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	Wisconsin - USA, Business,Govt,Community,Education,Real-Estate -WorldViewer
		The capital of the state is Madison, and its current governor is Jim Doyle.
		The Wisconsin area, bordered by the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois, as well as Lakes Michigan and Superior, has been part of United States territory since the end of the American Revolution; the Wisconsin Territory (which included parts of other current states) was formed on July 3, 1836.
		Wisconsin ratified its constitution March 13, 1848 and was admitted to the Union on May 29, 1848 as the thirtieth state.
	wisconsinus.com (0 words)

	Wisconsin.gov - Capitol Facts - Wisconsin State Capitol Virtual Tour (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The leader of the Assembly (Speaker of the Assembly) presides over Assembly sessions at the large desk in the front of the Chambers.
		In order for a bill to become a law in Wisconsin, it must be passed by both the Assembly and the Senate and then signed by the Governor.
		The eagle on the ledge in front of the mural was donated to the State and is a replica of the original "Old Abe".
	www.wisconsin.gov /state/capfacts/assembly_s.html (615 words)

	Wisconsin State Assembly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Wisconsin State Assembly is the lower house of the Wisconsin Legislature.
		Together with the smaller Wisconsin State Senate, the two comprise the legislative branch of the U.S. state of Wisconsin.
		Wisconsin is divided into 99 Assembly Districts apportioned amongst the state based on population as determined by the decennial census, for a total of 99 Representatives.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wisconsin_State_Assembly (298 words)

	Wisconsin State Assembly Rejects Concealed Weapons Veto \| Left on the Lake
		Just a few minutes ago, the Wisconsin State Assembly voted to not overturn Gov. Doyle’s veto of a bill that would have allowed people to carry concealed handguns, knives, and other weapons to shopping malls, outdoor concerts, and other public areas.
		Wisconsin is only one out of four states that dont have a concealed carry law and you dont hear about increased violence and people shooting everyone else in the other 46 states that have a law.
		The only reason it didn’t pass was because Doyle is an idiot and threatened to take away state funding from the assembly members that voted to override his veto.
	dancody.org /archives/wisconsin_state_assembly_rejects_concealed_weapons_veto.html (756 words)

	Wisconsin Medical Society - How a Bill Becomes a Law (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Geographically, the smallest Assembly districts are in the populous heart of Milwaukee and the largest are in the less populated areas of northern Wisconsin.
		Several University of Wisconsin students felt "there ought to be a law" to prevent misuse of their Social Security number as a student identifier and brought their concerns to their Representative.
		Typically, the Assembly is called to order, opening formalities are completed and the Caucus Chair (elected by the members of each caucus) asks for a recess for the purpose of a partisan caucus.
	www.wisconsinmedicalsociety.org /health_policy/s-howbill1.cfm (2779 words)

	2006 Wisconsin Elections Overview
		Incumbent Brett Davis (R-Oregon) was elected to the State Assembly in November 2004.
		Incumbent Lee Nerison (R-Prairie du Chien) was elected to the State Assembly in November 2004.
		She was elected to the Assembly in 2004 and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Colleges and Universities Committee and Chairs the Special Legislative Committee on Disaster Preparedness Planning.
	www.hamilton-consulting.com /updates/elections_assembly06.html (7331 words)

	ANCIENT MACEDONIANS AND MODERN MACEDONIANS
		The sole purpose of the resolutions was to insult Macedonians and destabilize the Balkans; they had nothing to do with the State of Wisconsin that the legislators were elected to govern.
		The situation with the e resolutions in Wisconsin paralleled closely that in Texas last Spring, where an essentially identical resolution was introduced in the Texas Assembly and was left to die in committee by its partially Greek-American sponsor after being exposed by Macedonian-Americans and ridiculed in the media.
		The repeated failures of the anti-Macedonian resolutions in the US State Legislatures, whenever the legislators have been made aware by the Macedonian Americans of what they are being asked to support, demonstrate what the American people really think of them: they are false and historically inaccurate and have no business being in the State Legislatures.
	www.macedonianamerican.org /resolution/wisconsin.htm (534 words)

	Wisconsin School Choice
		A bill (S.B. 253) to allow five campuses of the University of Wisconsin to sponsor five charter schools each passed the Senate by a vote of 19 to 14 and the Assembly by a vote of 59 to 40.
		The bill passed the state House of Representatives 62 to 33 and passed the state Senate 58 to 38 before being vetoed.
		By mid-February, Gov. Doyle and Assembly Speaker John Gard (R-89) agreed on a proposal to raise the cap to 22,500 students and made public their attempt to set this proposal before the legislature.
	www.heritage.org /Research/education/schoolchoice/Wisconsin.cfm (2567 words)

