The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 2

I weather 30 Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dupl. el Commerce COLD 50 Shewers Snow 70 Flurries Figures Shew Law Temperatures Expected Until Thunday Marning Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated- Consult Local Forecast WEATHER FORECAST, Sunny skies are forecast for most of the nation today. Showers are forecast for the Pacific Northwest, the north and central Rockies, Florida and from the upper Ohio Valley to New England. Weather will continue warm in the southern and eastern portions of the country, cooler in the remainder.

(AP Photofax) Local readings Readings for the 24 hours ending at noon today: Maximum temperature 86, minimum 47, noon 59, no precipitation. A year ago: High 65, low 37, noon 63, no precipitation. Normal temperature range for this date 69 to 48. Record high 87 in 1898, record low 23 in 1949. Sun rises tomorrow a at 7:02, sets at 6:50.

1st Qtr. Full Oct. 27 Oct. Forecasts S.E. Minnesota Increasing cloudiness tonight, chance of a shower tonight and Thursday.

Warmer tonight. High Thursday 66 to 72. Low tonight 54. Chance of rain tonight and Thursday 30 percent. Minnesota Increasing cloudiness tonight, Chance of scattered showers tonight and Thursday.

Warmer west and south tonight. High Thurs- day 58 to 72. Low tonight 38 1 to 54. Wisconsin Partly cloudy and cooler tonight, chance of showers and thunderstorms southwest portion. Lows from the upper 30s extreme northwest to around 50 extreme southeast.

Variable cloudiness with chance of showers Thursday. Highs 68 to 78. 5-day forecast MINNESOTA Cloudy Friday and Saturday. Showers Friday and northeast Saturday. Generally fair Sunday.

Cooler Friday, continued cool Saturday. Little warmer northwest Sunday except cooler most sections at night. Highs Friday and Saturday lower 50s north to upper 50s south. Lows early in period mostly in 40s to mostly 30s by Sunday. Whitehall man pays $49 fine WHITEHALL, Wis.

John L. Boehm, 19, Whitehall, pleaded guilty to unreasonable and imprudent driving at Trempealeau County Court Tuesday. He was fined $49. Geoffrey R. Kelly, 16, Osseo, was found not guilty by the court and the case was dismissed.

Kelly had been charged by Last Qtr. New Oct. 11 Oct. 19 Elsewhere High Low Pr Albany, cldy 66 59 Albu'que, cldy 82 55 Amarillo, cldy 84 65 Anchorage, cldy 45 41 Asheville, clear 81 60 Atlanta, clear 83 66 Birmingham, clear 87 65 Bismarck, clear 63 36 Boise, cldy 60 44 .12 Boston, cldy 69 62 Buffalo, clear 80 72 Charleston, clear 84 67 Charlotte, clear 80 61 Chicago, cldy 89 70 Cincinnati, clear 84 64 Cleveland, cldy 84 70 Denver, clear 71 40 Des Moines cldy 88 60 Detroit, clear 86 71 Duluth, clear 67 41 .03 Fort Worth, clear 91 70 Green Bay, 81 50 .02 Helena, clear 55 31 Honolulu, clear 87 75 .03 Houston, cldy 87 74 .04 Ind'apolis, cldy 86 71 Jacks'ville, clear 86 64 Kansas City, cldy 88 73 Little Rock, clear 90 65 Los Angeles, clear 75 56 Louisville, clear 88 68 Marquette, clear 77 52 Memphis, clear 89 69 Miami, clear 84 75 Milwaukee, 86 56 .05 clear 80 43 .05 New Orleans, clear 89 70 New York, cldy 68 66 .01 Okla. City, clear 83 68 Omaha, cidy 77 55 Philad'phia, clear 74 62 Phoenix, cldy 92 74 Pittsburgh, clear 83 64 Ptland, cldy 58 Ptland, rain 57 47 .54 Rapid City, clear 64 42 Richmond, cldy 80 62 St.

cldy 92 74 Salt Lake, clear 68 45 San Diego, cldy 73 61 San clear 64 56 Seattle cldy 52 43 Spokane, rain 57 42 .10 Tampa, clear 87 68 Washington, cldy 81 62 Iner Lokken, Osseo police officer, with passing over the yellow line. In years gone by (Extracts from the files of this newspaper.) Ten years ago 1961 Current enrollment at the College of Saint Teresa is record-high of 879. Dennis Kluver was hired as assistant Winona County agent by the Winona County Extension Committee. The Winona office of the Minnesota State Employment Service found jobs for 63 handicapped persons from January through August this year. Last year the office placed 79 handicapped job seekers.

