Security increase, Madison

MADISON-the Capitol security officials say peaked this week. Crowd neared 70 000 Chinese characters.

Officers, as well as the hundreds of reasons to take to the streets and the Capitol on Saturday.

Capitol and State police troopers were joined for the purposes of the city, as well as their sijaistensa from the different areas surrounding.

Officials of the Fond du Lac State Police Post, say, they are sent to the Madison 34 officers.

Officials say there has been a detention, but it does not mean that officers have their hands full.

It is not a surprise to the tensions are high between Klimaflüchtlinge. The shouting matches that on and off throughout the day.

But it seemed as though the words of their attacks are considered to be the most.

"It was very peaceful, has had a few snide comments, but nothing else would have me slap," said bill Jefferson resident pro, Mary Taylor.

"I'm sure both sides have very meaningful and peaceful discussion today," said anti-bill protester Brian Chike.

And make sure, that was the case, the officer could be just around the corner. Continuously, dozens of officers walked the streets and lined with rallies outskirts.

Authorities, even closed to the South and East Capitol-separated entrances to your secure crowds.

But some sneaked through. Protester to passing the official, when he allegedly tried to interfere with the tea party rally.

A total of 500 officers keep the capabilities of the eye, and the Capitol. And some of it feels a bit more at ease, which helped.

"It might be a little more of the social partners in the present tense, but I think it is safe, and I think that it is going to have a good thing," said the teacher, Stacey Chike.

Although the two entrances to your Capitol was blocked, the other two remained open. As a precaution, nobody was allowed to dock with the sticks inside the Capitol.

Madison Police Department estimates there were people inside the Capitol to the variable.

How Democracy Works in Wisconsin

Senate still absent

MADISON on Friday, as the Senate does not much interaction between nationalists is one of 14 Democratic Senator Bill forward with might eventually appear.

The majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said on Friday morning, he was the Word Mark Miller was Chief of minorities.

Fitzgerald was the plan to corral him in the Capitol, but it returns nil.

"We have submitted to the Governor's Office address and the Governor has said, they send two state troopers Senator Miller home," said State Sen. Scott Fitzgerald (R).

Fitzgerald says he told Miller, Democrats needed Capitol to go back to the phone. He knew his message Isn't likely to resonate, but hoped that state troopers might be more persuasive.

Fitzgerald, "I said, we have to get on the floor, get this thing to do, so we can move and hopefully the diffuse, what happens here at Capitol right now," said.

The Democratic Senator's protests, instead of the prints continue to be the State and the support of the crowd and missing legislators future national pro-union leaders.

"It is a horrible Show and solidarity. They knew that this is wrong, and they tried to railroad through this, the fastest fast tracks, "said Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO President.

Even though the demonstrators rallied and waited for the Senator, state troopers did not manage to find Senator Miller.

"We're hoping to attract the pressure builds. I believe that the public is becoming increasingly uncomfortable with the idea that the Senator from Chicago and the group is in possession of some of the Rockford right now, "said Fitzgerald Motel State.

At the same time, the Democrats in the Senate between nationalists were hoping for, and does not appear on the second Democrat had last November election Challenger Governor Scott Walker.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, "I think this is the only way for them to have their voices heard," said.

Barrett says he understands why the Senator took away from his party, but he hopes for a peaceful solution is becoming a problem.

Barrett, "I hope that cooler heads prevail," said.

Unable to the judges until the Chamber has to return indefinitely.

Democratic Senator Jon Erpenbach told the Associated Press Democrats are willing to stay in Illinois for days or even weeks.

Both parties can agree on one thing, they hope some resolution to present themselves, but their standing ground partners so far, it is difficult to know when that might be.

Wisconsin Government.

Walter Ellis pleads not competition

MILWAUKEE (AP)-50-year-old Milwaukee man was convicted Friday of more than 21 years after he dies unexpectedly, seven female deaths came during a hearing of the contest of the pleas in law not.

Plea means, Walter Ellis facing a mandatory life sentence in prison, just as if he or she committed the analysis, but he did not admit his guilt has.

Prosecutors say he killed women, 1986, Ellis, and 2007. All seven of the victims were the kuristettu, with some rope or clothing. One was also stabbed. The researchers suspected all the victims were prostitutes, but some of the victims ' family members challenge the judgment.

Development lead to drawn up the phasing-out Friday's case, which was initially pleaded not Ellis, then he would have changed their minds this plea and, after the members of the family of victims was assembled by the end of the Court of justice. He came to the taxable amount for the shop at a hearing of the contest, surprisingly, the Milwaukee County Circuit Court, where he was shackled and wheelchair.

Terry Williams-Madison, who is a victim of Joyce Mims was killed in June 1997, the brother of the said competition grounds terms doesn't matter.

