April 30, 2002

• Stepp Campaign: Stepp Announces Candidacy for Targeted Senate Race
• River Alliance: C.A.N.O.E. Action Alert
• Supreme Court: Wisconsin Courts Celebrate Law Day
• Sensenbrenner: With Passage of Bill, House Denies 'Green Card' for INS
• Green: Rep. Green Comments on Tuesday Indictments Against Colombian Rebels Accused of Murdering Wisconsin Woman
• Doyle Campaign: New Poll Shows Doyle Continues To Lead Governor's Race
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Results of Nursing Survey
• DNR: News & Outdoor Report
• McCallum: Gov. Urges Wisconsin Congressional Delegation to Work for Federal Funding to Fight Deer Disease
• Dept. of Justice: State Obtains Judgment Against Canadian Mail Order Company
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Committee to Study Health Care Worker Shortage
• McCallum: Governor To Announce Money Saving Program
• Barrett: Barrett Seeks Federal Funds to Fight Chronic Wasting Disease
• Dept. of Commerece: Department of Commerece Safety and Buildings Division Announces Building Code Education Sessions
• Kohl: Kohl Seeks Funding From Head of USDA to Combat Chronic Wasting Disease in Wisconsin's Deer Population
• WHA: Plache Wants Hospital Ban to Face the "Wrecking Ball" Opposition to "Simplistic Solution" Grows in Capitol and Across State
• Wisconsin Right to Life: Memo to Members of the Budget Conference Committee in Oposition to Campaign Finance "Reform" Budget Proposals
• Rosenzweig: Joint Audit Committee to Tackle Milwaukee County Audit
• Feingold, Petri: Feingold and Petri Propose Bills to Increase Access to Higher Education in Wisconsin
• Thompson Campaign: Secretary Thompson's Help Sought on Medical Marijuana
• Feingold: Feingold Recognized by American Heart Association
• WPS Resources: Wisconsin Public Service to Install Electric Generator at Green Bay Pulliam Plant
• Supreme Court: Today's Supreme Court Opinions
• Rural Water Association: Celebrate National Drinking Water Week
• Young: General Consensus - "Close Down Jackson Center!"
• RPW: Jauch Burns Through Tax $$$ While Rejecting Cuts
• DFI: Wisconsin 12th Graders Flunk Personal Finance
• Dept. of Commerce: McCallum Announces Development Project in Racine
• Sierra Club: Family Farmers, Sierra Club Start Ad Campaign Telling Gov, "Make Our Roads Safer, Not Wider. Save Billions"
• Wisconsin Energy: Reports 2002 First Quarter Results; $0.04 Per Share Loss in Reported GAAP Earnings, $0.68 Per Share in Adjusted Earnings
• Kind: Requests Funds to Develop New Tests in Fight Against Wisconsin's Chronic Wasting Disease
• Baumgart: That's Just Lying; Baumgart Takes On School Choice Ad Campaign
• McCallum: Gov. to Announce Plan to Address Shortage of Health Care Workers
• WDC: Nineteen Wealthy Contributors Violate Campaign Finance Laws

April 29, 2002

• Pro-Life Wis.: Huge Crowds Expected to Rally for Life in Madison May 4
• State Bar: Madison East Students Celebrate Law Day with State Bar President
• DATCP: Gov. Accepts First Permanent Conservation Easement
• McCallum: Governor to Announce Plan to Address Shortage of Health Care Workers
• LaFollette: Doug La Follette Announces His Bid for Re-election
• DATCP: Wisconsinites Encouraged to Think "Green" this Spring!
• Dept. of Commerce: Annual Report Available for Brownfields Grant Program
• Family Justice Network: 'Equal Justice For All' Theme of Law Day Tour, Petition Drive by Family Justice Network
• SBC: Announces Excelerator, a $25 Million Initiative to Help Non-Profits Create Digital Connections with America's Underserved
• WFBF: Farmland Tax Assessments Down by 40%
• McCallum: Gov. Announces U.S. 53 Freeway Project to Begin a Year Early
• CUB: Wisconsin's Electric Rate Hikes Outpace U.S.
• Walker Campaign: Walker in Final Push to Get Out the Vote Today

April 27, 2002

• Young Campaign: Shut Out by WEAC
• WEAC: WEAC Members Move Toward Statewide Action