Twenty-five years ago 1946 The Winona strike slate was cleared with the settlement of the dispute at the Unit Manufacturing and the Miller Waste Mills, Inc. John J. Sieracki, a welding machine operator of the Peerless Chain was the first prize winner in the horrible Lena the Hyena contest, sponsored by the Republican-Herald. Second prize to Ralph Rydman, a commercial artist at the Leicht Press. Fifty years ago 1921 An athletic club of young men was formed at a meeting held at the Holy Trinity parish building at Rollingstone, Support of various organizations in the city interested in child welfare is to be enlisted in behalf of the free dental clinic, established last fall at the State Teachers College here.

Seventy-five years ago 1896 The stock of jewelry of M. Morrison has been purchased by R. J. Thierstein, who will continue the business at the same place. A week from Sunday the dedication of the new school building of St.

Joseph's parish will take place. One-hundred years ago 1871 Mr. Bundy has left at this office a fine sample of premium popcorn. The yield was 50 bushels on half an acre. Duck hunters are now enjoying their fall sport.

Philharmonic Hall will soon be illuminated with gas. 2a Winona, Daily Minnesota News WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1971 Ex-Fillmore commissioner dead at 77 HARMONY, Minn. Julius P. Stiles, 77, Harmony, died at 6:20 a.m.

today at Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, where he had been a patient since Aug. 21. He was former owner of a feed and hardware store here. The son of Nickolas and Barbara Stiles, he was born at Spring Brook, Iowa, March 3, 1894. He served overseas dur.

ing World War and on Jan. 29, 1920, married Ruth E. Duxbury at Canton. He was a member of Greenfield Lutheran Church, the Harmony American Legion post of which he was past commander, the VFW post at Preston; was past member of the village council, had been mayor of the village, was a member of the Harmony Conservation Club and of the Modern Woodmen of the World lodge, and had been Fillmore County commissioner 20 years. Survivors are his wife; two brothers, Ervin, Big Lake, and Milburn, Maquoketa, Iowa, and three sisters, Mrs.

James (Elizabeth) Calnan, Rochester, Minn. Mrs. Gus (Angie) Eggers, Mattison, and Mrs. Gerry (Evelyn) Sayell, Chicago, Ill. Two brothers and one sister have died.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Greenfield Lutheran Church, Harmony, the Rev. I. C. Gronneberg officiating, with burial in Greenfield Cemetery.

Friends may call the Abraham Funeral Home, Harmony, Thursday after 2 p.m., and Friday at the church from 1 p.m. Whitehall man charged after crash WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) ADMISSIONS Julius Tuesday ADMISSIONS Tuesday The daily record At Community Memorial Hospital Visiting hours: Medical and surgical patients: 2 to and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (No children under 12.) Maternity patients: 2 to 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. (Adults only.) Vishors to satient limited to two one time.

Charles Taylor, Houston, Minn. Donald Johnson, Read's Landing, Minn. Mrs. Cecilia Kwosek, 10 Otis St. Jason Will, 850 44th Goodview.

Edward Berg Dakota Rt. 1, Minn. DISCHARGES Roger Theis, Waunaukee, Wis. Rt. 1, Wis.

Mrs. Thomas McKellar, 1510 Service Dr. James Blank, 720 E. Sanborn Stt. Mrs.

Ronald Mohan and baby, Gilmore Valley. Mrs. Arthur Ellestad and baby, Minnesota City, Minn. Mrs. Francis Mrozek, 456 Mankato Ave.

Mrs. Maud Hanson, 405 W. 4th St. Charles Wunderlich, Fountain, City Rt. 2, Wis.

Todd Atkinson, Peterson, Minn. Mrs. Steven Sanders and baby, Utica Rt. 1, Minn. BIRTH Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Olson, 710 Mankato a son. BIRTH ELSEWHERE SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Special) Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Muller, Minneapolis, former residents here, a son Sept, 18. FIRE CALLS Tuesday 4:21 p.m. U.S. Post Office, extinguish fire in engine compartment of postal truck, minor damage, returned at 4:31 p.m. IMPOUNDED DOGS Winona No.

