County Board OKs tentative budget with Lakeview expansion
La Crosse County Board approves a tentative 1976 budget about 985000 higher than last year and plans a second review. The board also authorizes a 6 million Lakeview Health Center expansion with 36 new staff and funding steps to obtain state aid for licensing services.
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Stratman
Paul Zei
County Unified Board
Zei
Northern
Leonard Yeskie
Dist
Old Lakeview Nursing Home
Institutions Board of Trusees
Board of Trustees
LaCrosse Tribune notices and pricing details
Publication notice for La Crosse Tribune includes contact numbers for missed papers and classifieds plus address mailing information and pricing. It lists delivery and subscription terms as well as volume and issue numbers.
Boy Hurt In Fall From Grandad Bluff In Stable Condition
Kenneth R. Kline nine year old son of Ray mond Kline and Mrs Raymond Kline is in stable condition after a 30 foot fall from Grandad Bluff Sunday. He had been in serious condition earlier and was moved from ICU to the pediatrics unit at Lutheran Hospital. Rescue workers lowering a rope and stretcher helped pull him up from about 80 feet below the bluff top.
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Grandad Bluff
Lutheran Hospital
Kline
Raymond Kline
la Crosse St
Mississippi St
Tri-State Ambulance Service
Five Scientists Share 1975 Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Physics
Five scientists including American James Rainwater and Danes Aage Bohr and Ben Mottelson won the 1975 Nobel Prizes for chemistry and physics. Cornforth and Prelog shared the chemistry prize for stereochemistry in enzyme reactions, while Rainwater Bohr and Mottelson were honored for work on atomic nuclei and motion within the nucleus.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Academy of Science
John Warcup Cornforth
Sussex University
Brighton
England
Vladimir Prelog
Zurich
James Rainwater
Columbia University
Aage Bohr
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Benjamin Mottelson
Cornforth
Professor Prelog
Denmark
Academy
Prelog
Airport security bid boosts city fire and security costs
La Crosse officials consider hiring J J Security of Green Bay after underbidding rivals by more than 50 000 for 16 hour a day 24 7 coverage at La Crosse Municipal Airport. The low bid 82 692 covers 16 hours daily for 1976 with nine full time staff.
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J-J Security, Inc
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la Crosse Aviation Board
Robert Tooke
la Crosse
Wisconsin Security Bureau
Tri- State Security
Rothschild
Wis
James Brough
James Senty
Aviation Board
Brough
Common Council
J-J
Madison
Joseph Liebergen
Harborview investors press hotel financing plan gains pace
A local group of Harborview investors remains largely undisclosed as discussions continue with De Baun and Parrott. Lawyer John Bosshard represents the group before the Wisconsin Securities Department while seeking state approval for any security devices tied to potential funds.
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Parrott
John Bosshard
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Wisconsin Securities Regulatory Body
State of Wisconsin Security Department
Utilities fight over who pays for underground work in La Crosse
La Crosse faces a dispute as HUD blocks payment of utilities claims tied to urban renewal. Northern States seeks 34,497 dollars and La Crosse Telephone Corp. 4,822 dollars while city officials argue HUD previously allowed similar charges. Parrott warns legal action may follow if HUD stance remains.
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Parrott
City Faces Payless Days and Potential Welfare Crunch
The piece notes New York City's payless paydays and unpaid welfare benefits prompting fears of compromised police and fire protection. Analysts warn defaults could destabilize the national financial system, while Ford administration policymakers dispute that. Shanker sought assurances against layoffs and wage freezes, but Gov. Carey rebuffed him. Shortly after 1 a.m. the pension fund board voted not to invest, with plans to reconvene later.
Ali leads march for Rubin Carter protest in Trenton
Muhammad Ali headed about 2000 protesters in a freedom march in Trenton to demand release for Rubin Carter serving triple life terms for 1966 Paterson murders. Ali called Carter railroaded and likened conviction to lynch days as organizers shift route from prison to the State House amid inmate unrest.
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N.J
Muhammad Ali
Rubin
Kissinger Begins Eighth China Trip Ahead of Ford Visit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger starts his eighth trip to China to prep for President Ford’s planned visit later this year. The journey, routine by now, aims to ensure talks and arrangements are in place for Ford’s Thanksgiving time trip to Peking, though earlier trips included dramatic moments such as Kissinger’s 1971 illness hoax.
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Henry Kissinger
China
Ford
Kissinger
Peking
Singer Charlie Rich sued for divorce by wife in Memphis
Margaret Ann Greene Rich filed in Circuit Court asking alimony child support and custody of their eight year old son Jack Michael Rich. The 43 year old country star was in Baptist Hospital for treatment of an infected foot and has canceled engagements for two weeks or more.
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Charlie Rich
Margaret Ann Greene Rich
Jack Michael Rich
Rich
Charlie Rich Enterprises
Baptist Hospital
Sy Rosenberg
Morocco plans large peaceful march into Spanish Sahara
King Hassan II announced a 350000 strong nonviolent invasion into the Spanish Sahara to reinforce Morocco's claim to the phosphate rich territory. The International Court of Justice had previously linked Morocco and Mauritania to the region's nomadic tribes as Spain held control since 1884.
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Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
Hassan
International Court of Justice
Mauritania
Spain
Solzhenitsyn Publishes Lenin in Zurich in Russian
PARIS AP A new Solzhenitsyn historical novel Lenin in Zurich published by YMCA Press covers Lenin’s last exile years before his return to lead the Bolshevik revolution. Editions du Seuil will publish the French version and include a chapter planned for August 1914. Solzhenitsyn has lived in Zurich since 1973.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Lenin
Zurich
Ymca Press
Vladimir Lenin
Russia
Editions du Seuil
Solzhenitsyn
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