April 26, 2002

• Hansen: Hansen Calls For Full Attack Against Chronic Wasting Disease
• Falk Campaign: Falk Talk
• Thompson Campaign: Ed Thompson Campaign Update
• DATCP: Wisconsin Man Charged with Cheating E-bay Customers
• Dept. of Commerce: Downtown Revitalization Projects Receive Honors from Main Street Program
• FFRF: "Zero Tolerance" for Cardinal Sins
• Green: Tenacity pays off in final farm bill dairy deal Friday
• Arneson: Gary Arneson, Vice Chairman of the 3rd CD GOP, Supports Public Display of Ten Commandments in Cameron Park.
• Doyle: Letter to Governor McCallum from AG Doyle regarding the Metallic Mining Laws
• Walker: Walker Endorsed by Retired City Worker Leaders
• Kind: Kind Disappointed with Compromise Farm Bill
• Supreme Court: Wisconsin Court Personnel Chosen for National Conference on Court/Media Relations
• McCallum: Governor McCallum Announces Emergency Planning Grant for Douglas County
• Feingold: Statement on Farm Bill
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. Announces Development Project in La Crosse
• Green: Statement on Reports of Tentative Farm Bill Agreement
• Alliance of Cities: Alliance Pledges to Lead Reform Push
• Powers: Asks Conference Committee to Reject Senate Unfunded Fish Ladder Mandate
• Doyle Campaign: Doyle Endorsed By former Superintendent of Public Instruction Benson and Former WEAC President Craney
  
• WPS Resources: Businesses Learn How to Help the Community
• Kohl: Kohl, Dewine Announce Hearing on Hospital Group Purchasing Organizations in Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition and Business & Consumer Rights

April 25, 2002

• Business - Merchant group: Letter to Budget Conferees
• Wirch: Letter to Rep. Vrakas from Wirch regarding the early retirement proposal
• Supreme Court: Supreme Court Accepts Seven New Cases
• Sensenbrenner: Expresses Concern About Lake Michigan "Danger Zone"
• Green: Green Lauds Senate Confirmation of Griesbach to Federal Bench
• Baldwin: Baldwin Amendment Will Protect Children
• Feingold, Kohl, Ryan, Green: Provision to Broaden Reformulated Gas Supply for Wisconsin Included in Final Energy Bill
• DFI: Personal Finance Conference Coming to Milwaukee
• League of Wis. Municipalities: Letter to Rep. Montgomery Re: Partners for Strong Communities
• Kohl, Feingold: U.S. Senate Confirms William Griesbach as New Federal Judge in Green Bay Today
• Milwaukee City Attorney: Statement Re: Victor Arellano's Charges
• Pines: Norquist's Attorney Calls Figueroa and Arellano Allegations Bizarre and Irresponsible
• Sykora: No More Prison Delays - Union Jobs and Public Safety at Stake
• DPW: Shades of 1997: Secret Pro-Voucher Money Returns to Wisconsin
• ABC: Wilson Hired as Grassroots Political Coordinator
• PSC: PSC Determines Port Washington Application Complete
• Wis. Tourism Industry: Wisconsin Celebrates Nat'l Tourism Week May 5-11
• Supreme Court: Supreme Court: Supreme Court Accepts Seven New Cases
• Kohl: Statement of U.S. Senator Herb Kohl on the Senate Energy Bill
• Wis. Realtors: Public-Private Partnership to Combat Mortgage Fraud
• Green: Human Cloning Must Be Stopped Before it Starts
• Green: Rep. Green Speaks Out as House Prepares to Abolish INS
• Falk: County Executive Falk Announces Agriculture Enterprise Grants
• Dept. of Commerce: Dept of Commerce International Announces Conference at UW-Stout
• Barrett: Barrett Anounces $4.9 Million Grant for Hoan Bridge
• Walker Campaign: Walker to Hold Press Conference to Announce Important Development
• McCallum: Gov. Accepts $12 Million from U.S. Transportation Secretary Mineta for Hoan Bridge Repair
• SBC Ameritech: SBC Ameritech Service Quality Remains at Record Levels
• Sensenbrenner: Sensenbrenner to Manage INS Restructuring Bill on House Floor Today
• Ryan Campaign: Ryan Exposes Walker's "New Cronyism"
• Dept. of Justice: DOJ Program to Provide Additional Resources for Victims of Sexual Assault
• Dept. of Corrections: Proposed Senate Cuts Will Force Prison Closings