"His punishment will continue to be the same. As long as he is behind bars, he cannot hurt anyone else, "Williams said. "He was for some time, but sooner or later, you will be brought to justice."

Ellis had not been arrested for Sept 5, 2009, when the Milwaukee Police Department through the cold case unit and tested in thousands of cases, sifted for more than 100 people in the DNA. The police began to concentrate on Ellis, when his name which, in the context of the coiled unresolved symbol according to Milwaukee police chief Edward Flynn. In recent years, DNA technology has evolved enough to establish women's deaths, Ellis, Flynn said in the past.

Judge Dennis Cimpl convicted for grievous Ellis relatives of five counts of first degree murder, and for two reasons. He said he was pleased with the Ellis understands that if he had his right to trial, that he is convicted and face life in prison. Penalties provided for the judge scheduled for Feb 24.

Street protection.

Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary celebrates

GREEN BAY-Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary celebrates milestone Thursday with pretty. For decades it has helped thousands of injured, orphaned or rehabilitating sick animals.

It has become, what officials say, is one of the largest birds of prey other complexes, in the Midwest.

What began as a wetland and artificial tracks over 7 decades ago is now a 700 Acre wildlife sanctuary. It is more than the hostname of the visitors was published on an annual basis.

Thursday marked the sanctuary of 75 years. The honor of the milestone Mayor Jim Schmitt as a Sanctuary for the year 2011.

"This is so rich in history and the future is bright and that it is really worth the adaptation is not just today, but throughout the year," explained Mayor Schmitt.

The Sanctuary has made some significant changes recently. Last fall, crews completed the last step, 1.2 million dollar, three years from the date of entry into the territory of the lagoon restoration project; Resch belongs.

Falls contribute to lay down fresh water plants and wildlife attraction for visitors and Poplar.

"We have many families and in the future to see the falls, but also to take wedding photos, high school graduation photos, people, and we are drawing a lot, and we have much, so close and get back to the last drop of requests," said Ty Baumann, Director of the Sanctuary.

But the wild animals of all ages should also attract visitors, annually. Approximately 4 000 animals come from the sanctuary each year and approximately 60% of them are released back into the wild.

Most of the other placed in either the non-disclosure agreement, the sanctuary or other services.

"Likely to be at least 2-3 times per month, unless we Stop off here to feed the animals, ducks, and, on the other hand," said De Pere user Fred papal Bullas.

What is next to the sanctuary? Officials intend to focus on education and training, and I hope that you can add even more programs for visitors in the near future.

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Unusual Bald Eagle monitoring reports

Green BAY is not unusual to see a bald eagle, but produces almost 50 at a time. And it is, what happened on Wednesday.

"How way cool. I mean, it's beautiful! "said Lisa Hanson, Green Bay.

At first glance, you can ask why Hanson thinks, between the place of the industry in Green Bay Metropolitan boat-launch is so beautiful. But what if you looked at some of the binoculars, you can start to see beauty, he or she represents.

"I called my friends all said, alas, and here and I gotta read this! This is unbelievable! "said Hanson.

Bald eagles were soaring, dozens of Diving and put the presentation of some of the amazed spectators.

"Find him, he is becoming a real power over us!", said Stewart Smith Allouez. "All of the trees, which is a personal record in the US, the majority of 19 o'clock high."

Many enthusiasts say they've had plenty of times before on the Slipway and saw many bald eagles bird watching. But they say they have never seen this many. So what brings them to exist?

"Right now, the shad are small silvery fish, is really great, abundant numbers on the banks of the river mouth," said Ty Baumann, Director of the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary.

The abundance of fish makes the perfect location for birds flock gutom. Baumann says, he is the author of the bald eagles on Wednesday the start-up 45 hrs.

"To see the 19 or 20 is pretty good," said Baumann. "This is a pretty incredible numbers. It is nice to see this comeback. "

Baumann says, at the same time, when it is a rare vision now, it may soon become a common one. He says, the bald eagle is becoming more prevalent in the area. But the bird, that is to say, also, if this is the case, the majestic creatures gazers, never cease to take their breath away.

"Incredible, never seen anything like it," said Hanson.

Bald eagle is no longer endangered species. In 2006, KPN, said Wisconsin ranked third for country with the most of bald eagles.

 

Walker proposes new wind farm in Receptacles.

BROWN COUNTY-wind farm development in Wisconsin could face major roadblock if gov.Jo: Scott Walker has his way.

Walker wants to switch, if wind turbines built away from homes, i.e., the farther away.

The project resulted in a lot of controversy, but the eight-turbine wind farm has been up-and-running the of Town Glenmore last fall.

