Racine District Wins Tuition Fees Fight at Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that Unified School District No. 1 of Racine County is entitled to $442,504 in tuition fees paid by nonresident students. The decision resets who owns city school debts and assets after Racine merged city schools in 1961.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Racine
Unified School District No. 1
Racine County
Elmer D. Goodland
Racine County Circuit Court
Myron Gordon
Gordon
Fond du Lac Ordered to Eliminate Sewage Odors
Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed a circuit court order requiring Fond du Lac to fix its sewage disposal plant and end odors after June 15. The Costas drive-in theater and a planned motel and restaurant alleged nuisance and harm. The court rejected Fond du Lac's claims of no nuisance and lack of irreparable damages.
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Madison
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Russell E. Hanson
Samuel G. Costas
Ferne Costas
Costas
Circuit Court
E. Harold Hallows
Supreme Court
Hallows
Treasury predicts coin supply to rebound next year
Treasury officials told Congress the coin shortage will end next year due to a new production program and actions to curb hoarding of 1964 coins. Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert A. Wallace testified before the House Monetary Affairs subcommittee led by Rep. Dante B. Fascell. Eva Adams, mint director, cited a coin craze as causing the shortage.
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Treasury
America
Congress
Eva Adams
The
Mint
Beer Sales Decline While Liquor Profits Rise in May Minnesota
May beer sales in Minnesota fell from last year while hard liquor sales rose. Beer taxes in June based on May sales were $450,779, down $2,036. June liquor taxes reached $1,754,869, up $33,881. Year to date totals show beer and liquor collections $521,209 higher than last year at $20,258,218.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Liquor Control
William Joyce
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