April 24, 2002

• UW-Madison: Chancellor Addresses Drinking Issues
• Sensenbrenner: Plowing Our Way Through the Farm Bill
• Young: Budget Should End State Air Travel Abuse
• DOJ: Doyle Honors Crime Victim Advocates at Capitol Ceremony
• DOJ: State Files Lawsuit Against AT&T for Consumer Violations
• Vrakas: Letter to Wirch RE: Public Hearing on Early Retirement Window Proposal
• EMILY's List: Endorses Falk for Governor
• Pro-Life Wis.: Pro-lifers to Gather in Madison May 4; Crowd Will Send Message to State and Federal Legislators
• WI Alliance of Cities: Letter to Rep. Montgomery RE: Issue Ads
• McCallum: Gov. Announces $732,100 in Development Grants
• DPI: Wisconsin to Recognize 27 Students as All-State Scholars
• Doyle Campaign: Doyle Calls for WI to Move to .08
• McCallum: Announces Funding for Dane Co. Public Land Purchase
• DNR: Outdoor News and Report
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Iowa Co. Chair
• Dept. of Commerce: Dane Co. Business Forum to be Held in Madison
• McCallum: Signs Bills Honoring Wisconsin Veterans
• Common Cause: Urges Gov. and Budget Conferees to Support Stable and Sufficient Funding to Achieve Effective Campaign Finance Reform
• Wis. State Employees Union: Budget Talks Turn Absurd With Prison Proposal
• Stone: Clarification on 0.08 DUI Standard
• Doyle Campaign: Doyle and MADD to Call for Passage of .08
• WPS: Wisconsin Public Service Golden Rule Award Winners Announced
• Dept. of Commerce: Village of Reeseville Certified to Enforce Commercial Building Codes
• DWD: March Local Empoyment Figures Released
• Dept. of Justice: State Files Lawsuit Against AT&T for Consumer Violations

April 23, 2002

• HEAD: This Land is Whose Land? Forum on May 8 Examines Private Property Rights
• IWF: Time for Microsoft Antitrust Case to be Over for the Sake of Innovation and Working Women, Says New Report by IWF
• Lutheran Office for Public Policy in WI: Lutheran Briefing to Address Changes Critically Needed in Federal Welfare Refom Law
• Dept. of Commerce: WI Development Fund Awards Aid Expansion and Labor Training
• Feingold: Statement of U.S. Senator Russ Feingold On the Fuels Title in the Energy Bill
• Hansen: Town Hall to Spotlight Green Bay Public Television
• McCallum Campaign: Longtime GOP Fundraiser Mary Stitt Joins Team McCallum
• Wis. Taxpayers Alliance: State "Surplus" Tax Collections Exceeded $1 Billion During Past Decade
• Walker: Schedules Press Conference to Discuss Citizens for Responsible Government
• DATCP: Speak Up at Hearings to Stop Unwanted Telemarketers
• Alfonsi: Republican Party of Dane County Votes for Alfonsi
• WEAC: April 27 Gubernatorial Forum Will Focus on Education
• Barrett: Fights to Restore Seniors' Farmers Market Program
• Thompson Campaign: Review Shows Meaningful Budget Reform is Being Sabotaged by Career Politician Syndrome
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Coastal Funding for Milwaukee County
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Funding for Pewaukee Park Development
• Supreme Court: Opinions Scheduled for Release on Thursday, April 25
• COWS: Pulling Apart - Wisconsin's Strong 1990s Growth Masked Growing Inequality
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• Marinette County Dems: Lawton to be Guest Speaker at General Membership Meeting
• WPS Resources: WPS Resources Corporation Announces Positive Results for First Quarter of 2002
• Barrett: Barrett Renews Call for Government-Industry Partnership to Prevent Gas Price Spikes as First Deadline Looms

