Kenosha Challenges Voting Machine Law
Kenosha filed to appeal a state Supreme Court decision upholding Wisconsin’s voting machine law. The 1963 statute requires cities over 10 000 population to use voting machines by the 1966 primary. The case centers on home rule versus state election power and was ruled to supersede local exemptions.
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Madison
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Byrnes undecided on tax increase stance amid fiscal data
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin, Ways and Means member, says he seeks full fiscal figures before deciding on any tax increase. He warns of a potential deficit unless expenditures are cut, and questions White House tax plans amid a new Republican led 90th Congress.
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John W. Byrnes
R - Wis
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Ways and Means Committee
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White House
Congress
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HUD Grants Assist Wisconsin Seven-County Planning
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a $21,546 grant to the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to aid development of plans for the seven county area.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
UW to Acquire MURA Research Plant Site
Wisconsin wins state approval to buy the Midwest Universities Research Association facility near Joliet. MURA will disband next June after 11 years of atomic research. The Stoughton site is among six finalists for a 375 million atomic accelerator project.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Joliet
Ill
Jerris Leonard
R-Bayside
Wisconsin
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