Weekly Weather Summary for Multiple Wisconsin Counties
A June 8 to June 14 weather snapshot covers Clark Eau Claire Jackson Pepin Pierce Polk Rusk St Croix Trempealeau counties. Expect daily highs in the 70s to low 80s with cooler nights and scattered showers. Regional patterns show typical summer variability across western and northwestern Wisconsin.
Grain elevator task force presents initial findings
The USDA elevator task force told Senate Judiciary Committee that preventing bankruptcy is key. Ray Lett proposed joint federal and state actions, ruled out new federal agency, and rejected full bankruptcy law overhaul. Proposals include stronger USDA involvement, audited financials for warehouses, higher bond requirements, licensing under the WareHouse Act or equivalent state laws, and targeted enforcement.
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Seven Day Outlook With High and Low Temperatures
A seven day outlook lists daily highs and lows for June 18 to June 23 with forecasted average values. Temperatures show highs around 78 to 79 and lows near 55 to 57 along with average readings, indicating a warm period with modest evening cooling.
Weather records set across June historical highs
The records list several high temperatures by date from 1902 to 1972. Entries include June 18 through June 23 with highs ranging from the mid 90s to 100, tagged by code references such as H-96 L-39 and L-45. The data marks notable heat records in successive years.
Janesville man gains USDA post
Alan T. Tracy of Janesville was named general sales manager and associate administrator of the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service. Tracy, 34, has chaired Tracy and Son Farms Inc. since 1976 and holds degrees in agricultural economics from Cornell and international business from UW Madison.
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Alan T. Tracy
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
Tracy and Son Farms Inc
Mr. Tracy
Cornell University
New York
Uw-Madison
Earth’s spin speeds up first time in 25 years, timekeeper says
Dr Gernot Winkler of the U S Naval Observatory reports a temporary acceleration of Earth's rotation reversing a long term slowdown. He notes leap seconds adjust clocks to astronomical time and that recent speedups differ from past decades, with scientists linking friction in the Earth and oceans to the variation.
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U.S. Naval Observatory
Dr. Winkler
Winkler
Collier Smith
National Bureau of Standards
Banquet Planned for UW River Falls Alumni and Friends
Alumni and friends of UW River Falls are invited to a banquet Saturday evening at the Holiday Inn. Social time at 6 30 p m, banquet at 7 15 p m. Speaker Dr Emogene Nelson professor of physical education. Menu filet mignon or shrimp 8 95. Donations support two annual scholarships. Send reservations or donations to Gordon Hoff Eau Claire Wisconsin.
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Uw-River Falls
Holiday Inn
Emogene Nelson
Gordon Hoff
Bradley Ave
Eau Claire
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