At senatoria I debate
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Inflation· top topic
bySallyDusdr
lnl1ation, taxes and environmental conservation
were topics common in
concern to the lhreoe U.S.
Senatorial candidates.
In a debate held in Quandt
Gym at 1 p.m., Oct. 3t , Inc umb e nt U.S . Senator
Gaylord A . Nelson ,
Democrat, Thomas Petri ,
Republican and Gffald 1...
McFarren, American party
ca nd idate spent a p proximately 90 minutes in
debate expressing their views
and auwe r ing questions
=~lhe:em~~:
audience.
McFarren openr,d t he
debate with remarks dealing
with the focus of his camJ)l-ign. He stated that tris
~amp.algn is based on three
major isaues; inflation, land
use and one world govern-
plemented to the people by
regionalism .
" In order to eliminate
inflation the budget must be
balanct'd, deficit spending
must cease and the Federal
innauon, welfare and taxes.
He uld be has been walking
around the state frK about
four months talking to the
people and th.t the people
seem most c~med about
::f~~~ ~::cr:!.
lh;.she ~dgel'must
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In connection witb world
wide government he went on
to say that teduUeaUy the
residents or Wisconsin are no
longer classified u such , but
are membrrs of R~ion Five,
which Is based In 01\cqo.
''This has been done by
executive ordu and Is illegal
and unconstitutional, " he
Si!ld.
"Nothing happens by acddent in government," ~aid
McFarren . He also spoke of
the crisis or the seventies.
' ' Th e last deprenion
produced Roosevelt and
Hitler, and I'm fri&htened to
think what this one may
produee," he added.
Petri based his remarks on
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because they pay a lot and
Wehavetostart managin&
are very low o( the funding and utilizing our resources,
!!:!·~~e t!·~~-ht "i!e -!'1: :~t~c::~~y rno~:';;. ~~d
-::~y·;:a~'int:ndw::a~ eehos:::~ S:u~v~~:.e :~
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out," Petri stated.
be
Nelson emphlis ized h\5
balanced, the Federal cooeffn with the Oep.arbnent
Reserve Bo.rd must be of Natural R.esourses fDNR l
operated more even han- and COO$('rvation. He also
dedly, there must be vigorous present(,d his~~ of the
anti -trust enfor«ment and
changes should be made in
the tax laws to encourage
~~!~~tui~~Jsub~c ~
savings, said Petri.
''There are 360 dllferent they better serve the public,
federal wdlare laws and 1 the challen&e or war and
don 't think we need one for peace and the mana1ement •
every day of the ~k," he and conservation or the
said. We need leadership In raources we depend upon for
this area and action in survival.
Congress to give welfare to
"Giantlsm" in the federal
thOMpeopl.ewhoaretnneed IOVtmment, businesses and
in a way which will encoun,ge schools was of concern also
the tn1e wortln& symbol, he and Nelson said that these
added.
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things should be sent back
People in Wisconsin are
also concerned abou t taxes, ::::.:he~~~e t~1:!~
Nelson.
1be ,debate then turned to
the student panel composed
of Gary WescOJt, sophomore
communications maj« and
news director of the campus
=ty~~"~ha~!f::S t~: ~=~~r =~~a\~=~S:~~~
r:~~a~~adsky, senior
Wescott opened the
questioning a11d asked Nelson
a bout the possibility or
evenin&out householdspendi n& concernin1 Ia& and
electricity rates . Nelson
stated that the prices of the
oil companlea should be
rolled back and that the
prices of steel, chemicals, oil
and automobiles be con- .