And plans are another wind project, the southern Brown County joins the 100 turbines Works.

However, the Governor proposed a new rule in the Scott Walker would throw wrench wind farm development throughout the territory of the State.

Currently, the turbines have been built at least 1,250 meters from the nearby homes. Walker's plan, they must build at least 1,800 feet away.

Dean Baumgardner wind Capital Group "in the current standards are more restrictive than the majority of Member States, of the 1250 feet is more than sufficient to protect the owners of the neighboring buildings," said.

The group is currently the wind farm project planned Grant County.

Governor Walker this week, the wind capital group with other companies dealing in said letter sent to the wind, you can change the rule setback represents the death sentence, many wind projects in Wisconsin.

"Governor Walker ran around creating jobs and reducing government regulation, and I was surprised to see this provision in the context of the regulatory reform bill, in that it is intended to reduce jobs and new investment in the surrounding States instead of Wisconsin," said Baumgardner.

Governor Walker did not return calls for comment on the story of the FOX 11.

Walker's spokesman said that the proposal is in line with the Cullen Werwie aimed at addressing the concerns of wind energy, which affect individuals e-mailed statement. He added that the proposed legislation, if provided, the current owners of the rights to a minimum.

The group "Brown County citizens for responsible wind energy," said, it has encouraged the BOM. The Organization of its activities-the idea is to prevent irresponsible commercial community projects and the development of the wind.

On Wednesday, the group said in a statement, "this is the sound of the first to protect the health and safety, and forced to live in the immediate vicinity of the tuulivoimaloissa and the World Health Organization recommendations for safe noise levels more closely Align."

Walker's proposal is not formally introduced yet, so no hearings scheduled.

When the Governor Office brought the Bill to the world, it moves to the Senate Committee on economic development, and veterans and military affairs.

Sen. Randy Hopper (R-FDL) chairs the Committee.

Development finance cooperation Committee passes budget bill

MADISON (AP)-thousands of teachers, students, and the prison guards descended, Wisconsin Capitol on Wednesday to block the move in strips union rights granted to these workers and the Government of the United States, more than half a hundred years ago, but it's what they're looking for without having to change the selected legislative trick.

State House is filled with up to 10 000 demonstrators who chanted, sang the national anthem of protests and beat the drums, unlike the revitalisation of the Madison hour decades. The noise level of the rotunda and many rose Chainsaw teachers joined the the protest by calling the sick, the numbers of such State, the district was part of Madison's second-largest-had to cancel classes.

A new Republican Governor Scott Walker, retrieves the the passage of the nation's most aggressive mode of anti-union proposal, which was moving quickly through the GOP has led to the legislature. The body of the Budget Committee passed Bill just before midnight, the partisan vote, the Senate and the Assembly flush to cast from Thursday.

Many opponents of the crowd broke into tears just prior to the approval of the Committee.

"I am sad. Scared. Disappointed, "Kelly Dzurick, Elkhorn, said as he walked away from the rotunda of the Committee when it was clear to pass the Bill 31-year-old fifth-grade teacher. "Nobody is listening to the people say."

Democrats were unable to stop it.

"Around the world, the story is in a hurry to democracy," said Sen. Bob Jauch, D-Poplar. "Wisconsin is at the end of the story of the democratic process."

If the legislature, the move, which passed the flag to Wisconsin a comprehensive collective bargaining law in 1959 and had all of the Federal Republic of Germany, on the basis of the National Union of public employees, representing the birthplace to a dramatic shift.

"Ruin through and I think that people are going to the Welcome to the State," said Sen. Alberta Darling, budget one.

Such as Klimaflüchtlinge chanted "Cancellation Walker now!" on the outside of the Office, the Governor requested that he or she has the votes for the Walker to pass the measure, which he says that it is necessary to stabilize the projected shortfall in the budget of 3.6 billion dollars and to avoid widespread layoffs.

Walker said he appreciated the concerns of protestors, but taxpayers "need to be heard as well." He said that he would do what "substantially undermine the principles of the" Bill of materials (BOM).

"We're at the stage of the crisis," the Governor said.

WTMJ Milwaukee broadcaster, an interview with President Barack Obama said he was monitoring the situation and gave the Madison budget cuts need. But he said, pushing officials out of wage bargaining table, "it seems like more of the unions attack."

Such as the decline seemed ready to advance, tensions rose Capitol. Police siirryttävästä halls, in some rooms, and had to watch outside of the Governor, the Office has restricted permission. At the beginning of the evening, the Budget Committee prepared swelled to start taking votes, with the crowd boos and screams fill the rotunda than Republican supporters spoke of the invoices.

