La Crosse School Budget Faces 10.8 Million For 1974
The La Crosse Area Public School District Board approves a tentative 1974 budget of 10.8 million with indications of a tax cut to about 15 mills equalized. Final item reviews and approvals loom, with potential cuts and shifts to accommodate new state aid rules and expanded special education requirements.
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la Crosse Area
Wais
Eugene Balts
Wisconsin
Balts
la Crosse
Robert Johns Jr
Johns
la Crosse Education Association
Beef prices stable here while chicken and pork dip
Local spokesmen report beef prices unchanged this week despite a lifted price freeze. Wholesale beef rose slightly since the freeze ended, but retailers say prices should stay steady or fall as more beef enters the market.
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Robert Loberg
Gateway Foods
Oscar Peterslie
A&p Foods
West Ave. S
Loberg
Grocer’s Association
IGA
Soberg
Rose St
CIA Shakeup Aims at Sharper Defense Estimates
Washington AP reports CIA Director William Colby plans a 10 person specialist board to replace the old Board of National Estimates. The move targets clearer assessments for Nixon and to monitor China, the Soviet Union and other sensitive areas. Colby will head the US Intelligence Board with members from NSA, DIA, Treasury, State, AEC and FBI.
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Washington
William E. Colby
CIA
Nixon
U.S
China
Soviet Union
Colby
Latin America
Board of National Estimates
Living Merchant
United States Intelligence Board
National Security Agency
Defense — Intelligence Agency
Treasury and
State Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
State Department
Congress
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Aunt Nellie's Workers Not One Happy Family
About 15 migrant workers and supporters were arrested at Aunt Nellie's Foods in Clyman Wisconsin for unlawful assembly after a dispute with the plant. Sheriff Edwin Nehls said roughly 30 people were ordered off the grounds. those staying were taken into custody after talks with the district attorney and company president. Officers from Jefferson County and local police assisted.
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Nellie
Clyman, Wis
Dodge County
Edwin Nehls
Dist. Atty
James Olson
David Lau
Nehls
Guilty Plea in Whitehall Kickback Case
Whitehall clerk treasurer Alton K. Berg pleaded guilty to seven counts of accepting bribes in Trempealeau County Court. Judge A. L. Twelme fined Berg 500 dollars, with 100 days jail or 60 days plus two years probation requiring repayment of 535 dollars. Ralph Yeazel of Sun Prairie faces bribery charges. trial date not set.
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Whitehall
Wis
Alton K. Berg
Trempealeau
A. L. Twelme
Berg
Ralph Yeazel
Sun Prairie
Precision Laboratories
Northbrook
John Doe
Oshkosh
Weekend outlook with sun and cool nights
Partly cloudy and cool Friday night with a low near 45. Sunny and pleasant Saturday with a high near 68 and light westerly winds under 10 mph. Sunday brings variable clouds and a chance of showers late, with another low near 45.
Trane Lodge 21 Sets Sunday Strike Deadline
Trane Lodge 21 of the International Association of Machinists sets a strike deadline for 11 p.m. Sunday amid stalled talks with the company. 1800 members have rejected two company offers since Aug 2, with no further negotiations scheduled. Local 44 accepted a contract, while Tool and Die Lodge 1115 saw a 99 percent rejection on Aug 29 over pensions wages and protections.
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Trane Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Trane
Trane, Tool and Die Lodge 1115
Local 44
Pompidou Says France China Ties Aim at Peace and Growth
French President Georges Pompidou said during a voyage to China that the France China rapprochement is directed at nobody and should yield positive results in cultural linguistic technical scientific and human areas. He noted plans to increase youth exchanges and emphasized defensive arms cooperation and future ties with Europe.
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Agence France-Presse
Peking
Georges Pompidou
France
China
Mao Tse- Tung
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Bagels Price Rise Draws House Attention
Washington AP report notes bagels are rising in price and that Rep. Bertram Podell of New York cites the impact on bagel loving constituents in New York City. He says bagels formerly cost eight to ten cents but rose amid Phase 4 actions and wheat sales to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Bertram Podell
D-N.y
New York City
Podell
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Dennis Ashbaugh
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National Foods
Cass St
Allen Lillegard
Bridgeview Super Valu
James Boudreau
Kmart Foods
State Road
Dean R. Young
Young’s Grocery
Lakeshore Drive
Young
Jefferson County
Turkey
Ruby Begonia
Worthington
Minn
Silver Foot
Cuero, Tex
Minnesota
Ruby
Ramrod
Ken Long
Cuero Record
Tri-State
Farina Women's News
New York
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