Cont. on page
Special pre-election issue
U!!!JPPOI NTE R
No. II '
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Senatorial hopeful Gero ld Mcfarren responded to a questlon from
the audience OS he debated Senators Petri and Nelson in a uandt Gym
Thursday. Photo by Rkk Ggel. ,
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Obey, Burger duel at UWSP
by JwiC.GH•Ikr
Buraer , a native .of
£z«bodank.la, part OWMr
On Wednescby, Oct. 30 In In 11 beef farm and associate
Quandt ~ the two prdeuor in political scl~
candilbtes . !or~~uconsin'• at the UW Central System,
Sevmth Diltrkt m the U.S. opened the debate with his
~. o.vid Obey IDtm. l openinc reman..
and J~ Bw-&er ( Rfop. l,
Bur&« asktd Obey, the
drewudtother'a r~re lnwhrot Incumbent, ''How m.ny bills
may be their only debl,te.
hrlve you lntTod~ iD your
five-and-one-half years or
NngrtSSionalJ«Yke!''
Burser also a~ Qbry
ot •'4'portina the type o1
legislation tNt 'is pautd too
late and 'lloilhtoolitUe in it to
d o •nythin& bu t aet
pN7Yide for tconomic growth
and nrned 1M U.S. ol being
·~ brthe Sovlell as
tht .,.wid pov.-er-. "Let us
build bed, dairy and sheep
indU5lricstofeedtheswving
....-orid," said BurJer.
I!X:h u
nuclear and JObr
~-u~':v!:'b::t:
80\>ft'1'1mf!111 of t.ht people, by
lhe people and for the people
rat.htrthan " aamallgroupof
politica l profeulouls "
headlines."
In other a reas, Burger ruling In Wuhington.
Obey. elected to Cula:ma
He <'&Ued for a halt in the called for r esu r ch of
depleUon of f'HCIUIUS which alternate ener &Y sources in t969 and t't'C:Ipit:nt ot a
masters dtgree from UW
M.ad ilon, uid In hi.J opening
remarks, " We must have a
tou&h enerv c:onservaUon
program," Ue 1110 called
c:onaress " uorbi tant" In
ener11 policies and pointed
out 14 committees and sub·
c:ommilleet which deal with
ener11.
The IIOUM' "doesi.'t work,
or at least It doesn't work
well," said Obey calling for
rt'OI'"pniution ol the House.
lie pointed out that lhe House
" hasn ' t been reorga nlted
sin« t!He" and lhat when
congrel5men reach 65 years
ot aae. Instead ot retirlnc.
they get a eomm ltlee
ehilir m.an appointment.
~f Burger, (left), candidate f or the House of Representatives,
Chancellor lee Dreyfus and debate moderator Gory Winters listen as
incumbent David Obey spoke at a debate Tuesday. Photo by Bill Poul~n.
Groshek's opposition optimistic
Gf'Oibekilc:halrmanotthe
transporialion
eomm!Uee
and 1 '!'ember ot the lqhwa}
~m1tlee, the veteran's and
. military a ffairs committee
and lhe eoundl on hJahway
safety.
!-tt«dinc to Andenon, htr
pnmary iuue II to reurn
control toloc:algovemment.
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by Bob Krrb&Kk
Governor
Patrick Lucey,
Uninrsity of Wisconsin. Thlt
nwrcer was e:ompkted by 1M
lq;l.slatwe this summ«.
UWSystem .
At I debate hn'e thrft
weeks
110,
the Rtpublican
candidate for 10vernor
runnl.ns few a second fourLucey clainu the state I•
yea r ter m, has a mb;td movingtowardbettnfundlna
record on higher ed~,~~:ation. for the old WSU ~ehools old WSU ~ehools and said,
0oe of his ru-s t IC:liMS U llncluding UWS P I unde r
&m~or was IOlnltllle a meraer. Lut yea r, UWSP
meraer betwHn the old ~ved the smallest amount Lucey show."
WIS<:onala State Un.iversity olllllesupportperstudt;tof
The Ame r ican Pa r ty
IWSU I System a nd the any of the campuses in lhe candidate William Upham
:~:~: n.O:~~h~e;!r ~;
;;:r.e:, ::::~~r:;: :!'
LaFollette and Jones
in secretary of state race
NewaAnalyat1
by Bob Ker kl lec ll.