Republican-backed changes to the grievance procedures to extend the Bill for public employees who do not have one, and require more control and set the time limit within which the EU is responsible for the administration of the changes to the Walker can make Medicaid program and the sale of public power.

In addition, the collective bargaining rights, by eliminating the legislation would also pay half of the public employees ' pensions cost less than they, and their health care coverage, 12,6%-Walker calls a "modest" compared to the last increase in the private sector.

At the Capitol on Tuesday collected more than three Klimaflüchtlinge 17 hours in a public hearing in the case of the measure in question. Thousands more came on Wednesday.

"I'm on my home and my career," said Virginia Welle, 30-year-old teacher at Chippewa falls High School. He said, she and her husband, who also is a teacher, each stand to lose $ 5 000 per year for pension and healthcare systems to higher contributions.

Welle, said he was never able to get that money back, because the trade unions to bargain collectively on the benefits of the Walker's plan.

The protests are greater and more permanent than any of the Madison decades. Dozens of Klimaflüchtlinge spent the night sleeping on the ground floor Rotunda. Noise monitor in the Rotunda registered 105 DB 12 noon Wednesday about ways the hard power mower or Chainsaw.

State House, in excess of more than 40% of the 2,600 teachers and schools in the Union covers Madison is known as the staff of the sick. Widespread sickouts had been the other school.

On Wednesday evening 98,000 teachers Union Member in statewide Wisconsin residents invited to head to the Capitol of the Senate and Assembly Thursday-sound. For more than a dozen areas-including for the purposes of the second day of the Madison-canceled Thursday classes, which were designed to swell the number of Klimaflüchtlinge.

Prisons, which are staffed by unionized guards lose their rights without discrimination on the basis of wage bargaining regime operating

nothing unusual in the absences, according to the spokesman of the Department of corrections.

Walker has said, he called on the security forces, where appropriate, the prison staff. Prison workers ' Union, the Director did not return messages immediately.

Union representatives were trying to pressure the key compromise, but Democrats said the Bill moderate would be hard to stop. Democrats lost the Governor Office and the legislature as well as the monitoring of the elections in November midterm review.

Even if the other Member States the possibility of Labour rights in the proposed bills, Wisconsin's measure is the most aggressive mode of anti-union move, yet the State's budget problems. It stops in the County of the State, collective bargaining and local workers, police, firefighters, and with the exception of the State Patrol.

Klimaflüchtlinge targeted Talousarviokomitean to launch a public consultation, what Tuesday, the President of the Committee is called "a citizen of the filibuster," which kept going until 3 a.m. Wednesday at the meeting.

Wisconsin has long been the bastion of employees ' rights. American Federation of State, County and municipal employees, was founded in 1936, Madison.

But when voters chose Walker, outspoken conservative, GOP Majorities, as well as the law Chambers, it placed in the Wisconsin Labor History's dramatic stage for reversal.

Walker's plan, the State of the staff contributions to the pension and health care costs go up an average of 8%. The changes would save the State $ 30 million, according to the June 30 and 300 million dollars to $ 3.6 billion over the next two years, the budget deficit.

Trade unions, yet can represent workers, but may apply for pay increases higher than the dollar index, unless the public referendum. Trade unions can force employees may pay fees to, and should be organized annually by the sound.

Have more costs and lost wage bargaining leverage they promised to public employees, in return for furloughs or layoffs. Walker has threatened more than 6000 employees in the State, if the measure in the way of dismissals that may take place in the order does not pass.

Wisconsin is one of about 30 countries, collective bargaining laws, State and local employees.

Walker has argued, the concessions are modest compared to mention, many Americans. The leaders of the European Union and the Democratic opponents say his real motive is to strike back with political opponents, who have supported Democrats in years.

Phone calls, e-mail messages flood area, GOP lawmakers

MADISON-Northeast Wisconsin Republican lawmakers say their constituents are hiring them to know how they feel for the budget of the correction of invoice Governor Walker information.

State Senator Michael Ellis-range says that it has received more than 4 000 e-mail Neenah. He says that he has also received numerous phone calls.

"It is about 50-50," said Ellis. "Fifty percent of the half of them do not."

State Representative John Nygren region says he has tried to stay in Marinette. calls He says he has had more people opposing the draft invitations.

"This Is a half, which is the very interest that you will hear from people you know and a taxpayer is working nine to five or more who are not necessarily involved in this debate," said Nygren. "But if you sit down and talk about this, they agree that we shall receive the benefits of the public and the private sector, and to pay more for people who have actually paid us wages."

Green Bay-area, State Senator Rob Cowles call reflects how much feedback on the legislators are entitled to. His mailbox, together with many other legislators says, is full.

"I think someone wants, we have a position," said Nygren.

Nygren says while he supports the Bill, he empathize with the opposition because he, his wife with both government employees.