888 Two black Labrador pups, one male, one female. No. 891 Small black and tan female, mixed breed. Available. No.

892 Medium-sized black male, part German shepherd and Labrador, no license. Available. No. 893 Small brown male, mixed breed, no license. Third day.

No. 894 Small black and white male, mixed breed. Available. No. 899 Small black and white female, part Beagle.

No license. Second day. No. 901 Medium sized white and gray female with 1971 license No. 56.

Second day. No. 905. Large tan female part Labrador and Shepherd. Available.

Minnesota City No. 902 Medium size black and white female, mixed breed, no license. Second day. WINONA DAM LOCKAGE Tuesday 1:15 p.m, Tennessee, eight barges up. 7:35 p.m, Foremost, nine barges up.

8:35 p.m. Arthur J. Deyer, four barges up. 9:05 p.m. Opal Lensing, one barge down.

11:40 p.m. W. S. Rhea, 1 14 barges Small "Craft 3. Today cubic feet per second at 8 a.m.

Municipal Court Winona The first case in recent municipal court history of issuing false statements to obtain food stamps was heard this morning in municipal court before Judge John D. McGill. Tofstad, pleaded 44, 478 E. to guilty issuing false statements on April 28 and June 30 to obtain $120 worth of stamps for May and June and $54 of stamps for July. The complaint, signed by William P.

Werner, director of the Winona, County Department of Services, states Tofstad made false statements on the unemployment of two sons on April 28 and of three sons on June 30. Judge McGill fined him $100 on each of the two misdemeanor charges. Tofstad was arrested 8:05 p.m. Tuesday at his home. FORFEITURES: Diane Bagniewski, E.

3rd $5, delinquent overtime parking, 2 p.m. July 13, East 2nd Street. Osmond brother undergoes surgery HOLLYWOOD (AP) Donny Osmond, a 14-year-old singer with the Osmond Brothers recovering from an emergency appendectomy, spokesmen say. Donny's parents took him to a West Los Angeles hospital Monday night. Coincidentally, 0 the surgeon was Dr.

Irving Newman, the father of another 0 popular young musician, Randy Newman. WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 1971 Two-state deaths Mrs. Helen S. Lehmann LEWISTON, Minn.

Mrs. Helen S. Lehmann, Lewiston, died today at Community Memorial Hospital, Winona. Funeral arrangements are being made by Jacobs Funeral Home, Lewiston, Two-State Funerals John Sullivan WABASHA, Minn. (Special)Funeral services for John Sullivan, Wabasha, who died Monday, will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m.

at St. Felix Catholic Church, the Rev. John P. Daley officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Pallbearers will be: Richard, Donald and Edward Blee, Elmer Schuth, James Schade and Robert Sullivan. Friends may call at AbbottWise Funeral Home today after 2 p.m, Parish Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Kenny fund drive heads are appointed Mrs. George Koenig, Winona Rt. 3, Mrs.

Everett Engler, Winona' Rt. 1, Mrs. Raymond Hayergz, Altura; Mrs. Ray Hackbarth, Houston Rt. Mrs.

George Alitz, Stockton, and Mrs. John Arntson, Wabasha, were appointed as village and township chairmen for the annual Kenny campaign in the Winona County area. The appointments were announced by Judd Jacobson, Owatonna, campaign chairman for the five participating Upper Midwest states. These ladies will organize other volunteers to explain the Kenny program and to solicit gifts on an individual and family basis. Kenny Institute, located in Minneapolis, treats patients from any area.

Approaching its 30th year of service, it specializes in rehabilitation of persons severely disabled by such conditions as stroke, rheumatoid arthritis, Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, and spinal cord injuries. Supported by funds from volunteer community campaigns, the Institute annually cares for some 500 hospitalized patients to Jacobson. Its speech and 600 outpatients, according ogy and audiology department also conducts some 4,500 sessions a year. County at 92 percent of bond quota Winona County has reached 92 percent of its 1971 Minnesota Series and Bonds sales as of Aug. 31 with $92,706.

