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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1975

Page

2

Women Strike Day draws mixed reaction across Midwest

Wisconsin saw armbands and a Capitol march as NOW led Women’s Strike Day with about 1,500 armbands distributed and 1,500 protests in Milwaukee area. Madison hosted a noon rally with speakers on job discrimination. Minnesota reported normal work attendance despite a program on women’s employment rights.

State Capitol Wisconsin National Organization For Women Women’s Coalition Milwaukee East Side Coalition Virginia Ray Madison Capitol Karl Ratzsch Minnesota Joan Grove State Personnel Department Minneapolis-St. Paul National Organization For Women (Now Virginia Watkins

Franco's Condition Worsens as He Seeks Interim Heir

Madrid reports Generalissimo Franco's health is grave with intestinal and heart complications. Premier Arias Navarro calls cabinet as Prince Juan Carlos reportedly agrees to interim leadership if needed. Spain faces Sahara fate talks and Basque border tensions amid looming Nov 1 march.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Europa Press Franco Carlos Arias Navarro Juan Carlos de Borbon Juan Carlos Cortes Council of the Realm

Budget turmoil at school board meeting prompts calls for cuts

Teacher expresses concern as finance committee takes action on the proposed budget. He notes committee members did not question Superintendent Eugene Balts or district finance officer Jim Wais and did not attend six weeks of budget deliberations. Board and LEA bargaining teams show improved cooperation amid hopes for an early settlement. Mediation occurred in all years 1968 to 1974 except 1971 for 1972 contract.

Finance Committee Sleik Eugene Balts Jim Wais Strittmaier LEA

Correction corrects pompous clinic winners at UW La Crosse

The La Crosse Sunday Tribune corrects the results of a recent pompous clinic. Monona Grove won first place and La Crosse Aquinas High School placed third while Rochester John Marshall received honorable mention instead of third.

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse la Crosse Sunday Tribune Monona Grove Winona Grove la Crosse Aquinas High School Rochester John Marshall

Ettrick Names Mrs Middleton Fund Drive Chair

Ettrick Wisconsin Mrs Robert Middleton of Ettrick is named chair of the Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children fund drive for the local chapter.

Ettrick Wis Robert Middleton Wisconsin Association For Retarded Children

LaCrosse Tribune Classified Contact Info

Local notice lists contact numbers for missed papers and classified ads at 782 9710 and 782 0060 The Tribune details publication location and shipping rates including a one year mail subscription within 75 miles of La Crosse for 35 dollars

Tribune N. 3Rd St la Crosse Wis

No 1 Celebration Tickets 25 Percent Sold in First Days

Twenty five per cent of the 1 000 tickets for La Crosse No 1 celebration banquet were sold in the first three days. L Peter Groves, banquet and dance committee chair, reports 250 tickets bought for the November 15 event at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium. Tickets cost $6 with a ten ticket limit.

L. Peter Groves Mary E. Sawyer la Crosse Groves ShopKo Degen-Berglund Pharmacies Leithold’s Metamorphosis

Low Rent Housing In Planning Stage In Crawford County

Soldiers Grove Gays Mills and Wauzeka will host new low rent elderly and family housing. Madsen Development of Madison handles land options for 14 elderly units and a two family duplex in each village. Budget constraints and New York City financial issues slow bond backing, with possible construction as early as March if funding arrives.

Soldiers Grove Wis Crawford County Gays Mills Wauzeka Madsen Development Corporation of Madison Amel Oppriecht Wisconsin Oppriecht Madsen

Break-in at La Crosse Boys' Club on St James Avon

Police report a break in at the La Crosse Boys' Club on St James and Avon streets. Entry gained by force through a door. nothing reported missing.

la Crosse St. James and Avon Sts

Extra Land Sought For Shopping Center In Vernon County

Vernon County Board considers selling Ted Brekke four more acres of County Home land for a $1 million shopping center at Viroqua. Brekke offered $1,000 per acre, arguing the county price is too high and noting need for more parking. State budget analyst Susan King outlines delays in reimbursements and funding gaps affecting county home finances amid a $250,000 deficit. Supervisors also approve selling part of 500 acres at the Duck Egg flood site and review the 1976 budget, with questions on labor negotiator roles, CETA hires, library funding formula, and Mississippi River Commission grants.

Viroqua Wis Ted Brekke Reedsburg Vernon County Board Brekke Price Susan King State Budget Office Department of Administration Vernon County Miss King Chester Erlandson Calvin Marx County Home Madison Marx Appeals Board Duck Egg Bear Spring Valley County Soil and Water Conservation District de Soto Ontario la Farge Hilsboro Westrby Mississippi River Regional Planning Commission State Board Wisconsin Soil and Water Conservation Districts Richland Crawford Monroe County la Farge Dam

FTC Chief Urges Abolishing Fairness Doctrine

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Lewis A. Engman called for Congress to end the fairness doctrine. He argued the rule stifles debate by forcing opposing viewpoints on controversial issues and compared it to a miscarriage of the free market. Engman spoke at UC Berkeley Law School.

Los Angeles Federal Trade Commission Lewis A. Engman Congress Engman Congress To Abolish It.” Engman University of California Law School

Soviet Union buys ship plans for one million dollars

Senate subcommittee says Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. earned over one million in royalties from selling blueprints of a new cargo ship to the Soviets for one million, while offering the same plans to the Navy for two million. The plans drew more than fifty seven million in federal subsidies.

Washington Soviet Union U.S Navy Senate Senate Permanent Investigations Lykes Brothers Steamship Co New Orleans Lykes U.S. Navy U.S. Maritime Administration

Reds Win UN Vote On Korean Question

North Korea and China secured a UN General Assembly committee vote on Korea for the first time since the Korean War. A separate resolution favored by South Korea and the United States also passed, addressing the future of U.S. troops in South Korea and the United Nations Command.

United Nations, N.Y North Korea China United Nations South Korea United States General Assembly U.N U.S United Nations Command

Evacuation of 5000 Spaniards from Spanish Sahara under way

Spain launches sea and air lift to remove 5000 civilians from Spanish Sahara as 15000 soldiers stay on alert amid Algerian backed nationalist threats. A dusk to dawn curfew is in El Aaiun. locals recruited as auxiliaries are disarmed. Spain funds the evacuation and seeks to keep mining interests in the phosphate rich territory.

EL Aasmn Spanish Sahara Africa Morocco Mauritania el Aaiun

Yugoslav DC9 Crashes Near Prague Airport

A chartered Yugoslav DC9 jetliner with 127 aboard crashed four miles from Prague Ruzyne Airport. At least 60 killed and many survivors in critical condition. Most passengers were Czechoslovak trade union members returning from the Adriatic coast near Tivat. Fog enveloped the airport, normal traffic only briefly today.

Prague Czechoslovakia Ruzyne Yugoslavia Adriatic Tivat

Washburn Unit Backs Special Ed Kindergarten Use

A Washburn School Study Committee tentatively recommended using the closed 54 year old facility for special education and possibly kindergarten classes. Seven members discussed plans to draft resolutions for the La Crosse Area Public School District Board, with ongoing debates on regular attendance and future classroom use.

Washburn la Crosse Area Mary Jenks Arlene Novak Robert Woodruff Ruth Lamke Hallie Marshall Linda Goodwin Joan Joanis Sandra Mihalovic

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