Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 8

State Gets for Rail Study MADISON (UPI) Wis consin has received a $90,000 federal grant for planning a statewide railroad network, Gov. Patrick J. Lucey said Thursday. Lucey said the plan, when completed next March, would serve as a model for other states. Total cost will be $125,000, with the state providing the $20,000 and the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission another $15,000.

Amtrak Blasted But Funded WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Appropriations Committee approved $125 million for the federally- backed Amtrak rail passenger system Thursday after sharply criticizing the agency for constantly running in the red. The final recommendation $18 million less than President original budget request part of a $3.3 billion appropriations bill for operations of the Transportation Department for fiscal 1975. In its criticism the com- 1 hospital ADMITTED Paul Wilke 4000 S. Calhoun New Berlin; Jackie Walsh, 206 Jefferson. Mukwonago; Mrs.

Hilda M. Shevey, 519 Linden Patricia A. Liebherr, 1316 Lynne Janet L. Kutz, 1126 Millwood Ave. Walter F.

Kohlhoff, 4990 S. Calhoun New Berlin; Mrs. Herbert H. Kienast, 3324 S. Johnson, New Berlin; William-J.

Grainger, 808 W. St. Paul; BradleyK. Bowden, W255457645 Hilo Patricia J. Blake, 238 Union Lynn M.

Allord, S37- W26723 Velma Dr. DISCHARGED Diane K. Trew, N172 Patricia Joy Schnetder, N22-W28884 Oak Lane, Pewaukee; Mrs. Judith A. Rogers, 906 National Edward J.

Price, 1519 Summit Guy Pena, 1006 Eales St. Brenda M. Massino, 436 Atkinson Mukwonago; Mrs. Leighton J. Mangels, 16300 Fernwood Lane, Brookfield; Mrs.

Katherine L. Lapp, 223 Hoover Theresa H. Karlinsky, 914 Meadow View Lane, Mukwonago; Betty L. Hill, 2408 Lander Lane; Michael Dobner, Ruben Dr. mittee pointed out that with the $125 million recommendation, nearly half a billion dollars will have been spent on Amtrak since the government created it in 1971.

however, is no closer to breaking even now than it was about three-and-a-half years ago when the first appropriation was the committee said. Committee action has pared the bill down $231.5 million from the amount Nixon had requested, but it is still $110.4 million more than appropriated for the current year. The measure also includes $52.7 million as an advance appropriation for fiscal 1976, and would set a $1.3 billion spending limit on several agencies using urban mass transportation funds. SCRIMA'S PIZZA Tasty, Delicious WE DELIVER SPAGHETTI CHICKEN SHRIMP FISH FRY From Noon 'Til Closing Tried the Rest Now Try The DELIVERY-Sunday thru Thurs. 11a.m.-1p.m., 5p.m.-12a.m.

Fri. Sat. 11a.m.-1p.m., 5p.m.-1:30a.m. 1028 N. HARTWELL 542-7820 PHIL CALVANO'S VILLAGE OF PEWAUKEE Friday Nights "Ginger Joke" 9:30 1:30 Code Power Plant Siting Bill Now Dead MADISON (UPI) The adjournment of the Legislature Thursday meant the death of a bill to impose additional regulation on public utilities building power plants and electric transmission lines.

The measure passed the Senate but the Assembly adjourned without acting on it. Majority Leader Anthony Earl, said Democrats controlling the Assembly had decided it was better to have no bill than to pass the measure that came from the Senate. The measure was approved on a 24 to 6 vote by the Senate after adoption of one amendment Thursday and the defeat of three others designed to strengthen local control. Live Music FRI. Sat.

Featuring the MARK DuS old's CLUB 59 1313 Arcadian Ave. Waukesha For Over 125 Years We Have Had It All At issue was the question of quasi-judicial hearings in the planning stages of power plants. The bill requires utilities to submit to the state public Service Commission (PSC) expansion plans 10 years in advance of construction. The one amendment adopted would allow citizens an opportunity to question utility officials at the hearings. Judicial review, however, would not be allowed until 18 months prior to construction.

Assembly conferees wanted an opportunity provided at least five years in advance of construction. Sen. Carl Thompson, D- Stoughton, had argued the bill ignored the interests of the property owners. An amendment defeated 25-5 would have required utilities to gain approval of local governments before condemnation of land for construction. (Dlack Hwy.

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