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 Daybook for: Friday, March 12, 2010 Archives: March 10 Feb 10 Jan 10
   
Friday, March 12, 2010 Updated 3:45 p.m.
Legislators & Legislative Issues
3:45 pm Sen. Kapanke. It's time to learn from Europe on the benefits of raw dairy milk.
3:30 pm Sen. Fitzgerald. Calls on state to review Jefferson County FamilyCare problems. Letter to DHS.
2:16 pm SEIU. Senate Committee votes to sustain critical access hospitals.
2:06 pm Sen. Lazich. State should leave local sex offenders ordinances alone.
11:33 am Rep. Vos. Stop ignoring taxpayers opposition to transit taxes.
10:00 am Rep. J. Ott. Hot air report.
8:36 am Sen. Kedzie. Organ donation: The gift of life.
8:30 am WI Environment. Clean Energy Jobs Act supported at West Allis town hall meeting.
8:27 am MacIver Institute. Schools running off funding cliff.
8:25 am WMC. 41 Business groups, chambers urge rejection of global warming bill.
6:30 am Rep. Davis. Offers school finance legislation.
6:30 am Rep. Roth. Praises committee vote on AB-238.
1:30 pm Wisconsin State Journal. Breeders dump dogs to skirt new law.
10:18 am PR Newswire. Wisconsin strengthens PEO legislation, new provisions help small business.
9:05 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Editorial: Protect the aquifers.
9:02 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Editorial: Rein in payday lenders.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Bill seeks to toughen online sex predator law.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Transit supporters push for RTA.
6:30 am Capital Times. Proposal eyes electronic medical records exchange.
State Agencies
2:15 pm PSC. March 12 letter regarding CEJA. Feb. 19 letter.
12:11 pm State Treasurer Sass. Is the state holding your money?
11:02 am DPI. Four hearing dates set on rules for identifying children with specific learning disabilities.
10:30 am WisDOT. Friends don't let friends drive drunk on St. Patrick's Day.
9:53 am Dept. of Tourism. Annual tourism conference.
9:31 am Dept. of Regulation and Licensing. Janesville nurse suspended.
DWD. Meeting notice.
Dept. of Revenue. Meeting notice.
8:50 am Appleton Post Crescent. Editorial: Doyle dropping school funding reform sad.
Statewide
3:45 pm Midwest Food Processors Assoc. Scholarships available for 2010-11.
3:45 pm WI Charter Schools Assoc. 10th Annual Conference set for March 22-23 in Madison.
2:00 pm Carbon-free, Nuclear-free WI Coalition. Dane Dems oppose nuclear power, support renewable energy.
11:45 am WRMCA. State concrete design award winners announced.
11:40 am Community Advocates Public Policy Institute. Low-income workers can receive advance on state earned income credit.
10:42 am WRMCA. 2010 Board of Directors Named.
8:41 am Alliant Energy. To host supplier diversity reception.
Education
2:23 pm UW Whitewater. Study shows UW-W a regional economic force.
10:44 am UW Eau Claire. HLC continues UW-Eau Claire's accreditation.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. MPS targets weakest schools in bid for federal funds.
6:30 am Racine Journal Times. Board to decide on GTC early childhood lab closure.
Business
1:53 pm Integrys Group. Meinz to retire, Schott named successor.
1:26 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Cooper Power contracts to supply transformers to We Energies.
1:24 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Great Lakes Utilities buying five WI River hydro plants.
1:22 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Marinette Marine begins work on expansion.
1:20 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Bankruptcy agreement could aid Kenosha plant.
Local
3:45 pm Milw. Mayor Barrett. The Barrett Report.
3:45 pm Milw. Co. Exec. Walker. Executive Update.
1:45 pm City of Monona. Receives energy efficiency and conservation block grant.
10:55 am Madison Water Utility. Urges residents to get leaks fixed.
9:28 am Forward Janesville. Goodwill ambassadors help kids against hunger.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Panel deadlocks on pension cuts for elected Milwaukee County officials.
6:30 am Racine Journal Times. Dover Town Board votes to form police department.
6:30 am Wisconsin Rapids Tribune. NewPage agrees to sell dams.
6:30 am Wisconsin State Journal. Judge's order shuts down Spanish-language newspaper.
Congress
1:16 pm Rep. Ryan. Statement on Obama's "Fiscal Commission".
Politics
3:45 pm RPW. Russ rushes to distract voters from his record.
9:25 am Lee for CD-2. Infuses grassroots energy into campaign.
6:30 am Thompson for SD-31. Signs Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
Thursday, March 11, 2010.
Legislators & Legislative Issues
5:30 pm Sen. Grothman. Calls for Dept of Ag to allow sales of raw milk.
5:30 pm Sen. Robson. Businesses demand better public transit.
5:30 pm Sen. Kedzie. Organ donation: The gift of life.
4:28 pm League of Women Voters, Sierra Club. Support for Fox Valley RTA. Memo.
4:27 pm Sen. Schultz. Help for farmers and small business owners save energy.
4:02 pm Sen. Lazich. Testifies to protect children and families.
3:54 pm Rep. Vos. Statement on Southeastern RTA legislation.
3:45 pm Sen. Fitzgerald. WI among biggest job losers in the nation.
2:50 pm Sen. Lazich. Testimony on AB-759.
