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December 22, 1999<@SM>The State Supreme Court

November 5, 1999<@SM>A Wisconsin contractor, who was the first criminally charged for violating state prevailing wage laws, will have to wait for prosecutors to decide whether they

September 21, 1999<@SM>Donations by two executives of C.D. Smith Construction Co. to state officials shortly after the firm won a government contract were not illegal, though one official has decided to return the money, according to the Wisconsin Electio

October 1, 1999<@SM>Gov. Tommy G. Thompson has reached an agreement with organizations in Dane County that will replace its regional planning commission in three years, an action that planners hope will resolve a long-running dispute between government of

October 6, 1999<@SM>An item that would limit school spending questions to spring or general elections was deleted from the state budget.

October 15, 1999<@SM>A million-dollar judgment against a contractor whose owner was found to have subjected an employee to a hazing ritual was cut this week to $130,000 because it was

July 19, 1999State Bar Executive Director Stephen L. Smay’s month-long paid leave came amid a sexual harassment allegation and complaints of mismanagement, The Daily Reporter’s sister newspaper, Wisconsin Opinions, has learned.

September 7, 1999Less than a week after her appointment to the Wisconsin Supreme Court and barely a day after being sworn in as the court’s newest member Diane S. Sykes began hearing oral arguments.

July 27, 1999<@SM>A legislative measure that would limit school referendums to general election dates has construction firms concerned, school representatives worried and some taxpayers advocates hopeful.

July 27, 1999<@SM>After almost two months of negotiations, longtime State Bar Exe-cutive Director Stephen L. Smay has resigned his position.