"Walk a mile in my shoes, which is an old saying, and I will definitely be putting my money where my mouth is and made in this regard, while at the same time, the victim, which makes the following public administration employees," said Nygren.

Some have been difficult to handle on either side of the cover, because the Bill has also created security threats.

At the same time, "says Senator Ellis when he listens to his constituents, he finds no other alternative, which would, taking into account the State of the financial hole and its economic climate in the country.

"If we don't do something there will be any future layoffs of 15 20,000 and I ' m going to support 20,000 people in Wisconsin for the disabled," said Ellis.

"We are taking phone calls, and we are listening, but the crisis in public finances, which we're in is slow," said Nygren.

Constituents to endorse Dem legislators

GREEN BAY-Northeast Wisconsin, the representatives of the Penny Bernard Schaber and Gordon Hintz, and both are Democrats oppose the Governor's budget repair bill.

"People are shocked when they learn more about the details," said the information about the ingredients concerned. Hintz

Only his third start Hintz, Bernard Schaber his second, but neither of them have not seen any such elements, which has been the outcry of this legislation.

"People have many questions. Bernard Schaber they want to know why it was done, who decided to do, but also wants to know what else is in the Bill, "said.

So much Klimaflüchtlinge at Capitol Madison is slightly increased with them in their offices, to stop the visitors. But not only, phone messages, e-mail messages, and even letters from piling up. The number of contacts in their head office in shear they say, has been difficult.

"It is in the thousands. And I am someone who I believe that my position was quite Clear on this, and yet I still hear e-mail messages, voice mails and persons in the Agency's future, "said Hintz.

Bernard Schaber, and his staff of one full-time employee, part-time employee is one of the five college interns, taking into account the constituent security has become almost impossible for him in the available resources.

"We are not able to issue our budget leikkaisi one. In my second term might destroy my only the Agency's budget, "explained Bernard Schaber for the rest.

Bernard Schaber says, he will send form letters addressing many of the messages currently being asked and manufactured utilizing animal. Hintz, says he will answer as many of his best.

"Usually, in fact, based on the pride as quickly as possible to get back to the people they want to know what the right," said Hintz.

But with the budget repair bill moves quickly through the legislature, in advance, keeping both the grant of the controversy is an easy task.

A day does not go to the plans of the Senate

MADISON-here's the Senate chambers during the roll call Thursday morning, but none of the Democratic Senator.

"I am very disappointed that they do this in our democratic process in Wisconsin," said State Senator Alberta Darling (R-River Hills).

Democrats boycotted Governor Scott Walker, which removes most of the right to collective bargaining, the Government's Bill is a vote.

As the Senate between nationalists attempted to start the business, in accordance with the abovementioned Gallery began chanting.

Between nationalists hold 19-14 a majority, but they needed to at least one Democrat to be present before the vote on the Bill.

"I do not like it. People should be able to see and vote for the work, whether they like the process or of the finished product or not, "said State Senator Rob Cowles (R-Allouez).

The call of the House between nationalists to force Democrats to appear.

Senate sergeant at arms went to visit the Office of each of the Democratic Senator is looking for legislators around the Capitol.

Democratic Senator Jon Erpenbach told the Associated Press (14) whereas the Democratic lawmakers who are boycotting the vote have left the State, but he does not say where they are.

Erpenbach says, the Group wants to force the negotiations through the Republican-backed Bill.

He said the plan is to slow down the measure, because it is ", with the exception of the interlayer State."

Between nationalists said they did not have references to the Senate does not appear in the list and add them to were angered the transfer.

"This is a discussion on the show floor, there is not a full debate on the Bill, and we find ourselves the ultimate squelch a situation where we are now running, and we have the final is expected to be one of the Democratic Senator to appear in the work, so we can stop the process," said State Sen. Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau, Alaska).

WMTV-TV Madison reports from the Democratic Senator will no longer be at the same time, but still in contact with each other. They are headed back to Wisconsin.

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Protests continue to Capitol

MADISON-it was difficult to your ships inside the Capitol Thursday and it was very hot to thousands of people.

Capitol Police, to assess the extent to which people were inside, 500,000 more outside.

As the last few days, the majority of the crowd in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, objected to the Bill.

FOX 11 found few supporters, who seemed to attract attention.

Ex-Marine Dave Willoughby says, it was against him in a 25000 human Capitol. It does not bother him, because he felt safe and secure the budget bypasses BOM, Scott Walker.

"I'm shocked these teachers. They abandoned their posts. They are AWOL. They should be in the category, "said Willoughby West Allis.

Diane Meyer has retired, but says, Madison-the scene recalls the European Union seitsemäntenäkymmenentenäyhdeksäntenä déjà vu of days.

