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Contact: Ethnie Groves, Governor's Office, 608-261-2156 Increase Fails in a 6-4 Party Line Vote in the Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules "It's disappointing that legislative Republicans decided today to refuse to join with Wisconsin's business and labor leaders and approve a long overdue increase in the state's minimum wage. Wisconsin's minimum wage - at $5.15 an hour - has not...

Contacts: Scott Larrivee, Department of Administration, 608-266-7362 Ethnie Groves, Office of the Governor, 608-261-2156 To further reduce the size of the state's vehicle fleet, more than 140 automobiles will be auctioned off beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 25, 2004 at the UW Agricultural Research Station in Arlington....

Keynote Speaker: Tommy Thompson Monona Terrace Madison Call 608-256-8348 ext. 224 for more info.

By Brian E. Clark Wisbusiness.com WAUWATOSA – Mark Irgens grew up in this community and remembers a time when it seemed that every third house in his neighborhood had an Allis Chalmers engineer living in it. The farm equipment maker is long gone, but Irgens, who is president and managing member of Irgens Development Partners, hopes GE Healthcare Technologies' decision...

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CONTACT: Drew Petersen Director-Legislative Affairs 608.664.4155 andrew.petersen@tdstelecom.com I respect Ann Crump, representative for the Communications Workers of America-Wisconsin. The aggression and irony levied as part of her recent guest column challenging local phone competition generally and TDS Metrocom specifically, however, is profound. What many academics and economists would classify as decades old, union versus non-union class warfare is unnecessary and nowhere near...