Permanent Tax Study Committee Approved in Wisconsin
The Joint Finance Committee narrowly backed a bill to make Gov. Gaylord Nelson's tax revision study committee permanent. The 6-5 vote would create a 15 citizen members named by the governor for four year terms and four legislators for two years. The panel would study state and local revenue structures, administration, debt, and economic impact with a mid-September target for recommendations.
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Nelson
Finance Committee
Wisconsin tax study to guide revisions after session
Five member UW tax impact study group gathers data as the tax revision committee prepares recommendations. Co-chairman Fred Risser argues continuing tax study is needed amid fiscal problems. Work aims to complete by August first.
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Fred Risser
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Baby suffocates in crib after sheet entangles child
Anthony Kenneth Braun aged 1 was found dead in his Dodge County home crib. Coroner Dr Harold Heith ruled suffocation from a sheet that fell into the crib while a steamer was used to treat a cold. The parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Braun reported the incident.
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Satchmo Rally From Pneumonia After Attack in Spoleto
Louis Armstrong, hospitalized in Spoleto after pneumonia and heart strain, shows notable improvement. He sits up, walks unaided, jokes with nurses, and reports via TV host Ed Sullivan that the rough day is behind him. Doctors monitor for complications as temp returns to normal.
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Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
Armstrong
Anna Venturini
U.S
Ed Sullivan
Pops
Graf
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts reveal family and social strains
A selection from Dear Ann Landers covers a teen girl grieving her mother, a distressed father clinging to memory, and guidance on coping with loss. Other letters discuss a new bridge club member’s worm in salad, and a multigenerational household strain with two daughters sharing a home and disciplining a grandchild.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Jim
Junior
Doctor reports musician patient responds to treatment
Attendants said he was treated with antibiotics and kept under sedation during most of Thursday. A careful watch was kept for heart complications. Dr. Alexander Schiff of New York, the musician's personal physician, said before leaving the hospital just before midnight that his patient had responded to the treatment.
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Alexander Schiff
New York
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