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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1974 page 4, section i 1 -i kllfS Krtw Assemlby Demos Get Good Start vV Iff' was retiring after 25 years in the Senate. In a race to replace another retiree, Sen. Wilfred Schuele, State Rep. David Bcrgcr turned aside the challenge from Walter Heiden. Both Berger and Heiden had been active in getting probate reform bills through the Legislature.

In the two closely watched contests to replace the Republican leadership in the Senate, one race was decided, another remained uncertain. Seeking to replace outgoing Senate Majority Leader Raymond Johnson (R-Eleva) on the GOP ticket will be Harold LaChapelle, Wisconsin Rapids, currently Wood County district attorney. Facing him in November will be Thomas Harnisch, a Neillsville lawyer. THE GOP NOMINATION to succeed Asst. Senate Majority Leader Jack Steinhilber of Oshkosh, who also decided not to run By JOHN KEEFE Of The State Joarnal Staff Hie Democrats start the November election campaign ahead 21-2 in the State Assembly, but their advantage is far less than their hopes in the State Senate.

With most of the balloting from Tuesday's primary counted, only two legislative incumbents had been knocked off in the intra-party fights and both were in Milwaukee County. Five-term Rep. William Atkinson (D-South Milwaukee), chairman of the Assembly Veterans and Military Affairs tee, was toppled by Chester Gcrlach of South Milwaukee. THE OTHER OUSTED incumbent was first-term Rep. Earl Keegan of Milwaukee.

John Norquist of Milwaukee beat Keegan, and won himself a seat in the Assembly, since he has no November opposition. Norquist was just one of the 21 Democrats who have no Republican opposition in the general election, giving them a big boost in their effort to maintain a majority in the Assembly. Their margin now is 67-32. Over in the Senate, all incumbents sailed through the primary opposition. That will not make It any easier for Democrats to capture majority control in the Senate for the first time since 1890.

For a decade, Democrats have been saying they could gain a majority in the Senate. But they came closer than ever before two years ago, when the margin was cut to 18-15. WITH Tins BEING a Democratic year, they have higher hopes than ever before. Republican Sens. Gordon Roseleip of Darlington, in the 17th District in Southwestern Wisconsin, and Everett Bidwell of Portage in the 27th District in Central Wisconsin easily out-distanced their opponents.

Most of the primary action was centered on the Democratic ticket. In the newly created 13th District including parts of Dane, Jefferson, and Walworth counties, State Sen. Dale McKcnna swept to an easy victory over Robert McDermott of Monona, 6,166 to 3,001. In Milwaukee, where the lack of Republican opposition in November in many cases means Tuesday's nomination was the same as election, two contested primaries attracted attention. STATE REP.

RAYMOND TOBIASZ was defeated by State Rep. Gerald Kleczka to take the seat of Sen. Casimir Kendziorski, who November Legislature Candidates again, was headed toward a recount today. Former State Rep. Jon Guiles of Oshkosh had an unofficial 20-vote lead over Robert Tor-gerson of Neenah.

The winner will face Gary Goyke of Oshkosh, the Democratic nominee. Sen. Bruce Peloquin (D-Chippewa Falls) won his primary battle, but could face a stiffer challenge in November from the Republican nominee, Lawrence Durning, Eau Claire County district attorney. In the 25th District in northwestern Wisconsin, Lewis Martin of Superior was picked to face incumbent Republican Sen. Daniel Theno of Ashland.

The 25th District is considered one of the more vulnerable GOP seats in November, and Democrats have it high on its list to capture. In the 21st Senate District, Sen. Henry Dorman of Racine survived his primary test, but faces a Republican Bill Gowins of Racine in November, IN THE ASSEMBLY, Democrats are expected to have little difficulty keeping its majority. With Republicans defaulting in 21 districts, Democrats need only to pick up 29 more. Originally, it had been 22 districts, but Republicans put on a write-in campaign in the Calumet County district now held by Rep.

