Highway 128 in St Croix County to Undergo Widening and Resurfacing
Construction on Highway 128 north of I-94 will run under traffic while the southern segment will close to through traffic with a detour via County Trunks I and B. Shafer Contracting Company of Shafer Minnesota holds a $1.4 million contract and work should finish by mid October.
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St. Croix County
Tom Clark
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Eau Claire
Shafer Contracting Company, Inc., of
Shafer, Minn
Assemblyman Harland Everson Wins FFA Distinguished Award
Wisconsin state Rep Harland Everson of Dodge County received a Distinguished Service Award from the Future Farmers of America at their Green Lake convention on June 9. The citation lauded his leadership in state government and cross party respect among farm and city communities. Everson chairs the Agriculture and Nutrition Committee and sits on Transportation and Environmental Resources committees. elected to the Assembly in 1970, he is a Sparta High School and University of Wisconsin economics graduate.
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Harland Everson
Dodgerton
Agriculture and Nutrition Committee
State Assembly
The
Future Farmers of America
Green Lake
Everson
Agriculture and Nutrition
Rep. Everson
Sparta High School
University of Wisconsin
Colfax FFA Dairy Show Sponsored by Alumni
Colfax FFA alumni host their third open class dairy show at Colfax fairgrounds on June 27 at 1 00 p m. The event includes a President class for children 6 to 8 with awards for all participants and charges entry fees for cattle without free shows for junior exhibitors. Heights and breeds welcome with health papers required. Grand and reserve champions named from top animals in each class. For details contact Marc Lorenzen John Bates or Arlen Dobbs.
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Colfax Ffa
Colfax Fairground
Faust
Marc Lorenzen
John Bates
Arlen Dobbs
Wisconsin panel studies acid rain and control costs
A 13 member Wisconsin Legislative Council committee chaired by State Senator Joseph Strohl will review acid rain research and data in the state. It will assess causes and effects and explore control methods and costs, reporting by January 17, 1983 with proposals for the full legislature. Patricia Wolff and Gary Johnson listed contact points.
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Wisconsin Legislative Council
Joseph Strohl
Legislative Council
Patricia Wolff
Gary Johnson
Bigger role sought for prison farms in correctional system
Rep. Harland Everson of Edgerton argues for expanding state prison farms as key to food provision and inmate rehabilitation. A Prison Farm Subcommittee toured On eida Green Bay Winnebago Fox Lake and Waupun facilities, highlighting strong livestock, farm management and broader job skills for inmates preparing for release.
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Harland Everson
Edgerton
Everson
Wisconsin Stores Surplus Butter Says Official
Wilmer Dahl, head of the state agriculture department, disputes an Associated Press report. He says the AP misquoted him about surplus government butter for distribution to the needy, noting that some butter is stored in Wisconsin, not none.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
Wilmer Dahl
State Agriculture Department
Bureau of Economic and Market Development
Dahl
Country Today
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BB Vejour
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FFA
Madison
Colfax
Jim Faust
Dunn County
Radio Shack
Tandy Corporation
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S. Main
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Citizens Utility Board
Loren Anderson
Wisconsin Tourist Federation
Robert Elliker
State
Izaak Walton League
Merlin Horn
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Richelle
Lisse
Wisconsin Environmental Decade
William Zabor
Proctor and Gamble Paper Co
James Harsdorf
Thomas Crawford
Randall Radtke
June Jaronkitzky
Mary Lou Munts
Carl Otte
Assembly Agriculture and Nutrition Committee
Oneida
Green Bay
Winnebago
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Waupun
Clutch and Transmission Service Inc
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