"It makes me want to cry because I have seen in the us for an indefinite period of time. We live in a progressive State-and now we are taking a step backwards, "the ten, said Meyer Madison.

The budget bill shall not affect the Meyer or many others Protested, but they still felt was an important to demonstrate its support.

"I think that they should be sharing with us, and drawing a line between the unions," said Chad Siegmann, firefighter, Grand fuel chute.

The Bill contains the highway workers and Oshkosh: Brian Kumbier, after effects can be reduced, says Northeast Wisconsin in the streets.

"Go out and fix the holes in the State of the roads I guess the rules there. The State does not work with us, you want to enter the pitfalls out there. See how the private sector to the rules of it then, "said Kumbier, the Winnebago County Highway worker.

If it seems in the future, some say, no one seems to do more than students who were also.

Chase Studinski, Sun Prairie as a student of the "Very I would like to be in school to get training just now, we're here to support the Bill of materials (BOM), so we can go back to school," said.

And although all had the right to be the Capitol, some welcomed more than others.

Although the Exchange heated at times, police say, mutiny, mostly have remained safe.

Capitol Police announced the arrests of nine on Thursday. They said also, others were in the position of the area.

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The Senate adjourns after Dems don't show

MADISON (AP)-a group of Democratic lawmakers blocked the sweeping Wisconsin anti-union bill, refuse to Show the passage of the Thursday to vote, and then suddenly, leaving the State shall seek to force between nationalists to the negotiating table.

Such as Klimaflüchtlinge in the ever-growing throngs meets Capitol on the third day, around the clock and it disappeared from the 14 Democrats, just as the Senate had to begin the end of the measure, which might eventually be a half century of collective bargaining rights, the majority of the employees.

Hours later, one of the team member told the Associated Press had left Wisconsin.

"The plan is to try and slow down this, therefore, that the laws of this State with the exception of the interlayer of extreme piece," Sen. Jon Erpenbach said in a telephone interview.

Democrats hoped for Republican Scott Walker be .gov and GOP lawmakers would consider amendments to the Bill.

Walker, who took office just last month, called for a return to the group, and invite the boycott "trick".

"It is more about the theatrics than anything else," he said. Governor predicts, the Group should come back in a day or two after the dependents ' they've selected it. "

Walker said the Democrats may still offer a change of material (BOM), but he has vowed not to admit to his plan to the end of most of the collective bargaining rights.

19 seats between nationalists hold the majority of the members of the Senate-33, but they have one vote and the number of the business. So the GOP needs to have at least one Democrat is present before any vote may occur. When the action has been brought to the floor, it needs to pass the-17 votes.

Other legislators who fled the sent messages to Twitter, and of the written statements, but it is not to disclose their location.

The Group had said Erpenbach Rockford, Ill, but they were scattered by the late afternoon, and yet all of Wisconsin.

In response to a question, where he had to send a tweet, Sen., Lena Taylor, saying he was "business people. Power to the PEOPLE. "

As between nationalists attempted to start a business in the Senate Thursday, observers of freedom! "screamed the Gallery Democracy! Trade Unions! " Opponents cheered when the legislation was not enough, the Director informed the Senator, continue with this.

Sergeant-at-arms began immediately, search for the missing legislators. If he doesn't find them, he shall have the right to ask for assistance, including, as the case may be, contacting the police.

The rules of the Senate and the Constitution of the State, i.e. absent members may be forced to appear, but it does not say how.

"Today, checked out, and I am sure that if they are at the" Republican Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said. "This is the final shutdown, what we are seeing today."

Elsewhere, some Democrats applauded the development of the long-awaited Wisconsin character that their party was back in November, the midterm review of elections by fighting Republican Wave.

"I am glad to see some Democrats with a change of the vertebral column. I am really proud to hear that they did, "said democratic State Sen. Judy Eason-McIntyre Oklahoma, in another State, where between nationalists won the governorship in November and you can also specify both legislative chambers.

Wisconsin State House, the entire wearing orange t-shirts that have been working to support families in the Assembly Chamber appeared to Democrats.

After the usual exchange of roll call them high fives Klimaflüchtlinge, who wept, "thank you" than walked according to the Democrats. Klimaflüchtlinge unleashed venomous boos at between nationalists and screams.

Thursday's events had become one of the parties to the dispute, the 2003 Texas Democrats fled to twice the State prevent the redistricting Bill, which is designed to give Congress more seats between nationalists. The Bill passed a few months later.

Wisconsin drama unfolded jam-packed Capitol. Madison police and Government Department, an estimated 25 000, the maximum number of Klimaflüchtlinge, yet the crowd.

