Wisconsin Deer Herd Debated as Season Opens
After a severe winter killed an estimated 50 000 to 60 000 deer, state habitat shifts alter regional populations with central and southern Wisconsin rising while the northwoods fall. As camps and hunts resume the season, the record includes 12 hunter gunshot deaths and 26 injuries from last year.
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Labor clash marks Nixon address at AFL CIO convention
Nixon’s pledge to push wage price controls drew blunt dismissal from AFL CIO leaders in Miami Beach framing a 1972 campaign clash. Meany and others signaled labor may back Democrats, with McGovern viewed more favorably by some on the floor.
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Wisconsin dormitory protests spark debates amid racial incidents
At University of Wisconsin Platteville housing chief Steven Zielke says reactions to racial incidents are exaggerated as students host a rap session. Meanwhile UW Whitewater faculty sue for 16 million dollars over demonstrations and reinstatement issues. John H Gitzinger II faces embezzlement charges at Westgate Bank Madison. Stevens Point urges delay on cable franchises. Gov Lucey faces criticism from Rep Steinhilber over plant data and job claims.
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Vietnam War Drawdown and Cambodian Border Tensions
The 11th Airborne begins phased withdrawal six weeks early under Nixon Vietnamization. Thousands of South Vietnamese troops mass near Cambodia's border for a possible attack on North Vietnamese and Viet Cong bases. Earl L. Butz wins GOP governors' endorsement as confirmation fight looms. Senate to vote on campaign financing plan amid controversy. Pay Board approves coal miners raise well above Phase 2 guidelines despite public opposition.
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Wisconsin taxes lead in per thousand income for state locals
Wisconsin in 1969-70 ranked 24th in personal income per capita at 3493, above Alaska and below all-state. Per capita general revenue reached 693, above 643 all-state average, while total property taxes were 168 per capita, ranking 6th. local property taxes at 204 per capita were 10th highest, with Wisconsin relying heavily on property taxes, 78.8 percent of local revenues.
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