Governor vetoes state personnel department bill in Wisconsin
Gov. Reynolds vetoed a bill to create a state personnel department outside the Department of Administration, arguing it would return Wisconsin to autonomous management. He cited 11 bureau achievements since 1959 and warned of higher state costs. He also vetoed a local assessor notice bill and signed a carriage museum act at Old Wade House with private funding.
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Madison
Department of Administration
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Trevurn
Board of Review
Old Wade House
Sheboygan County
Joe's Market Burglar Trade Ups Burglary in town
Thompsonville's Joseph Seminara has run his market for 15 years with burglaries about every 18 months. In two months thieves hit three times, this week the shop saw its 13th break in, stealing $400 and smashing a plate glass window.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Joseph Seminara
Seminara
Industrial index climbs in June with record 125
June production rose one point on the Federal Reserve index to a record 125 while construction gained two percent. Retail sales held steady from May as consumer goods and business equipment rose, and total output surpassed the 1962 second-half average by 2.5 percent. Auto production edged up and July autos were planned to return to prior model-year levels. Iron and steel output continued to fall in July following a June decline of five percent. Residential building advanced further with little change in other private construction.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Sn Wien
Seec
Waupaca County Man Burns Himself to Death
Weyauwega resident August Behrendt 72 walked into a ravine near his home Tuesday poured fuel over himself and ignited it. A 16 year old neighbor found the charred body later. Coroner Sam Salan ruled death due to self inflicted burns amid ill health.
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Weyauwega
August Behrendt
Tye
Sam Salan
Waunara
Behrendt
Recreation in Wisconsin Seeks More Facilities in Growth Areas
A six report series by Wisconsin state planners emphasizes expanding recreation in the southeastern and east central regions to meet rising urban demand. Conclusions note pollution and unplanned development threaten resources, urge more public land acquisitions, and project visitor spending and growth. The Humboldt Redwoods floods are mentioned in a separate note.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Resource Development
East Central
Death notices for Harold O Chapman Sr and Rev Gerald Vann
Harold O Chapman Sr longtime head of heedPOSe at hedinance Co since 1943 died Monday. He helped found Policy Holders National Life Insurance Co in 1919 which later merged with National Reserve Life. Rev Gerald Vann Catholic theologian died Sunday aged 58 noted for religious books and lectures.
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Topeka
Kan
Harold O. Chapman Sr
Ance Co
National Life Insurance Co
Sioux Falls
S.C
National Reserve Life
Newcastle
England
Gerald Vann
Father Vann
United States
Charles E. May dies at 92 in Binghamton after collapse
Charles E. May of May Brothers newspaper brokers in Binghamton died after collapsing on a street. He and his brother James ran the business together since 1910.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Charles E. May
May Brothers
James
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