	Wisconsin State Senate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Wisconsin State Senate, whose powers are modeled after those of the U.S. Senate, is the upper house of the Wisconsin State Legislature, smaller than the Wisconsin State Assembly.
		Wisconsin is divided into 33 Senate Districts apportioned amongst the state based on population as determined by the decennial census, for a total of 33 Senators.
		The Senate chamber is located in the south wing of the Wisconsin State Capitol building, in Madison, Wisconsin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wisconsin_State_Senate (344 words)

	ASLCS - The Journal - Automating the Wisconsin State Assembly (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Because the Wisconsin Legislature operates on a biennial basis, the Y2K problem needed to be solved by the session beginning in January 1999.
		While most Assembly members had a working knowledge of computers, training was needed on how to utilize the laptopâ€™s capabilities in the course of the Assemblyâ€™s daily floor session.
		On January 26, 1999, members of the Wisconsin Assembly brought their laptop computers to the Chamber for a "test drive." While the day contained a few setbacks, response from members was positive and the project continues to receive glowing reviews.
	www.ncsl.org /programs/legismgt/aslcs/wiauto99.htm (2787 words)

	Candidates
		In 2006, Wisconsin voters spoke up and sent a message to Madison that they want state leaders to focus on strengthening schools, making health care more affordable and fighting for clean campaigns.
		Unfortunately, the Republicans, who still hold a thin margin in the State Assembly, weren't listening.
		As a result, we are seeing more of the same from Republican politicians who would rather work for the special interests than the people of Wisconsin.
	www.assemblydemocrats.com (214 words)

	Apollo Alliance : Wisconsin Apollo Update
		Wisconsin’s labor unions and environmental groups worked together for this victory and identified the package as Wisconsin Apollo’s key legislative priority for the 2004-2005 legislative session. Read an Op-Ed by Phil Neunfeldt, Secretary Treasurer of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO and Kerry Schumann, Executive Director of the Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters here.
		The Wisconsin Apollo Alliance released a report in February by the Renewable Energy Policy Project prior to final passage of SB 459 identifying over 1200 firms currently manufacturing components that could be used in Renewable Energy Systems.
		A Wisconsin Apollo Organizing meeting is set for late March to bring together 15-20 leading members of those constituencies to discuss strategy for the Wisconsin Apollo Alliance.
	www.apolloalliance.org /state_and_local/wisconsin/update.cfm (802 words)

	Milwaukee Attorneys at Law, Rose & deJong, S.C. - State of Wisconsin
		Build Wisconsin - Build Wisconsin is a culmination of an exhaustive review of Wisconsin's various strategic plans, with input from citizens, business, labor, education, economic development and state and local government leaders.
		Wisconsin Historical Society - Engages the public with the excitement of discovery, inspires people with new perspectives on the past, and illuminates the relevance of Wisconsin history in our lives.
		Wisconsin State Legislature - Provides a legislator lookup, text and history of legislative activities, committees, and links to legislators' profiles and offices.
	www.rosedejong.com /legal_resources/state_of_wisconsin.html (911 words)

	01_27_06-OVERRIDE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This Tuesday is the best chance we've ever had to finally give Wisconsin citizens the right to CHOOSE whether they would like to have a means for self defense.
		Tell that to any of the roughly 12,000 Wisconsin citizens who are the victims of murder, attempted murder, rape, assault, armed robbery, and other violent crimes every year.
		It will pit the gun owners of Wisconsin against the anti-gun forces, led in full force by Governor Doyle's lobbyists, a governor whose 12-year record as Attorney General should leave no doubt that he is a dyed-in-the-wool True Believer in gun bans.
	www.wisconsinconcealedcarry.com /html/01_27_06-override.html (1016 words)

	Wisconsin Legislature Passes Bill to Repeal Concealed Carry Ban
		The Assembly adopted one amendment dealing with funding, training and exemptions, and that will require the bill's return to the Senate next week for consideration of that change.
		A similar bill passed the state Assembly last session, but stalled in the Senate, which was then controlled by Democrats.
		In addition to strong opposition by the Democratic representatives of Milwaukee, the bill also is opposed by numerous law enforcement groups, including the Wisconsin Police Chiefs Association, the Wisconsin State Patrol, and the Wisconsin county sheriffs and deputy sheriffs.
	www.crosswalk.com /1229540/print (849 words)

	Bill Elliott for Wisconsin State Assembly (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bill was born in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, in 1978.
		Bill is passionate about making Wisconsin a better place to live and about serving the people in the state.
		The opportunity to serve Wisconsin's 23rd district is a perfect chance for Bill to make a positive contribution to our community.
	www.billforwisconsin.com /about (489 words)

