Ailments Triggered By Emotions Urge Hypnosis Treatment
West Central Social Services Association heard two physicians advocate hypnosis for psychosomatic ailments at Maple Grove Country Club. Dr. C Norman Shealy and Dr. Alastair Burnett argued pain and disability stem from emotional instability and hate, urging emotional attunement before physical therapy.
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West Central Social Services Association
Maple Grove Country Club
West Salem
C. Norman Shealy
St. Francis Hospital
Alastair Burnett
la Crosse County
Shealy
Burnett
Wisconsin Assembly approves expanded arrest powers for State Patrol
The Wisconsin Assembly gave final passage to a bill allowing patrolmen to arrest within 24 hours of a crime or when a warrant is believed issued, with the condition they are on duty and in uniform. Local officials fear it could pave the way for a state police force undermining local powers. The same session approved federal-aid programs for aged, blind and disabled, funding about 19 million dollars in state money to leverage federal support, but without a provision to distribute contraceptives to welfare recipients.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
District budget proposed for schools and debt retirement
The board outlined a $5,293,284 budget approved in June with an extra $247,823 for debt retirement. Property tax would cover $2,303,799 of the levy, the rest from other revenues. New law sets a 1.5 mill operating cap based on 1973 values, with debt retirement allowed separately, yielding a total mill rate of about 1.625 mills in WWTI district.
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Lehrman
Richardson
WWTI
Sparta Board Reaffirms School Aerospace Plan
Sparta High School will offer aerospace study with board backing. A cooperative deal with four neighboring schools could fund a $15,000 Cessna 172, paid over five years by all five districts at $300 annually each. Flight costs run $7.90 to $10 per hour.
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Sparta
Wis
Board of Education
Cooperative Educational Service Agency
CESA
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Aerospace Citizens
Warren Warns Dems Aim for State Senate Control
Atty. Gen. Robert E. Warren told 100 Republican supporters at a Monroe County steak fry that Democrats will push to gain control of the Wisconsin State Senate in 1974. He defended Nixon and criticized Gov. Lucey while praising GOP budget gains and tax measures.
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Tomah
Wis
Robert E. Warren
State Senate
Monroe County
Fairgrounds
Washington
Warren
Nixon
Patrick Lucey
Escape Serious Injury in Crash at Sparta Town
John E. Konze 20 and passenger Steven G. Stanton 17 escaped serious injuries when their 1973 model car skidded 326 feet and tumbled 108 feet in a ditch then airborne 42 feet before hitting a utility pole 1.6 miles north of STH 71 and Four Corners in Little Falls town. They were treated and released at St Marys Hospital Sparta after ambulance transport.
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Sparta
Wis
John E. Konze
Four Corners
Little Falls
Konze
Steven G. Stanton
St. Mary's Hospital
Tomah School Board and Teachers Plan Mediation
Mediation between the Tomah School Board and the Tomah Teachers Association will begin at 5 p.m. Monday with Herman Torosian of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission appointed to conduct talks. Both sides voted to pursue mediation after a Wednesday board meeting. The teachers seek a contract for the 1973-74 year and may distribute informational literature over the weekend. In bridge results, Donald Rehfeldt and Larry Shrauner led north-south with 101 points, while Gordon and Lois Bjork won east-west with 98.5.
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Tomah
Wis
Board of Education
Tomah Teachers Association
Herman Torosian
Madison
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
Donald Rehfeldt
Larry Shrauner
Gordon
Lois Bjork
Wiggins DeMoville
Garter Lake
Bruce Hines
Mildred Taylor
Frances Carter
Esther Hines
Alvin
Dorothy Monroe
Nixon defends friend amid Hughes donation controversy
Nixon denounces the reporting as distorted while defending friend Bebe Rebozo who held a $100,000 Hughes contribution for three years. A Florida bank faces possible suspension over a loan backed by stolen stock, which bank officials deny knowing. Ford suggests Elliott Richardson as Cox replacement.
