Wisconsin Senate committee favors postponing Dirksen amendment change
A Wisconsin Senate committee urged indefinite postponement of a petition to urge Congress to call a constitutional convention and overturn the U S Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. The move would let a state legislature apportion districts by base rather than equal population.
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Wisconsin
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Crack Threatens Pacific Cliff Homes At San Pedro
In San Pedro California a widening earth crack along the coast threatens six oceanfront lots as the 300 to 500 foot fissure grows two to three feet wide in places. City officials report the shoreline slipping toward the sea at about 0.1875 inches per hour amid rising concern for homes along the bluff.
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Pacific
OE Mar Drive
Adeneitete
California Shrinks DDT and DDD Uses by Half
The state moves to cut DDT and DDD use by about 50 percent in California by banning 55 specific applications effective January. Agriculture chief Jerry W. Fielder calls it a major phase-out step amid pressure from conservation groups. A bill to ban DDT outright by end of 1971 cleared the Senate last year.
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California
Jerry W. Fielder
State Agriculture Department
California Senate
Arson Suspected at Milwaukees Youth Center Fire
A three alarm blaze tore through a longtime ethnic gathering site in Milwaukee. Flames on the second floor damaged the vacant structure donated to a Negro neighborhood youth center amid heavy firefighter response to prevent spread to nearby wooden buildings.
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Milwaukee
Senior Citizen Programs Noted in Monroe Parks Report
Monroe Park and Recreation outlines fall winter expansion at the Community Center focusing on seniors. The Golden Age Club grows to 71, with weekly meetings and a January anniversary. craft sessions begin November 13 at Churchill Apartments. a no cost Senior Citizen Center starts November 18 mornings for cards and pool, with year round potential.
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Darlington
Janesville
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Churchill Apartments
Tuesda
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Toastmasters 45 Years On A Global Path From Wisconsin Roots
An October milestone marks 45 years since Dr. Ralph C. Smedley founded the first Toastmasters Club in Santa Ana California. The movement grew from Wisconsin roots to 3500 clubs worldwide with key leaders from Eau Claire Madison and Oconomowoc guiding its expansion and leadership.
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California
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Eau Claire
Upper Michigan
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Wisconsin Senate creates state bonding board in swift vote
The Wisconsin Senate approved a nine member bonding board to oversee state borrowing while capping debt at five percent of property value after Gov. Warren Knowles warned of a do nothing session. The measure goes to the Assembly on a 29 0 vote.
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Wisconsin Senate
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Wisconsin
Knowles
Budget Hearing Set for Nov 13 in Green County Courthouse
Green County Board of Supervisors held its budget session. A public hearing on the 1970 budget is scheduled for Thursday Nov. 13 at 8 30 p.m. in the Green County Courthouse. The tax levy is proposed at 1 870 678 73, reduced by 200 000 from the general fund. Expenditures for 1970 total 4 374 250 60, up from 1969. Equalized valuation stands at 26 840 400, an increase of about 25 million from 1968. The board approved highway reconstruction on State Trunk Highway 81, affecting 22 miles in Green County and 3.3 miles in Rock County, with initial one lane.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Orville Evans
Monroe
General Fund
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
Sugar River Bridge
Brodhead
Rock County
G. T. Landsness
State Highway Department
Nelson Road
Airport Runways Xed Off At Municipal Field
The Municipal Airport is closed with four runways marked Xs. Two thousand feet of runway 020 200 degrees south of the intersection remain available for use at pilots own risk. Pilots must exit onto the hayfield and avoid the prime gravel.
Wisconsin Assembly Moves to End Insurance Tax Exemption
The State Assembly approved eliminating the personal property tax exemption for insurance companies in a 79 to 18 vote. The bill, sent to the Senate, could raise about 1.6 million annually in Milwaukee and millions more across other cities, with Madison potentially receiving 750,000. supporters argue it would put 10 to 15 million in property on Wisconsin tax rolls while opponents warn of competitive disadvantage.
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State Assembly
Edward Nager
Senate
Milwaukee
Nager
Wisconsin
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