April 22, 2002

• Pro-Life WI: Pro-Lifers to Gather in Madison May 4
• Barrett Campaign: International Association of Machinists Winnebago Lodge 1947 at Mercury Marine Endorses Barrett for Governor
• McCallum Campaign: Milwaukee Police Association Endorses McCallum For Governor
• Wasserman: Wasserman Selective Service Bill Signed by the Governor
• La Fave, Burke: Body Armor Ban Signed into Law
• DOJ: Religious Education Director Arrested for Attempting to Arrange with a Child over the Internet
• WFT: Wisconsin Federation of Teachers releases poll
• McCallum: On Earth Day, Governor Praises Volunteers, Calls for Strong Partnerships
• McCallum: Governor Seeks Additional Energy Assistance Funding
• McCallum: Governor Signs Five Bills into Law
• Dept. of Commerce: Commerce Revises Area Development Manager Regional Boundaries
• Dept. of Tourism: The Four JEM Grant Recipients
• Walker: Walker Receives Endorsement of Milwaukee Police Supervisors Association
• MMSD: Mequon, Elm Grove and Fox Point honored for efforts to manage stormwater and reduce flooding
• Supreme Court: Supreme Court Appoints Ptacek as Chief Judge
• DPW: Republicans, Walker Try to Restrict Voting Rights
• WDC: State Budget Repair Bill Is Big-Donor Protection Plan
• Waters of WI: Let's Continue Nelson's Legacy by Sustaining Wisconsin's Waters
• Sierra Club: Local Leaders, Groups Sound Earth Day Alarm
• 3rd Dist.  GOP: Area Republicans Inspired by Lt. Governor, Teenage Republicans
• Barrett: Calls For Renewed Commitment to State's Environmental Resources
• WI AFL-CIO: Wisconsin Labor News
• DOJ: Victim Awareness of Rights and Services Helps Mark Crime Victim's Rights Week
• McCallum: Announces BEST Awards
• RPW: Karl Rove Coming to WI
• Falk Campaign: Preserving WI for Our Children

April 21, 2002

• Veterans Affairs: Boland Named to National Advisory Committee on Homeless Veterans

April 19, 2002

• Rotary Club of Madison: Program to Feature John Nichols
• Alliant Energy: Celebrates Earth Day by Moving into Green Building
• WI Right to Life: Memo to Budget Conference Committee RE: Campaign Finance "Reform" Proposals
• Falk: "Fly Dane" Aerial Mapping Earns Top State Award
• Gundrum: Governor to Sign Bill Closing Sex Offender Loophole
• Smokefree WI: Senator Robson, Rep. Lippert Earn Honors for Battling Tobacco
• Petri: Let Me Help
• McCallum: Governor Announces Coastal Funding for Door and Kewaunee Counties
• Kind: Kind Calls on EPA to Shield Wisconsin from Spiking Gas Prices
• Sierra Club: Energy Efficiency Saves Jobs and Money and Makes Every Day Earth Day
• Ethics Board: Letter to Gubernatorial Candidates RE: Seperating Campaigns for Election from Governance
• DPW: McCallum Ethical Questions Continue
• McCallum Campaign: Team McCallum Update
• DPI: April Bulletin

