Forest Fire Control Bill Sparks Debate In Legislature
The article reports on proposed changes to Wisconsin forestry law, noting Bill 165 and Senator Coller’s substitute amendment 1-S. It contrasts a strict disposal mandate for slash with a 400 foot hazard radius and costs up to ten dollars per acre, arguing the substitute would weaken the proven forest fire defense framework in Section 26.12, enacted in 1981.
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Contarvirlion Commission
Conservation Commission
Senator Coller
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Proposed 10 Day Wishing License Cuts Revenue Says
A proposal to issue ten day fishing licenses to non residents for one dollar faces revenue loss for Wisconsin conservation programs unless 95,305 additional fishermen buy licenses. A. Bentley, head of the state finance division, notes changing license structure could raise enforcement costs and require expanded hatcheries and staff to meet demand. Wisconsin and Michigan license figures show potential impact on the fisheries program and law enforcement needs.
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A. Bently
Conservi. Linn
Wisconsin ‘Ibanks
Miatu
Wisconsin
Lhose Feow
Bewe
Hy Fotorius Division
Bently
Michigan
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Law and Safety on Roads Prompts Citizen Action
A call for stricter enforcement of traffic laws stresses that lenient tickets and political dilution threaten highway safety. Citizens are urged to inspect enforcement and drive carefully. Scientists note milk as a rich source of dietary nutrients. Subscribe for the Journal.
One Eyed Cars and Local Politics News
A blend of quick hometown items notes a rising issue with one eyed cars causing highway hazards in Shawano and neighboring counties. It also reports on Wisconsin state matters including the attorney general’s office efficiency and a 75th anniversary cheese factory celebration in Ladoga Fond du Lac county.
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Shawano County
John E. Martin
Ladoga
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Night driving hazards praised at 1939 convention
A committee of the American Road Builders Association reported night driving remains abnormally hazardous despite 1938 reductions. Poor dusk and dark visibility blamed for many after dark crashes. improvements in lighting on arterial streets cut night accidents 46 percent. New Jersey illuminated major highways, 225 miles of lighting installed, with 150 municipalities participating.
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American Road Builders’ Association
San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Hartford
Conn
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Camden
White Horse Pike
Wisconsin Health: Dental care drives better teeth nationwide
Wisconsin state health officer Cornelius A. Harper highlights improved dental care among children. Dr. Francis A. Bull promotes schoolleaflets on dental health, advocating milk fruit vegetables vitamin D and reduced carbohydrates. Emphasis on proper mouth hygiene brushing powder with salt and baking soda and regular dentist checkups with school dental hygienists aiding inspections.
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Cornelius A. Harper
State Board of Health
Francis A. Bull
Wisconsin
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