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Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Nixon
Florida
Hughes Company
Congress
Middle East
Gerald R. Ford
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Cox
U S Trade Surplus Surges in September 1973
The Commerce Department reports the United States posted a September trade surplus of 873 million, the largest in over eight years, with exports at 6.448 billion and imports at 5.575 billion. Nine‑month 1973 balance shows a surplus of 153 million as exports rise and imports fall.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
U.S
Bill Prohibits Use Of Leaded Paint
Congress has passed a bill to ban lead-based paint in federally financed homes and on toys and other items. The House approved it by voice vote, following Senate approval last week. The measure aims to prevent nervous disorders that can cause blindness or death in children who chew lead paint chips.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Arcadia Bazaar Set at St Joseph Hospital
Arcadia Wis The St Joseph Hospital Auxiliary schedules its annual bazaar from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday in the hospital dining room with proceeds aiding hospital programs.
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Arcadia
Wis
St. Joseph Hospital
Daylight Saving Time Ends For La Crosse Area
Residents are reminded to set clocks back one hour before sleep Saturday as DST ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. The time change keeps communities on schedule for Sunday events and activities.
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la Crosse
Senior Citizens Schedule at La Crosse Community Center
The Southside Seniors Inc. present a week of activities at 1220 Denton St with square dancing, euchre and bridge sessions, an arts and crafts morning, and a Friday dance by Cox Accordion Band. Deaf Club meets Saturday night. Weather outlook shows mixed precipitation possible in Wisconsin and cool conditions across Minnesota and Iowa.
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Southside Seniors, Inc
la Crosse
Denton St
Committee On Aging
Cox Accordion Band
Damages In Crash Suit Set At Six Thousand Six Hundred Ninety
A six member La Crosse circuit Court jury set damages at 6690 for Gene G. Wigdahl after a 1971 crash at Losey Boulevard and State Road. He seeks wages and injury compensation plus 223 for medical bills from driver Vicki A. Fiers. The verdict awaits Judge Peter Pappas’ approval.
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la Crosse
Gene G. Wigdahl
S. 35Th St
Losey Boulevard
State Road
Peter Pappas
Wigdahl
West Salem
Donald Webb
Cass St
Frank Garcia
Hillview Ave
Shirley Hoeth
S. 13Th St
Bingo legalization clears Wisconsin Senate to go to governor
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill legalizing bingo on a 19 to 10 vote and sent it to Gov. Patrick Lucey for signature. The plan licenses nonprofits, caps events at 18 per year, limits prizes to 250 per game and 1100 per bingo, and creates a five member bingo control board with an executive secretary earning 19000 to 25000. The bar on over choice, and revenue projections estimate 4.1 million over two years.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State
Senate
Patrick Lucey
Bruce Peloquin
D-Chippewa Falls
Dale MecKenna
Justice Departments
Department of Administration
Ernest Keppler
R-Sheboygan
Death notices in Tri-State region list Olson Woodliff Schwert Harmon Wermager
Bernard A. Olson age 60 of Chicago formerly Ferryville died in a Chicago hospital. Services at Freeman Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow Angeline, daughter Rahman Javadi, five sisters, one brother. Roy Woodliff 86 of Sparta died. service 2 p.m. Monday Lanham Kann Funeral Home. Survived by husband, four sons, one daughter, sister and brother, many grandchildren. Elnora Ready Schwert 74 of Eastman died Oct 25. service 2:30 p.m. Sunday Weselyan Church. burial Shanghai Ridge Cemetery. Survived by daughter Willard Moeller, sons Lyle and Cecil, sisters, brother, eight grandchildren. Margaret Harmon 73 of Ettrick died Oct 26. service 10:30 a.m. Monday Fossum Funeral Home and St Bridget’s Church. Sisters Loretta Fautch and Leo Robinson, Beloit. Harold Wermager 59 of Spring Grove died Oct 25. service 2 p.m. Monday Trinity Lutheran Church. Survived by brothers Sam and Arnold, sisters Mabel Johnston and Olga Strommer. Elizabeth Dunning 90 of Waukon died Oct 25. service day First Baptist Church. Survived by son Robert, three grandchildren, one great grandchild, brother Otto Ney. husband Frank preceded.