The ~publican opponent , meetings around lhe state to
Kent Jones, said that If he's hear from people about lhrir
elected he'll organlz.e town problems and help them cut
State Sena tor Douslas meetings around the state red tape.
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LaFollette said he re last whe re people can meet
spring during Eart h Week ~"!ators, local officials and
lAFollelle hu
opposed
n~leo~; r ~r as being en-
=1t1~11ar::."leshould become !~ ~i:ywi~=eiry Ht! ~or::~~oc:~•!t.t:':
This is not In terms of coordinate voter r~tntion representation in uni'lffSil)'
g01o·emmentaJ polllks but in drh·es.
affairs.
:l:~air:!it~C.:, ~~f~t~kitl! useLal~~e;~ =~::rn~ po~~i:rn ,{:~dsta!~n,u~:;
system," he said.
L a Folll!tte h
the
Democr.atic candidate for
secre t .a r y of state in
tomorrow's eltcllon.
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spe.ak out on issues such u
enueyconservalion, landuse
pl.anning .and tu rdonn.
Headdedthathewillact.as
an ombudsman and hold town
whtn he feels it's ntcnsary,
E.aFollette ·s.aid- he r e In
August, " I'm willina to take a
gutsy opinion and try to be
only one-f.aced."
AG candidate refuses debate
NewsAna tysis
•yBobKerllsl«k
se rved in the Wisconsi n
LaFollette sai d that, U
eltcted, he will cut the in!Agislature for 23 years.
Large
repeatedly
Democr.at
Bronson challenged lAFollette to
LaFollette and Republican deb~te, but La Folie lie
GeraldLorgeare theonly two dec.hned.
LaFollette contended thft-e
candidatnonlhe: ballot in lhe
ra« for attorney gMenl.
was a scMdule confl_k t and
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LaFollelle said ' he was
plaMifll ltgal.action against
Tbe Mil wa uk ee J ou r ruo t (or
pri_nting an interview in
;::~~~ hehe wa~adqu~e~n
'!,
~~ ~es h~hi[~ :Sou:d ~~-rl~~~~ ~~d 1 ~:: 1 ':!'c0::'
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LaFollette is a former
attorney genera l. Lorge has have been debated.
Disher faces Hilger
for the second time
was forthcoming and some
have sugsested tbat he
deliberately mis lead the
public on this laue to get
publlelly.
LaFollette has had to spend
time clarifying statements he
made at a ~Croue new5
confe~ conce-rnina sex
1be District Attorney ruled
that tht e lection results a"::ed~d~=s~fl\·tr made a
should stand , but Hiller- used
tbecOnfusioa SUJTOUndin1 the statement In flvor or
lnlhe:Sepltmberprimary, gooCuptoga ln support to Nn lqaliuod pr-05Utution and that
be opposes it.
Raymond Dishtr' up6flt in- as a n independent .
Dur i n g th e primary
cumbt'nt Rtlina Hllger, by a
cam paign , oppone nt Anthony
41 vote martin to wi n the
Earl said.. he had htard that
Democ:ratie nomination for
LaFollette was runn i ng
county cleric
because he ntedl tne job.
Ne•-.Analysb
byRob Kerllsleck
Au.h•mutnlnlrttMroourceol
lllfi~ of thtm~jol- li rpotlll·
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brlnptodlk.~<I(I'A. ufthtnr•
t.(r.. <'f tht
b<ln rnonouck,
hydrooorbM,.JO'l.of thtni·
llfllen"•idu.::;(oft~•~~l­
rur .. ~rdrs
p;urkulltel.
Hilger's announcement
came a ft e r a highly
publlciz.ed votlna machiae
irna:ularity threw the outC1lCDe ol the primary into
.......
~nd
1a;:;. or the
said all of Lucey 's a p· that the present tuition
pointments still C11me from sit uation is "somethlna
~:~11 a:':o(h.~/~ ~ coP~c:';!vf.~:~~~saiC:
Dreyfus, we know he came fretlina tuition.
