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THE CAPITAL TIMES, Thursday, Aug. 2, 19G2 9 State Study Indicates: Files llnul Report With Court Winger Finds Justification For Present Districting $13,974 Too Much Paid For Riglil-of-Way Land Call Ala 6-3186 for FUEL HOME DELIVERY Our Bu.inei Phone ii AL 5-4711 'BIG BOY' Motorized Grill foe backyard barbecue fun right through October! A Rock County farmer sold land appraised by the state at $284 an acre for $1,000 an acre, according to a land economic study released by the State Highway Commission today. The study indicates that the farmer was paid $13,974 too much in damages on 1914 acres of land separated from the main farm by construction of the Interstate 90-Highway 14 interchange northeast of Janesville. The land was taken for high way purposes Feb. 10, 19.79.

At the time, appraisers said the remain ing parcel would be worth only $284 an acre. On Feb. 2, 1962, the farmer sold the parcel to an oil company for $1,000 an acre. The land economic study is the ninth in a series the U. S.

Bureau of Public Roads and the Highway Commission or d. The studies will be used to guide appraisers in setting land values in future highway purchases. rrg. 19.95 tprcinl "In Carton price ate, and in 23 states less an 30 per cent elect a majority, As far as congressional Wingert pointed it, 11 congressional seats in 10 at ra have less representation than 1 s-consin's smallest district of 2 000 population, while 44 seats 26 states have more populat than Wisconsin's largest disli of 530,000. The smallest congressional -trict in the nation has 177,000 pi pie, with the largest having 93 ooo, he said.

Wingert said: "There is no evidence in record that failure to redistri at the 1962 session of the Legist ture was due to unwillingness tfie Legislature or the govern to reapportion, or to refusal representatives of less populo districts to surrender power, to conscious disregard of duty the part of any individual legist tor or of the governor, or to an; thing but bona fide failure reach agreement with respect "The failure to redistrict was due in material part to the fact that a majority of members in each house of the Legislature belonged to a different party than the governor. "Redistricting is not a mere exercise in mathematics or logic nor does it involve only the findings of fact. In the formulation of a plan to reapporiion senate and assembly districts consistent with the requirements of the Wisconsin Constitution, and to reapportion congressional districts, large number of choices must be made involving exercise of Judgment in the light of many factors mainly of a practical and non-legal character, fundamentally legislative and political in nature for which conscientious men, acting in good faith, may reasonably differ." He concluded that present inequalities in the state districts do not give rise to "invidious discrimination" as claimed by Reynolds, and are not the result of Pancake Dinner At Grieg Club By ALDRIC P.EVELL (Of The Capital Time Staff) Tliere is some rational Justification for the present composition of Wisconsin's legislative and congressional districts, and Wisconsin citizens have better representation now on the basis of population than most stales, Atty. E. L.

Wingert, Madison, special master named by the federal court to recommend action on reapportionment, said in a 28-page report filed with the court Wednesday. Wingert has recommended that the reapportionment suit be dismissed, U.S. Dist. Judge Kenneth Grubb, one of three federal judges who will act on the recommendation, indicated in Milwaukee that it may be two weeks before the judges act. He said both sides in the suit will be given a "reasonable time to make motions to either uphold or overturn the recommendation for dismissal.

Wingert's report included findings of fact and conclusions of law to substantiate his earlier recommendation to the court that there should be no reapportioning of state congressional and legislative districts in 1962 because no citizen is being deprived of any constitutional rights under the existing system. Club, 1249 Williamson from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Entertainment will follow. Conrad Baranski is chairman of the dinner.

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30 after a five-year period in which no dividends were paid. Choice of 10 Barbecue Tools in stainless steel Nelson Grants Clemency to 4 Gov. Nelson Wednesday executive clemency to 13 Ind uais, including Lee Allen, roqua, and granted clemenc to four others. Nelson granted absolute paions to June M. Zorn.

Kenosha, Jlred Schienke and John Nieto, Milwaukee, for the purpose of voiding deportation for these idivid-uals. All three have been sit of prison on probation or paw'g. He commuted the aentace of Dana Bahnsen, 36, an iniate at Waupun prison, so he euld be eligible for parole this 'ear instead of next year. 38 each Wingert has asked that the acton brought by Atty. Gen.

Reynolds to force reapportionment for the 1962 elections be dismissed, but that if the Legislature in 1963 does not reapporUon by Nov. 1, further relief may be sought In federal court. While 40 per cent of the population in Wisconsin elects a majority of the 100 assemblymen, Wingert said, only 11 states have a better record. In seven states, he said, less than 25 per cent of the population elect a majority in the lower house and in 13 states less than 30 per cent elect a majority. In our great semi-annual SHOE SALE lORMHlLY 8.95 to 26.95 Tired out from Tools for every barbecuing convenience from wiener roasting to cutting roasts.

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