Butz Out Wants To Campaign For Ford
Earl L. Butz resigned as agriculture secretary after a racist remark. He still seeks to campaign for Ford in the farm belt, while Ford aides weigh acceptance. Reactions from politicians and farm leaders vary as the White House confirms no pressure to quit was applied.
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Earl L. Butz
Ford Butz
White House
Ron Nelsen
James A. Baker III
Ford Campaign Committee
John A. Knebel
Jimmy Carter
Agriculture
Boone
John Dean
California
Ronald Reagan
Martin Luther King Sr
America
GOP
Bob Dole
Buzz
George McGovern
D-S.d
Paul Findley
Bill. Butz
Fire at Festgrounds Damages Trailer Restroom
Staff photographer Steve Noffke reports a fire at the South Side Festground around 6 50 p m Monday. Fire officials say the blaze began in a wastebasket in a trailer housing a women’s restroom. Neil Collins, a sheriff’s deputy, sustained a burned hand but was not hospitalized. About 10 firefighters and two engines plus a squad unit remained for roughly 75 minutes.
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la Crosse
Neil Collins
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff’s Department
Area Crop Losses Top $23 Million in Wisconsin
Drought through September drives area crop losses in seven Western Wisconsin counties totaling about 23 million dollars. Third and final monthly reports show increases in corn, pasture and soybean losses while oats and early hay remain largely unchanged. Five counties have sought disaster status for low interest FHHA loans and some have received state hay transportation aid. John Stintzi of the La Crosse ASCS comments on the situation.
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Wisconsin
the Tribune
Farmers Home Administration
FHHA
John Stintzi
la Crosse County
Jackson County
Perry Overlien
ASCS
Jackson
Overlien
Ford
Nix Refused To Write Murder Complaint At Inquiry
Mulray a GOP district attorney candidate accused Nix of refusing to draft a murder complaint for an arrest warrant. Police officials testified Nix told them to draft it themselves, a claim Nix disputed while noting he later signed the document after officers drafted it. The incident, raised during a news conference at Hotel Stoddard, highlighted the ongoing race between Mulroy and Nix.
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Mulray
la Crosse
Dist. Atty
Edmund Nix
Michael Mulroy
Stoddard
Mulroy
David Leyden
Paul Whip
Ple
Theresa Schneider
Cerise Club
Ray Lichtie
Jim Dunham
Lichtie
PSC approves eight La Crosse Telephone affiliate contracts
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission signed interim rate increases and approved contracts with eight affiliates of La Crosse Telephone Corp including Century Telephone Enterprises Inc. The ruling lowers Century's cost pass through to La Crosse Telephone by about half and limits overhead charges. The decision aids future rate relief but no final figures are set. audits and repayments tied to the 1972 purchase remain under review. Other affiliates named include United Supply Inc. and Midwest Computer Services, with further details pending.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
PSC
la Crosse Telephone Corp
la Crosse Telephone
Century Telephone Enterprises Inc
Monroe
Century
Leo Haag
Haag
Arthur Carroll
Carroll
la Crosse
Texas
Louisiana
Neal Sukarla
Siikarla
Campbell Plans Discussion On Tax Referendum
Campbell voters will decide on an excess tax levy for the 1977 budget in a referendum. Town Chairman Robert Benson sets a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at Town Hall to discuss the ballot item, delaying a Monday session. If approved, services won’t be cut for 1977 78. if rejected, reductions are expected.
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Campbell
Robert Benson
Benson
Parks and Recreation
Wisconsin
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