April 18, 2002

• Erpenbach: Governor Signs Perfusion Licensure Bill
• La Fave, Plache: Governor Signs La Fave/Plache Bill to Help Cities Fight Unfit Housing & Crime
• McCallum: Governor Announces $1.1 Million in Coastal Funding for Ozaukee and Sheboygan Counties
• Grothman: Protect Wisconsin Business
• Americans for Tech. Leadership: After weeks of Competitor Self-Interested Testimony, Public Finally Hears from Small Business and Entrepreneurs
• Sensenbrenner: House Saves Endangered Species- The Tax Cut!
• Barrett: Casts Vote for Sound Budgetary Policy
• Common Cause: Statement on Campaign Finance Reform Negotiations in Conference Committee
• Walker Campaign: To Ryan: Tell Supporters to Stop Lying to Seniors
• Dept. of Justice: Milwaukee Facility Charged with Intentional Neglect of Resident
• McCallum: Governor Signs LaFave/Plache Bill to Help Cities Fight Unfit Housing and Crime
• McCallum: Governor Signs Bill to Rename Institute After Former Governor Nelson
• Gard: Rep. Gard Motion Restores Forestry Funding
• Baldwin: Baldwin Votes Against Raid on Social Security
• Ainsworth, Friske, Meyer, Seratti: Division of Forestry Funding Restored
• Dept. of Justice: Milwaukee Man Sentenced for Racketeering
• Kind: Kind Opposes Extending Fiscally Irresponsible Tax Cuts
• DATCP: DATCP Develops Agribusiness Directory
• Dept. of Commerce: McCallum Announces Dairy 2020 Grants
• Feingold: Feingold's Dental Bill Passes Senate: Bill Would Improve Access to Oral Health Services in Wisconsin
• Wis. Right to Life: Bill Approved by U. S. House Would Stop the Transporting of Wisconsin Minors to Illinois for Secret Abortions
• DPI: Burmaster: School Library Media and Technology Programs Impact Student Achievement
• DPI: Wisconsin School for the Deaf to Celebrate 150 Years
• WPS Resources: Earth Day Re-Dedication Planned to Recognize NatureWise Renewable Energy Program
• Barrett Campaign: Barrett Closes 30 Point Gap in Democratic Primary Poll
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Eau Claire County Chair
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Columbia County Chair
• DWD: March Unemployment Rates Released
• Kind: Praises House Vote to Cap Federal Payments to Nation's Mega-Farms
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Recycling Grant for Madison's Overture Project
• OCI: Preparing For Potential Severe Weather Insurance Claims
• WDC: McCallum's New Inner Circle Fails Ethical Smell Test
• McCallum: Two Bill Signings Scheduled For Today
• Smoke-Free Wisconsin: Conference Bolsters Wisconsin's Anti-Tobacco Efforts
• Falk Campaign: Environmental Leaders Across Wisconsin Endorse Falk
• Dept. of Justice: State Settles Environmental Lawsuit in St. Croix County
• Walker Campaign: Clergy for Educational Options Issues Statement Today Concerning Endorsement of Walker
• WHA: Wisconsin Hospital Costs 20% Below National Average

April 17, 2002

• Sensenbrenner: House Passes Sensenbrenner Bill to help Family Farmers
• Doyle Campaign: Latest Polling Shows Doyle Continues To Be Strongest Candidate
• Baldwin: Calls for Increase in Funds for Victims of Sexual Violence
• Barrett: Statement on Comments from McCallum Fundraiser Dana Grigoroff
• Barrett: Applauds HHS Decision to Extend Medicaid Benefits to Uninsured Wisconsin Women
• RPW: RPW Director to Head Up McCallum Campaign
• McCallum Campaign: GOP Veteran Darrin Schmitz Named McCallum Campaign Manager
• DPW: Statement on Governor McCallum's Fundraiser's Departure
• DPW: Walker Wants to Bring Tax and Spend Republican Tactics to Milwaukee
• Kind: Kind Named One of New Democrat Coalition's Three New Leaders
• Melange Enterprises: Statement from McCallum Ex-Fundraiser Grigoroff
• Chvala, Jensen: Conference Committee Notice for Thursday, April 18, 2002
• Wis. Right to Life: Statement on Oregon Federal Judge Ruling in Assisted Suicide Case
• DPW: McCallum Food Pantry Efforts 'Too Little, Too Late'
• Black: Budget Session Must Pass Real Campaign Finance Reform
• McCallum: Gov. Signs Five Bills Into Law
• HHS: HHS Approves Wisconsin Plan to Insure Women with Breast or Cervical Cancer
• College Democrats: Chair Calls Members to Action, Makes Impassioned Plea to Help 'Neediest of the Needy'
• DPW: Taxpayers Pay McCallum Campaign's Spin Doctors
• McCallum: Helps Deliver Food to Local Food Pantries in Milwaukee
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Barron Co. Chair
• Dept. of Employee Trust Funds: Delwilche and Wiltgen named to Teachers Retirement Board
• Wis. Arts Board: Announces New Application: Traditional Native Arts Apprentinceship Program