Eightmonth cumulative sales for the county are $541,225. Fillmore County has attained 86 percent of its goal with August sales of $31,693 and eightmonth sales of $203,499. Houston County's August sales of $6,093 brought the year's cumulative total to $111,368 or 107 percent of its 1971 goal. Also exceeding its goal was Wabasha County with a cumulative total of $162,992 for the first eight months of the year or 118 percent of its goal. Its August sales were $31,774.

The state's Bond sales for August were $267,000 compared with $115,500 for 1970, up 131 percent. August bond sales were $6,538,556 up 56 percent from last year's $4,193,380. which serves residents of Buffalo, Jackson and Trempealeau Counties, will be primary responsibility to see that center programs are efficiently run and responsive to the needs of the communities. He will carry major responsibility for staffing, program development and implementation. He is a major with 128th Air Defense Wing, Wisconsin Air National Guard.

Mr. and Mrs. Maypole have two children a son, 5, and a daughter, and will live in Arcadia: Pusher provides plenty of pot Winona Funerals Edward J. Roppuld Funeral services for Edward J. Roppuld, Milwaukee, formerly of Winona, were this morning at the Cathedral of Sacred Heart, the Rev.

Msgr. Joseph McGinnis officiating. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Pallbearers, all members of Joseph Society, included: Charles Mettille, Hurrel Wardwell, Arnold Mayer, Donald and Wilfred Hundt and Leo Theis. Blair High homecoming plans told BLAIR, Wis.

(Special) -Blair High School will touch off the traditional homecoming bonfire at 8 p.m. Thursday in Riverside Memorial park. Cheerleaders will lead a pep rally supported by the high school band. Highlight of the evening will be the announcement of the king and queen. Candidates for king were selected from the senior football players by the team.

They are Ray Hughes, Steve Jacobson, Lance Johnson, Scott Johnson and Jim Kindschy. Queen candidates, selected from the senior girls and chosen by the student body, are Colleen Anderson, Rae Delle Berzinski, Pamela Heim, Susan Thorpe and Ellen Tjoflat were elected. Friday's homecoming events start with the presentation of skits by the high school classes at 2:25 p.m. in the gym. A homecoming parade will depart from the school at about 3:10, traveling down Second street to Dover Street and then east on Broadway to end in front of the drug store where a pep rally will follow.

Announcement of the winning skit and float will be made at this time. Coach Ron McDonah's Cardinals will meet Whitehall at 8 p.m. Half-time activities will be by the Blair High School band, under the direction of Everett Berg. Following the game, seniors are sponsoring a pizza supper in the high school cafeteria. The supper is open to the public, as are all homecoming activities.

Saturay evening at 8 will be the homecoming dance with music provided by the Parliaments. Coronation of the king and queen will take place at 9:30. Independence health center head named INDEPENDENCE, Wis. Donald E. Maypole has been hired as the executive director of the West Central Community Mental Health Center, Independence, beginning Oct.

15.0 Maypole received a bachelor of science degree in from Idaho State College psychology 1957. In 1961, he earned a master of social work from the University of Wisconsin. He attended summer institutes in 1965 a nd 1967 at the University of Chicago dealing with community organization, economics, supervision and a minis tration. In 1970, he attended an institute on hu- Maypole man resource management at Washington University. He has been a caseworker in the public assistance categorical aids programs, general assistance and child welfare programs; a member of a psychiatric team at Mendota State Hospital; also active in the child adolescent program at that hospital; has been a social work consultant with the Bureau of Community Resources, and mental health center program specialist; and comes to the center from the post of assistant director, Bureau of Community Resources, Division of Mental Hygiene, Madison.

His duties at the center, By BARB MANDERFELD Daily News Staff Writer Santa Claus arrived a Hittle early this year in Winona; but instead of delivering toys, he bestowed small bags of marijuana on several city and community officials and organizations. At least 19 such bags have been found around the city and persons were still calling police headquarters late this morning informing them of their unusual finds. Santa's early morning activities were first discovered by Policeman Joseph Kryzer who at 5:35 a.m. called Winona County sheriff's office to say a man had just opened the south side door of police headquarters and thrown a bag Kryzer warned sheriff authorities to watch for such a man. Upon further investigation, Kryzer found another bag in front of the.

