Badger State Games to extend opportunities to even more athletes. Otto Breitenbach became the executive director of the Wisconsin Amateur Sports Corporation in 1988, and he was credited with raising the profile and scope of the games during his nine-year tenure. By 1997, when Breitenbach retired, the Badger State Games was "considered by many to be the current standard bearer" among statewide multi-sport events, and the country's largest relative to state population. At the 2006 summer games, Bill Wambach of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, a long-time competitor, broke the national high-jump record for the 80- to 84-year-old division with a jump of 1.26 meters.
North State (cigarette) Filterless Green, and in 2014 North State White was added to the collection, which uses an all-organic type of tobacco. North State Green is no longer sold because the tar content excessed the 10 milligram legal limit that's imposed in the European Union. Besides traditional cigarette packs, tin cans containing the cigarettes were also sold. The amount of tar and nicotine in the Red Filter variant consists of 10 milligram and 0.8 milligram respectively. North State (cigarette) North State (also known as Nortti) is a Finnish brand of cigarettes which was manufactured by ""Suomen Tupakka"". Today, the brand is owned