April 16, 2002

• WDC: Campaign Finance Reform in Budget Repair Bill
• WI Women's Network: Statement on Equal Pay Day
• RPWC: Walworth Co. Republicans Join in Welcoming Karl Rove
• DNR: News and Outdoor Events
• Barrett: Champions Equal Pay for Women
• WPS: WPS Resources Corporation Announces First Quarter 2002 Earnings Conference Call
• River Alliance: C.A.N.O.E.
• River Alliance: Earth Day Op-eds from Local Groups
• McCallum: Governor's Wednesday Events
• Rhoades: Senate Plan: Prescription for Disaster
• WPS: Wisconsin Public Service to Buy Long-Term Power from Calpine
• Barrett: Barrett Calls for Equal Pay Legislation on Equal Pay Day
• Sand County Foundation: U.S. Interior Secretary To Address Sand County Foundation Event
• Loomis Institute: Digestive Health Specialist Certificate
• McCallum: Letter to Conferees
• Falk Campaign: Falk Stands Up for Equal Pay Day 2002
• Hansen, Sinicki: Hansen/Sinicki Renew Call for Equal Pay Enforcement Act
• DPW: DPW Chair Linda Honold's Statement on Equal Pay Day
• Feingold: Leads Bipartisan Effort to Increase Funding for Pell Grants
• DPW: Help Wanted - Failing McCallum Campaign Searching for Staff
• Dept. of Commerce: Grants Further Export Development

April 15, 2002

• WI Paper Council:  Papermakers Demonstrate Enviornmental Stweardship with P3
• Lippert: Announces a Win for the Health and Well-Being of WI Young People
• Moore: Letter to Walker Re: Truth-in-Sentencing
• WSN: WSN Network News
• McCallum: Gov. Proclaims April 29-May 3 'Charter School Week' in Wisconsin
• Robson: Governor Signs Two More Bills Authored by Senator Robson
• McCallum: Governor's Tuesday Events
• McCallum: Governor Signs Five Bills into Law
• WHCA: Wisconsin Health Care Association Endorses McCallum For Governor
• Hansen: Governor Signs Hansen Bills into Law
• Barrett/Pocan: Barrett Supports Emergency Contraceptives for Sexual Assault Victims
• COWS: Noos from the Field
• DFI: DFI Warns about Unlicensed Credit Counselors and Debt Management Companies
• WHCA: Hospitals Unite in Opposition to Senate's Hospital Ban
• Dept. of Justice: State Settles Lawsuit Against Kirby Regional Advisor
• McCallum: Gov. Announces $1.3 Million in Coastal Funding for Brown and Manitowoc Counties
• Forward Wisconsin: Ventures to Chicago in Search of Business Expansions
• Dept. of Commerce: City of Cumberland Certified to Enforce to Enforce Commercial Building Codes
• McCallum: Announces Community Grant Award for Alma
• WI Campaign to Ban Cyanide in Mining: Conservation Congress Supports Cyanide Ban
• WMC: The Frugal Factor: Residents Spread Blame for Tax Burden
• Kleczka, Barrett: Endorsement for Jim Ryan for Milwaukee Co. Executive

April 12, 2002

• Albers: Democratic "Credit Card Spending Spree" Criticized
• Chvala, Jensen: Conference Committee to Meet April 16
• CANOE: Update
• Dept. of Commerce: Governor McCallum Announces $847,100 in Development Grants
• Wirch: Republicans Deny Public Hearing on Early Retirement Plan
• DOA: "Virtual Tour" of State Capitol Building Available on State Web Portal
• Erpenbach: More Funds Needed for Chronic Wasting Disease
• Moore: Moore Questions W-2 Sanctions
• Walker: Statement Proves Moore Out of Touch with Truth
• Burmaster: Statement on WI Public Libraries
• DOJ: Attorneys General Want States' Rights for No Call Registries
• DOA: Downtown Parking About to Get Easier
• DPW: McCallum's Not-so-Friendly Partnership with the Hispanic Community
• Sensenbrenner: Pension Reform: What's in Your Future?
• Finley: Waukesha Co. Executive Opposes WCA Support of State Senate Budget
• Kind: Calls for Meaningful Pension Reform
• Petri: Helps Bring George Washington's Newly Restored Gristmill Back to Life
• Sensenbrenner: Urges Appropriators for More Money to Keep Schools Safe
• McCallum: ABC Endorses McCallum for Governor

April 11, 2002

• DOT: Gov. OKs $252,000 Project to Purchase Snowplow for Rock County Airport
• DOT: Little-Used Rustic Waysides Will Not be Reopened This Spring
• UW-Madison: Ethical issues in biotechnology
• Moore: Truth-in-Sentencing Author In the Dark About Law's Effect
• AARP: WI Sees Strong Support for Seniors' Well-Being in Senate Budget
• WI Physical Therapy Assoc.: Governor McCallum Signs New PT Practice Act Into Law
  
