Inside the Capitol Unpredictable Lawmakers Shape Salaries
The legislature showcases the range of pay from a $300 monthly clerk to ranking specialists in the $20 000 class and above.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
12
The legislature showcases the range of pay from a $300 monthly clerk to ranking specialists in the $20 000 class and above.
In Madison the Wisconsin Senate approved a state meat inspection plan aimed at closing loopholes in local markets that escaped federal rules. The article notes rising use of data processing in education, the new Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement seeking federal aid, and ongoing debates over cigarette taxation and state personnel pay.
Wisconsin Health notes that up to 1964 twenty three million power mowers were made with four to five million sold yearly and rotary mowers dominate. It cites 50 000 to 80 000 annual injuries nationwide and outlines safety steps plus a Arlington Virginia program that halved mower accidents.
Dr. Ralph E. Heal of the National Pest Control Association cautions parents in Elizabeth New Jersey to keep children from touching bats due to rabies risk. He notes bats can transmit rabies through bites or air borne particles, and even healthy appearing bats may cause danger when disturbed.
The New York Daily News named William A. Casselman to succeed retiring executive editor Robert G. Shand. Casselman, a former managing editor, joined the News in 1925 after earlier stops at Wisconsin papers including the Madison Capital Times, Milwaukee Sentinel, and Milwaukee Journal.
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