Lucey calls remap session to tackle redistricting
Madison govern Lucey announced a special session beginning April 19 to press redistricting, aiming for agreement by the Supreme Court deadline. He spoke after talks with leaders from both parties and noted optimism for progress.
Green County voters decide five board races in primary
In Green County primary voting defined the county Board of Supervisors contests. District 2 saw Hoesly and Zentner lead Nyland and Beers with Hoesly 469 and Zentner 455, across towns and villages of New Glarus. District 5 winners were Willis Riemer and Edward Schneeberger with 242 each, over Durtschi and Pryce. District 11 elected Leland Jordan and Chester Pinnow. Zettle trailed. District 19 saw Carl Jensen beat Richard Tranel for Clarno township. District 20 winners were Daniel A. Benkert and J Marion Lewis. Weiss placed third. District 12 favored Volkert over Coplien Jr. unopposed in 15 districts.
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Green County
Board of Supervisors
Robert M. Hoesly
Ernst Zentner
Kennth Nyland
Francis J. Beers
Hoesly
Zentner
New Glarus
Nyland
New Lage
Willis Riemer
Edward Schneeberger
Herman Durtschi
Woodrow Pryce
Riemer
Schneeberger
Albany
Mt. Pleasant
Decatur
Tranel
Daniel A. Benkert
J. Marion Lewis
Theodore C. Weiss
Benkert
Monroe Township
Clarno Township
Lewis
Luebke Keeps Circuit Judgeship After Narrow Win
Judge Arthur Luebke retained the 12th Judicial Circuit seat with 24 129 votes to Glen Campbell’s 21 783. He led Green County 4 348 to 3 761 and Rock County 19 781 to 18 022, with strongest support in Monroe and weaker in Brodhead and several townships. Luebke will serve another six-year term.
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Arthur Luebke
12Th Judicial Circuit
Janesville
Glen Campbell
Green County
Rock County
Luebke
Campbell
Monroe
Brodhead
Adams
Albany
Washington
Sylvester
Jordan
Decatur
Cadiz
Clarno
Spring Grove
Wisconsin Constitution Referenda Approved in Primary Vote
Wisconsin voters approved all four amendments to the 124 year old constitution on the primary ballot with 97 percent of precincts reported. The religious education measure faced tight margins while other proposals included replacing coroner with medical examiner and allowing county government forms and renting buildings to organizations. Green County supported some amendments and opposed others with mixed results.
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Green County
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Rock
Blackhawk Tech bonds fail in Green and Rock counties
Blackhawk Tech vocational school bonds to borrow nearly four million dollars to buy land and build facilities lost in Green County by 4,427 to 2,379 and were heavily defeated in Rock County with 18,768 against and 15,772 for. Overall Green County and Rock County totals favored against by 23,195 to 18,151, with Magnolia Township yet to report in Rock. The referendum was the largest money package in local state referenda Tuesday.
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Blackhawk Tech Vocational School
Janesville
Beloit
Green County
Magnolia Township
Rock
York Township
Wisconsin presidential primary vote totals by candidate
In Wisconsin, partial results show Muskie Humphrey McGovern Wallace and others with a wide spread. Republican totals list Nixon Ashbrook McCloskey and None Above among 3,294 precincts reporting.
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Green County
George McGovern
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Lindsay
Muskie
Jackson
McCarthy
Chisholm
Mills
Mink
Yorty
Hartke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Humphrey
McGovern
Wallace
Milwaukee, Wis
Nixon
Ashbrook
McCloskey
Two men arrested for burglary in Monroe incident
Monroe police arrested Joseph A. Mueller and Ervin L. Andrews both 18 for burglary after Lafayette County officers reported a stolen 1967 truck tied to the case. The truck was found damaged in Woodford and the suspects were taken into custody. Mueller faces an earlier theft charge in county court.
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Monroe
Joseph A. Mueller
15Th Ave
Ervin L. Andrews
Orangeville
Ill
Lafayette County
Woodford
Greenounty
Mueller
Erickson
6Th St
18Th Ave
Arlin E
Election results poured in as Times staff monitor city hall
Evening Times Newsroom staff logged about 450 calls for results from city hall and the courthouse as results arrived. The night included humor as volunteers tracked Milwaukee Bucks game progress. Archie Bunker drew one vote for Ward 3 alderman, while Janesville callers also phoned in. Shan Humbel Becky Ottoson from Troop 211 issued I Have Voted tags and Kiwanians’ wives handed them out with Arthur Roethe coordinating.
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Times News Election Central
Janesville
Milwaukee Bucks
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Archie Bunker
Shan Humbel
Becky Ottoson
Arthur Roethe
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