Biopsychologist links stress to electrical fields in Wisconsin
Dr. Craig Kronstedt a Glenwood City biopyschologist testified at PSC hearings Jan 20 that electrical frequencies from common uses may cause stress and mental strain especially in urban areas. He cited monkey studies and brain cell changes suggesting increased stress in denser electrical environments. Madonna Dotznie Praschak of Glenwood City described her home near high voltage lines and asked if such exposure could harm her family. Kronstedt said denser fields raise stress potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Kronstedt
Ashland
Public Service Commission
Dr. Kronstedt
Kronstedt
Madonna “Dotszie
Praschak
Rt. 1
Glenwood City
PSC
General Telephone Co
James Walter
GTC
Stray voltage debate continues at PSC hearings
The stray voltage issue in dairy barns persists as NSP engineers and farmers clash over whether the 345 kilovolt line worsens readings. Grounding upgrades and insulated buried cables reduced problems on some farms, while others cite readings on metal towers and auto placements near NSP lines as potential contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern States Power Co
PSC
Snyder
Glenwood City
Schumacher
NSP
Area man joins National Farmers Union staff
Paul R. Sacia 27 formerly of Galesville and now in Alexandria Virginia has joined the Washington staff of the National Farmers Union as legislative assistant. He is a UW Madison political science graduate and former Wisconsin lobbyist on agricultural issues with experience in transportation education commodities labor welfare and foreign ownership of land. He spoke of prioritizing people over corporate needs and suggested a possible link between electrical field ionization and recent severe weather.
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Paul R. Sacia
Galesville
Alexandria
Washington
National Farmers Union
Reuben L. Johnson
Mr. Sacia
Apple
Uw-Madison
Wisconsin
Sacia
Senate Select Committee On
Twin Cities
State to study stray voltage issue in Wisconsin
Madison hearings on Northern States Power Co.’s 70 mile 345000 volt line linking Minnesota source to Eau Claire return for further sessions. A planned state level committee including industry, UW Madison ALALAS, PSC, and public members to survey stray voltage and advise on environmental studies.
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State Public Service Commission
NSP
Minnesota
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Northern States Power Co
Madison
PSC
Wisconsin
State Board of Agriculture
Rohde
Electrical Industry
UW Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
What's New in Weed Control Meeting at Centerville Town Hall
A 1:15 p.m. February 5 session at Centerville Town Hall will cover weed control in corn and soybeans with emphasis on troublesome species. UW Extension agronomist Ron Doersch leads the talk. no fee, no advance registration, open to all area farm people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Town Hall
Ron Doersch
Uw-Extension Agronomist
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U.S. Navy
Southern Illinois University
Bayfield County
Navy
ELF
Madonna
Dotzsie’’ Praschak
Minnesota Environmental Quality Board
MEQB
Dotszie
Don Snyder
Colfax
Snyder Farm
Peter Schumacher
Elk Mound
Duttee Holmes Jr
Mr. Snyder
Don Bosman
State Department of Agriculture
Animal Health Division
Stuart Rasmussen
Dennis Radunzel
David Olszyk
Rosman
Country Today
State Agriculture Department
Washington, D.C
Philip J. Tremblay
Gary Rohde
Carol Toussaint
Art Kurtz
Agriculture Board
Elmwood Farm
L.T.D. Allis Chalmers
Gehl
New Idea
Hesston
Brillion
Bobcat
Elmwood
Allis-Chalmers
Black River Cattle CO
Centerville
Western Ave
Jim Ruckman
John Petto
Rice Lake
Dick McGee
Mondovi
Lake Street
Ironwood
Michigan
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