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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
11
Wisconsin groups urge the state to cover full vocational education costs, replacing the current one third funding. The Coordinating Council on Higher Education backs 100 percent funding for 1971 73, proposing tax and governance changes to support technical institutes and delay local tax burden.
Six accounting students from Western Wisconsin Technical Institute attended an annual business symposium and career day at Platteville State University. Participants included William J. Reneau and R. J. Wilton, with accompanying faculty member Harry Hutchison. The event began at noon on Saturday, with details listing multiple residences and attendees.
In case of rain the event will be held the following day. Lunch will be available on the grounds.
A compact list puzzle appears with numerous short clues spanning travel craft, people, places, and elements. Answers include boat types, people such as mothers, composers, deities, and units, along with terms for games, textures, and measurements. The grid weaves names like Eskimo boat Greek gods and city references while hinting at classical and nautical terms.
Federal officials ordered inspection of all 747 engines after two engine failures and fires on flights. The FAA and Safety Board cited near-catastrophic risks and urged quick action, with Pratt & Whitney and Boeing backing the measures. A prior order directed 10 percent of engines be checked within 100 hours in service.
Sioux Falls police reaffirmed their murder conclusion in the death of 15 year old Lila Mae Scott. Investigators noted marks on the body indicating blunt force injury and possible drowning after the body was found in the Big Sioux River south of Interstate 90 by local fisherman Louis White.
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