Gervase Hephner of Chilton. Donald Schnell of Brillion got the GOP nod through a write-in campaign. State Rep. Lloyd Barbee (D-Milwaukee), one of two blacks in the Assembly, squeaked by in his primary. Robert Swan, brother of State Sen.

Monroe Swan of Milwaukee, came within 50 votes of upsetting Barbee. Ready fo Fill The little old wine maker never told anybody about this end of the business. Leanna Pape, damp but undaunted, slid through a small opening in a 10-foot high wine barrel in anticipation of a new batch of juice not of the grape of the cherry. A coworker at a Cedarburg winery, Thomas Wilson, hosed down the floor nearby. The vat was being cleaned and sterilized before being filled with a new batch of cherry wine which will be aged for a year in the vat.

wrephofo position. 4th District: D-Gervase Hephner, Chilton (X); R-Donald Schnell, Brillion (write-in candidate). 7th District: D-Kevln Soucie, Milwaukee; R-Carol Schulze, Greenfield. Sth District: D-John Norquist, Milwaukee; No November opposition. 9th District: D-Phllip Tuczvnski, Milwaukee; No November opposition.

10th District: D-Charles Sykes, Fox Point; R-James Sen-senbrenner, Shorewood (X). 11th District: D-Gus Menos, Glendale (X); R-Robert Dills, Brown Deer. 12th District: D-David Walsh, Rockfleld; R-Frederlck Schroeder, Trenton (X). 13th District: D-Mlchael Klrbv, Milwaukee; R-Dale Landvatter, U.S. Dru Hits 5 in 74th District: D-Mary Lou Munts, Madison (X); R-Mork Musolf, Madison.

77th District: D-Marlorle Miller Madison (X); R-William Suhavslk, Madison. 78th District: D-David Claren-bach, Madison; R-Frederlck Raemlsch, Madison; independent-Mary Kav Baum, Madison. 79th District: D-Danlel O'Connor, Portage; R-Thommy Thompson, Elroy (X). 80th District: D-James Schneider, Baraboo; R-Kenvon Glese, Sauk City (X). 81 st District: D-Thomas Hanson, Beaver Dam; R-Mel Cyrak, Lake Mills (X).

82nd District: D-James Rutkowskl, Hales Corners (X); R-Homer Hanson, Greendale. 83rd District: D-Edward Wickleln, Big Bend; R-John Shabaz, New Berlin (X). 84th District: D-Phlllp Birdener, Oconomowoc; R-Elbert Gabbard, Oconomowoc. 85th District: D-Edward McClain, Wausau; R-Fronk Savino, Wausau. 84th District: D-Laurence Day, Eland; A-Ravmond Omernlck, Wittenberg; No Republican candidate.

87th District: D-Joseph Jones, Antlgo; R-Earl Schmidt, Shawano. 88th District: D-James O'Donahue, Oconto; R-Richard Matty, Crlvltz (X). 89th District: D-Cletus Vander-perren. Green Bay (X); No November opposition. 90th District: D-Sharon Metz, Green Bay; R-Jerome Quinn, Green Bay (X).

91st District: D-Eugene Oberle, Stanley (X); R-Steve Gunderson, Osseo. 92nd District: D-Glen Hyatt, Norwalk; R-Robert Quockenbush, Sparta (X). 93rd District: D-Marlin Schneider, Wisconsin Rapids (X); R-John Keehn, Wisconsin Rapids. 94th District: D-Virgil Roberts, Holmen (X); R-Fred Schomberg, West Salem. 95th District: D-Paul Offner, LaCrosse; R-Lawrence Gibson, LaCrosse (X).

94th District: D-Gerald Rav, Wauzeka; R-Bernard Lewison, Viroaua (X). 97th District: D-Ronald Lingren, Menomonee Falls; R-John Niebler, Menomonee Falls (X). 98th District: D-Edward Jackamonls, Waukesha (X); R-Verna Howard, Waukesho. 99th District: D-Jaye Bergamlnl, Brookfleld; R-Susan Shannon, Brookfleld. JUNIOR BOWLERS Kids tign up now for our Saturday morning Junior league Bowling Register now Sept.