Neither Dyke nor Upham
from Madison . " !Dr eyf us
ume here before Lucey offered anylhlna v~ 'dlf·
became governor.!
ftTent frun Lucey oa the
tuitioa.
Both Dyke and Upham
Last year , Lucey pf"'PCRCC
forcing the UW System to have been c r itieiz.ed for
make up It millloa In user cuttlna Lucey wltbout offees. That pr11p051l, had It not ferina any prosrama of thdr
b t~n d e feated by the own.
lfll,iiSature, would prot»bly
Dyke ll the fonnu Madison
ha~-e n!SWted in the lou
m.ayor who ha d his poll«
m05t com)etitive .ath.letlcs. dtief keep' files on a number
After..Jite defeat of lhe ~~~er of Dyke's polilieal enemies,
fee propGAI Lucey s.aid, at a including lhe present mayor.
Altflt' Dyke wu dtfeated In
lt&isl.allve workshop J.ast
spring,that theuserfeelssue the lu t eltctlon, the files
of
:,:~no~:·:~ ~:W~r~~ ~i:f~:=~~r~:c::,~
trodU« it if reelected .
m!Jned. He was a drivu for
At the debate here, he said Dyke during this eltction.
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STEVENS POINT, PORTAGE COUNTY, WIS.
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LOCATION OF
VOTING BOOTHS
FIRST WARD-county-City BuikflliCJ
SECOND WARD-Recreation Center •Old Annory
DIIIID wARD-EmerSon School
FOURffi WARD-Sf. Peter-'s School- First & Fourth
RFTH WARD-.leffersorr School
SIXTH WARD-McKinley SdJoQI
SEVENTH WARD-Fire Staticin . 1701 Franklin St.
EIGHIH WARD-Recreation Center • Old Armory
NINTH WARD-Kn~ of Colllllhm Bldg. · W. Clark St.
TOOH ~ARD-Otd Fire Station : 1949 Strongs Ave.
B.fVENTH WARD-Peace Lutberan Center :
100 Vincent Court
1WEI.AH WARD-Washington School
ffiiRTHNTH WARD-Natit!!lal Guard Armort.. .Jefferson St.
CITY POLLS OPEN 7 A.M.
CLOSE 8 P.M.
Said et«:tlon wUI be conducted, votn c•nv11sed, •II In •ccord·
• nee with Wlaeon•ln St•tutn •• •mended.
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Debate cont~
trolled to·aid consumers wi!h
TO THE ELECTORS OF PORTAGE COUNTY:
In rebuttal, there should be
an increased production ol
these basic supplies whkh
would force prices down and
thepoormlghtbenefltmostol
all, s tated Petri.
War II and lhat we should be •
able to treat tvttybody u
friends. Klssln1tr should be
replaced 10 tMt an effort
coold be made to Itt foretgn
pollcyoutofthtahambleslt l.s
In, he added.
Zawad1lr.y asked about
1bere shou!d be an ex· poulblt leuons lea rned from
=~"'!~~ ~:ore:"~d :U~~'fo ~~r:Z::t.ed the
:,!i~ed~~ cl=t!~'~ el~:~~~~~!r:~
Sherm1n Anti-trust laws, said
McFarnn .
Concttning world peace,
Smith djrected his question to
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the way It II," said McFarren. Walft"l•le hu really
been a covtt up ol the eon·
stltutlonal rights which the
::r~ndaldlr.:~lr.~l ~ha~ ~ ~e:~ a~~:-!~
aignal to the Soviet Union ttaat the"baclr. room" dtall that
our fo reign policy Is ate made, he added .
declining .
It Is an abUJe of executive
Petri stated that thla power, and legislation m1.11t
country haa benefitted bepaued which wouJd Insure
tllrou&h havins a bl..partiun warrantltu wiretaps, old
for~ign policy since World Nelson In rebutta l.
