(Rep.), 12th Senate District. Born Madison, June 24, 1918; married. Grad. Merrill High Sell.; attended commercial college. Salesman, Mbr. Lions, Farm Bureau. Alderman 1945-46. Served in Senate 1947 to 1955; reelected since 1956. Minority Leader (also 1977, 1975). Biennial committee assignments: 1979 -Senate Organization (also 1977, 1975); It. Com. on Legis. Org. (also 1977, 1975); Jt. Com. on Employment Relations (also 1977, 1975); Legis. Council ( mbr. since 1969). 1977 - Legis. Council Spec. Corns. on Municipal Collective Bargaining Process (co-clip.), Juvenile Correctional Facilities (vice-chp.), State Employment Relations, Fiscal Estimates, Definition of Death, and Interim Mining Com.; Disability Bd. (also 1975). 1975 - Natural Resources (mbr. since 1957, chp. 1957-73, co-chp. 1969 and 1971 Jt. Interim Corns.); Interstate Coop. Comn.; Sen. Select Cam. on Mining Development; Legis. Conn. Subcom. on Septic Tanks and Spec. Com. on Solid Waste Management. 1973 - Agric. and Rural Development; Legis. Procedure (since 1957); Legis. Coun.'s Spec. Corns. on Employe Protection in Business Closings, Mineral Taxation, Recreation Industry and Natural Resources (co-chp.) and its Subcoms. on Trust Lands (clip.), and on Wetland Legislation. Telephone: Capitol: (608) 266-2509; District: (715) 536-4181, Voting address: 122 N. State Street, Merrill 54452. Mailing address (office): Room 213 SE, State Capitol, Madison 53702. (Blue Book 1979-80)

The Wisconsin Historical Society has manuscripts related to this topic. See the catalog description of the Clifford W. Krueger Papers for details. See also the Clifford W. Krueger Oral History Interview.

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[Source: Blue book]