Financing Dream Home Possibilities in La Crosse Area
A La Crosse Tribune survey shows most banks list eight percent as the minimum mortgage rate, with some offering seven percent in certain cases. Officials cite variables like down payment, loan term, and borrower age, warning rates may rise in coming months while dollars available for loanable funds persist.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin
William Barney
State Bank of
Matt Heimerman
Coulee State Bank
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Home Savings and Loan Association
Batavian National Bank
Lyle Anderson
Hines
First National Bank
Duane Ring
State Bank
Barney
Milwaukee
Mohr
Exchange State Bank
Savings and Loan
City County School Officials Convene Over Budget Limits
La Crosse city county and school leaders meet at City Hall to craft a united response to Wisconsin legislature caps on operating budget increases. They note city increases capped at 9 42 percent and school limits at 55 per student with potential tax options and program impacts.
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Sontag
John Thomas
Jerome Klos
Eugene Balts
James Wais
Kenyon Kies
Madison
la Crosse
Sherman C. Stellpflug
Sleeping Pills May Harm Insomniacs With Snoring
A Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic study finds about 10 percent of insomniacs may have apnea, a breathing stoppage that awakens sleepers. Dr. Christian Guilleminault notes that sleeping pills especially barbiturates can worsen mood and the sleep disorder for those with apnea or heavy snoring.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic
Christian Guilleminault
NOW blasts CBS affiliates over Maude abortion episode blackout
The National Organization for Women in Wisconsin condemned CBS Milwaukee La Crosse and Green Bay affiliates for blacking out two Maude abortion episodes. Anne Gaylor urged women have right to choose and to see programs portraying the choice. NOW praised WISC-TV Madison for airing the programs.
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National Organization For Women (Now
Wisconsin
CBS
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Green Bay
Anne ‘Gaylor
NOW
Task Force On
School Start Causes Canners Labor Hurdles in Two Firms
Opening of schools disrupts hiring at Gale Packing Co and Stokely Van Camp in Holmen. Gale cites night shift gaps from 11:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. due to underage work limits. manager says more full timers, women, and men are needed. Stokely Van Camp reports a similar staffing strain as plants run.
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Fred Sacia
Gale Packing Co
Gale Packing
Stokely van Camp
Holmen
Ron Christopherson
Death Notice Frank A Kreutz of West Salem
Frank A Irish Kreutz 86 West Salem died Friday morning Aug 31 in a local hospital. Services set Tuesday 8 30 a.m. at Schumacher Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with Rev James O Connell. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. Rosary 7 30 p.m. Born La Crosse Nov 29 1886 to Anton Kreutz. Survived by sisters Mary Raith and Ann Schaefer both of La Crosse and brother Anton of La Crosse. Preceded in death by three sisters and a brother.
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Frank A
la Crosse
Anton Kreutz
Mary Raith
Peter
Ann) Schaefer
Anton
Lewis Olson
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Mount Sterling Lutheran Church
Trygve Holter
Church Cemetery
Martin
Whitehall
Sidney Warner
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Clifford Rutland
Cambria
Johnson Funeral Home
Local 21 Rejects Trane Offer in Big Vote
The International Association of Machinists Local 21 rejected Trane Co’s latest offer by nearly four to one at a Friday afternoon meeting in the Mary FE Sawyer Auditorium. About 1,100 members voted no. roughly 300 supported. Talks to continue with no strike planned. Lodge 1115 members also voted 99 percent against the package, citing pensions and wages as key issues. Lodge 1115 has about 80 members. An unconfirmed report says Local 44 may have accepted the offer.
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Trane Co
International Association of Machinists
Mary FE. Sawyer Auditorium
Tool and Die Lodge 1115
Trane
Lodge 1115
Local 44
Renter Ordered to Vacate Shelter Home in Sparta
Monroe County Shelter Care Inc. wins a writ of restitution from Judge Olga Bennett and orders Sam Clark to leave the residence at 705 Walcott St., Sparta by Sept. 13. Clark must post a $200 bond and pay $3.33 daily rent from June 28 when Shelter Care bought the property from Hugh and Virgil Frosh.
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Sparta
Wis
Vernon County
Olga Bennett Friday
Monroe County
Shelter Care, Inc
Sam Clark
Clark
Walcott St
Hugh and
Virgil Frosh
Burns To Push For UW La Crosse Graduate Program
Robert L. Burns and the University of Wisconsin La Crosse Faculty Senate plan to attend the Board of Regents meeting in Madison to defend saving UWL’s graduate school. The group endorsed Burns to speak if the topic arises as regents consider potential cuts and redefined missions. Regents may delay final action to October or November amid community pressure.
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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Board of Regents
Madison
UWL
Robert L. Burns
Burns
Donald Smith
Uw-Eau Claire
UW Oshkosh
Smith
Marriages listed for La Crosse Holmen area couples
Notices of marriage licenses for multiple couples in La Crosse and Tomah areas with planned wedding dates from late August to September. Names include Leonard Dettman Blum Nelson Breidel Heim Niles Weber Srdich and others. Weather and bridge club results also noted with locations and scores.
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LA Crosse
Paul M. Leonard
Holmen
Dinah L. Dettman
Michael J. Seitz
N. Glendale St
Tomah
Mary J. Soper
Wood St
Chester G. Blum
Jill A. Nelson
Thomas
Jeanne M. Hilbert
Jackson St
Armstrong Trial Set to Begin October 15 in Wisconsin
Karleton Armstrong, 27, is scheduled to stand trial October 15 in Dane County Circuit Court for the 1970 University of Wisconsin bombing of the Army Mathematics Research Center and the killing of a researcher. He has been held in Dane County and Toronto jails since his February 1972 arrest and March 1973 extradition. The date follows prosecutors’ demand that the trial start within three months after postponement of the initial June 11 date.
