Solons Act To Halt DNR Office Move
A Wisconsin senate resolution seeks to pause for one year the Department of Natural Resources office relocations from Oshkosh to Green Bay and Black River Falls to Eau Claire. Senators Steinhilber Knutson and Johnson note possible economic and fiscal impacts, urging study before any June 1 move. The measure awaits committee action.
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Eau Claire
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Senate Committee On Natural Resources
Malpractice Suit Settled Out Of Court
In Whitehall Wisconsin an undisclosed out of court settlement ended the malpractice suit against Dr Servando Pesarillo formerly of Arcadia. Plaintiff Roman Tuschner 53 sought 300000 and Judge Merrill Farr noted the experts were in disagreement while the jury could only weigh expert testimony. Defense attorney Roy S Wilcox and plaintiff attorney William Skemp represented the sides.
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Whitehall
Wis
Servando Pesarillo
Arcadia
Roman Tuschner
Tuschner
Merrill Farr
Roy S. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Wil‘liam Skemp
la Crosse
More Glass In Tires Says Fiber Glass Official
New York AP reports that tire makers will use more glass fiber in tires in the coming years. Alan R. Kerivan, an executive at the company producing fiber glass, states the move will increase use of fiber glass in tire production.
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TIRES
New York
Alan R. Kerivan
Lucey names Carley to UW Regent Board
Madison businessman David Carley, a Lucey ally who helped win the governor ship, was named to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. He will replace Gordon R. Walker as term expires May 1.
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Carley
UW Regent Board
Madison
Wis
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Patrick J. Lucey
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Gordon R. Walker
Racine
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Senate
John Lavine
Chippewa Falls
State University Board of Regents
Inland Steel Development Corp
University of Wisconsin
Green Bay
Senate
Ernest Keppler
Sherboygan
Keppler
GOP
Raymond Heinzen
Marshfield
Senate Education Committee
Heinzen
Lacey
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Student Voting Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a student voting bill 76 to 20 after three hours of debate. It aims to shield college students from election day voter challenges by allowing a sworn intent to establish permanent residence where they study, contrasting with a Senate bill favored by Republicans. Governor Lucey said he will not sign a bill substantially restricting student registration rights.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Patrick J. Lucey
Assembly
Car stolen in Stoddard Wisconsin
Ver non County sheriff reports a 1963 black Buick four door sedan with license D96 191 stolen from Stoddard late Thursday night or early Friday. Owner is Patrick Umberger.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Mayor names personnel group for city women job report
VIROQUA Wisconsin Mayor Er nest Urban Tuesday night appointed Aldermen Chester Lee Reuben Hanson Alf Walby Ar nold Oldenberg and Edward German to a personnel committee to study and report on job A JOB FOR WOMEN requirements and salary rates in all city departments Twice a week garbage pickup will start Monday June 7 Aldermen approved $100 for the school safety patrol trip to Wisconsin Dells and two new hangars to be built on the west side of the airport
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Viroqua
Wis
Ernest Urban
Chester Lee
Reuben Hanson
Alf Walby
Arnold Oldenberg
Edward German
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Senate approves audit of state public relations jobs
The Wisconsin Senate overwhelmingly approved an audit of state public relations positions. Senators cited waste and potential budget savings as they debated timing and scope, with estimates of about 100 identifiable PR roles and calls to submit a report quickly to aid Lucey’s 1.9 billion budget plan.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Patrick J. Lucey
Fred Risser
Risser
Warren P. Knowles
Raymond Johnson
Eau Caire
Lucey
Credit Bureau Bill Stalls In Wisconsin Committee Debate
Wisconsin lawmakers heard a Democratic bill to regulate credit bureau collection and distribution of personal data. Critics from industry groups argued federal Fair Credit Reporting Act suffices and warned of constitutional issues. The committee delayed action while also hearing a separate bill to stiffen penalties for credit card fraud.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee
Associated Credit Bureaus of
First Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Wisconsin Savings and Loan Association
William Dixon
First Wisconsin
U.S
Robert Kay
Associated Credit
Harout Sanasarian
Sanasarian
Men as New Mexico secretary of state since 1912
Santa Fe report notes only two male holders of the secretary of state office since statehood. Antonio Lucero served from 1912 to 1918 and Manuel Martinez from 1919 to 1922, with all subsequent secretaries being women.
Battle Near Snuol as Bombers Hit Reds in Cambodia
AP dispatch from Saigon reports heavy fighting around Snuol in eastern Cambodia with South Vietnamese forces backed by U S air power. Casualties include about 12 South Vietnamese killed and 52 wounded, with Saigon claiming hundreds of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, though some figures rely on aerial observer reports. U S B 52 bombers and helicopter gunships supported ground actions near the Cambodian town and in the A Shau valley, while the Mekong River battle yielded 40 enemy corpses for Cambodian government troops and two Vietnamese soldiers killed.
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Snuol
South Vietnam
Highlands
A ‘Shau
U.S
Sauol
A Shau
le Trung Hien
Hien
U.S. Command
Cambodia
Snoul
Highway 7
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Pine City faces $500000 sewage system upgrade
Pine City Minnesota faces an estimated cost of about 500000 for upgrading its sewage disposal system as mandated by the Pollution Control Agency. Village Engineer Howard Kuustisto said the figure came at a council and industry meeting as stricter regulations require further plant improvements.
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Pine City
Minn
Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Howard Kuusisto
Weather Outlook in the Midwest Friday to Saturday
Wisconsin sees fair and cool Friday night with sunny, continuing pleasant Saturday. Minnesota forecasts mostly fair and warmer Friday night, then partly cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the west. Iowa expects fair Friday night, warmer, mostly cloudy Saturday with a chance of showers and thundershowers in the west and partly cloudy east.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
No-Fault Insurance Debate At Wisconsin Hearing
Professors from UCLA and Albany testify before the Assembly committee urging Wisconsin not to adopt no fault auto insurance. They argue it may not lower costs and could speed up payments but remove fault as a deterrent. Advocates claim 20-30 percent lower premiums with mandatory coverage and wage-based disability pay.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Assembly
Insurance and Banking Committee
Irving Peffer
UCLA
George W. Crownhart
The
American Insurance Association
William P. Atkinson
South
Milwaukee
Ralph Semerad
Albany
N.Y
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