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271-722 -BOWLING-LESSONS ALL AGES Bowling Lessons now being given by Jim Nye, a Certified Instructor. For further information -call 836-7272 NEED EXTRA CASH FOR YOUR VACATION? United States, Mexican, and Canadian narcotics agents dealt a blow to the illegal amphetamine (pep pill) market in this country Wednesday with coordinated pre-dawn raids that resulted in the arrest of 125 suspects, five in Wisconsin, including a University of Wisconsin-Madison student. John R. Bartels administrator of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Washington, D.C., said the arrests would destroy a network of drug-peddling conspirators he described as being responsible for an annual flood of 3 billion pep pills into the nation's illicit street market. THE LOCAL student, Dale W.

Wallace, 21, formerly of 3238 Thorp is serving a nine-month sentence in the Dane County jail, plus three years probation, for possessing marijuana and controlled substances with intent to deliver. He is permitted to attend classes under Huber law privileges. When arrested last June in Madison by Wisconsin Justice Dept. narcotics agents, who confiscated narcotics from him, he also carried $1,675 cash, the source of which he refused to explain when he was sentenced Aug. 23 by Circuit Judge Richard W.

Bardwell. Madison U.S. Atty. Steven Underwood said Wallace is charged position. 41st District: R-Ervin Conradt, Shiocton (X); No November opposition.

42nd District: D-Wllllam Erring-ton, Appleton; R-Toblas Roth, Appleton (X); A-John Tilley, Appleton. 43rd District: D-Wllllam Burkart, Lake Geneva; R-CloVd Porter, Burlington (X). 44th District: D-Gene Krueger, Elkhorn; R-Delmar DeLong, Clinton (X). 45th District: D-Gorv Johnson, Beloit (X); R-Arthur Kind, Belolt. 44th District: D-David O'Mallev, Waunakee (X); R-Shirley Thompson, Mt.

Horeb. 47th District: D-Janet Mielke, Milton Junction (X); R-Lyman Anderson, Oregon. 48th District: D-Lewls Mittness, Janesvllle (X); R-Jared Van Horn, Janesvllle. 49th District: D-Edward Klrch-berg, Potosi; R-James Azlm, Mus-coda (X); A-Lloyd Lewis, Hazel Green. 50th District: D-Joanne Duren, Cozenovia (X); R-Gregor Bock, Highland.

51st District: D-Donald Stauf-facher, Mineral Point; R-Joseph Tregonlng, Shullsburg (X). 52nd District: D-Thomas Kitchen, Fond du Lac; R-Earl McEssy, Fond du Lac (X). 53rd District: D-Daniel Murphy, Camobellsport; R-James Lewis, West Bend (X). 54th District: D-Donald Abraham, Watertown; R-Esther Doughty Luckhardt, Horicon (X). 55th District: D-Gregory Weyen-berg, Neenah; R-Michael Ellis, Neenah (X).

54th District: D-Rlchard Flin-trop, Oshkosh (X); R-H. Peter Kohlhoff, Oshkosh. 57th District: D-Harman Brandt, Oshkosh; R-Gordon Bradly, Oshkosh (X). 58th District: D-Carl Otte, Sheboygan (X); No November opposition. 59th District: D-Calvin Potter, Kohler; R-Blll Bruhy, Plymouth (X).

40th District: D-Paul Jansen, Grafton; R-Davld Opltz, Saukville (X). 41st District: D-James Rooney, Racine (X); R-Anita Hunt, Racine. 42nd District: D-Michael Ferrall, Racine (X); No November opposition. 43rd District: D-Marcel Dandeneau, Racine; R-Henry Rohner, Racine (X). 44th District: D-George Molinaro, Kenosha X); No November opposition.