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Bernard Olson
Ferryville
Wis
Bernard A. Olson
Chicago
Freeman Lutheran Church
W. H. Winkler
M. C. Olson
de Soto
Arneson-Olson
Viroqua
Angeline
Rahman Javadi
Selma Rutter
Annie Knutson
Olive Wanburg
Stella McMaster
Gladys Long
Victory
Lloyd
Sparta
Roy Woodliff
Lanham-Kann
Stanley Weise
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Roy
Merle
Clifford
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Russell
Rockford, Ill
Lynn
West Salem
Leith Ames
John Ziegler
Norwalk
Fred Schaller
Josephine Francis
Ralph, S.D
Eastman
Elnora (Ready) Schwert
Prairie du Chien
Weselyan Church
Shanghai Ridge
Thornburg
Max Wineger
Willard Moeller
Lyle Ready
Cecil
Old Hickory
Tenn
Irene Schroeder
Cottage Grove
Harrison Mattie
LeRoy Schwenn
Glen Kramer
Margaret E. Harmon
Ettrick
la Crosse Hospital
Fossum
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Francis Caffery
Harmon
Loretta Fautch
Leo Robinson
Beloit
Spring Grove
Minn
Harold Elmer Wermager
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kenneth Knutson
Church
Roble Funeral Home
Sam
Dickinson
N.D
Arnold
Holiday, N.D
Mabel Johnston
Mountain Home
Idaho
Olga Strommer
Waukon
Iowa
Elizabeth Dunning
First Baptist Church
Milton Dowden
Oakland Cemetery
Bakke- Hanson
Robert
Otto Ney
Lansing
Frank
Deaths Arthur Mundt 67 Bangor Area Native Dies in Reno
Arthur Mundt 67 a former Bangor area resident died Friday Oct 26 at a Veterans Administration hospital in Reno Nev Funeral services will be announced by Fossum Funeral Home Bangor.
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Arthur Mundt
Reno
Nev
Bangor
Veterans Administration
Fossum Funeral Home
School awards contracts for parking lots and vehicles
The district awarded a 3200 square yard parking lot contract to Mathy Construction Co for 9720 and a 2790 square yard lot for 6856. It also awarded three Plymouths and a nine pass. station wagon to Eversole Motors for 14355.07. Eversole served as lowest bidder versus others. A UW-L graduate William Schenk will operate the career education trailer and Janice Zielke will be clerk stenographer. Custodian Orville Bay and health occupations instructor Mary Goodyear resigned.
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Mathy Construction Co
Eversole Motors
Ray Hutson Chevrolet
Eversole Dodge
Dahl Motors
Fords
Low Motors
Ambassadors
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
William Schenk
Mississippi St
Birth announcements from Wisconsin hospitals listed
In Sparta St Marys Hospital on Oct 19 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert G Kunitz Norwalk Theresa C Haggeman. On Oct 20 a son to Mr and Mrs Richard A Jasowski Schaumburg Ill Kristine M Brown. In Tomah Memorial Hospital on Oct 22 a son to Mr and Mrs LaMont Schroeder 425 Arthur St Tomah Carolyn Ekern. On Oct 24 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Bennett Rt J Wilton Mary Henry.
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Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert G. Kunitz
Norwalk
Theresa C. Haggeman
Richard A. Jasowski
Schaumburg
Ill
Kristine M. Brown
Tomah
Wis. Memorial Hospital
LaMont Schroeder
Arthur St
Carolyn Ekern
Ralph Bennett
Assembly Keeps Bills Alive And Increases Local Aid
August action gives legislators must disclose financial interests and raises state aid to counties to 75 percent for property tax assessments. Senate preserves all bills for the next regular session and Finance Committee items. Assembly members may designate four bills to keep alive.
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Assembly
Senate
La Crosse Tribune publication details and pricing
La Crosse Tribune lists delivery options and pricing including city carrier and mail subscriptions. The notice provides address 401 No 3rd St La Crosse WI 54601 and subscription rates for within 75 miles of La Crosse at one year $30 and biweekly carrier price $1.60.
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the Tribune
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Tree felling cuts power to Oakdale area customers
Oakdale logger Steven Tucky felled a tree near Oakdale two miles north on the John Worthing property. The impact snapped a power pole carrying three phase lines, cutting service for 300 Oakdale Rural Electric Cooperative subscribers. Power was off from 2 10 to 3 30 p m in Wyeville Shennington and Cutler areas.
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Oakdale
Wis
Steven Tucky
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Laurel Brandt
Brandt
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Republican Party
The
Monroe County Republican Women
Muzak
Reetsy
Spurgeon
Tomah School Board
Arcadia Bazaar
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Elnora Schwert
Harold Wermager
Elizabeth
House Sun
Hite Pall
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Dale
Jean
Judy
Myrt Huntington
Baumgarten
Gaede Meyers
Beau
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