Mad magazine publisher Gaines dies at 70 in New York
Wil Gaines, longtime Mad magazine publisher and humorist, died in his sleep in Manhattan at age 70. Co editors Ian Ficarra and Nick Meglin praised his love of clever insult and hands-on business approach, noting his eccentric yet generous influence on the magazine's culture and stunts that included trips to Haiti and attempts to smuggle Mad into the Soviet Union.
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Wisconsin Governor backs experimental welfare plan
Governor Tommy Thompson signed a three year six county pilot to curb welfare shopping. New residents would receive the AFDC amount from their prior state, with federal approval needed. Data show 15 percent of new Milwaukee County AFDC recipients were out of state and 43 percent came from Illinois. The program starts July 1, 1994, affecting Milwaukee Kenosha Racine and three other counties yet unnamed.
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