City Hall door and sheriff's deputies found a bag on their front jail doorsteps. From then on began to pour in all involving one-half ounce plastic bags of green marijuana on which was marked in ink on white adhesive tape: "Marijuana -Courtesy of your local Most of the bags were found on doorsteps as individuals were on their way to work. At least one, however, was found in a residential mailbox which is against postal rules and regulations concerning nonmail material in boxes. Detective Capt. William King said he had field tested some of the samples and Fire prevention week luncheon is Friday The Winona Area Jaycees with the Bureau of Prevention will sponsor Winona's fire prevention week kickoff luncheon at noon Friday at the Park Plaza Hotel.

Frank Oberg, director of the Fire Information Research and Education Center, University of Minnesota, will speak at the luncheon and a film, "Preserve, Prevent, Protect" will be shown. The local Jaycees also will participate in Operation EDITH (Exit Drill the Home) campaign by distributing fire prevention pamphlets next week in the city. Luncheon tickets will be available at the door. For further information or reservations contact Ronald Schroeder, Winona National Bank, or Bruce Johnstone, inspection division, City Hall. Two thefts, vandalism probed by sheriff Two thefts and a vandalism incident are under investigation today by the Winona County sheriff's office.

A moisture kit, slide rule and level, valued at $100, stolen sometime Saturday from a field laboratory the Minnesota Highway Department. Officials reported at 4:20 p.m. Tuesday the items were taken from the laboratory in a trailer along Winona County Road 13, three miles south and one mile east of Utica, near the H. F. Radandt Co.

headquarters on I-90. Mrs. Daniel Cordes, 4155 7th Goodview, told sheriff authorities at 6:38 p.m. Tuesday rust-colored dog lawn ornament was stolen Monday night from her front yard. Loss was set at $25.

At 9 p.m. Tuesday officials of the Milwaukee Railroad Co. reported the vandalism incident. They said someone threw a rock and broke a window in the caboose as a train was passing through Dakota, Minn. No damage estimate was reported.

each proved to be one-half ounce of green marijuana. He indicated other samples will be sent to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension laboratory for further sampling. King noted police were pleased with the citizens' response, and said if any residents have any other drug-related problem, they should contact police. Individuals and buildings which so far have been reported as being recipients of Santa's include: Winona Mayor Norman Indall, City Clerk John Carter, Postmaster Lambert Hamerski, Municipal Court Judge John D. McGill, Winona County Courthouse, Winona Public Library, Winona Daily Sunday News, YWCA, Grace Presbyterian Church, Winona Attorney Richard Darby, Winona State College vice-president of adminstrative affairs Norman Decker, Winona County sheriff's office, Winona City Hall, police headquarters, Assistant Winona County Attorney Paul Brewer, Chiropractor Dr.

R. C. Cone, City Manager Carroll Fry, Assistant Winona Senior High School Principal Edwin Spencer and Police Chief James McCabe. One of the most recently reported recipients, City Manager Fry, said he doesn't believe his sample was lying on his front steps when he went to work at 7:45 a.m. He said he found the sample about 10 a.m.

and suspected it might have been placed there after 8 a.m. today. No response to La Crosse slaying suspect pickup LA CROSSE, Wis. La Crosse police said today they had no response so far to a nationwide pickup order issued last week for the suspect in a Sept. 20 slaying at La Crosse, The suspect is Donald MoKinnon, 31, Sparta, who is wanted for questioning in connection with the beating death of John E.

Copus, 24. Copus' body was found in an alley about 7 a.m. Sept, 20 and time of death was estimated at about three hours earlier. A rural Whitehall was ticketed after an accident at 8:40 p.m. Tuesday on Highway 121, miles west of here.

Richard D. Schultz, Whitehall Rt. 2, is scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. Oct. 5 in Trempealeau County Court on a charge of passing at a rural intersection.

Injured in the accident was Schultz' passenger John Boehm, Whitehall, who complained of pain but was not treated. According to investigating officers Duane Stoner, Trempealeau County traffic officer and George Fromm, Whitehall police chief, the Schultz car and one driven by Mrs. Marion B. Nelson, Blair Rt. 2, were both westbound on 121 when Mrs.

Nelson attempted a turn onto county trunk highway Q. Authorities said in attempting to brake and pass Mrs. Nelson, Schultz lost control of his car, which crossed the intersection and went down a steep embankment landing on its top. The 1969 Schultz hardtop was damaged beyond repair while Mrs. Nelson's 1966 model sedan was undamaged.

