(Rep.), 39th Assembly District. Born Fort Atkinson, July 27, 1927; married; 3 children. Grad. Fort Atkinson H.S.; B.B.A. UW-Madison 1950; LL.B. 1953; J.D. 1966. Pres. metal and iron co.; former asst. dist. atty. Vet.; Navy 1945-46, Army Reserve 1953-69. Member Citizens for Wis. LTD. (bd. mbr.), Wis. Chap. Inst. of Scrap Iron and Steel (past pres., also vice-chp. Fair Trade Practices Natl. Com.), Natl. Assn. of Recycling Industries (vice-chp. Public Rel. Com.), Amer., Wis., and Jefferson Co. Bar Assns., Lions (past treas.), Masons (past master), Amer. Legion, K. of P., Fort Atkinson Band (past pres.), Sinnissippi Conn. Boy Scouts of Am. (exec. bd.). Elected Bd. of Ethic. (pres.) 1968-76, municipal judge 1960-76. Appointed Asst. D.A. Jefferson Co. 1953-55, Police and Fire Comn. 1958-60, Library Bd. 1968-70, S. Cen. Reg. Criminal Justice Plg. Conn. 1970-76. Elected to Assembly 1976; reelected 1978. Biennial committee assignments: 1979 - Govt. Operations; State Affairs; Tourism, Recreation and Econ. Development. 1977 - Env. Prot. and its Subcom. on Solar Energy; Internal Management; Natural Resources (also Jt. Interim Com.); Revenue. Telephone: Capitol: (608) 266-3790; District: (414) 563-9172. Voting address: 115 Lorman Street, Fort Atkinson 53538. Mailing address (office): Room 307 North, State Capitol, Madison 53702. (Blue Book 1979-80)Learn More
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