(Dem.), 10th Senate District. Born Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 7, 1947. Grad. Hill-Murray H.S.; B.A..Marquette Univ. 1969. Legislator; former editor of business publications. Member Citizens for Wis., St. Croix Co. Dem. Party, Hudson Community Day Care Center (former chp., bd. of dir), Citizens for a Clean Mississippi, Wis. Women's Political Caucus. Elected to Senate 1976. Biennial committee assignments: 1979 - Jt. Survey Com. on Tax Exemptions (cochp.); Human Services; it. Com, on Finance; Legislative Council (also 1977); Interstate Coop. Comn. (also 1977); Legis. Adv. Com. to Minn.-Wis. Boundary Area Comn. (also 1977). 1977 - Agriculture, Aging and Labor (vice-chp.) and Subcom. on Ag. Land Taxation (chp.); Natural Resources and Tourism; Jt. Com. for Re-view of Admin. Rules; Legis. Co. Mining Com.'s Subcom. on Reclamation of Nonmetallic Mining (chp.), and Natural Resources Com., and Spec. Corns. on Small Business (chp.), Domestic Violence, Reduction and Recycling of Solid Waste. Telephone: Capitol: (608) 266-5660; District: (715) 386-3561. Voting address (residence): 927 3rd Street, Hudson 54016. Mailing address: Room 136 South, State Capitol, Madison 53702. (Blue Book 1979-80)

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