Collegiates from UW La Crosse steal Frauleins Frolic show
The Collegiates from University of Wisconsin La Crosse wowed Frauleins at the Holiday Inn Mississippi Room. The 14 member group led by William Estes performed choreographed numbers from For Once In My Life to Rhythm of Life and a spiritual. Debra Nerby Miss Oktoberfest joined the act and received a standing ovation. Mrs Monika Ristow won a $100 grocery gift certificate as the luncheon prize. Jolly Swiss Rangers provided music at the pre luncheon gemutlichkeit hour.
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Sweet Charity
William Estes
UWL
Mississippi
Holiday Inn
J. Thomas Finucan
Viterbo College
Father Finucan
Finucan
Sam Hagerman
Sam
S. 23Rd St
Jolly Swiss Rangers
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Contact Information
The LaCrosse Tribune lists phone numbers for missed papers and classified ads and provides its address 401 N 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601. It notes afternoon and Sunday editions and 2.00 carrier price every two weeks and a mail subscription rate of 35 dollars within 75 miles for one year.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Heritage Night Boosts La Crosse History and Craft Displays
Heritage Night drew crowds at La Crosse with bargains on beer, a La Crosse Historical Society and Viterbo Museum exhibit, and a guided tour of pioneer sites from old photos. Oktoberfest needlework finals featured crewel and embroidery with Esther Schroeder praising the event despite long lines for food.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Area
UWL
Gas price controls risk inflation and jobs, Senate votes down
House opposition to long-range gas control bills noted. An attempted compromise failed in the Senate by 55 to 45. Senator Stevenson proposed letting gas prices rise sharply over five years while oil prices fell, with presidential option to modify or remove controls after five years with congressional approval.
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House
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ill
Closed Talks Resume in La Crosse Teacher Contract
Negotiations between the La Crosse Area Public School District Board of Education and the La Crosse Education Association will remain closed for the sixth time in eight years to speed bargaining. Open sessions are avoided. both sides will give post-session press briefings by their chairmen. The next session is set for October 22 at Central High School.
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la Crosse
Thomas Sleik
la Crosse Area
la Crosse Education Association
Sleik
la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Central High School
Wisconsin Education Association Trust
LEA
Grant Store to Close in La Crosse amid bankruptcy plan
Grant's La Crosse store at 211 5th Ave. S. is among 201 closures nationwide as the New York retailer reorganizes under federal bankruptcy rules. The chain aims to shrink from 1,074 to 873 stores and cut unprofitable locations west of the Mississippi plus select east of it.
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la Crosse
Mississippi
Brooks
Massachusetts
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Arizona
California
Idaho
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Louisiana
Missouri
Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Florida
Connecticut
Teachers Debate Salary Reform Amid Education Law Clash
The article details LEA opponents to a board proposal that would slim the salary schedule to a portable, progressive design. Bruce Hanson criticizes the plan, noting older teachers may be affected as funds shift to maintain pay boosts. Thomas Sleik defends the plan as a workable size.
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Bruce Hanson
LEA
Hanson
Thomas Sleik
Board of Education
Sleik
Strittmaier
Ford to hold 7 p.m. news conference, Nessen says
The Nation reports President Ford will speak at 7 p.m. CDT with live TV and radio coverage. Press Secretary Ron Nessen says the move was planned for at least a week and not tied to Monday's events, noting ABC carried a prior address.
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Washington
Ford
Ron Nessen
Nessen
ABC
President To Try On Sports Coats in Detroit Visit
President Ford will fit two new sport coats during a Detroit trip, with Lloyd's Tailor in Grand Rapids supplying the jackets. Jim Auzins says Ford has patronized Lloyd's for over twenty years. the Scotch fabric coats include a red and blue glen plaid and a two tone brown blue beige design.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ford
Detroit
Jim Auzins
Lloyd’s Gentlemen's Tailor
Lloyd's
Scotland
Auzins
Artist Francoise Gilot visits Sarasota exhibition
Francoise Gilot, Pablo Picasso's former mistress and wife of Dr. Jonas Salk, says she attracted interesting men because she was as interesting as they were. She, 53, toured a Sarasota painting show while Salk and Miss Gilot reside in La Jolla California.
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Sarasota, Fla
Francoise Gilot
Pablo Picasso
Jonas Salk
Miss Gilot
Sarasota
Salk
la Jolla
Calif
King Olav V greeted by Staten Island elderly home crowd
King Olav V of Norway visited a Staten Island elderly home to cheering residents including an emotional woman who recalled her Norwegian childhood and said she had never seen the king before. Other residents wept as the king arrived on a Wednesday.
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New York
Olav V
Norway
Staten Island
Rickover Reappointed for Two More Years at Navy Nuclear Program
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, age 75 and the oldest U.S. uniformed officer, is reappointed for two additional years. Secretary J. William Middendorf II announced that Rickover will continue leading the nuclear propulsion team and the Navy’s atomic ship and submarine program.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
U.S
Secretary of the Navy
J. William Middendorf II
Rickover
Navy
New Life For Neglected Lioness
Tanya, rescued from an unheated cabin near Hinckley last January, weighed 100 pounds after neglect. Her owner paid a 300 dollar fine. The 20 month old lioness now weighs about 350 pounds at Como Zoo and will soon join her new owner Artie Engelbrecht, an Alexandria farmer who exhibits animals at county fairs.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Tanya
Hinckley
Como Zoo
Artie Engelbrecht
Alexandria
Minnesota Targets High Earners For Tax Collections
Minnesota will step up income tax efforts in 1976 targeting affluent visitors including professional athletes entertainers and other high earners who visit the state. Revenue Commissioner Arthur Roemer says the department will insist on tax payments from income earned by this group starting January 1.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Arthur Roemer
Trudeau baby arrives in Ottawa family with Charles Emile middle name
Margaret Trudeau is home with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's six day old son. The infant has no first name yet and Charles Emile as a middle name. The Trudeaus also have two older children Justin, four, and Sacha, two.
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Ottawa
Canada
Margaret Trudeau
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Sweden tops in women’s rights says French minister
Ottawa AP report says Francoise Giroud declares Sweden most advanced for women’s rights and rejects U.S. feminist movement. She notes women have faced a battleground with men and gained no real power, during her visit on Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Canada
Sweden
Francoise Giroud
United States
Cracked Reactor Pipe No Problem at Monticello Plant
NSP reports a crack inside the Monticello nuclear reactor does not pose a safety risk. The defect was found during a refueling shutdown and will not delay the November 1 startup. Replacement of feedwater pipes will proceed without affecting the schedule.
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Monticello, Minn
Monticello
Northern States Power
NSP) Co
NSP
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