45th District: Eugene Dorff, Kenosha (X); R-Bradley McCrorey, Kenosha. 44th District: D-Robert Spaeth, Twin Lakes; R-Russell Olson, Randall (X). 47th District: D-Terry Willkom, Chippewa Falls (X); R-Willlom Zindler, Stanley. 48th District: D-Joseph Looby, Eau Claire (X); No November opposition. 49th District: D-Donald Dardls, Elk Mound; R-LaVerne Ausman, Elk Mound.

70th District: D-Donald Hasenohri, Plttsvllle; R-James Vedder, Marshfleld. 71st District: D-Leonard Groshek, Stevens Point (X); R-Pamela Anderson, Stevens Point. 72nd District: D-Kenneth Hill, Redgranlte; R-Potrlcla Goodrich, Berlin; A-Paul Treder, Berlin. 73rd District: D-Thomas Murray, Superior (X); R-Wllllam Johnson, Superior. 74th District: D-David Kedrowskl, Washburn (X); R-Roger Hansen, Ashland.

75th District: DHoward Cameron, Rice Loke; R-Kenneth Schricker, Spooner (X). Bd on M.rch Inue 89 Law Officers Killed in 1974 WASHINGTON (UPI) The FBI announced Wednesday that 89 local, state, and federal law enforcement officers were killed in line of duty in the first eight months of 1974, compared to 94 slain during the same period last year. The FBI said all but two were killed by firearms and 59 of the deaths were caused by handguns. Five of the victims died in unprovoked or premeditated ambush attacks. You're invited to a LIFE-STRETCHING WEEKEND Sept.

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7i30 p.m. Youth Oriented Service for all ages SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 8a.m. 10:30 a.m. Festival Services Immanuel Lutheran 1021 Spaight Madison Use A CASH GETTER Bust State in Milwaukee District Federal Court with conspiracy to violate federal drug control laws, and his trial date will be set later as a result of the nationwide investigation.

FROM WASHINGTON drug enforcement headquarters, Bartels said the raids are expected to knock out contraband pills that yearly generate illicit street sales of $1.6 billion. Jerry Jenson, regional director of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), said Wednesday the Wisconsin arrests, most of which were made Tuesday, were the culmination of more than a year's investigative work. DAVE BUKEY, assistant U.S. attorney, said officials had three more sealed indictments, but would not comment on the number of additional arrests expected until those involved were taken into custody. Those already arrested and charged with violation of the Controlled Substance Act by distributing and dispensation of pills called "mini-bennies" in the Wisconsin area were, besides Wallace, Richard Knox, 26, Whitefish Bah; Steven Stillwell, 22, Oshkosh; and Steve Rickley, 24, formerly of Kenosha and now of Southern California.

works nights at a Madison hospital, looked into Jason's eyes and became convinced his son was possessed, and then heard an "unnatural" sound from the child's body, according to reports of Dane County deputy sheriffs. The police were called by a neighbor. Douglas I). Herwig, who heard noises from the Walker home, and went over to investigate. Herwig said he saw Walker pull Jason's head by the hair, and bit the child on the stomach, the complaint said.

When the officers intruded, Walker began pulling the child's hair and tugging at the body, the complaint said. The officers saw "what appeared to be extreme facial swelling and marks on the face and body," the complaint said. The Dept. of Health and Social Services was at the Walker home Wednesday to see if any action should be taken in regard to the Senate Democratic, Republican, and American Party condidates for November's election for the State Senate (X denotes incumbent; denotes Democrat; denotes Republican; A denotes American): 1st. District: D-Jerome Mortin, Manitowoc (X); R-Harvev Rose.

3rd. District: D-Gerald Kleczka, Milwaukee; No November opposition. 5th District: D-David Beroer, Milwaukee; No November opposition. 7tti. District: D-Kurt Frank, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition.

9th. Parys, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition. 11th. District: D-Wavne Whlttow, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition. 13th.

District: D-Dale McKenna, Jefferson (X); R-Robert Sundby, Monona. 15th. District D-Timothy Cullen, Janesvllle; R-James Swan, Elkhorn (X). 17th. District: D-Kothryn Morrison, Plattevllle; R-Gordon Roseleip, Darlington (X).

