(Dem.), Born Milwaukee, Sept. 1, 1935; married. Grad. Marquette High Sch.; B.S. Marquette Univ. 1957; J.D. 1964. Attorney; farmer postal clerk. Served in Marine Corps 1957-60, reserves since 1957. Mbr. Milw. Bar and Junior Bar Assns., Holy Name Soc. (former pres.). Elected to Assembly 1964-70; elected to Senate in April 6, 1971 special election to fill vacancy. Biennial Senate commit-tee assignments: 1971 - Govt'l and Vet. Affairs; Housing and Urban Devel.; Legis. Prog. Study Corn, Biennial Assembly committee assignments: 1971 - Judiciary (chm.); Education; Rules; Judicial Council; Council on Home and Family. 1969 - Insurance and Banking (also 1967) and jt. interim cam.; Municipalities; Leg. Council's Adv. Com. on Uniform Consumer Credit Code, interim Judiciary Com. and Local Govt. Com. 1967 - it. Com, on Revisions, Repeals and Uniform Laws; Jt. Com. on Legis. Org's Subcom. on Staffing and Committee Procedures. 1965 -- Third Reading'(chm.); Jt. Com. on Finance; It. Study Com. on Civil Service; Leg. Council's Judiciary Com. and Integrated Family Court Com. (chm.). Mailing address: 710 N. Plankinton Ave., Suite 412, Milwaukee 53209. (Blue Book 1971)

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[Source: Blue book]