Condition of blast victim still critical PRESTON, Minn. The condition of Gene Horn was still listed as critical by a spokesman from University Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa, today. His two children, Brenda, 3, and Richard, 2, were reported in good condition. The three were injured Thursday, when Horn was attempting to light the furnace in his mobile home at Urbana, Iowa, and a gas tank exploded. Horn has been co-manager of the Skelly Gas Station, Preston, since last spring and had returned to Urbana to sell his home.

The Mississippi Flood Stage 24-hr. Stage Today Chg. Red Wing 1 14 2.4 Lake City 6.1 12 7.1 Alma Dam, T.W. 4.2 Whitman Dam 2.4 Winona T.W. 3.4 WINONA 13 5.5 Trempealeau P.

10.3 Trempealeau D. 4.0 Dakota 7.4 Dresbach Pool 9.3 Dresbach Dam 1.8 La Crosse 12 4.8 Thurs. Fri. Sat. Red Wing .2.5 2.5 2.4 Winona .5.5 5.5 5.5 La Crosse .4.8 4.8 4.7 Tributary Streams Chippewa at Durand 2.5 Zumbro at Theilman 28.6 Trempealeau at D.

3.2 Black at Galesville 2.1 La Crosse at W. S. 4.1 Root at Houston 5.4 Elgin woman pinned in car several hours ELBA, Minn. An Elgin, woman is hospitalized after being pinned inside her car for more than six hours before being found near here. Mrs.

John Souchart, 37, Elgin, is in satisfactory condition with first and second degree burns at St. Marys Hospital, Rochester. According to the investigating Winona County sheriff's deputy, Mrs. Souchart was involved in a one-car accident about 1 or 1:30 a.m. today but was not discovered until 7:54 a.m.

today by a passerby. She was found pinned inside her vehicle which was on its top in a 15-foot ditch on Winona County Road 39, 1.7 miles west of Highway 74 and three miles south of here. Authorities surmised Mrs. Souchart, alone in her car, was westbound on the road when due to foggy road conditions she slowed her vehicle pulled off the road shoulder too far. The vehicle rolled into the ditch and landed on its top.

Gas from the car seeped invehicle but no fire resulted. The car's engine was not running when the accident was discovered and Mrs. Souchart was reportedly unconscious. She was taken by St. Charles ambulance to OlmCommunity Memorial Hospital, Rochester, and then transferred to St.

Marys. Her 1970 model hardtop was damaged beyond repair. The Minnesota Highway Patrol assisted in the investigation. Planners to face lengthy agenda The Winona City Planning olition. lems created by the construc- garding off-street parking in Commission will meet Thursday IT INCLUDES a two-story, tion of Levee Plaza.

residential areas. night to face an agenda that commercial The aim is to create a clock- Three other site plans are on includes the continuation of a complex encircling the entire wise flow of through traffic the agenda. hearing on proposed zoning block, a covered courtyard and around the downtown R. S. Brink, 155 Steuben ordinance changes, a downtown a 15-story high-rise structure area, and would make through proposes construction of a 60- traffic loop plan and a site plan containing 120 apartments on 12 streets of 2nd, 4th, Franklin and by.

64-foot steel truck garage at for the $4.5 million project pro- of the floors. Two of the floors Johnson streets. The proposal 920 E. 4th St. posed for the urban renewal will be commercial and the re- would make turns in sev- Bob's Marine proposes a new block downtown.

mainder reserved for mechani- eral locations illegal, but would sales and service building on The commission will meet at cal equipment. create no one-way streets. Bluffview Circle. The buildirg 7:30 p.m. Thursday in City Hall.

The tower will have 10,000 will be one story, 60 by 90 feet. The urban renewal site plan, square feet per floor. ALSO ON the commission's William Angst of Angst Mobrought by Plaza Development The downtown traffic loop agenda is the continuation of a tor Service has proposed a 46- Minneapolis, is for a proposal is designed to facili- public hearing begun two weeks by 31-foot addition to his exhigh rise commercial and resi- tate the movement of traffic in ago on proposed ordinance changes in the isting building at 150 E. 3rd dential complex to fill the Mor- the central business district and city's zoning that the corner of East 3rd and gan block now cleared by dem- to eliminate the traffic would tighten regulations Market streets..