworth County Court
Lotter
Prairie du Chien Approves 1.72 Million School Budget
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin board of education approves a 1976 budget of 1,723,339 up 193,644 from this year. The tax levy rises to 769,512 with 60,574 more than last year while bond payments total 173,230. Instructional costs climb 7.5 percent reflecting new teacher contracts and higher salaries. The district uses 30,000 from year end surplus to reduce local tax needs.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Board of Education
Wisconsin
John Mulrooney
Prairie du Chien Fiscal Control Board
House approves five percent federal pay hike
The House voted 278 to 123 to limit congressional and top official pay increases to 5 percent, backing President Ford against an 8.66 percent proposal. The step, effective immediately, affects senators representatives judges the vice president cabinet members white collar staff and military personnel.
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House
Congress
Ford
Supreme Court
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Senate
Mor rison to address Wisconsin Home Economics group
State Sen Kathryn Morrison of Platteville will speak at noon Saturday October 11 at the Southwestern District fall meeting of the Wisconsin Home Economics Association in the Southwest Wisconsin Technical Institute. Gerald Campbell and Pauline Bossd from UW Madison will join as conference speakers with workshops scheduled from 1 30 to 3 p m and registration at 9 30 a.m.
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Fennimore
Wis
Kathryn Morrison
Plattevile
Wisconsin Home Economics Association
WHEA
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Partnerless Parents Plan Sunday Meeting
The Coulee Region Chapter of Parents Without Partners will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Newman Center, 1732 State St. Any parent, divorced, separated, widowed or never married and regardless of custody of child, may attend.
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Coulee Region
Parents Without Partners
Newman Center
State St
President Urges Mayors to Back Revenue Sharing Plan
President Ford pressed 33 Midwest mayors from Illinois Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin to lobby Congress for an extension of the general revenue sharing program which funds state and local governments. He warned of possible delays or scrapping and urged organized action as security concerns shadowed the trip.
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Chicago
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Grand Rapids
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Neb
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Conrad Hilton
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Earthquake Reported in Sumatra from Jakarta
The Meteorological Department in Jakarta reports a 5.8 magnitude quake centered near Bengkulu on Sumatra’s southern coast with no immediate casualties. The U S Geological Survey cites a 7.0 force, noting potential widespread heavy damage and indicating Padang and the Mentawai Islands lie near the tremor area.
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Sumatra
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Colo
San Francisco
Viterbo Celebration Honors St. Francis Day
St Francis Day events at Viterbo College will feature an all campus liturgy at 11 a.m. in Maria Angelorum Chapel, a noon picnic in the Murphy Center Courtyard, and appearances by the Festmaster and Miss Oktoberfest. Mary Rohrer coordinates the campus activities with the Student Affairs Committee.
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St. Francis of Assisi
Maria Angelorum
St. Rose Convent
Murphy Center
Oktoberfest
Secret Service and SF Police Split Over Moore Threat Warning
AP reports a disagreement emerged between Secret Service and San Francisco police over whether police warned agents that Sara Jane Moore could threaten President Ford. Burke says Moore made five calls to law enforcement the day of the alleged shooting.
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Secret Service
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
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FBI
James T. Burke
Cambodian Prince to Address United Nations Assembly
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk will speak to the United Nations General Assembly next Monday. A U.N. spokesman said he will host a reception for UN officials and diplomats and will be the guest of honor at a dinner by Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim. Sihanouk, Cambodia's titular head of state, has long wished to address the assembly since his 1970 ouster and exile in China.
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Norodom Sihanouk
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Sihanouk
Kurt Waldheim
Cambodia
General Assembly
People’s Republic of China
Ex Marine Sipple Sues News Media Over Homosexual Report
Oliver Sipple, known for diverting a gun from President Ford, filed a 15 million invasion of privacy suit in San Francisco against seven newspapers and parent companies for reporting his homosexuality. He claims family abandonment and mental anguish from public ridicule.
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San Francisco
Oliver Sipple
Ford
Ship To Become Restaurant On Duluth Waterfront
A Duluth Minnesota group negotiates to buy the former Great Lakes liner South American for 100000 to remodel as a restaurant and museum on the Duluth waterfront as a bicentennial project. The vessel is described as peeling paint and disarray but structurally sound.
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Camden
N.J
Duluth
Ships Inc
Pianist Van Cliburn To Play For Hirohito State Dinner
Renowned pianist Van Cliburn will perform at the White House state dinner honoring Japanese Emperor Hirohito on Thursday night. The Texan-born artist has previously appeared at White House events after touring Japan last summer.
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Washington
van Cliburn
Japan
Hirohito
White House
Cliburn
Shreveport
Dietrich Fractures Thigh In Sydney Stage Fall
Australian tour reports Marlene Dietrich fractured her thighbone after clutching a curtain at Her Majesty's Theatre in Sydney. She was hospitalized and under a doctor's care after the fall during her one woman show. The mishap occurred in the last week of the engagement.
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Australia
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Her Majesty's Theater
Rudolf Hess Celebrates 81st Birthday in Spandau Prison
Rudolf Hess, deputy Fuehrer to Adolf Hitler, turns 81 while remaining imprisoned in Spandau. A British spokesman says Hess is healthy as he marks the birthday under a guard rotation by Allied powers. The trio of Western Allies seeks his release, while the Russians refuse.
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Rudolf Hess
Adolph Hitler
Hess
Spandau
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