19th. District: D-Garv Govke, Oshkosh; R-Jon Guiles, Oshkosh (recount underway); A-Eugene Lind, Omro. 21st. District: D-Henry Dorman, Racine (X); R-B ill Gowins, Racine. 23rd.

District: D-Bruce Peloquln, Chippewa Falls (X); R-Lawrence Durning, Eau Claire. 25th. District: D-Lewls Martin, Superior; R-Daniel Theno, Ashland (X). 27th. District: D-Leo Roderfis, Baraboo; Evereft Bidwell, Portage (X).

2th. District D-Charles Gornler, Wausau; R-Walter Chilsen, Wausau (X). 31st. District: D-Thomas Har-nisch, Neillsville; R-Harold La Chapelle, Wisconsin Rapids. 33rd.

District: D-Peter Gardner, Waukesha; R-Roger Murphy, Waukesha (X). Assembly Democratic, Republican, and American Party candidates for November's election for the State Assembly (X denotes incumbent; denotes Democrat; denotes Republican; A denotes American Party): 1st District: D-Lary Swobodo, Luxemburg (X); R-Cheryl Worren, Sturgeon Boy. 2nd District: D-Francis Lallen-sack, Monltowoc (X); R-Orabelle Fisher, Volders. 3rd District: D-Everett Bolle, Froncis Creek (X); R-Alan Lasee, DePere. tti District: D-Jon LeDuc, Green Bay; R-John Gower, Green Bay (X).

5th District: D-Wllllam Rogers, Koukauna (X); No November op- Walker Abuse couple's second child, a two-year-old, who is still at home, Asst. Dist. Atty. Gerald Mowrls said. Walker, who works at Oscar Mayer "and was released on $500 signature bond Wednesday after an initial court appearance before County Judge Archie E.

Simonson. Walker pleaded innocent. Simonson set a trial for Oct. 1. The maximum penalty upon conviction Is a $300 fine and a year In jail.

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18th District: D-Llovd Barbee, Milwaukee (X); R-Henry Anderson, Milwaukee. 19th District: D-Louise Tesmer, St. Francis (X); No November opposition. 20th District: D-John Plewa, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition. 21st District: D-Chester Gerlach, South Milwaukee; No November opposition.

22nd District: D-William Bauman, Wauwatosa; R-George Klicka, Wauwatosa (X). 23rd District: D-Thomas Hauke, West Allis (X); R-Todd Murphy, West Allis. 24th District: D-Gary Barczak, West Allis (X); R-Lawrence Bran-den, West Allis. 25th District: D-Dennis Conta, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition. 24th District: D-Harout Sanasarian, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition.

27th District: D-Joseph Czer-winski, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition. 28th District: D-Harvey Dueholm, Luck (X); R-Stanley Warland, Turtle Lake. 29th District: D-Leo Mohn, Woodville (X); R-Douglas Nelson, River Falls. 30th District: D-Michael Early, River Falls (X); R-William Hall, Mondovl. 31st District: D-Paul Sicula, Milwaukee (X); No November opposition.

32nd District: D-Peter Tropman, Milwaukee (X); R-Peter Posler, Milwaukee. 33rd District: R-Rlchard Pabst, Milwaukee (X); R-Chrlstine Brien, Milwaukee. 34th District: D-Stanlev Lato, Gilman; R-Rlchard Sargent, Ladysmlth. 35th District: D-Gordon Schroeder, Merrill; R-Sheehan Donoghue, Merrill (X). 34th District: D-Charles Kuder, Niagara; R-Llovd Kincald, Cran-don (X).

37IH District: D-Norman Anderson, Madison (X); CIarence Llddlcoat, Madison. 38th District: Harland Ever-son, Edgerton (X); Bernard Mlttelstaedt, Oregon. 39th District: D-Lawrence Widenfcld, Jefferson; R-Byron Wackett, Watertown (X). 40th District: R-Francls Byers, Morion (X); No November op- Here now! Our newest way to save. MOT! M10.

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