Ford pledges federal aid to NYC but opposes bailout
President Ford said the federal government would help police and fire protection in New York City if it defaults on debts, but he would veto any bill for a federal bailout. He proposed legislation to empower a federal court to oversee an orderly reorganization with an automatic debt-moratorium and potential new funding, while protecting essential city services.
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Washington
Ford
New York City
National Press Club
Congress
New York
New York State
U.S. District Court
United States
La Crosse Council Cuts $62,480 From Budget Outlook
Aldermen trimmed 62,480 from the proposed 11 million city budget leaving questions about property tax effects. Finance director Sherman Stelpflug said a net budget reduction of 310,000 was achieved despite a 247,420 rise in projected 1976 income. The revised 34 mill rate does not guarantee lower taxes as total assessed value rose by 60 million, potentially raising homeowner levies. A finance committee session is set for Monday at City Hall to finalize details ahead of a full council vote.
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la Crosse
Sherman Stelpflug
Stellpflug
Council
City Hall
Finance Committee
Ferdinand Sontag
4Th Dist
Ronald Wold
Wold
Health Department
Highway Department
John Flanagan
Aldermen Move To Cut School Budget $125000
La Crosse aldermen cut the proposed La Crosse Area Public School District budget by $125000 from 13 million, sparking disappointment from Superintendent Eugene Balts as final figures hinge on Board of Education and Fiscal Control Board actions. Several department reductions followed, with police and airport trims, and health insurance costs rising.
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Eugene Balts
la Crosse Area
Balts
Swanson
Board of Education
Richard McLain
Fiscal Control Board
McLain
Sharon Imes
10Th Dist
James Wais
Laetrile Is No Cure Says Doctors In Cancer Series
This third article notes physicians argue Laetrile fails to treat cancer and may harm patients by delaying proven therapies. Dr. John Weeth cites cases in La Crosse and ten patients treated in Mexico, where the drug is legal, and warns about false hope and possible misdiagnosis without biopsy.
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la Crosse
John Weeth
Gundersen Clinic
Department of Medical Oncology
Weeth
Mexico
David Carr
Lawsuit Could Trigger New Cop Morale Study
Former La Crosse patrolman Edward Tumaniec may sue the police department over an investigation into a citizens complaint about a car theft. He disputes how the case was handled and could pursue local or federal court action.
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la Crosse
Police
Patrick Zielke
Edward Tumaniec
S. 11Th St
Force
la Crosse County
Tumaniec
the Tribune
Robert Joanis
Joanis
Police Department
Unified Board shift ordered in La Crosse County dispute
A writ of mandamus from the La Crosse County Circuit Court orders the County Board to appoint a person with demonstrated interest in mentally disabled and ill residents to the Unified Board or justify its delay at a November 17 hearing. Frank J. Pryor and C. Stuart Robertshaw lead the petition amid disputes over representation and eligibility.
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la Crosse County
Frank J. Pryor
Unified Board
C. Stuart Robertshaw
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
County Corp
Ray Sander
Pryor and Robertshaw
la Crosse Association For
Pryor
Martin R. Serstad
Anita G. Smith
Fied
Serstad
Unified
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Abe Lebewohl
Harold Deak Swanson
20Th Dist
Elizabeth Staley
Madison, Wis
State Supreme Court
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Laker
Buck
Ann Landers
Ated
Federal District Court
Madison
Nix
LaCrosse Cribune
Wisconsin
Anita Smith
Miss Smith
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Sun Dial School
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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