Wisconsin Republicans map optimistic 1974 campaigns
Wisconsin Republicans forecast hopeful plans for the 1974 campaigns as political prospects shift. Senate Majority Leader Raymond Johnson remains a possible contender for governor or attorney general, while Chief Justice Hallows will retire prompting questions on the state high court vacancy and Attorney General Warren’s next move.
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Madison
Wisconsin
GOP
Senate
Raymond Johnson
Eleva
Johnson
William Dyke
Nixon
State Supreme Court
High Court
E. Harold Hallows
Robert Warren
Warren
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Lucey orders sweeping state energy cutbacks in Wisconsin
Governor Patrick J. Lucey directed Friday a broad set of energy conservation measures for state government. The plan bans decorative lighting, prohibits out of state travel in state cars and planes, shuts off hot water in most buildings, and targets a 10 percent electricity use reduction with Monday start.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
State Department
Office of Emergency Energy Assistance
Capitol
Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Administration
Madison-Milwaukee
Madison State
Milwaukee
Lacey
County tax levy trimmed amid board budget debate
Green County voters face a lower levy after a public hearing. The revised levy totals 1,609,059.48, down from 1,903,196.35 last year, following a 304,083.33 drop in operating expenditures and key shifts in charity, corrections, and development funds. The board also discussed nonlapsing funds and potential further reductions through anticipated federal revenue sharing.
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Green County
County Board of Supervisors
Pleasant View
Eleanor Brennan
Browntown
Robert Ransom
Willis Riemer
Brodhead
Handicapped Children’s Committee
James Glessner
Monroe
Glessner
Office of Federal Revenue Sharing
Collins
Green County Board approves three resolutions in brief session
In a brief meeting before a public hearing last night the Green County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed three resolutions. The first resolution directs continued retention of existing county services and outlines funding plans for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Board of Supervisors
Brennan
Robert Collins
Monroe
Thomas Burkhard
Green County Board of Supervisors
State Department of Health and Social Services
Meeting on minimum tillage planned for Darlington
Charles Hartman and Ted Manning announce a Thursday evening meeting at the courthouse Darlington to discuss minimum tillage with guest speakers Professor A E Peterson and Bill Briggs. The session covers soil benefits and practical farming techniques as labor and fuel shortages rise.
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Charles Hartman
Lafayette County
Ted Manning
SCS
Darlington
A. E. Peterson
University of Wisconsin Soils Department
Bill Briggs
Madison
Peterson and
Briggs
Nixon and aides weigh energy saving steps amid fuel shortages
President Nixon returns to Washington for a high level review with energy chief John Love and Melvin Laird as reports circulate of a nationwide mandatory No 2 heating oil rationing plan. Officials hint at gasoline station closings and refinery shifts to conserve fuel while Congress debates year round daylight saving time.
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Washington
Nixon
John A. Love
Melvin R. Laird
White House
Boston
New England Fuel Institute
Charles Burkhardt
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Interior Department
Camp David
Congress
Wisconsin environmentalists face energy shortage worries
Wisconsin environmentalists acknowledge energy shortages will test their cause. Leaders like Senator Douglas La Follette and officials in the Public Service Commission warn against rushing nuclear power and weakening pollution controls. They urge cautious action and note long term benefits from energy efficiency and renewables while stressing risks of hasty decisions.
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William S. Becker
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Douglas LaFollette
Ohenosha
LaFollette
la Follette
Nixon
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
William Eich
Eich
Thomas Frangos
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Environmental Protection
Frangos
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Peter Anderson
Environmental
Anderson
Ecology Organization
William Ferris
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Ferris
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Arthur L. Srb
Lydia Kin
Herman E. Smith
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Smith
Tami Fortney
Bernard Fortney
22Nd Ave
Santa Claus
Santa
Times
Marty Rufener
Cost of Living Council
Environmentalists
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