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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1976

Page

6

MIT Students Build Wacky Tug Bot Derby Winners

About 134 MIT students in Cambridge staged the eighth Great Sandbox Derby for Introduction to Design 2.70. Sue Kayton, 19, of Santa Monica, won with Tugger Mugger, a compact puller that outsassigned rivals using rubber bands and a simple anchor system. The kit supplied kept machines under 2.2 pounds and able to start and stop easily, while 600 spectators cheered in the MIT lecture hall.

Cambridge, Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology Rube Goldberg Sue Kayton Santa Monica Calif MIT Cambridge

Minority Parties Highlight La Crosse Senate Debate

At the University of Wisconsin La Crosse a senatorial debate spotlighted minority party voices. William Hart of the Democratic Socialist Party quipped on brevity as Proxmire and York led the panel. SWP candidate Schwarz urged rights expansion while Labor Party’s MacLaurin touted bold reforms including a world bank and a 1985 fusion drive.

University of la Crosse-Wisconsin Democratic Socialist Party William Hart William Proxmire Stanley York Manasha Robert Nordlander Socialist Labor Party Mark Schwarz Socialist Workers Party SWP Michael MacLaurin U.S. Labor Party Schwarz MacLaurin la Crosse Proxmire York League of Women Voters International Development Bank Soviet Union U.S Labor Party

Capuchin Plans Mission at St Joseph Black River Falls

Capuchin priest Rev Robert Udulutsch will lead a Christian Renewal Mission at St Joseph Catholic Church in Black River Falls from Sunday November 7 to Friday November 12. He will preach at all Masses to open the mission and hold evening services each day, focusing on faith and core Christian beliefs. Activities include conscience formation confession marriage and family, with one service dedicated to the Eucharist.

Black River Falls Wis Robert Udulutsch St. Joseph Catholic Church James F. Murphy St. Joseph's

Man Ordained in Home Church at Local Lutheran Parish

Rev Craig H Hanson was ordained into the American Lutheran Church at Evangelical Lutheran Church here. It was the first ordination of a local man in the 105 year history of the congregation. Rev Reuben Groehler of St Louis Park Minn officiated. Hanson’s family and local pastors participated in the ceremony. He is son of Vernon and Lois Hanson and was born May 16 1947 in Black River Falls. He attended UW Stevens Point for a BS in business, worked for Employers Insurance in Wausau, served in the Army Reserves, studied at Luther Theological Seminary, and will serve as assistant pastor at Roseville Lutheran Church in Roseville Minn. Hanson and his wife Cynthia Pierce have two daughters Heather and Anne.

Black River Falls Wis Craig H. Hanson American Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Reuben Groehler St. Louis Park Minn Tom Heyd Erik Zingleman Hanson Karen Blackdeer Madison Paul Todd Cynthia Pierce Vernon Lois Hanson University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Employers Insurance Wausau Luther Theological Seminary St. Paul Roseville Lutheran Congregation Roseville Roseville Lutheran Church Heather Anne

Refillable Bottles and Cans Cheaper in Survey

A 28 city survey by the League of Women Voters and the EPA finds refillable soft drinks cost about five cents less per bottle than throwaway options, with six packs and 32 ounce sizes showing larger savings. Beer in returnable containers saves about two dollars per case, with wide savings across sizes. The study supports efforts to curb throwaway containers and may influence state and federal policy debates.

Washington League of Women Voters Environmental Protection Agency Congress San Francisco Roseville Minn Virginia Maryland United States Federal Energy Administration

Dental Assistants Refresher Course At Western Wisconsin Tech

Western Wisconsin Technical Institute offers a 10 hour refresher course for dental assistants to improve chairside work. Classes run in Room 408 Kumm Building 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Mon Nov 8 and Thu Nov 11 and 6 to 10 p.m. Mon Nov 15. Enrollment limited to 20. call for details.

Western Wisconsin Technical Institute Kumm WWTI

Church Thief Returns Loot and Interest in Robbinsdale

A letter and $100 in two $50 bills arrived at First Congregational Church of Robbinsdale with an apology and a promise to help locate the theft victim. The writer admits stealing from a woman's purse around 1956, notes the loot was $40 to $45 plus interest, and asks the church to forward the money to the rightful owner or a family member if alive. The pastor said the church is checking records to locate any report of the incident.

Robbinsdale, Minn First Congregational Church Robbinsdale Wayne Robinson

Drought Pinches Wisconsin Farms With 550 Million Loan Need

UW Extension estimates show 50,000 to 60,000 of Wisconsin’s 104,000 farmers may seek about 10,000 per farm in loans to survive the drought. Banks, credit unions, and government officials met to map aid as trouble from failed feed crops broadens costs and lowers income across operations. State Agriculture Secretary Rohde cited hardship for feed-buying farms and broader financial strain for all affected farmers.

Madison, Wis Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Extension Richard Weigle Weigle Ers Gary Rohde Rohde

Correction: Swine flu clinic set for Wednesday in Holmen

A La Crosse County Health Nursing Service immunization clinic was announced for Wednesday, November 3, from 6 30 to 9 p.m. at Holmen Middle School. The Tribune had reported the clinic would be Tuesday, November 2.

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