Handicaps Overcome At Rehab Centers Banquet
Eight of 42 La Crosse and Winona clients honored for returning to work at a banquet. Terry Gillette said 42 of 309 La Crosse clients found competitive employment in the past year. Winona center at 210 Galewski Drive placed 13 of 75 clients in jobs.
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la Crosse
Winona
Hoffman House
Terry Gillette
la Crosse Center
Commerce St
Winona Center
Galewski Drive
Tentative City Budget Cut By 202,108 In La Crosse
Aldermen reduced the tentative city operating budget by 202,108 as the Finance and Purchase Committee works to meet a 12.13 percent levy limit. The panel previously trimmed 333,000 from a 750,000 overage and will reconvene at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to advance budget recommendations before a public hearing and final action on November 23.
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la Crosse
Sherman Stellpflug
la Crosse Area
Service Committee
Fiscal Control Board
Harborview market study eyed by Mayor Zielke
Mayor Patrick Zielke will ask the La Crosse Common Council to approve a 17500 market study of Harborview to assess feasibility of a convention center hotel on the 10.7 acre site. The study, by Harris Kerr Forster of Chicago, was requested by Radisson Hotel Corp. officials seeking a 200 room plus facility with ample convention space.
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Patrick Zielke
Tthe
la Crosse Common Council
Harborview
Zielke
Rotary Club
Radisson Hotel Corp
Minneapolis
Harris, Kerr, Forster and Co
Chicago
Auditorium
Common Council
Ers
la Crosse
Dayton- Hudson
Medary
Meda Re
Cosmetology Head Quits In Protest
Madison AP reports the chief of the State Cosmetology Examining Board resigned to protest interference by the Department of Regulation and Licensing. John Vaughan steps down as executive director effective Nov 17, amid other board resignations and criticism of state administration by fellow agency officials.
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Madison, Wis
State Cosmetology Examining Board
Department of Regulation and Licensing
John Vaughan
Roy Hays
Real Estate Examining Board
Hays
State Department
Bingo Control Board
Robert Hoskins
Sarah Dean
Department
Ford to Milwaukee Teachers Calls for Discipline
President Ford spoke to about 5,000 teachers at the Milwaukee Auditorium urging discipline in schools and reduced red tape for administrators. He criticized student threats and verbal or physical assaults on teachers and promised meaningful reform as part of his campaign swing through Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Ford
Wisconsin Education Association Council
Predictability urged for farm policies by Baldus
Representative Alvin Baldus told a Richland Center student forum that farm policy must provide predictability. He argued the election is a referendum on Earl Butz era policies, claiming milk prices are falling and harming Wisconsin’s economy by about 250000 dollars daily. He advocated a new program to stabilize prices or more farmers will abandon family farms.
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Richland Center
Wis
Alvin Baldus
D- 3Rd Dist
University of Wisconsin
Agriculture Sec
Earl Butz Baldus
Adolf Gundersen
la Crosse
Butz
Third District Race Drains Campaign Cash
In the Wisconsin 3rd District race incumbent Alvin Baldus and challenger Adolf Gundersen raise heavy funds two weeks before Election Day. Baldus shows about 96 552 while Gundersen trails with 188 119 including a 35 000 loan. Baldus relies on labor groups and out of state agricultural donors. Gundersen's money comes from business, medical and political action committees.
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Madison
Wis
Alvin Baldus
Adolf Gundersen
Baldus
Menomonie
Gundersen
la Crosse
Committee For
Houston
Tex
Trust For Special Political Agricultural Community Education
Louisville
Agricultural and Dairy Educational Political Trust
Springfield
American Medical Association
Tors
Gundersen Clinic Ltd
Active
Retail Clerks International Association
Washington
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Chicago
Carpenters’ Legislative Improvement Committee
Machinists
Thomas Barth
Eau Claire
James R. Sperstad
S. A. Milavetz
Whitehall
John P. Varda
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Business and Industry Political Action Committee
Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress
Gundersen Baldus clash over campaign spending
Gundersen claims he has spent about 135 400 on his campaign through Oct 4, and Baldus about 74 000, with Gundersen noting higher office costs and three district offices. Baldus counters that he maintains office work, and both cite donor sources, with 70 975 remaining for Gundersen and about 66 000 for Baldus after office expenses.
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Baldus
Common Cause
Gundersen
Baldus Committee
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Goliwas
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Richard Howell
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Charles Alligood
Main St
Kim Krause
Mississippi St
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NSP
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Gateway Foods, Inc
Northern States Power Co
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Cribune
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Employe Rights Campaign Committee
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St. Paul
Life Underwriters
National Conservation Political Action Committee
Arlington
Committee For Good Government
Atlanta
Podiatry Legislative Action Fund
Shorewood
Restaurateurs
Rexnord
David Baptie
Fred Barge
James Bigley
Viroqua Telephone Co
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Francis Ferguson
Albert Funk
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Spell
Barbara Trane
R. Nicholas Trane III
Trane Co
Virginia Uihlein
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Bloomington
Harry Woods
la Crosse Trust Co
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Thorolf Gundersen
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