Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Paper Co closing not labor dispute
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the 1971 closing of Flambeau Paper Co in Park Falls was not caused by a bona fide labor dispute, reversing a lower decision and granting no unemployment benefits to about 370 workers. The ruling aligns with state law barring benefits to strikers. A separate item notes a Holstein tour sponsored by La Crosse County Breeders and University Extension Service for 4 H members, with stops in Melrose, Black River Falls, Alma Center, and Humbird.
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Madison
Wis
Isconsin Supreme Court
Flambeau Paper Co
Park Falls
High Court
Reserve
George R. Currie
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
University Extension Service
Jackson County
Douglas Traastad
Traastad
Interstate Fairgrounds
West Salem
Bangors Corner
Mindoro Bank
Russell
Gary Stetzer
Melrose
John Roberts Cranberry Marsh
Perry Creek Park
Black River Falls
Francis Heller
Folk Musician To Perform At UW L And WWTI
Folk musician Jimmy Collier with Sweet Medicine will perform at WWTI and UW L from Thursday through Saturday. He will play at the WWTI student center lounge 11 am to 1 pm Thursday and Friday and at Whitney Center on the UWL campus Thursday through Saturday at 8 30 pm. All shows are free. Collier, 26, has performed at major venues and festivals and has released three recordings while appearing in two films.
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Jimmy Collier
Sweet Medicine
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
WWTI
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Uw-L
Collier
Whitney Center
Uwl
Carnegie Recital Hall
Schaeffer Music Festival
Madison Square Garden
Electric Circus
New York City
Saylor, Pioneer of Conservation, Dies at 65 in Houston
Rep John P Saylor longtime conservation leader dies at 65 in Houston Texas He shaped national policies on natural resources and environment Nixon calls him a congressman of exceptional stature He chaired House Interior and Insular Affairs ranking Republican and authored the Wilderness Act and supported antipollution efforts He backed creation of the Office of Coal Research and helped push the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969
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Johnstown
John P. Saylor
Congress
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Saylor
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Tex
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Office of Coal Research
Wheelchair-bound Woman Dies After Fall at Milwaukee Home
In Milwaukee an 82-year-old nursing home resident named Helen Kachelmeier died after she and her wheelchair toppled down stairs. The facility said she was strapped to the chair to prevent wandering, with the chair reportedly fastened to a corridor railing.
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Milwaukee
Helen Kachelmeier
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