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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1975
Page
7
A string of notices reports the deaths of Mrs. Arthur Rose Roth 80 of 1424 Adams St. and Mrs. Orrin Lloyd 75 of Melrose plus John H. Sheehan 73 of South Bend Edith Peterson 68 of Westby Morris I Natwick 56 of Prairie du Chien Sylvester Copus 65 of Gays Mills. Services and burial locations are listed with family survivors and church dates.
Viroqua aldermen authorize bidding for a new $60,000 end loader after the city-owned unit failed. They also approve paying $12,161.70 to bond company to cover McIntosh Memorial Library contractor shortfall so subcontractors are paid. Other actions rename Butt Lane to Fairview Drive and consider portable bleachers for hockey rink.
Charles J. Rorabaugh 61 of 2910 N Bayshore Drive died Wednesday Oct 15 in a local hospital. A La Crosse County relief director and longtime public employee, he served 1966 to when the post merged into Social Services. Survived by widow two daughters stepmother brother and one grandchild. Cremation in Madison will precede a private memorial. Memorials to St John Reformed United Church of Christ or Wisconsin Division American Cancer Society.
Gerald Haase and Clau dette Haase of Cashton Wisconsin are held without bond in Winona County Jail after a preliminary appearance. They face five counts of burglary and theft for stealing items from a Tri-State Sales mobile home near Breezy Acres on Oct 11. Police pursued the van, then arrested the couple at gunpoint after a crash.
Washington Senator William Proxmire attacks government funded alcohol research as wasteful citing a 102000 project on sunfish aggression and a 90000 study turning rats into alcoholics. He argues human behavior yields better insights. NIAAA offered no immediate comment.
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