	Wisconsin State Legislature
		Governor’s Budget Address presented by WHA and Wisconsin Department of Transportation
		Track legislative activities on proposals, committees, authors and subjects by receiving notification emails.
		Senate Assembly Joint Legislative Committees Districts Legislative Documents
	www.legis.state.wi.us (0 words)

	Wisconsin Right to Life - Biography Rep John Gard
		Representative Gard is the Speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly and is serving his seventh full term in the Wisconsin Assembly representing the 89th Assembly District.
		Prior to being elected as Speaker of the Assembly, Rep. Gard served as Assembly Chair of the Joint Finance Committee, a post he has held since November 1997.
		Representative Gard is married to Cate Zueske, who formerly served as Secretary of the Department of Revenue, Wisconsin State Treasurer and member of the State Assembly.
	www.wrtl.org /biojohngard.htm (210 words)

	SPECIAL FEATURE: DECISION 2004
		However, Wisconsin’s high taxes make it difficult for the common person to start from the bottom up.
		I will work hard to make sure that costs from excessive taxes will be kept low, and I want small-business owners to be able to help pay for healthcare for their employees through health savings accounts.
		If someone breaks a law, that person must be punished as prescribed in state statute without regard to race or ethnicity.
	www.madtimes.com /archives/oct2004_5/INSERT6.htm (1416 words)

	Pennsylvania State Fossil: Trilobite (Phacops rana)
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		Trilobites were found on necklaces belonging to the prehistoric inhabitants of 15,000 year old rock shelters of Europe.
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	www.e-referencedesk.com /resources/state-fossil/pennsylvania.html (710 words)

	The Badger Herald - Assembly passes license bill
		The Wisconsin State Assembly passed a bill Wednesday requiring residents to provide proof they are in the United States legally in order to receive a driver’s license or state identification card.
		The Identification Security Act is intended to place the state in compliance with the REAL ID law passed in Congress and signed by President George Bush, which requires all states to establish a policy that makes citizens seeking to obtain drivers’ licenses or ID cards show proof they are in the country legally.
		Gundrum said if Wisconsin does not adopt this legislation by 2008, no residents in the state will be able to use drivers’ licenses or state-issued ID cards to board airplanes or enter federal buildings due to federal law.
	badgerherald.com /news/2005/09/29/assembly_passes_lice.php (833 words)

	WISCONSIN STATE SENATE ADOPTS ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION
		By passing the resolution, the Wisconsin State Senate raises awareness of atrocities, such as genocide, in order to prevent similar crimes from occurring again.
		The Wisconsin State Assembly passed an identical resolution on the Armenian Genocide in 2000.
		With the Senate's adoption, the ANC of Wisconsin will be thanking both the State Assembly and Senate at this year's commemorative event [for the Armenian Genocide] at the State Capitol.
	www.anca.org /press_releases/press_releases.php?prid=188 (647 words)

	Remarks by Reggie White, before Wisconsin State Assembly (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was delegated to the village then to the city then to the state and finally to the empire.
		I think the State of Wisconsin has to say, and we're going to give the rule to God and we're going to allow him to run this state and we're going to seek his counsel and try to understand him and what he wants us to do.
		I know we have a separation of church and state and things of that nature, and it was kind of called at us not to get involved in what we call religious aspects.
	my.execpc.com /~dross/aw/regwhite.html (7632 words)

	Wisconsin Legislation - MegaLaw.com
		Wisconsin State Legislature - Provides searchable bills, calendars, acts, legislator information, a terms glossary, laws, and related government links.
		Wisconsin State Senate - Features individual Senators' home page, contact information, senate committee information, and other general information.
		Wisconsin State Assembly - Read about your Representatives, find out information on How a Bill Becomes Law, watch audio sessions, or locate a Representatives by using their directory.
	www.megalaw.com /wi/wilegislation.php (278 words)

	02_27_02-ASSEMBLY
		Devoted to the passage of CCW laws in Wisconsin
		This morning, at 4:30 am, the Wisconsin state assembly passed AB675, the shall-issue concealed carry bill.
		If you haven't already written your state senator, now is the time.
	www.wisconsinconcealedcarry.com /html/02_27_02-assembly.html (131 words)

	Wisconsin Republican Party - Jefferson named RPW Executive Director
		Jefferson, who has been Campaign Director for Wisconsin’s Assembly Republicans since 2002, replaces Rick Wiley who is leaving RPW to join Rudy Giuliani’s Presidential Exploratory Committee as National Deputy Political Director.
		Republicans in the Wisconsin state Assembly maintained their majority in 2006—the only lower house in the upper Midwest to do so.
		Prior to serving as Assembly Campaign Director, Jefferson worked with state Assembly Republicans for over a decade, including time as staff to Representatives Sheryl Albers, Steve Freese and Mike Huebsch.
	www.wisgop.org /site/Viewer.aspx?iid=6952&mname=Article (464 words)

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