County Board Hears From Auditor On Court Branch 2 Funds
The Finance and Personnel Committee met privately with Donald Gilles of the Wisconsin Bureau of Municipal Audits to review whether Court Branch 2 deposits were misrecorded. The special audit follows the June suspension of deputy clerk Helen Schwinefus, who resigned after a court conference and bond set at 5000 dollars. Dist. Atty. Edmund Nix noted possible funds mishandling under $500 and will act after the audit.
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la Crosse
Jack Frost
County Board
Maynard Stratman
Tribune
Frost
Schwinefus
Pappas
Leonard Roraff
Roraff
National Bank of Wisconsin
Dist. Atty
Edmund Nix
Nix
Harman challenges La Crosse County remap in court
La Crosse County sues to block board approval of a reapportionment plan提出 by Supervisor Donald Harman seeking outside city changes. He claims districts 22 through 32 violate census boundaries while districts 1 21 comply. A court hearing is set for 10 a.m. November 28 with Fiedler and Pierce as defendants.
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la Crosse County
Donald Harman
Russell Fiedler
Charles Pierce
Harman
la Crosse
City of
Torchlight Parade Lights Up City with Floats and Pride
Torchlight Parade features Betsy Ross flag float by Trane Co and Heileman beer can float with blue water lights. Logan High School band, Maple Leaf Parade scenes, and Marshals Roscoe Short and Air Force Band of the Midwest highlight the evening. Winners include Trane Co best general effect, Heileman best float, Onalaska High School best band.
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Tom
Sheila
Michelle Burke
Kane St
Trane Co
Betsy Ross
Logan High School
Michelle
Heileman
Brewing Company
Roscoe Short
Air Force Band
Midwest
Williiam Robare
Main St
Robare
St. Charles Drum and Bugle Corp
Auction to Fund Wilton Reunion and Bicentennial
Wilton Wisconsin hosts a consign ment auction to raise funds for an all class reunion and the community Bicentennial on July 3 4. The sale at 1 30 p m Sunday at Wilton Grade School features antiques including a trundle bed high chair dresser frosted glass church windows goose feather pillows old flat irons country school desks and dated textbooks.
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Wilton
Wis
Classified Contact and Circulation Details
Missed papers and classified ads contact numbers listed. The Tribune publication details include street address La Crosse Wisconsin 401 N 3rd St, postal status and subscription pricing for within 75 miles. Volume 71 Number 146 indicates issue identity.
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Tribune
N. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Wis
Sakharov hopes detente aids Soviet amnesty and frees prisoners
Sakharov said the Nobel prize could help political prisoners in the Soviet Union and strengthen his position while detente expands. He believes a broader amnesty is possible and that government actions against him or relatives should not occur. Sandy Atwater resigns from La Crosse Extension to move to Libertyville with husband. Albert Becker seeks a replacement as county resource agent.
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Soviet Union
Sakharov
Band
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Albert Becker
Ford Summit Aims for Informal Exchange of Views
The leaders plan an informal meeting to discuss common economic problems and ways to cooperate for stable growth and global prosperity. Sonnenfeldt says the mood is not crisis centered and expects no immediate plans for further European visits. Representatives met in New York to prep an agenda, but details remain undisclosed.
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United States
Sonnenfeldt
Nessen
Ford
New York
Ford seeks energy independence authority to fund new power projects
President Ford formally submits a plan to create a 100 billion Energy Independence Authority. The 10 year self liquidating government corporation would loan money for projects private business cannot undertake. Congress shows little enthusiasm and Treasury Secretary Simon has private reservations.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford and Congress brace for tax cut showdown
President Ford faces a confrontational clash with a Democratic Congress over tying any tax cut to a cap on next year's federal spending. Both sides claim they can claim credit or assign blame, while Ford touts a double barrel tax plan amid public support for his approach. Ford cites safety concerns as the reason for canceling a Louisville trip, though Kentucky officials call it political embarrassment.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Louisville
Kentucky
Dellums Says Berkeley Office Bugged in 1972 73
Representative Ronald Dellums testified that his congressional office in Berkeley California was bugged in the early 1970s during draft resistance counseling. He cited a draft resister using a phone from the office to contact his parents and later found FBI agents awaiting arrest.
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Washington
Ronald V. Dellums
Berkeley
Calif
House
Subcommittee
Dellums
FBI
New York Officials See Ray of Hope After Ford Rejection
Washington AP reports New York officials find a glimmer of hope as President Ford rejects federal aid for New York City. Gov Hugh Carey warns Congress that a city default would be an economic Pearl Harbor threatening the national recovery. Ford says none of the aid proposals meet the bill.
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Washington
New York
Ford
New York City
Hugh Carey
Congress
Refugees Seize UN Office in Buenos Aires Hunger Strike
Latin American refugees hold five hostages at the UNHCR office in Buenos Aires cutting off food and demanding passage to another country. They vow only medicines will be allowed in as protests over living conditions continue and a wider hunger strike is threatened if demands are not met soon.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
United Nations
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Fitzpatrick to quit as Nix assistant
Dist. Atty. Thomas Fitzpatrick 31 resigns effective Nov. 7 from the staff of Dist. Atty. Edmund Nix. He became an assistant last January after Nix’s election and will join the firm Moen Sheehan and Meyer at 1715 Glendale Ave. in what he terms an excellent opportunity.
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Dist
Atty
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Dist. Atty. Edmund
Nix
Fitzpatrick
Burleigh Randolph
Glendale Ave
Moen, Sheehan and Meyer
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Son Eevee
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Tee
Sansui
Superscope
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Trempealeau County
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la Crosse County University Extension Office
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