Dictionary of Wisconsin History
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Term: Black, Spencer 1950
Definition: (Dem.), 77th Assembly District Born May 25, 1950; married; 1 son. B.A. in economics and history, SUNY-Stony Brook 1972; M.S. in urban and regional planning UW-Madison 1980; M.A. in public policy and administration UW-Madison 1981. Former conservation representative, Sierra Club; curator of education, State Historical Society of Wisconsin; high school teacher. Recipient: Wis. Fed. of Teachers Legislator of the Year 1999; Clean Water Action Council Environmental Advocate of the Year 1993; Midwest Renewable Energy Assn. Environmental Excellence Award 1992; Izaak Walton League Environmental Legislator of the Year 1991; Wis. Community Action Programs Assn. Gaylord Nelson Human Service Award 1991; Audubon Society Environmentalist of the Year Award 1990; The Nature Conservancy President's Public Service Award 1989; Wis. Wildlife Fed. Legislator of the Year Award 1988; Common Cause Leadership Award 1985. Elected to Assembly since 1984. Minority Leader 2001 (eff. 5/1/01); Assistant Minority Leader 2001 (1/3/01 to 5/1/01). Biennial committee assignments: 2003 - Administrative Rules; Jt. Com. for Review of Administrative Rules (also 1999); Colleges and Universities; Electronic Democracy and Government Reform; Natural Resources (also 1997, chp. 1987-93); Property Rights and Land Management. 2001 - Assembly Organization; Jt. Com. on Employment Relations (eff. 5/1/01); Jt. Com. on Legis. Organization; Rules; Jt. Legislative Coun.; Disability Bd. (eff. 5/1/01). Telephone: Office: (608) 266- 7521; District: (608) 233-0317; E-mail address: Rep.Black@legis.state.wi.us Voting address: 5742 Elder Place, Madison 53705. Mailing address: Office: Room 214 North, State Capitol, P.O. Box 8952, Madison 53708. (Blue Book 2003-2004)
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42 records found
Albion Academy (Historic Marker)
Barber, Joel Allen 1809 - 1881
Bergh, Johan Arndt 1847 - 1927
Black, Spencer 1950
Burke, Brian B. 1958
Civil War: 13th Infantry
Davidson, John Nelson 1848 - 1945
Democratic Party (in Wisconsin)
Denniston House (Historic Marker Erected 1969)
Dewey, Nelson 1813 - 1889
Earth Day
environmental movement
Four Lakes, City of the
governors
Homme, Even Johnson 1843 - 1903
Hulst, Nelson Powell 1842 - 1923
Little Bohemia raid
Ludington, Harrison 1812 - 1891
Ludington, Nelson 1818 - 1883
Lumberjacks' nicknames (logging)
Nelson Dewey-First Governor of Wisconsin (Historic
Nelson [origin of place name]
Nelson, Adolphys Peter 1872 - 1927
Nelson, Buffalo Co.
Nelson, Gaylord A. 1916-2005
Nelson, George Bliss 1876 - 1943
Nelson, John Mandt 1870 - 1955
Nelson, Town of, Buffalo Co.
Nelson, Village of, Buffalo Co.
Nelsonville (historical), Eau Claire Co.
Nelsonville, Portage Co.
Nelsonville, Village of, Portage Co.
Neville, Arthur Courtenay 1850 - 1929
Notestein, Barbara 1949
Outdoor Recreation Act Program (ORAP)
Paine, Edward Lathrop 1801 - 1893
Stone, John Nelson 1835 - 1919
Stonefield
timeline of Wisconsin history, 1836-1899
Tittemore, James Nelson 1864 - 1949
Tweedy, John Hubbard 1814 - 1891
Wells, Horatio Nelson 1808 - 1858
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