War II, however we have
Petri dted three major
sufftted through lhe l&~t two te&~oqs he lear ned from
or three adminlstratiol'll Watersate. Watera:ate em·
because of a driftin& away phulzed the importance of
from partner-ship on the part maintal ninB belief in the
of the executive branch to principle Instead of the
leadership by this 1roup and ·winning in an election , tbe
followtn~hlp by the
impoc:tance of example on lhe
He hoped that doubts wouJd part of elt<:ted .¢ficlals and
be 18~ aside because tbe the lmpcrl.ance of aettinc
country Is united in rtprd to forth one's positions, even if
the party in dealing with objectionable to othen, he
foreign fritndl and fot1 , be said.
Aid.
The debate ended up more
Nelson, in rebuttal, felt the as a question and amwer
Otmocratk Congress would session with Nelson slatif18
needsupportinmaintalninga
sound foreign policy. Ht also
1tat.ed jolr.insly that hewn Petri were pretty much in
beginning to think that the asrftmeot and overall, all
Pres.idtnt wu writing his three candidates were
ownspeee:hesafter that issue senerally agrftable.
lfealsosald hefeltthatno
ca~:rC:.',;~~~~de ~~~~ared real issues of debate had been
that our foreig n policy has brought up so that there was
gone downhill since World nothing to truly debate on.
eoncr-.
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Three run. for- treasurer
Nt~~~o'SAna tysis
by Bob KtrsiKir.
Campaigning and covuage
hav~ beenalm ost nonexiltent
inthe atatetreuurerrace.
Incumbent Democrat Charles
Sm ith f aces Nina
Weir ! Re publican ) and
Grace Mattison (American
Party I.
Smith Is completing · hia
lint four-year term . Weir
and Ma tt ison are malr.ln&
lh~i r first bid for 1tateoffice.
Smith claims to have
tamed the l lat t3 mUiion In
additional Interest during hl1
four-year term.
H~ added that there hu
been no increase in the
number of workers In Ilia
office, and lhat he turned
baclr. JIO,OOO hi unspent funds
at the end of the last fllal
year.
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by Bob Kerksleck
State Senator William Bablitch has often
befriended UWS? students .
Bablltch and his legislative assistant Dave
Helbach ha ve often stressed that as long as
students make up a large percentage of his
voting constituency, he will be responsive to
student\·
w,'~~~~~a;~~~:~ ,•::'~W:~~~or;::!~oln
Secretary of State illnd U.S. Senator
We strongly recommend that you vote for
Doug La~ollette (Democrat} for Secretary
of State and to reelect U.S. Senator Gaylord
Nelson (Democrat) .
LaFollette has one of the best records In
the state senate regarding education and·the
environment.
Nelson deserves overwhelming support for
his early recogf'llllon of environmental issues
and excellent record on other issues.
Governor and Attorney General
We hope students will not vote for any of
the ma ior party candidates for governor and
attorney general.
Governor Patr ick Lucey (incumbent
Democrat), while Impressive on other
Issues, has proven such an enemy of higher
education that we cannot support him .
The Republican candidate , former
Madison Mayor William Dyke, is not Jm .
presslve at all.
The Democratic candidate for attorney
general , Bronson LaFollette, may have good
credent ials for the job, but his reasons for
r unrllng dismay us. Former friends say that
he is running for the money and could care
less about the public.
·
The Republican candidate, Gerald Lorge,
accomplished nothing during his 23 years in
the Wisconsin legislature.
Representative to the U.S. Congress
Congressman David Obey (Democrat) has
done nothing for the state and certainly
nothing for education In the last five years .
Consequently, we endorse a former UW
professor, Josef Burger (Republican) , who we believe will do his best to represent the
seventh district.
Representati ve to the state assembly
We endorse the Democratic Incumbent,
Leonard Groshek, over the Republican
candidate, Pamela Anderson .
Groshek has worked tlard to deserve our
support during his eight years in the
assembly by ma inta ining a good record on
education and the environment .
Port11ge County Clerk
We ask that you support the Democratic
candidate, Raymond Disher, over the in·
cumbent, Regina Hilger, who Is running as
an Independent after belflg beaten by Disher
in the Democratic pr imary.
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