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Madison, Wis
Karleton Armstrong
Dane County
William C. Sachtsen
Armstrong
Toronto
Ont
Madison
Canada
University of Wisconsin
Army Mathematics Research Center
Sachtsen
Four Day Week Experiment Fails for Wisconsin Staff
In Madison the Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations reports its six month trial of a four day work week for sixteen building plan examiners failed. Seven remain on four ten hour days while nine return to five days citing fatigue and conflicts. Productivity rose 2.8 percent during the period.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Gas Stations Likely Open Across Minnesota Labor Day Weekend
The Minnesota Automobile Association says about 75 percent of Minnesota gasoline stations will be open over Labor Day weekend. A sample of 46 stations indicated motorists can expect fuel availability during weekend trips.
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Burnsville, Minn
Minnesota Automobile Association
MAA
Minnesota
La Crosse Tribune publication notice and pricing
The La Crosse Tribune lists missed paper call number 782 8040 and details payment addresses. It notes noon publication times and a city carrier price of 1.60 biweekly. Subscription rates include La Crosse Sunday Tribune within 75 miles at 30 dollars per year for Volume 69 Number 107.
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LA Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Eternoon
No. 3Rd St
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Court Judgments Prosper in La Crosse County Record
County Court of La Crosse issues multiple judgments against individuals and firms. Dr J W Johnson of Withee wins $77.35 against Floyd Harts of Hokah. Credit Bureau acts for Nelson Clothing Co and Major Drug in several sums. Gundersen Clinic cases involve Patricia Lawton and others with varied amounts. other judgments include Clayton Every against Loren Howe, Odell J Anderson against Ricky Small Jr, La Crosse Clinic cases, Commercial Credit Plan against the Herbsts, and Yerly Corp against William Lamke.
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J. W. Johnson
Withee
Floyd Harts
Hokah
Credit Bureau of
Nelson Clothing Co
Dave J. Beranek
St. Paul St
Credit Bureau
John Dolan
Onalaska
Gundersen Clinic
Patricia Lawton
S. 3Rd St
Jake J. Mickschl
N. 3Rd St
Milford L. Miller
Harlan H. Schmidt
Robert W. Steele
Bainbridge St
Floyd Stone
St. James St
Clayton Every
Loren Howe
Weston St
Odell J. Anderson
Ricky H. Small Jr
Mindoro
la Crosse Clinic
Joan Smitek
Caroline St
Gerald L. Turner
S. East Ave
Commercial Credit Plan
S. 4Th St
Glenn A
Valerie J. Herbst
Janesville
Yerly Corp
Sumner St
William Lamke
S. 10Th St
Births in La Crosse and Trempealeau areas
Birth announcements from St. Francis and Lutheran hospitals list newborns on Aug. 29 30 31. Names include Gerald and spouse Kjos Trempealeau. James and Kathleen Wagner Madison Street. Earl Adams Trempealeau. Donald Clarkin La 9th Street. James Dassing La Crescent Minn. Lorinaot Trempealeau. Ronald Pierzina Onalaska. Leroy Wright Onalaska. Gordon Johnson Stoddard.
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Lacrosse St. Francis Hospital
Gerald Kjos
State Road
Charlene Anderson
James Wagner
Madison St
Kathleen Wiess
Earl Adams
Trempealeau
Lynn Keeney
Ave
Donald Clarkin
N. 9Th St
Loretta Gronemus
James Dassing
la Crescent
Minn
Donna Easter
Lorin
Aot Trempealeau
Marian Hanson
Ronald Pierzina
Judy, Siegle
Lutheran
Deaths VIROQUA WI Mrs Charley Christianson 94
Mrs Charley Annie Christianson 94 of Viroqua died August 30 in the local hospital. Services set for 1 p.m. Monday at North West Prairie Lutheran Church with Rev H Albert Weltzin. burial in the church cemetery. Visitation Sunday 7–9 p.m. at Jacobson Vance Funeral Home and Monday at church. Survived by three sons Henry Edwin Ernest and three daughters Inga Brudos Max Geesa Hilda Mortenson and others.
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Viroqua
Wis
Charley
Annie) Christianson
North West Prairie Lutheran Church
H. Albert Weltzin
Jacobson-Vance Funeral Home
Henry
Edwin
Holmen Man Sentenced 30 Days for Bail Jumping
Randy W. Harter, 18, pleaded guilty in La Crosse County Court to bail jumping and was sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Judge Leonard RorafT The case notes he failed to appear Aug 13 for circuit court sentencing on charges of car removal without payment and contributing to a minor delinquency The Navy also filed a hold order alleging desertion and he must appear next week in circuit court for further sentencing.
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Michigan
la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Lloyd A. Gatewood
Benton Harbor
Gatewood
Charles Goerdt
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Low Motor Co
Florida
California
Maryland
Texas
Lubbock
la Crosse
Holmen
Randy W. Harter
Harter
Peter Pappas
Circuit Court
Navy
Injured Bicyclist Remains Critical After Crash
A rural La Crosse man Erick A. Werner 23 remains in critical condition at Lutheran Hospital after being struck from behind on Highway 16 north of Gillette Street Road Medary. Several local accident and obituary notices follow from Sparta Lewis Olson Soldiers Grove Mrs John Burns Chaseburg and Whitehall with details of deaths injuries and services.
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Lutheran Hospital
Erick A. Werner
Vicki L. Berg
Gillette Street
Medary
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