Blackhawk Tech budget plans slight mill rate drop
The 1975 76 budget proposal for Blackhawk Technical Institute shows a minor mill rate decrease from .97386 to .97276. Public hearing June 25 at 8 30 p m in Beloit Campus Auditorium. The budget rises from 3 669 816 to 4 261 352 due to inflation and new programs with only 49 214 of the increase funded by property taxes.
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Blackhawk Technical Institute
Beloit
Fourth St
Donald Evenson
Blackhawk Tech
Evenson
State Board of Vocational, Technical and
Funeral services for Clarence F. Drake held at Shriner Neushwander
Clarence F. Drake 64 died Sunday night at Shell Lake from a heart attack. Services were held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev. John Francis of the United Methodist Church officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Herbert Huffman Lawrence Raymer LeRoy Wuetrich Don Weide Walt Asmus Alfred Trumpy. Masonic rites Wednesday evening. Drake died at his Shell Lake cottage. Mr. Asmus, formerly of the Monroe area, was with him.
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Clarence F. Drake
23Rd St
Shriner - Neushwander
John Francis
United Methodist Church
Ben Blaser
Robert Faith
Greenwood Cemetery
Herbert Huffman
Lawrence Raymer
LeRoy Wuetrich
Monroe
Don Weide
Lancaster
Walt Asmus
Hayward
Alfred Trumpy
Madison
Mr. Drake
Shell Lake
Shell Lake Hospital
Mr. Asmus
Cuba City Centennial Celebration Kicks Off With Parades and Events
A four day Centennial Celebration begins in Cuba City with senior citizens day a king and queen selection a 9 p m Centennial Ball Friday youth events a 10 30 a m Sunday parade led by Miss Wisconsin Junior Miss Marlene Egan and performances by Kids from Wisconsin in the high school gym.
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Cuba City
Wisconsin
Marlene Egan
Aspin seeks designation for Albany as Bicentennial Community
Rep. Les Aspin urges ARBA to designate the Village of Albany as a Bicentennial Community. He cites active citizens and planned events including Yester Year Days Building Tree Focus on Government and Open Air Meeting of Government in Action. Aspin asks ARBA administrator John Warner to approve the designation.
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Washington, D.C
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Albany
Cars collide in Wisconsin primary remark and New Orleans note
A minor collision in the 1600 block of 10th St left Dorothy J. Hayes’s car with minor damage after being struck by William F. Matzke’s vehicle, no injuries reported though Matzke’s car sustained moderate damage. In New Orleans Gov Patrick J. Lucey opposes a favorite son bid in Wisconsin's 1976 presidential primary, saying it could aid George C. Wallace.
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10Th St
Dorothy J. Hayes
17Th Ave
William F. Matzke
Juda
Matzke
New Orleans
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
George C. Wallace
Vandalism Probe at South School Under Investigation
Police investigate graffiti at South School after Tuesday night incident. Damage is minor and confined to writing on interior and exterior walls.
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Fire Dept
Dobson-Johnson Legion Building
Hank
Blade-Atlas
Stauffacher to Head Bicentennial Events at Monroe High
Monroe High School social studies teacher Al Stauffacher has been named bicentennial chairman by superintendent Dr. Burnell Smith. The program includes a Bicentennial Youth Debate with Lincoln Douglas style, persuasive, and extemporaneous speaking. Local winners advance to district and sectional contests with substantial cash prizes and a Washington DC trip for winners. National prizes total 10000 for top awards funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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al Stauffacher
Monroe
Burnell Smith
Stauffacher
Wisconsin
Madison
Washington, D.C
Sentenced in area fraud case involving Hinderman
Robert Hinderman, 28, of Cuba City, was sentenced in Cedar Rapids Iowa to one year in prison for violating the Internal Revenue Code. He was the last of 15 Wisconsin and Northeast Iowa residents charged in a fraudulent withholding exemption certificate scheme. Hinderman, convicted after a 12 hour jury deliberation, faced a three month period in prison before evaluation, and his brother Bernard Hinderman saw a sentence reduction to 179 days.
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Robert Hinderman
Cuba City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hinderman
Wisconsin
Celotex Corp
Dubuque
Edward McManus
Bernard Hinderman
Injured Worker Suffered Back Pelvic Injuries in Forklift Incident
Thomas Kluever aged 32 of Route 2 Brooklyn was injured when a forklift he operated at Certico Foods warehouse in Fitchburg halted suddenly and threw him against the steering gear. He received treatment at Madison General Hospital and was released.
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Thomas Kluever
Rt. 2
Brooklyn
Madison General Hospital
Kluever
Certico Foods
Fitchburg
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Ronald Boelk
Apple River
Jll
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Warren
Ill
West Ella Highland Cemetery
Thomas R
Ronald
Lou Geramine Boelk
Memorial Hospital
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital
Ralph Boelk
Wayne Geramine
Galena
Ann Robertson
Orangeville, Ill
Times
Orangeville
Aspin
National Endowment of the Humanities
Blanchardville
Ogal
Philip M. Gordon
Harry Hughes
Lena
Illinois
Duane Lobdell
Paul Duane
Stockton
Walter Nesemeyer
Freeport
Red Bronson
Richard Maze
Wisconsi
Bob Tschudy
Steve Esser
Shirley Thoman
R. C. Woethrich
Ardith Moldenhauer
Denny May
Nate Hare
Gindesch
Harold Rufenacht
Art Roethe
Ruth Lehman
Nate Deininger
Ioe
National Harvester
William A. Park
Green County
Shrine Club
Masons
St. John’s United
Church of Christ
Wolfgang Koehler
Zor Shrine
Robert L. Tottingham
Hoover
C & S Bank
City Hall
18Th Avenue
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