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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1985
Page
2
The National Weather Service records show normal high and low temperatures and averages for Eau Claire for March 27 through April 2. Daily highs range from 44 to 48, nightly lows from 23 to 26, and average temps from 33 to 37 degrees.
A compact ledger of daily records with headings TODAY, Mar, and Apr entries plus line numbers and year stamps from 1903 to 1973 summarizing historical dates and archival references. The list includes Mar 28 to Apr 2 across multiple years with various H and L codes.
President Reagan at a Gridiron Club dinner joked about keeping the grain and exporting the farmers. Critics including Sen. Tom Harkin and Rep. Bill Alexander condemned the remark as uncaring toward troubled growers. White House aides framed the quip as off the cuff, while lawmakers urged apology or explanation.
Public Intervenor Thomas Dawson urged Senate President Fred Risser and Assembly Speaker Thomas Loftus to fast track a Legislative Council study on restoring a $500,000 well compensation program aimed at reimbursing polluted well owners. He warned Governor Earl plans to end the program, leaving polluters off the hook as the state lacks resources to process existing claims.
An apparent kickback scheme involving a former Barron Electric Cooperative line superintendent and a brushing contractor was halted after an internal probe. The matter was turned over to the Barron County district attorney for criminal action. BBC Manager Kenneth Petersen said members will not bear losses, and praised those who assisted. Evidence began with an anonymous tip last fall, leading to the employee's termination and referral to authorities.
Wisconsin marks Tornado Awareness Week with a statewide drill at 1 40 p m Thursday and calls for safety drills in schools. Meteorologist Edwin Addison notes rising interest in tornado spotter classes as southern Wisconsin residents stay mindful after last year s destructive outbreak.
Clark Electric Cooperative members heard margins jumped from about 493000 in 1983 to 807000 in 1984 as roughly 500 of 6000 members attended the March 19 meeting. Net revenue rose to about 7.47 million from 7.07 million with a 1984 full-year rate increase benefiting capital credits. Three directors were elected: Peter Flashinski, Louis Dux, and Anthony Jarocki.
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