(Dem.), 25th Assembly District Born Manitowoc, Oct. 17, 1926; married; 11 children. Graduate Manitowoc Lincoln H. S.; attended Lake-shore Tech. Institute. Full-time legislator. Former bricklayer and mason. Member: Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen International Union of America (local past president); NCSL's Com. on Government Operations and Regulation. Former member: National Conference of State Legislatures' Committee on Labor. Manitowoc Co. Bd. of Supervisors 1968-1980; Manitowoc Co. Community Bd. (past chp.). Elected to Assembly since 1980. Biennial committee assignments: 1991 - Labor (chp., also 1989, vice chp. 1981-87); Aging (also 1989); State Affairs (also 1987, 1985); Transportation (also 1989); Unemployment Compensation Adv. Council (also 1989); Worker's Compensation Adv. Council (also 1989). 1989 - Excise and Fees (also 1987, 1985). 1987 - Government Operations and Aging (chp.); Commerce and Consumer Affairs; Transportation Projects Comn.; Legis. Council Com. on Juvenile Justice Issues. 1985 - Government Operations (chp.); Jt. Com. for Review of Administrative Rules (vice chp.); Council on Child Labor (also 1983, 1981); Legis. Coun. Com. on Time-Share Property. 1983 - Jt. Survey Com. on Retirement Systems (co-chp.); Retirement Research Com. (co-chp.); Highways (also 1981); Local Affairs (also 1981). Telephone: Office: (608) 266-0315; District: (414) 684-6458. Voting address: 1313 South 11th Street, Manitowoc 54220. Mailing address: Office: Room 25 West, State Capitol, P.O. Box 8952, Madison 53708. (Blue Book 1991-92)

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