Wisconsin Senate OKs 2.77 Billion Budget With Tax Relief
Wisconsin Senate passes a compromise 2.77 billion budget 16 to 13, delivering $600 million in tax relief. Governor Lucey says Assembly passage next. Democrats Parys Swan switch sides amid budget debate. Lawmakers warn of future changes and salary provisions for legislators and local programs.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Senate
Assembly
Anthony Earl
Wausau
Ronald Parys
Monroe Swan
Milwaukee
Parys
Swan
James Flynn
West Allis
Jerome Martin
Whitelaw
Martin
Flynn
GOP
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Boy Scouts and Heart Fund
Bablitch
Dorman
Frank
LaFollette
McKenna
Peloquin
Risser
Schuele
M. Swan
Theno
Thompson Whittow
Wisconsin budget promises tax relief with notable hikes in licenses
The 1973-75 Wisconsin budget, likely to become law, eliminates sales tax on dorm meals and pollution equipment, cuts overall property taxes by about 11 percent, and raises hunting and fishing licenses, park fees, and out of state license costs. It also broadens food stamp eligibility, expands homestead relief, and requires financial disclosures from lawmakers.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Senate
Green County Fair Opens With Full Weekend Lineup
The 119th Green County Fair opened at 1 p.m. on Wednesday under cloudy skies and heat. Special Family Day offers reduced prices at concessions while judging events begin and 4-H activities unfold. The schedule features a 4-H Horse Show, Roll Over Crash Contest, tractor pulling, World Famous Daredevils, harness racing, country acts, demolition Derby and a Youth in Action building replacing the former beer garden.
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Green County
Bill King
Jackie
Jack Greene
Jeannie Seely
Youth In Action
Beer Garden
Wisconsin GOP fundraising revival targets grass roots donors
Wisconsin Republicans report a recovery in contributions after the Watergate era drop, with a monthly average rising toward pre-scandal levels. The party debts total about 550 759 dollars as fundraisers seek novel, painless ways to collect from ordinary voters.
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GOP
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Jeanne Plummer
Plummer
Nixon
David Sullivan
Milwaukee
Miss Wisconsin Teen-Ager Kim Duerst Ties to New Glarus
Miss Wisconsin Teen-Ager Kim Duerst 17 of Minocqua has close ties to New Glarus including relatives Palmer Duerst and Ida Figg. The Lakeland High School senior, a 3.7 student and Candy Striper, will compete for Miss National Teenager in Atlanta Aug 28 to Sept 1 and earns a Massey College scholarship.
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Kim Duerst
Minocqua
New Glarus
Miss Duerst
Eugene and
Norma Johnson Duerst
Palmer Duerst
Ida Figg
David Hustad
Wayne Duerst
Milwaukee
America
Kim
Lakeland High School
LUHS
Howard Young Medical Center
Lakeland Recreation Foundation
Calvary Lutheran Church Choir
Luther League
Atlanta
Massey Junior College
Orfordville school district adopts budget with study urged
Orfordville School district members approved a 1 759 825 budget up 186 525 from last year with a 649 525 levy and 55 208 state trust retirement fund at 13 07 per 1 000 equalized valuation The board advised delaying the high school addition pending further building program study and authorized borrowing up to 75 000 for the addition Also included a Madison AP note on abortion bill and river resource designation by Gov Lucey.
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Orfordville
Wyss named runner up in six state AMPI awards
Green County couple Kenneth and Dany Wyss of Monroe Township earned runner up honors in AMPI Outstanding Young Dairy Couple for six states. Winners were George and Laufenberg of Dodgeville who receive an all expense trip to the National Milk Producers Federation meeting in San Francisco. Also noted, Lawrence Jansen of Cadott was picked to represent the region at the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in New Orleans.
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Hal Milner
Ingleside
Texas
Green County
Faraway Hills
Colorado
California
Midwest
Stock Pavilion
Ottumwa
Iowa Courier
Kenneth Wyss
Monroe Township
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
AMPI
George Laufenberg
Rt. 2
Dodgeville
San Francisco
National Milk Producers Federation
Wisconsin
Lawrence Janssen
Cadett
American Institute of Cooperation
New Orleans
Mid-States
Arlington Heights
Kenneth
Dany
Wyss
Angela
Hiawatha
Amy
Carl Wyss
Rt. 4
Monroe
Wyssland
Watergate at a glance highlights key developments
The Senate Watergate committee hears Ehrlichman on his second day of testimony amid conflicting statements. The White House faces subpoenas for Nixon tape recordings. Carmine Bellino is accused of political spying by Republicans but denies the charge. Common Cause applauds a federal court ruling forcing disclosure of secret 1972 contributors within 60 days.
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Ehrlichman
John D Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Senate Committee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Common Cause
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