State Council Opposes Expanded Jobless Benefits Across Wisconsin
The Wisconsin UC Advisory Council opposes proposed state and federal boosts to unemployment compensation. Paul Hassett of the Wisconsin Manufacturers Association warned such increases raise costs and threaten UC funding solvency. He noted the council’s rare disagreement on UC bills and urged employer action to support claims.
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Unemployment Compensation Advisory Council
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Joint Committee On Legislative Organization
Keith Straight
Jack Gevaart
General Motors Assembly
Janesville
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Halfway House To Open In Crawford County
Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin residents will see a Transitional Living Unit open Saturday as part of a county plan to provide services for mental illness alcoholism and drug abuse. The Crawford County Unified Board states the unit will help residents access local treatment and support.
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Prairie DU Chien
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Crawford County Unified Board
Satter County
Crawford County Counseling Center
Crawford County Department of Social Services
Charles Elvert
Crawford County
Unified Board
Vernon
Grant
Junior Academy Names Advisers For Bicentennial
Key local figures from West Salem and Onalaska were named to the Wisconsin Junior Academy area advisory committee for the 1976 Bicentennial Spring Festival to be held May 1 at West Salem High School. The event, a joint project with the Wisconsin American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, will engage area high school students in multi media film science dance writing art and history lessons. The festival is part of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters.
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Clarence Brauer
Maynard Carlson
James Saxton
Nick Quinn
Phyllis Bartz
West Salem
Karen Hansen
Onalaska
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Wisconsin Junior Academy
WJA
Joan Solie
West Salem High School
Wisconsin American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
Solie
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters
Wisconsin
University Ave
Madison
City man gets 60 days in jail for check forgery
Leonard Copus 27 of 1420 S 10th St was sentenced in Circuit Court to 60 days in jail and a two year probation for check forgery. He must repay a forged 143 dollar check plus costs, cover lawyer fees, join an alcoholism program, and may be re-sentenced if probation is violated under Huber Law. Judge Peter G. Pappas imposed the terms and warned of consequences.
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Leonard Copus
S. 10Th St
Peter G. Pappas
Copus
School Head's Son Sentenced On Charges
Michael Grzadzielewski 21 of Melrose was placed on four years probation after pleading guilty to escaping from a police officer and possessing marijuana. The original felony charge of possession and manufacture was reduced by plea bargain. He must serve the first 60 days in Jackson County jail under the Huber Law.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Michael Grzadzielewski
Melrose
Lowell Schoengarth
Grzadzielewski
Melrose-Mindoro
Louis Grzadzielewski
John Bosshard
la Crosse
Jackson County
Thomas Lister
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