Cerise Club murder suspect ends siege with suicide
In Sioux Falls, David A. Leyden 44 killed himself after police surrounded his motel room linked to the Cerise Club double murder in La Crosse Wisconsin. Investigators seek FBI ballistics results to confirm if the gun fired the four bullets found at the scene.
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Sioux Falls
la Crosse
Wis
David A. Leyden
Ray Lichtie
James Dunham
Ward Ave
Ronald C. Wold
FBI
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
Madison
Paul Whipple
Cerise
Teresa Schneider
Onalaska
Whipple
Wold
Ifeyden
Leyden
Michael Abraham
Roswell
N.M
Harvey
Convention Center Favored for Harborview Plaza Plan
At a Mayor's Special Committee meeting attendees urged a convention center hotel complex at Harborview Plaza. Speakers from business and labor groups backed development with a highway link and expanded site area. The effort aims to revitalize the riverfront and attract tourism and conventions.
Downtown group backs Harborview Plaza shopping center plan
Samuel Fellows of William Doerflinger Co. leads the Downtown Business Association which favors an original Harborview Plaza shopping center concept. The group hopes for a new developer to pursue the project and may choose an alternate plan if none is found. Robert Funke listed as contact.
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Samuel Fellows
King Sr
William Doerflinger Co
Downtown Business Association
Harborview Plaza
Fellows
Robert Funke
S. 22Nd St
Bloomington firm asks second try to develop Harborview plaza
A Bloomington development firm asked the city to reconsider Landmark Development Corp as Harborview Plaza’s planner for a convention center hotel complex. Local citizens supported a center and hotel, with calls to expand the 102-acre site to 135 acres. The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority terminated its contract, and Urban Projects proposed using tax increment financing. Mayor Zielke will call another committee meeting to decide who leads the development plan.
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Maney
Tri- River
Gerald Powell
Redfield St
Building Trades Local 374
Harborview
Duane Ring
N. 24Th St
First National Bank of
Bloomington
Landmark
Radison Hotel Corp
Tom van Housen
la Croisse Redevelopment Authority
Harborview Plaza Associates
Arthur Rubloff
Ruling Backs 4 Area Teachers in Age Case
A 1972 decision in favor of four Melrose Mindoro teachers cites age discrimination by the district. Hearing examiner Bruce Schrimpf recommends back pay up to five years, a cease and desist order, and new contracts for Swenson, Mitchell, Grams, and Bibby, with potential total damages around 250000. The case moves to the Equal Rights Commission for review.
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Melrose-Mindoro
Bruce Schrimpf
Equal Rights Division
Wisconsin Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Equal Rights Commission
Schrimpf
Lucille Swenson
Melrose
Myrtle Mitchell
Ettrick
Phyllis Grams
Grandad Terrace
la Crosse
Laura Bibby
Ettrick Vacal Mucin
Melrose School
Melrose- Mindoro
Swenson
Mitchell
Grams
Bibby
Schrimp
Louis Grzadzielewski
John Bosshard Grzadzielewski
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Richard Schultz
Minnehaha County
Texas
Mary McWain
Julie Buehler
Tribune
Onalaska Middle School
Quincy St
Gile McWain
Madison St
Henry Buehler
Monroe St
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Convention Center
Kenneth O. Blanchard
The
Blanchard
Riverfront
Patrick P. Kelley
Carpenters and Joiners
Union
Dale Rudy
la Crosse St
Rudy’s
la Crosse Restaurant Association
Wesely
Dorothy Benham
la Crosse Municipal
Sam Hageman
David Hammes
Minnesota
Miss Benham
Viterbo Fine Arts Center
Tanicht
van Housen
Patrick Zielke
Plaza
State Supreme Court
Walter Alston
Dodger
Ann Landers
Larry Bushing
Bosshard
Buffalo County
Herbert Hoyer
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