Electricity, Coalition for Competition in
Subject(s): Any and all issues relating to electric utility restructuring.
Fassbender, Robert I.
McCoshen, Carol L
Eli Lilly and Co.
Subject(s): Health care issues; Medicaid; welfare reform; mental health issues; diabetes issues; pharmacy issues; depression.
Buchen, Elizabeth
Fitzgerald, Francis
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Employees Union, Wisconsin State
Subject(s): Organization will be involved in lobbying activities that are pertinent to state operations and budgets. Inc.luded in those activities will be interest in legislation and administrative rules that affect public employees (state), their wages, fringes, working conditions and the services they provide taxpayers.
Beil, Martin
Employer Health Care Alliance Cooperative
Subject(s): Health care related legislation.
Essie, Patrick
Queram, Christopher
Energy Independence Wis Citizens for
Subject(s): WCEI seeks passage of legislation to strengthen our state's utility merger laws.
Pawlisch, Curt
Engineers, Wisconsin Society of Professional
Subject(s): Our organization is concerned with issues relating to the engineering profession, the licensing of professional engineers, and the safety and welfare of the public. Issues we monitor Inc.lude transportation, energy, environment, building and construction codes, education, and engineer licensing through the Department of Regulation and Licensing.
Mitchell, Mary (Mel)
Vaughan, Michael
Family Physicians, Wisconsin Academy of
Subject(s): Rules, regulations or statutes pending in the legislature which would impact on the practice of family medicine in the state of Wisconsin.
Hottenroth, Theresa M
Farm Bureau Federation, Wisconsin
Subject(s): All legislation and rules affecting agriculture.
Cliff, Roger
Zimmerman, Paul
Farmers Union, Wisconsin
Subject(s): All matters affecting agriculture, Inc.luding farming, land use planning, property taxes, the environment, water quality and health insurance. Also, we expect to focus on transportation, the UW system and campaign finance reform.
Nispel, David
Fertilizer & Chemical Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Our primary interest lies in agriculture, air, land and water quality etc. as they relate to fertilizer and ag chemical use. However the majority of our members operate retail businesses and as such are interested in worker and employment related issues, transportation and other small business issues. We work for a favorable business climate for our members and their customers to operate their farms and businesses in.
Ahner, Betsy
Finance, Inc., American General
Subject(s): American General Finance, Inc., is interested in legislation which will affect its consumer financing, credit insurance, interest rates, and the legal system.
Essie, Patrick
Financial Institutions, Ltd., Wisconsin League of
Subject(s): Financial institutions, banking, consumer and commercial credit, housing, taxation, economic development and other concerns of financial institutions.
Hauke, Thomas
Financial Services Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Any and all legislation and administrative rules which may affect the consumer finance industry.
Hanson, Thomas
Fire Fighters of Wisconsin, Professional
Subject(s): The PFFW, Inc.. is interested in legislation and rules that impact public safety, health and safety of fire fighters (diseases, protective equipment, staffing), fire education, retirement benefits, duty disability benefits, emergency medical services and delivery of such services, and collective bargaining legislation.
Dobish, Michael
Gale, Richard
Kunesh, Michael
Zeier, Mark
Flambeau Mining Co.
Subject(s): Any area of legislation or administrative rule-making affecting or having the potential to affect metallic mining.
Handzel, Jr., Henry
Wimmer, Jr, James
Forethought Group, Inc., The
Subject(s): Rulemaking related to the implementation of Senate Bill 535, which was recently signed into law.
Klauser, David
Fort Howard Corp
Subject(s): State legislation or administrative rules affecting all subject areas.
Powell, Jacqueline
Reimer, Mark S.
Theno, Daniel
Forward Janesville, Inc..
Subject(s): Issues that we are likely to Inc.lude in our 1997-98 legislative agenda Inc.lude elimination of the Personal Property Tax, Capital Gains Exemption, local government speeding limits, proposed changes in Tax Inc.rement Finance District laws, proposed changes in Family and Medical Leave, and funding for various local transportation projects. We typically adopt many of the positions taken by WMC (Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce) but do not necessarily actively lobby on all of these issues. Also, education is an area of interest.
Boyer, Victor
Hayes, Andrew
Funeral Directors Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Any proposal that has a direct or indirect effect on funeral service practice, the conduct of practitioners and any proposal relating to funeral service or its practitioners that would have an adverse effect on the public.
Hanson, Thomas
Morris, Wilma
Funeral Service Alliance of Wisconsin
Subject(s): Funeral service and related industries, such as funeral insurance, crematories.
Essie, Patrick
Girl Scouts Legislative Monitoring Committe, Wisconsin
Subject(s): All matters relating to not-for-profit organizations, employment law and regulation, taxation, environmental legislation and regulation, insurance, health, recreational activities, child welfare and education.
Cook, Sharon
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Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
Subject(s): Transportation, economic development, taxation, tourism and business-related issues.
Montgomery, Phillip
Schillinger, Patrick
Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District
Subject(s): Environmental matters and other areas that may affect the District, its users or other constituents in any way by any state agency or legislature.
Dunsmoor, William W
Fassbender, Robert I.
McCarthy, Peter C
Thormodsgard, Paul
GTE Telephone Operations North Area
Subject(s): All areas affecting the operations of GTE and its subsidiaries.
Bohling, Richard A