Wisconsin hearings set on abortion and no fault insurance
Public hearings this week in Madison cover abortion laws and no fault insurance with multiple committees meeting to hear bills. Assemblies andSenate panels will hear proposals on emergency hospital care, public utilities long range planning, and state governance changes while other sessions consider criminal, tax and environmental measures.
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Veterans Home
Public Service Commission
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope for April 24 1973
The chart offers astrology based guidance for each sign from Aries to Pisces noting daily prompts. It predicts changes that may advance ambitions and a promising work or career outlook for the year ahead.
Today in History Highlights from April 23 1973
On this date in 1838 the Sirius and Great Western opened regular transatlantic steamship service to New York. Shakespeare was born in 1564 and Washington moved into the first presidential mansion in 1789. Stevenson vetoed a cats roaming bill in 1949. Other notes mark Erhard leadership in 1957 Columbia protests in 1968 Apollo 16 lunar crew return in 1972.
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Associated Press
Sirius
Great Western
New York
England
William Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
George Washington
Cherry
Franklin Streets
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Christian Democratic Party
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Columbia University
Moon
Earth
Glancing Back April 23 1963 Green County notes
Kim Kindschi named Green County representative for District 2 of Wisconsin Youth Committee Clarence Grundahl reelected president of Green County Agricultural Chest David Seeholzer named vice president and chairman of the Daily Day to be held at New Glarus in June Dr E D McQuillin New Glarus physician dies after 38 years in the town.
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Kim Kindschi
Green County
Wisconsin Youth Committee
Clarence S. Grundahl
Green County Agricultural Chest, Inc
David Seeholzer
New Glarus
E. D. McQuillin
Separate Holstein class created for Green County breeders
April 23 1913 the board of fair directors voted to establish a separate class for Holstein cattle open only to Green County breeders. April 23 1903 a majority of one decided the license question in Orangeville with two tickets People’s no license and Citizens led by A J Goodrich. The estate of the late William Lysaght valued at $208819.42. Singer Dean Martin plans to wed Cathy Mae Hawn in a civil ceremony at his Bel Air home.
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Green County
Japan
United States
California
Orangeville
People’s No License
Citizens
A. J. Goodrich
William Lysaght
Santa Monica
Calif
Dean Martin
Martin
Cathy Mae Hawn
Bel Air
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