Eight attend hearing as WWTI approves $1.67 million budget
The Western Wisconsin Technical Institute budget for 1969 totals 1,674,000 with a 949,000 tax levy and 1.27 mill rate. The district’s area expands to include most of several counties and future Jackson County. tuition shifts from Coleman's capture to home districts. debt service rises to 279,000. Public officials questioned the board on district attachment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
la Crosse
Monroe Counties
Buffalo, Trempealeau and
Vernon
Crawford and
Richland
Coleman Technical Institute
la Crosse City
Jackson County
Vernon County
Coleman
WWTI
State Bureau of Property
Coleman Institute
Hearing Set Oct 10 in Murder Case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 10 a m October 10 in La Crosse County Court for Margaret Goschke a 19 year old city girl charged with second degree murder of her baby. Her attorney requested time to prepare citing upcoming psychiatric evaluation results. Miss Goschke is free on $5000 bond and was in court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwti Direcor
Charles Richardson
la Crosse County
Campbell
Richardson
la Crosse
WWTI
Trempealeau County Board
David Brunkau
Vernon County Board
Chester Erlandson
la Crosse City
Robert Staley. Richardson
Roy Kumm
Brunkau
Hubert Schleiter
Margaret Goschke
Redfield St
Leonard Roraff
Biafran Rebels Counterattack Capture Town In Nigeria War
Biafran rebels launched counterattacks on at least three fronts and captured Ikot Ekpene near Uyo as Nigerian forces press a month-long assault. Aerial raids by Nigerian and Egyptian pilots targeted Ikot Ekpene while fighting raged near Obilagu and along the Aba Owerri road. Ojukwu vowed continued resistance, and the Red Cross reported 8 000 to 10 000 dying daily in Biafra from starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
Nigeria
Aren
Ikot Ekpene
Uyo
Umuahia
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Red Cross
Aba
Owerri
Oguta
Uhi
Ihiala
Ojukwu
Eastern Region
Consultative Assembly
Umuahiai
Geneva
International Red Cross Committee
Biafra
Local Shares of Institute Budget Listed
Local shares of the 1969 operating costs for Western Wisconsin Technical Institute are listed by county and community. Some border towns taxed only for property inside the district, with special notes for towns straddling Vernon Trempealeau and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
WWTI
Vernon, Trempealeau
Buffalo
Buffalo County
Alma
Belvidere
Cross
Dover
Gilmanton
Glencoe
Lincoln
Milton
Modena
Mondovi
Montana
Naples
Waumandee
Cochrane
Buffalo City
Fountain City
Trempealeau County
Arcadia
Burnside
Caledonia
Chimney Rock
Dodge
Ettrick
Gale
Hale
Pigeon
Preston
Trempealeau
Pigeon Falls
Blair
Galesville
Independence
Whitehall
Dirksen Reverses On Fortas Filibuster Ending
Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen announced he would not vote to end the Fortas filibuster and remains undecided on backing the nomination. The move follows a court decision touching Fortas and a later ABA position question. A Tuesday cloture vote looms as Mansfield files to limit debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abe Fortas
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Fortas
Dirksen
Witherspoon
Illinois
Potter Stewart
American Bar Association
ABA
Committee On
Dorsing Fortas
Albert Jenner
Chicago
Jenner
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dodge youth dies in motor bike accident near Pine Creek
Darrell Pellowski 17 of Dodge was killed when his motor bike lost control after a dog ran into its path near Pine Creek Friday evening. He died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital Arcadia after the crash that occurred at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Pellowski
Florian Pellowski
Dodge
Pine Creek
Trempealeau County
Eugene Galewski
Pellowski
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Arcadia
Ball and Nixon clash as diplomat joins Humphrey
Former U N ambassador George W Ball attacks Richard Nixon as Tricky Dick and calls Spiro Agnew a fourth rate hack politician He resigns to join Hubert Humphreys campaign and denounces Nixon as cynical and unprincipled The exchange spans the Senate and U N halls as campaign rhetoric heats up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Ball
Ball
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
U.S
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
U.N
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
State Department
GOP
Ray
C. Bliss
Transplant pioneer urges organs taken before donor dies
Prof Michael Woodruff told a London symposium that doctors must remove organs such as heart lungs and liver before death to succeed in transplants. He predicted artificial organs would develop in the next decade and stressed readiness to switch off life support promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Michael Woodruff
Woodruff
Institute of Biology
Hanes Plans Possible Withdrawal From Ray Defense
Arthur Hanes Sr. told a Memphis court he may withdraw as James Earl Ray’s attorney due to serious differences with his client on defense strategy. A contempt hearing against Hanes and two reporters and a private detective was continued, with issues of press freedom versus a fair trial in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Arthur Hanes Sr
James Earl Ray
Ray
Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
England
Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Criminal Court
W. Preston Battle
Renfro Hays
Charles Edmundson
The
Commercial Appeal
Roy Hamilton
Press-Scimitar
Edmundson
Hamilton
Hays
Armistead Clay
Battle
U.S
Lucius Burch
War On Sea Lamprey Revived In Michigan
OSSINEKE Mich The war on the sea lamprey has resumed in the Ossineke area. The lamprey a natural enemy of Great Lakes trout and salmon has caused destruction of other game fish. William Gaylord captain of a Bureau of Commercial Fisheries team arrived at Ossineke forest camp to set up operations to eliminate lamprey from streams feeding Lake Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossineke, Mich
Ossineke
Great Lakes
William Gaylord
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
State Forest
Lake Huron
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Bill
Jan Johnson
Wauconda
Ill
Goose Island
Tribune
Jerome R. Rosso
la Crosse Tribune
Biafran
By Arnold Zeitlin
Obilagu
John Chadwick
Eedt
William Gossett
Gossett
Wis
Prin- Sen
Gordon Allott
Colociples
Thruston B. Morton
Melvin R. Laird
By Bill Johnson
Committee For Lawyers
Lamprey
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