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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1976

Page

2

Hearing Required Before Utility Passes On Costs

Dane County Circuit Judge Michael Torphy ruled utilities may not automatically pass on higher labor and material costs to customers without a hearing. The decision concerns a Wisconsin Electric Power Co. fuel-cost adjustment clause upheld by the Public Service Commission and challenged by Environmental Decade, who argued such formulas reduce public scrutiny and may raise rates without investigation. Torphy said state law lacks authorization for automatic rate increases and warned broader fuel-adjustment provisions could face further challenges.

Madison Wis Dane County Michael Torphy Torphy Wisconsin Environmental Decade Wisconsin Public Service Commission Environmental Wisconsin Electric Power Co Commission

Brown Pinch-Hits For Carter In Wisconsin Visit

California Governor Jerry Brown campaigns for Jimmy Carter and Alvin Baldus in La Crosse Wisconsin, argues world energy shifts require policy changes, decries U S energy reliance, and warns of a future oil shortage and nuclear spread. He notes Carter could win and discusses his own gubernatorial plans.

Ken Wesely The Tribune California Jerry Brown University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Congress Brown la Crosse Jimmy Carter

Most Oppose Harbor Dredging Plan in Duluth

The Army Corps of Engineers will decide by November 1 whether to proceed with dredging the Duluth Superior harbor and dumping material into Lake Superior. Most speakers at a Friday hearing opposed the plan, while two supported it. The Wisconsin DNR opposed it. The corps warns navigation problems could arise next spring if dredging is not done this fall, with some material to be dumped in the lake and some used for beach nourishment at Minnesota Point.

Duluth, Minn U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Duluth Superior Lake Superior Wisconsin Dnr Corps Minnesota Point

Blair to host debate on state mass transit referendum

State Rep. John C. Shabaz R New Berlin is due to speak at Blair Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Blair Fire Station community room. Harry Peterson of the state DOT will outline the referendum before Shabaz shares his views on expanding state transportation aid beyond highways airports and ports. Holmen village board to discuss new village hall and 1977 budget at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the village office.

Blair Wis John C. Shabaz New Berlin Blair Chamber of Commerce Blair Fire Station Harry Peterson State Department of Transportation Shabaz Holmen Roland Gullickson

La Crosse Tribune Staff and Contact Details

A list of staff positions and roles for the La Crosse Tribune including publishers editors and managers. It notes address 401 N 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 and contact numbers for missed papers and classified ads. Also mentions pricing with city carrier and mail subscription rates and region coverage within 75 miles.

la Crosse Tribune Lee Enterprises, Inc N. 3Rd St la Crosse Wis

Crawford County Joins Wisconsin Disability Prevention Project

Crawford County participates in a one year developmental disability prevention program funded by the Wisconsin Council on Developmental Disabilities. Marathon Winnebago and Crawford are included to reflect varied populations. Health workers and clergy will be trained to recognize disabilities and assist mothers and infants.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Wisconsin Madison Crawford County Wisconsin Council On Developmental Disabilities Marathon Winnebago Crawford

West Salem Man Plans The Big Meal Restaurant

Ground was broken today for a new fast food restaurant in West Salem. Owner David Ekern will operate The Big Meal on Highway 53 near Bricks Brothers Construction Co. Korn Construction handles exterior shell. Ekern completes interior with some help. Completion is set for next spring.

West Salem David Ekern Highway 53 Bricks Brothers, Construction Co Korn Construction Ekern

Suspect Bound Over In Hixton Burglary

Michael A. Goodbear 19 Beloit bound over to circuit court for trial in a Hixton service station burglary. An affidavit of prejudice asked for a judge other than Jackson County Judge Louis Drecktrah in Jackson County Court Wednesday.