• Moore: Truth-in-Sentencing Author In the Dark About Law's Effect
• Kind: Kind Calls For Meaningful Pension Reform ToProtect Employees' Retirement Savings
• McCallum: Governor to Attend School Choice Rally
• Barrett: Barrett Urges Milwaukee Residents to Utilize Earned Income Tax Credit on Tax Day
• Vrakas: Even More Shortcomings of Retirement Scheme
• Sensenbrenner: Sensenbrenner Praises White House Decision to Select Biskupic
• Legislative Black and Hispanic Caucus: Wisconsin Ranks #1 in Racially Biased Incarceration
• Dept. of Justice: Belmont Man Convicted and Sentenced in Environmental Case
• McCallum: Announces Ninth Annual Workforce Development Conference
• Barrett: Decries Health Care Industry Worker Shortages
• Kohl: Introduction of Judge William C. Griesbach at Senate Judiciary Committee
• Wis. Troopers' Association: McCallum Signs Legislation Improving The Investigation of Traffic Crimes
• Lippert: Senate Budget Proposal Bans Hospital Construction, Remodeling - Not the Solution to Controlling Health Care Costs
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Stewardship Grant for Dane County
• Dept. of Commerce: McCallum Announces $1.1 Million in Development Grants
• Walker Campaign: Walker Shocked at Ryan's Opposition to Truth-in-Sentencing
• McCallum: Gov. Receives 'Friend of the Hispanic Community Award'
• Dept. of Justice: State Settles Environmental Lawsuit in Milwaukee County
• Gunderson: Announces Deer Management Sub-Committee Hearing to Focus on Recent CWD Outbreak in Wisconsin
• DPW: Recent Phone Poll Shows Republicans Are Running Scared
• McCallum: Gov Appoints Witte as Dodge County Sheriff
• Kohl: Senate Approves Election Reform Bill Containing Provision to Study Kohl's Weekend Voting Proposal
• DPI: Burmaster Convenes Parent Leadership Corps to Strengthen Family-School-Community Partnerships
• McCallum: Gov. Signs "Second Chance Homes" Bill
• Common Cause: Ashley Furniture Wetlands Provision - Anatomy of a Special Interest Campaign Contribution Payoff
• Kohl: Sen. Hears from Wisconsin Volunteer Fire Chief During Senate Hearing on Homeland Security
• Burke, Jeskewitz: New Law Will Help Young Mothers

April 10, 2002

• Vrakas: Even More Shortcomings of Retirement Scheme
• Wis. Right to Life: Two Issues of Importance Now in the Hands of Budget Conference Committee
• Kanavas: Asks Attorney General for Documents Relating to Wisconsin's Victims Restitution Fund
• Baldwin: Baldwin Calls For Permanent Bankruptcy Protection For Farmers
• Moore: Senate Budget Keeps Essential Milwaukee Public Services Intact
• McCallum: Gov. Backs President Bush's Welfare Reform Reauthorization Plan
• Kedzie: There They Go Again...Kedzie Chides MMSD on Reports of 150 Million Gallon Dumping of Wastewater
• Robson: Applauds PSC Denial of Interim Water Rate Increase
• Dept. of Commerce: Small Business Innovation Research Specialist Now Available
• McCallum: Gov. to Sign Bills and Announce Grants on Thursday in Onalaska and Green Bay
• Robson: Gov. Signs Robson's Nurse Compact Sequel
• Midwest Partners: Briefing on Welfare Reform Reauthorization: A Midwestern Perspective
• Barrett Campaign: Barrett Votes to Protect Family Farms
• Wis. Right to Life: As Vote in U.S. Senate on Human Cloning Approaches, Bush Reiterates His Opposition to All Forms of Human Cloning
• Kind: Supports Medicare Boost for Rural Hospitals
• McCallum: Gov. Announces Kickoff for Year of the Trails
• Green: Rep. Green Pushes to Scrap INS
• DNR: News and Outdoor Report
• UW-Madison: Report Puts University at Head of Economic Class
• RPW: Rep. Green to Chair State Convention
• Wis. Physicians Resource Council: Physicians Group Decries U.S. Government Promotion of Unhealthy Childhood Sex
• Travis: Special State Redistricting Commission Sought
• Black: Bill Will Require State Energy Plan
• Ed Thompson: Notes City Accomplishments at Final Council Meeting
• WI Alliance for Excellent Schools: Wolf at the Door of Our Public Schools
• Alliant Energy: Reminds Customers Moratorium Ends Apr. 15
• LAB: Audits of Medical Assistance Providers

