The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 8

8A The Capital Times Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1991 Lawmaker: DHSS employees gagged Inmate now wants trial Associated Press Career employees at the state Department of Health and Social Services are being gagged by new administrators, making it difficult for even a lawmaker to get questions answered, Rep. Judy Robson says. Robson, D-Beloit, said she planned to hear testimony on the new DHSS administrative team at a hearing today of her Assembly Public Health and Regulation Committee. Gene Kussart, executive assistant to DHSS Secretary Gerald Whitburn, dismissed Robsons complaints.

People know how the previous administration wanted things done. They just dont know about the new administration and some are overly cautious, he said. But Robson said DHSS staff was never constrained by previous administrations as much as they seem to be now. Whitburn is a former Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations secretary who was appointed by Thompson last month to replace DHSS Secretary Patricia Goodrich. Theyre not allowed to give opinions.

Theyre not allowed to give conjecture just the bare facts, she said. Its never been like that before. In a Feb. 21 letter to Whitburn, Robson complained that she couldnt get answers from health staff without having administrators substitute for them or accompany them to see her. fore reaching his mandatory release date.

Staudt entered what are called Alford pleas to the murders, meaning he maintained he was innocent but conceded the prosecution had enough evidence to convict him. In his letter to the judge Staudt cites the new evidence, which he does not specify, as well as other reasons he says should convince the judge to allow him to withdraw the pleas. Among other things, Staudt says the overcrowded conditions and horrendous noise level in the Dane County Jail made it impossible for him to sleep in the days preceding his trial. A hearing on the request has tentatively been set for April 15. Cambridge.

An extensive investigation of Staudt led prosecutors to conclude he also had a role in the killings of a man in Milwaukee in 1988 and a man in Washington County in 1974. In the plea bargain reached on the day jury selection was suppose to begin in the Rogers murder case, Staudt entered no contest pleas to second-degree murder for the Rogers killing and the 1974 murder of Thomas Spencer in Washington County. A joint recommendation by the defense and prosecution called for Staudt to receive a 30-year prison term, and for Staudt to agree not to appeal the case or to ask for early parole. All of that meant Staudt would spend the next 20 years in prison, be By Mike Miller The Capital Times David A. Staudt, who entered no contest pleas to two murders last month and was sentenced to prison for 20 years, now wants to withdraw those pleas and go to trial.

Staudt says in a letter to Dane County Circuit Judge Daniel Moeser that he has "discovered new evidence which will aid in his defense and exonerate him and says that evidence was not available to him when he entered no contest pleas on Jan. 22. Staudt was charged with first-degree murder for the July 1989 killing of Corey Rogers, 24, whose body was found at a highway wayside on U.S. 12-18 near Fitchburg may mandate trees SPRUNG CALVING TOLdDES FEED SUPPLEMENTS MILK SPECIALTIES YELLOW LABEL-MEDICATED peak performance at a low cost. 24 protein, 10 fat 1 .0 fiber.

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Also Tuesday, the City Council confirmed dates for futur public hearings. A hearing is scheduled for March 26 on a controversial ordinance that would require sidewalks to be built in any new subdivision. That same date, a hearing also will be held to discuss the creation of official city boundaries. Commission members last week ranged from maintenance of the trees to who would pay to replace trees that died or became nuisances. City Planner Tom Hovel said the ordinance would add about $170 for purchase of the tree to the cost of a building permit, which ranges from about $400 to $600.

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