Black River Falls Wis Michael A. Goodbear Beloit Hixton Goodbear Jackson County Louis Drecktrah

Onalaska man injured in horse collision on Highway 16

Edmund Greene a 27 year old Onalaska resident cut his head when his horse backed into a car on Highway 16 east of County Highway OS. He was treated at St. Francis Hospital. The horse was frightened by cattle and Greene could not control it. Driver Paul Kammel 22 of La Crosse was not hurt. A separate midnight single car crash on County Highway D near Highway 16 left Terry Betts 25 with a cut lip and Bruce Betts 22 with a nose cut. both refused medical aid and Betts was cited for drunken driving. William Schultz reported his 14 foot boat and 3.9 horsepower motor were stolen from the Black River bank near Panke's Boat Dock valued at about 461 dollars. In another report La Verne Witt of Hokah Minn said 11 twelve packs of beer were taken from a semitrailer left on Market Street.

Onalaska Highway 16 Edmund Greene St. Francis Hospital Greene Paul Kammel la Crosse Terry Betts Bangor Bruce Betts Rockland William Schultz Island St Black River Panke la Verne Witt Hokah Minn Earl Bonsack French Island Market Street

Family Keys Contends On Day Care Training And Parental Roles

The speaker argues against full time day care for children under 36 months and warns about untrained parents vs centers. He stresses trained staff, proper early teaching, and the value of parental education while noting many women work. He envisions trained professionals aiding parents in public education.

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Debaters View Carter Prevails on Economy in Debate

Professors from Georgetown California State University and Emory assess the Ford Carter debate. They note questions were sharper toward Ford, Carter shown strongest on the economy, with mixed opinions on panel tone and fairness. Some observers criticize the panel for press focus over candidate issues.

Ford James Unger Georgetown University Carter Unger Barbara O'Connor California State University, Sacra Mento Joseph) Kraft Melissa Maxcy Wade Emory University Atlanta Dona Parson University of Kansas

Revenues Up 21 Percent At Gateway Transportation

Gateway Transportation CoInc reports revenues rose 21 percent in the first nine months of 1976 from 1975 to 80,193,000 with net income of 178,000 or 13 cents a share. Third quarter revenue rose 15 percent to 27,326,000 while expenses climbed 19 percent to 26,829,000. Net quarter income fell to 147,000 or 11 cents a share from 391,000 or 28 cents. John A Murphy says higher personnel costs led the rise in expenses, offset by equity in Carriers Insurance Co.

Gateway Transportation Co., Inc John A. Murphy Gateway Carriers Insurance Co Equity

Cash on Will Carleton Day drawn laughter

Muskegon in Michigan marked Will Carleton Day as Johnny Cash honored the poet laureate with a dedication. The crowd laughed, thinking he joked, though Cash is a noted Carleton fan who owns a complete set of the poet’s writings.

Muskegon Mich Johnny Cash Will Carleton Michigan Cash Carleton

Jancsó Sentenced Over Obscene Film in Italy

Hungarian filmmaker Miklós Jancsó received four months in jail and a fine of about $100 after a two hour hearing in Turin. The court ordered confiscation of the film Private Vices Public Virtues. His lawyers plan an appeal arguing the film’s sex scenes were used to censor a politically disturbing work. The film depicts Emperor Francis Joseph’s bid to suppress a love affair at the century’s turn and a prince’s alleged death by suicide pact.

Turin Italy Miklos Jancso Francis Joseph

Ireland Looks For New President

Ireland searches for a new president after the resignation of Cearbhall O'Dalaigh amid a dispute over anti terrorism legislation. Premier Liam Cosgrave leads the coalition as ministers hold an emergency meeting and rule out dissolution of parliament or an early general election.

Dublin Ireland Cearbhall O’dalaigh Liam Cosgrave

Weekend Rain and Snow Forecast Across Regions

The forecast calls for rain Saturday from the Gulf coast to southern New England. Showers are expected across most of Texas and Louisiana. Snow is predicted in northern New York the Great Lakes and the central Plains with flurries in the Northwest.

Gulf Coast New England Texas Louisiana New York Great Lakes Central Plains

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather and Mississippi River Traffic

Weather outlook shows rain or snow across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with colder weekend and river conditions improving. At Dresbach Lock and Dam flows around 7 900 cfs with upriver tow boats and barges moving upstream and downstream ahead of weekend. Sunrise set for 7 30 a m and sunset for 6 07 p m.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Dresbach Lock & Dam Mississippi River

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