Wisconsin Senate calls constitutional convention on abortion
The Wisconsin Senate urged a U S Constitutional convention to let states decide abortion legality. Opponents fear delegates could alter other constitutional provisions, while supporters say court rulings have undercut Wisconsin law and a convention may be only feasible route. Assembly moves to restrict abortion to licensed maternity hospitals. Rep Rogers admits the bill targets Kennan clinic.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
U.S
Wisconsin
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Joseph Lourigan
Doyle
Alfred Kennan
Midwest Medical Center
Assembly
Dane County
Kennan
William Rogers
D-Kaukauna
Rogers
Innuit name used for the American Eskimo dog
The article notes that Innuit is a name sometimes applied to the American Eskimo dog, reflecting a regional or usage variation in naming these animals.
Deaf Blind 5-Year-Old Strives For Normal Life
Cathy Mouchka, a five year old deaf and blind girl from San Rafael, attends a parochial kindergarten with normal children. She reads primers, writes numbers to 100, paints, and participates in class while receiving outside support. Her goal is first grade in a regular school setting.
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Cathy Mouchka
Donald Mouchka
E. Fairchild Sr
San Rafael
Calif
Cathy
Independent Journal
San ‘Rafael
National Association For Deaf-Blind
Conventry
England
Susan
Dominican College
Mouchka
Assembly Approves Legalized Bingo Bill in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly on Wednesday passed a bill to legalize bingo as a fund raising tool for religious and fraternal groups with a 61 to 35 vote after amendments. The measure would require approval by both houses again in 1973 and a statewide referendum to change the constitution. it was sent back to the Senate for concurrence as it differs from the earlier resolution.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Plan to Probe Warren Killed Assembly Debates Inquiry
The Assembly narrowly defeated a bid to form a bipartisan three member committee to investigate charges that the State Justice Department spies on legislators. Norman Anderson proposed the panel includingDean Spencer L. Kimball, with two more appointed by GOP leader Froehlich and Speaker Huber. The 61-34 vote fell two short of the two thirds required. Anderson vowed to resubmit in a formal resolution.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
State Justice Department
Norman Anderson
D-Madison
Anderson
Spencer L. Kimball
University of Wisconsin Law School
GOP
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
House
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
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Oxford
Saveway
Warren
Frederick Kessler
Milwaukee
Justice Department
Atto
Meeweersseperssweses
Robert Warren
Froehlich
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Oshkosh
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Oshkosh State University
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