April 9, 2002

• Burmaster: To Speak During UW-Whitewater Gov't Week
• Environmental Defense: Applauds House Passage of Miss. River Bill
• DATCP: Assembly Republicans Blast Senate Action on DATCP Budget
• WLCV: Senate Budget Bill Gets a "C" For Conservation
• Marriage Savers: Diverse Clergy Create a Madison Community Marriage Policy
• Downtown Mainstreet, Inc.: City of La Crosse and Downtown Mainstreet, Inc. Receive National Award
• Falk Campaign: Falk Offers Solution to Save Tobacco Fund
• Kind: Kind's Mississippi River Protection Bill Clears the House
• Rhoades: IGT Funding Spared In Budget Adjustment
• Dept. of Commerce: Governor McCallum Announces $3.9 Million in Development Grants
• DATCP: DATCP Employee Named Friend of the County Agent
• Burke: Consumers Deserve To Hear the Truth -- Not Scare Tactics
• Johnsrud: Natural Resources Committee Takes Up DATCP Split, Deer Feeding & Chronic Wasting Disease
• DATCP: Senate Proposal Disrupts Critical Planning for Do Not Call List
• Dept. of Justice: State Settles Lawsuit Against Ohio Propane Company
• RPW: Kohl and Feingold Block Justice -- Again
• McCallum: Gov. Signs Bill Requiring Crossing Gates on School Buses
• Pro-Life Wis.: Senate Democrats Offer Extreme "Anti-Choice" Budget Proposals
• DWD: State Agencies and Health Organizations Partner to Address Pharmacist Shortage in Wisconsin
• Biskupic Campaign: Senate Votes to Gut Truth-in-Sentencing

April 8, 2002

• Sierra Club: Local Farmers, Sierra Club, Stop Unnecessary Road Expansion
• Thompson Campaign: Ed Thompson Will Share Stage With Republican Governor of New Mexico
• McCallum: Media Advisory - Governor's Tuesday Events in Milwaukee
• Riley: Ryan and Walker Will Participate in "Community Dialogue"
• Underheim: Underheim Worries Senate Health Package will Hurt Wisconsin
• NFIB: Senate Dems Increase Small-Business Health-Care Costs by Millions
• League of Wisconsin Municipalities: League Applauds Senate's Budget Repair Package
• DOR: Top 10 Income Taxpaying Mistakes
• DPW: McCallum's Office Visits the "Panic Room"
• DATCP: Alice in Dairyland 2002
• McCallum: Gov. Announces $1 Million for City of Milwaukee Flood Prevention and Repairs
• Ryan Campaign: Jim Ryan Calls For New Fiscal Oversight of County Government
• McCallum Campaign: Wisconsin Restaurant Association Endorses McCallum For Governor
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. Announces New Business Development
• Kohl: Kohl to Chair Judge Griesbach's Nomination Hearing on Thursday

April 7, 2002

• Thompson Campaign: Runs Tax Day Radio Ads Statewide

April 5, 2002

April 4, 2002

Reaction to Senate Dems' Budget Passage (scroll down past the gray box for regular press releases) Chvala: Senate Democrats Adopt Final Caucus Budget Package Hansen: Hansen Restores Funding for Green Bay Public Television Robson: Democrats' Budget Balancing Bill Protects Community Health Clinics Robson: Senate Dems Boost Tobacco Control Board Funding Robson: Senate Dems Protect Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Hansen: Hansen And Senate Democrats Restore Community Health Center Funding Zien, Suder, Sykora, Zais: Senate Democrats Delay Stanley Prison Again McCallum: Letter to Jensen and Chvala Re: Campaign Finance Reform Vrakas: Vrakas Opposes Senate Democrats' Early Retirement Scheme Hansen: Hansen Milk Vending Proposal Included in Senate Budget Repair Bill DPW: Senate Democrats Stand Up to Governor McCallum