Demonstrators had shoulder-to-shoulder, building, helpful, sat cross legged on the floor and make it difficult to move from room to room.

Klimaflüchtlinge blocked outside of the corridors of the Senate Chamber to beating deriding Walker and pleading legislators kill Bill characters like on drums. Others demonstrated outside the homes of even the legislators.

Hundreds joined the the protest by teachers who are sick, forcing school districts shall be those laid down, the number of categories, click Cancel. Madison schools, the State's second largest district, which is 24 000 students, closed the second day.

Thousands more people, many of them close to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, students slept, the second night of the rotunda.

"We are all ready to come to the table. We've all been willing, "said Madison teacher Rita Miller. "But you can't take the A, B, C, D, and everything we've done cooperation with one fell swoop."

Approximately 12 law help guard Capitol, which was scheduled to remain open 24 hours for an indefinite period of time.

Dane County Sheriff Dave Mahoney said authorities

was to demonstrate "extreme measures of tolerance."

"What we need here is a drawing of the democratic process is seen," Mahoney said. "We've not only to protect the rights, organized Labor, but also to supporting the rights of persons to whom the Bill."

Nine people were small acts of civil disobedience citations, he said.

Proposal for a regulation of the marks a dramatic shift in Wisconsin, a comprehensive collective bargaining law passed in 1959 and had all of the Federal Republic of Germany, on the basis of the National Union of public employees, representing the birthplace of Mozart.

In addition, you can clear the collective bargaining rights, the legislation would also have to pay half of the public employees ' pensions cost less than they, and their health care coverage, 12,6%-Walker calls a "modest" compared to the last increase in the private sector.

Republican leaders said they expected to Wisconsin residents have welcomed the entry into force of the Bill of materials (BOM) to achieve savings of USD 30 million, according to the July 1 and 300 million dollars over the next two years to address the budget deficit of 3.6 billion dollars.

"I think the idea is supported by the taxpayers," Fitzgerald said.

Wisconsin has long been the bastion of employees ' rights. But when voters chose Walker, outspoken conservative, GOP Majorities, as well as the laws of the State of Labour it is placed before the full history for reversal of the dramatic stage.

Walker's plan, the State of the staff contributions to the pension and health care costs go up an average of 8%.

Trade unions, yet can represent workers, but may apply for pay increases higher than the dollar index, unless the public referendum. Trade unions can force employees may pay fees to, and should be organized annually by the sound.

Have more costs and lost wage bargaining leverage they promised to public employees, in return for furloughs or layoffs. Walker has threatened more than 6000 employees in the State, if the measure in the way of dismissals that may take place in the order does not pass.

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Associated Press writers Todd Richmond, and Jason Smathers and Sean Murphy Madison Oklahoma City contributed to the story.

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KPN will take Deer research Sky

NAVARINO TOWN-Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, a new way to study of the Deer. It is for the first time, the helicopter, the specific method is used which is related to Wisconsin.

Years of Wisconsin hunters have questioned the resources of the unit and its Deer estimates.

"Everybody got their ideas, and until you have the facts of the case," said Paul Dietrich, Hunter, "Where is the problem, this may help resolve the problem.

In response to the Hunter relates to KPN is to get a more accurate count. It is then captured and some time to explore the Deer, but is trying to gather information, you can call the Unconventional, so a new way.

"The helicopter operates mainly in the sky, such as the Border Collie," explains the DNR regional wildlife biologist Jeff Pritzl.

Helicopter drives deer forests. Someone then chopper fashion shoots to capture the deer townships. Once captured, the deer and the transport of workers on the capacity of researchers, the location of the radio collar or Deer ear tag. Blood samples are collected and Deer health shall be monitored.

"A couple of things have changed over the past decade, which are having the Deer and the survival rates, so this is actually the best way to get your hands on the radio collars, and monitor these Deer lives to determine what percentage of the remainder die Deer hunting and other reasons," said Pritzl.

If your Bluetooth-extraction or ultrasound, the Deer are sedated.

KPN says, the experience is probably the most characters thing, Deer during the lifetime of the iterate through it.

"You're struggling to it to ensure that you have a good character, vocalizing that they are healthy and have yet to fight them," said Pritzl.

When the information is, the Deer has been let go. The entire process usually takes approximately 20 minutes.

"In terms of efficiency, If we get 10, 20 Deer, therefore, compared to taking one or two a day in the life of a box trap Deer, through a combination of the two will really get enough for a period of two months from the date of the sample," said Pritzl.

The project will continue through the middle of next week. KPN will, hopefully, has a total of 120 Deer captured. Shawano County, and the helicopter operates in Rusk County. Rusk County is governed by the laws of the State in the Northwest section. Rusk County study of four Deer died, which is around 5%. KPN says 5% mortality in the form of a project, this is normal.

