Wayne F. Whittow (born August 16, 1933) is a retired American Democratic politician from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He served 36 years as city treasurer of...
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journalist Mark Whittow (1957–2017), British historian and archaeologist Wayne F. Whittow (born 1933), American politician in Wisconsin This disambiguation page...
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horticulturist and botanist Wayne Eyre (born 1966/1967), Canadian general Wayne F. Whittow (born 1933), American politician Wayne Faircloth (born 1953), American...
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(D) President pro tempore: Fred Risser (D–Madison) Majority leader: Wayne F. Whittow (D–Milwaukee) (res. Apr. 30, 1976) William A. Bablitch (D–Stevens Point)...
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to Assembly in April 2003 special election; elected to Senate 2004 Wayne F. Whittow, Wisconsin senator, City Treasurer of Milwaukee Brian E. Winski，United...
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politician Fred W. Vetter, Jr., U.S. Air Force general Gene Wilder, actor Wayne F. Whittow, Wisconsin politician "WHS Information Technology". National Center...
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Governor of Wisconsin. April 2, 1963: 1963 Wisconsin Spring election: Bruce F. Beilfuss was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to succeed Timothy Brown...
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referred to as "the Ice Bowl" due to the game-time temperature of −15 °F (−36 °F wind chill). January 1, 1968: E. Harold Hallows became the 20th chief...
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Sergeant-at-Arms: Kenneth Nicholson Chief Clerk: Thomas P. Fox Sergeant-at-Arms: William F. Quick Democrat Martin J. Schreiber (6th District) resigned before the start...
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Wisconsin Senate In office May 17, 1976 – May 26, 1982 Preceded by Wayne F. Whittow Succeeded by Timothy Cullen Member of the Wisconsin Senate from the...
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