From: Barking@The.Moon   
      
   Quick facts:   
      
       Our legal system is charged with the responsibility of law enforcement,   
   corrections, and administration. No-one else is authorized to enforce the   
   law or demand punishments upon offenders except the state or others who are   
   specifically charged with that task such as privatized prisons. This is the   
   sole responsibility of the state, and anything other than this is   
   vigilantism.   
      
       Ex-convicts are expected to find gainful employment upon release from   
   prison. This is what we expect of them. If they are willing to work, we must   
   be ready to offer employment. To deny employment to an ex-con is to welcome   
   yet more crime.   
      
       It is immediately clear that without a job an offender will be back in   
   prison rather quickly, and the additional damages to society and associated   
   crimes which lead to that re-incarceration are typically unknown until after   
   the damage has been done. This is a tremendous gamble. If the people of   
   Wisconsin are willing to accept the risks associated with an additional   
   increase of crime of an unknown quantity, and they knowingly accept that   
   risk, then they must also accept RESPONSIBILITY for that increase in crime   
   and, therefore, also excuse it.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
   PLEASE DO NOT PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES   
   ======================================   
      
   John D. Baumann, President   
   The Swiss Colony, Inc., Monroe   
      
   Thomas J. Boldt, CEO   
   The Boldt Company, Appleton   
      
   William R. Castle, Jr., President   
   Castle-Pierce Printing Co., Oshkosh   
      
   Mark A. Cullen, President   
   J. P. Cullen & Sons, Inc., Janesville   
      
   Dwight E. Davis, President & CEO   
   Greenheck Fan Corporation, Schofield   
      
   Bruce E. Carver   
   John Deere Horicon Works of Deere & Company, Horicon   
      
   Michael J. Dougherty, President & CEO   
   D & S Manufacturing Co., Inc., Black River Falls   
      
   Ronald G. Dulitz, Vice President, Project Development/Partner   
   Market & Johnson, Inc., Eau Claire   
      
   DeWayne Egly, President & CEO   
   Trostel, Ltd., Lake Geneva   
      
   Dale M. Evans, President   
   EVCO Plastics, De Forest   
      
   Beverly A. French, President   
   Orde Advertising, Inc., De Pere   
      
   Jac B. Garner, President   
   Webcrafters, Inc., Madison   
      
   William D. Gehl, Chairman, President & CEO   
   Gehl Company, West Bend   
      
   Terry D. Growcock, Chairman & CEO   
   The Manitowoc Company, Inc., Manitowoc   
      
   Reed E. Hall, Executive Director   
   Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield   
      
   James S. Haney, President   
   Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Madison   
      
   Kevin R. Hayden, President & CAO   
   Dean Health Systems, Inc., Madison   
      
   Vince Hodshire, President   
   Mastercraft Industries, Inc., Rice Lake   
      
   Katherine M. Hudson, President & CEO   
   Brady Corporation, Milwaukee   
      
   James H. Keyes, Chairman   
   Johnson Controls, Inc., Milwaukee   
      
   Randall S. Knox, Vice President - Finance   
   W. D. Hoard & Sons Company, Fort Atkinson   
      
   Paul V. La Schiazza, President-Wisconsin   
   SBC Wisconsin, Milwaukee   
      
   Marsha A. Lindsay, President & CEO   
   Lindsay, Stone and Briggs, Inc., Madison   
      
   Tod B. Linstroth, Sr. Partner & Member of Mgmt. Comm.   
   Michael Best & Friedrich LLP, Madison   
      
   Goodwin R. Lyons, Jr., President   
   Janesville Sand & Gravel Company, Janesville   
      
   Robert McCoy, President   
   Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, Eau Claire   
      
   Richard A. Meeusen, President & CEO   
   Badger Meter, Inc., Milwaukee   
      
   Michael F. Montemurro, Senior Vice President   
   President, Snap-on Worldwide Dealer Group, Kenosha   
   Snap-on Incorporated   
   (Craftsman is much better anyway)   
      
   Peter J. Ollmann, Plant Manager   
   Hutchinson Technology, Inc., Eau Claire   
      
   San W. Orr, Jr., Chairman of the Board   
   Wausau-Mosinee Paper Corporation, Mosinee   
   (Save a tree - use more cotton)   
      
   William C. Parsons, President   
   Palmer Johnson Enterprises, Inc., Sturgeon Bay   
      
   Terri L. Potter, President   
   Meriter Health Services, Inc., Madison   
      
   J. Douglas Quick, President & CEO   
   Lakeside Foods, Inc., Manitowoc   
      
   Larry Rambo, CEO, Wisconsin & Michigan Markets   
   Humana, Inc., Waukesha   
      
   Jerry G. Ryder, President   
   In-Sink-Erator Division, Emerson Electric Company, Racine   
      
   Dale R. Schuh, Chairman, CEO & President   
   Sentry Insurance, Stevens Point   
      
   Terri Schulz, President   
   Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce, Waupaca   
      
   Michael Sellman, President & CEO   
   Nuclear Management Company, LLC, Hudson   
      
   John S. Shiely, Chairman, President & CEO   
   Briggs & Stratton Corporation, Wauwatosa   
      
   Harold R. Smethills, Jr., President & CEO   
   Menasha Corporation, Neenah   
      
   Ann K. Smith, Executive Director   
   Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce, Sun Prairie   
      
   John B. Torinus Jr., Chairman & CEO   
   Serigraph Inc., West Bend   
      
   Kelly L. Wolff, Vice President, Mill Manager   
   Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Green Bay   
      
   Larry L. Weyers, Chairman, President & CEO   
   WPS Resources Corporation, Green Bay   
      
   Gerald Whitburn, CEO & President   
   Church Mutual Insurance Company, Merrill   
      
   Jay B. Williams, President U.S. Bank, Wisconsin   
   U.S Bank, Milwaukee   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)