2:50 pm Rep. Montgomery. Is Wisconsin ready for high-speed experiment?
1:55 pm WI Association of Health Plans. Approved colorectal screening mandate reinforces efforts to prevent colon cancer.
1:12 pm Milw. Cty Exec Walker. Statement on lawmakers RTA public hearing.
11:49 am AG Van Hollen, Rep. Staskunas. Discuss bill aimed at protecting kids from online predators.
1:54 pm Daily Reporter. Bill aims to boost wetland information for developers, landowners.
1:51 pm Racine Journal Times. Legislative Committee to tackle regional transit.
10:57 am WRN. Lawmakers discuss MPS residency requirements.
10:24 am Wisconsin Rapids Tribune. Rep. Vruwink Column: Legislation would help local food producers.
9:56 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Editorial: Phasing out BPA.
6:30 am Wisconsin State Journal. Bill would restore some tuition benefits for Wisconsin veterans.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Doyle signs measures on breast feeding, carbon monoxide detectors.
State Agencies
3:30 pm WisDOT. Participate in WI's long-range rail plan.
3:24 pm DOJ. Victoria, Inc agrees to pays penalties for failure to properly respond to spill.
2:50 pm Dept of Commerce. Dagmar Beckel-Machyckova appointed District 1 area development manager.
1:04 pm DFI, DOJ, DATCP. Emphasize teamwork and education during Consumer Protection Week.
9:37 am Governor Doyle. Appoints Edmund Manydeeds to UW System Board of Regents.
9:35 am DRL. announces disciplinary actions. Greenfield.  Green Bay #1.  Green Bay #2.
6:30 am DOJ. ICAC Task Force surpasses 130 affiliates.
6:30 am DOJ. Badges for Baseball expands to Fox Valley.
DNR. Outdoor Report.
6:30 am Racine Journal Times. Unemployment benefit cuts, higher taxes projected.
Statewide
3:08 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. State added jobs in January, but unemployment rate rose.
11:42 am Milwaukee Business Journal. Wisconsin foreclosures rise in February.
6:30 am Wausau Daily Herald. DA drops some traffic crimes.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. State's air pollution level is tops in the nation.
6:30 am Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Miller Park payoff date pushed back at least two years.
Federal Agencies
12:31 pm Congressional Budget Office. Estimated direct spending and revenue effects of PPACA.
12:30 pm Dept. of Labor. Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report.
12:06 pm DOT. Traffic fatalities for 2009 reach record low.
Education
10:37 am UW Madison. Scavenging energy waste to turn water into hydrogen fuel.
10:37 am UW Madison. University Health Services selects new prevention director.
10:34 am UW Madison. Alliance brings e-business best practices to Wisconsin manufacturers.
3:10 pm Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Walker favors splitting MPS into 10-12 smaller districts.
10:00 am Marshfield News herald, High school to add biomedical curriculum.
6:30 am Appleton Post Crescent. Teacher layoffs may be part of budget fix for Menasha.
6:30 am Oshkosh Northwestern. Even with higher taxes, district faces budget shortfalls.
6:30 am Kenosha News. Bristol, Salem eye K-4 option.
6:30 am Wisconsin State Journal. Education Secretary Duncan to speak at UW-Madison commencement.
6:30 am Wisconsin State Journal. UW Madison organizes new global real estate program.
Courts
10:27 am Court of Appeals. Crystal Kelly v. Gary Kelly. (Property division, maintenance, and child support.)
9:15 am Supreme Court. Volvo trucks North America v. WisDOT, Wausau Truck Center.
Energy
1:10 pm CREWE. Lauds Governor's efforts to improve energy efficiency.
9:10 am ACRE. PSC study confirms electricity cost savings of CEJA.
6:30 am New North. Companies receive energy efficiency grants.
Business
3:31 pm New North. Panel session to focus on free services to start or grow a business.
3:25 pm American Subcontractors Association. Names award winners of the year.
12:13 pm Super Steel Corporation. Founder Fred Luber signs agreement to purchase company
Local
12:11 pm Milwaukee Cty Board. Full board to consider pension changes for elected officials.
6:30 am Dane Co. Supv. Hulsey. Requests advisory opinion.
6:30 am Appleton Post Crescent. Town of Morrison residents reject plan for wind turbines.
6:30 am Kenosha News. Salem board votes to oppose KRM commuter rail plan.
Congress
5:30 pm Rep. Kind. Disappointed in ruling on St. Croix River bridge.
5:30 pm Rep. Kind. Loganville Fire Dept to get FEMA grant.
5:30 pm Rep. Kind. Mineral Point receives funding for business park expansion.
5:30 pm Rep. Kind. Town of Franklin receives funding for bridge construction.
5:30 pm Rep. Kind. Local fire departments receive assistance.
Politics
5:30 pm RPW. Democrats driving up unemployment numbers.
1:00 pm RPW. Launches new website.
11:41 am WISPIRG. New legislation would protect shareholders rights.
11:39 am Kapanke for CD-3. Statement on new record deficit figures.
9:41 am Wall for U.S. Senate. Will Feingold support health care takeover?
9:50 am Green Bay Press Gazette.  Editorial: Spare us from campaign drama (CD-8).
9:47 am Appleton Post Crescent. Editorial: Candidates' job creation claims just numbers.

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