Helicopter-with the assistance of the Federal Government are paid under food-aid operations screen capture. According to him, DNR-white paper: "the money will come from the Federal Pittman-Robertson Fund program, which collects excise duty, guns, ammunition and Archery equipment, and give it back to the States sales taxes." Helicopter company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, and charges $ 465 each DNR Deer captured.

During the season slowly off sammen

The nature of the NEENAH-spearing, sammen requires patience. This is just some spearers is a quiet opening weekend of the 2011 season.

"It has been slow, I would say," said Greenville's Mark Dunn. "For us, but we ran out of disk space and you have only to bundle a few. It does not matter, we are here for the camaraderie and fun we're having a party. "

Sunday, day two of the season was 265 sammen downwards at the end of the season during the two days of the last year has registered a total of 442 and the harvest.

"Been pretty slow, the next shack of his friend got 66 pounder to another [friend] over there, 68 pounds," said Mike Kohl of Omro. "Real slow for me, has not yet seen the fish."

Was certainly a lot of success stories, including the first time the sea spearers sammen.

"I am not brings Home Bacon, I am bringing Home sammen," said Neenah's Megan Meyer, 18 years old to participate in his first season in sammen.

-Invited the father, "said Meyer. device for generating the radiotelephone alarm. "I have said," Dad can come here for the second, "sounded like all the usual and stuff. He finished … he was excited. "

Rain forecast in combination with a slow start to bring the good news: many of the veteran spearers expects the last weekend of the season will be next.

"Good luck in the draw," said Dunn. "Cut a hole and hope, the ancient fish swims through."That is what it is. "

The anticipation builds sammen season

NEENAH CITY-the countdown is on! 2011 season is opening Sammen spearing, this Saturday.

Dale Frank Paynes point hook and Spear fishing Club "anticipation is like Christmas is coming, and deer hunting and everything all rolled up in one!" said.

The excitement of building and rolled onto the shanties are currently remains at the end of the season in preparation for the 2011 sammen spearing.

This is a lot of the success of last year waiting for a huge way.

Ron Bruch, KPN sammen biologist "you've Received a lot of fish-big fish a lot there, and where there is a lot of very enthusiastic visitors, that going to it," said.

And a growing population means more people sammen has shot over the lifetime of the fish.

"The population increased during the past ten years, allowed us to increase the value of this year's harvest, and we brought them around 7%, on average," said Bruch.

Water clarity is called a fair contribution to the good.

"The best of the best is going to be in the interests of clarity and quality of water intended for human consumption If the best right now that seems to be the eastern shore and the South away from the bottom," said Bruch.

All the snow so far this year, you've accumulated, will be allowed to become treacherous and checked the wrong orcs roads closed.

"The problem is not usually Spearers, the problem is usually for people who come out to visit because they would be used solely for the purpose of ice, ice Measuring. So you need to watch the Bruch anywhere and keep the marked roads, "said.

Payne's point hook and Spear fishing Club members have worked overtime to keep safe the Lake.

"We got bridges out of cracks and really extensive road system is Over. Frank said, we've saved a lot of gas, plowing this year. "

All in preparation for the second season of sammen spearing.

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KPN: Thrill Kill thwarted competition

GREEN BAY-the amazing and sad, that is what the Department of natural resources is calling me back to the alleged plan to compete for the kill.

"You do not understand why," said Warden administrator George Protogere, shaking his head. "But that we're doing is trying to protect the resource, it is."

Protogere says, the DNR received a tip that the twelve young men, 16-19 years old, was going to see how many animals, primarily the raccoons competition, they could kill in one night.

It was a contest, the teenagers had allegedly not preparing for a while.

"The investigation showed that the days of the faith, 25-45 two-year period in raccoons prosessoitiin this group," Protogere said.

KPN says the group to carry out on-the-animals cars or trucks or beat to death.

"They used golf club, a BAT or a piece of wood," Protogere explained.

The contest was alleged to have taken place in late October.

22.12.1637 say they caught trying to club Raccoon, before there has been a suspected competieion.  But fees just to recommend KPN now.

Teenagers have been named, because some of the minor and nobody accused officially.

"When we got to hear about that immediately applies, there is immediately a red indicator and should be for everyone," Deb Lewis Fox Valley humane trapping association with said.

Lewis says the thrill of killing is cruel, but it may be a gateway to other crimes. Also, he says, it cannot be considered to be hunting.

"The quality of a Hunter never condone such behaviour," Lewis said.

"Is defined in the guidelines for what you can and cannot do, this is not hunting," added to Protogere.

And he says that this was not the first suspected.

Protogere wait, they make the initial court appearances next month.

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