Sanders Hook in Managerial Shakeup at Sanford Goltz
Opinion page notes a leadership reshuffle as Sanders Hook steps into a general manager role with Sanford Goltz serving as Opinion Page Editor.
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Sanford Goltz
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1975
Page
4
Gas price rise debate hits La Crosse area rates
Readers argue over natural gas price versus supply concerns as hearings in Eau Claire and La Crosse consider equalizing NSP rates. Proposed residential increases reach 35 percent and large commercial up to 70 percent, threatening jobs and industrial costs.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
NSP
Holmen
Onanalaska
James Tanner
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Tenneco
Canada
PSC
City considers 15 cent senior bus fare amendment
Officials propose a 15 cent fare for riders 65 and older, easing hardship for seniors while municipal costs remain low. Current adult fares stay at 30 cents with a 25 cent reduced rate for token buyers. The change would apply weekday non rush hours and all day weekends, aiming to increase ridership and fill empty seats. Approval from the Common Council and state agencies is expected.
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Common Council
Montana to export know how to Saudi Arabia
Montana plans a deal with Saudi Arabia to export Western agricultural know-how. The state will staff two research stations in Arabia next month and send wheat and livestock marketing experts. Most experts come from the state university system with direct sales of sheep and seed grain.
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Big Sky
Montana
Veteran flood toll and local deaths dominate Tribune notice
Twenty years ago in 1955 the region faced 38 flood deaths across six northeastern states while local builder Arthur Schwalbe Jr. died in a hospital at age 32. About 44 000 electrical workers walked out of 29 Westinghouse plants amid nationwide disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schwalbe Jr
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John L. Lewis
Java
West Salem
Berlin
Big Brother and Cyclamate Fears Across Health Rules
A writer recalls FDA bans from alcohol definitions to swordfish and cyclamates. He notes harm from a 1969 cyclamate ban and cites Barron’s detective work alleging pseudo science and sugar industry influence behind the move.
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Barron’s
FDA
Dana L. Thomas
Bernard Oser
Sugar Research’ Foundation
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
U.S
Barron's
CIA official warns overexposure could hurt arms talks
Ikle cautions the witch-hunt climate threatens the CIA and intelligence services key to verifying Soviet compliance in SALT. He argues meaningful arms control requires reliable intelligence and notes that satellites cannot reveal inside missiles, silos, or leaders' true intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oleg Penkovsky
John Kennedy
CIA
The
New York Times
Congress
Executive Branch
Senate Committee
William Colby
Israel's misreads before 1973 war viewed by Herzog
The piece argues CIA forecasts often miss surprise violence and highlights Chaim Herzog's War of Atonement. It reviews Israel's 1973 misjudgments, Egypt and Syria mobilizations, and Israeli intelligence failures. It concludes no nation's service can pierce its own preconceptions or the adversary's deceptions.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
House Committee
Israel
Chaim Herzog
United Nations
Egypt
Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Herzog
Austria
Suez
Navy
GHQ
Henry Kissinger
Abba Eban
Local unions push for sales tax as budget issue grows
Madison notes a shift as public service unions push for local revenue options beyond property tax caps. Lawton signals potential municipal income or sales taxes while Governor Lucey’s administration explores added financing, including piggyback sales taxes and hotel tax schemes.
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Patrick Lucey
Lawton
Lucey
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