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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
6
A leading state lawmaker in Madison accuses fellow senators of padding payrolls building small empires and hiding staff from the press in a blast at run-away hiring practices in the state.
Wisconsin lawmakers weigh a bill to empower State Patrol officers to arrest anywhere in the state for any crime. Local officials warn of jurisdictional conflicts and erosion of county policing autonomy, while backers seek targeted reforms and protections for patrol officers.
Wisconsin assemblyman Rep. James Rutkowski proposes a law to prevent convicted murderers from inheriting any part of a victim’s estate. He argues existing statutes do not forfeit property rights after conviction and cites cases where killers received estates, urging a clear prohibition.
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court Probate Branch orders probate of Thelma Viola Winjum a/k/a Thelma V. Winjum will and heirship. Hearing at La Crosse County Courthouse on April 3 1973. Creditors must file claims by June 3 1973 and claims examined June 5 1973. Court Judge Eugene A. Toepel. Attorney notice provided.
Order and notice for hearing final account in the estate of Frances L. Swain Deceased La Crosse County Wisconsin. Petition by personal representative seeks approval of account payment of unfiled claims heirs inheritance tax and estate assignment. Hearing set for April 3 1973 at opening of court. Dated March 5 1973.
Don Young, Republican and former riverboat pilot from Ft. Yukon, has likely captured Alaska’s sole U.S. House seat. With 347 of 433 precincts tallied, Young led Emil Notti 31 555 28 307 as the special election to fill the vacancy proceeded.
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