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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
1
Onalaska growth hinges on a network of highways I-90 US 53 and a proposed north south freeway linking State Highway 157 to 93. Developers plan a 60 acre industrial park near Sand Lake Coulee Road with clustering by zoning rules to attract business as population grows from 3,500 in 1966 to about 8,000 today.
Capt. Raymond Lichtie, 48, of 2331 Sisson Drive, was named acting chief of police by the La Crosse Police and Fire Commission. He will assume the role Wednesday as Chief Ronald Wold resigns to head Gateway Foods Inc security. Lichtie has been director of operations since January 1975. The appointment is for an indeterminate period while a department study begins November 1 to guide a future permanent chief.
Activist James Moe led calls to remove Campbell town leaders including Town Chairman Robert Benson and Attorney Jerome Klos at Summit School as residents debated a property tax referendum Moe announced plans to run for town chair in April.
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue says Campbell must pay a higher levy limit penalty of 55 605 for a 1975 debt issue. One mortgage revenue bond was misclassified as a general obligation, triggering the levy limit breach. A third of the penalty will be deducted in November shared revenue, with remaining amounts in July 1977 and July 1978 unless the town requests different deductions.
A 216 unit, 3.5 million apartment complex may be built next year west of the Campbell Town Hall Fire Station. Frank Neitzel Ltd. plans 16 unit buildings on about 15 acres with rents of 165 to 200 dollars monthly. Construction could begin March 1, depending on financing.
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin received its first appreciable snowfall of the season on Monday and expected more today. Central and northeastern areas saw up to two inches, with lighter amounts elsewhere. Travel advisories remained for northern and central regions as forecasts called for additional snow into today and light snow or drizzle tonight. Highs were forecast in the mid 30s to mid 40s with lows in the 20s to 30s.
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