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riv rc Sheboygan Press, Thursday, November 5, 1992 Sales manager Status of Cleveland dam reviewed named to board plant in the near future and will also be required to drill a new well. "You have to put it in perspective on how much money we can borrow and for what purpose," she said. "It comes down to dollars." Although Josheff did not speculate on the cost of removal or building a new dam, she mentioned a few other dam removals with price tags in the $35,000 range. Chilton spent $260,000 to rebuild its dam, she noted, but theirs is 33 feet wider than the Centerville Dam. The Citizen Dam Committee will meet next Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

at the Cleveland Family Restaurant. Project in default MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese may lose a $520,000 investment and a historic retreat center because a non-profit agency defaulted on interest payments for an elderly housing project, church officials said. cide to rebuild or repair the dam. It would allow more testing of the dam, however in areas that weren't accessible before, she said. The Village Board will decide at next Tuesday's Village Board meeting whether to breach the dam according to DNR orders.

Residents presented a wide range of concerns at the meeting, ranging from a potential decline in property values to the loss of a historical asset should the dam be removed. Kathy Pearce, a member of the Citizen Dam Committee, said that no matter what happens, the village should use the area in some fashion, such as for a park. "It could still be a beautiful area," she said. "What our group is fearful of is just having a big ugly hole there." Village Board member Cheryl Kohl noted the dam's future may come down to whether money is available to build a new one, however. She noted the village will be building a new sewage treatment ard to people nearby or downstream if it washes out "The unknown is when and if it does breach, and what could happen at that point," she said.

"Water is going through the dam and under the dam," Josheff said, adding that most of the dam's piers were decayed and the concrete in the dam is weakening and has no reinforcing rebar. "That problem was always there, it just had not been seen," Josheff said, adding that she thinks a major portion of the dam is unrepairable. Josheff ordered the reservoir drawn down and a hole, or breach, made in the dam to prevent water from rising again. The pond was drawn down on Oct. 7, but has not yet been breached.

The village has until June to decide whether to remove the dam or replace it with a new one. Though some residents objected to breaching the dam, Josheff said the breach would not necessarily add a lot of extra cost should the village de By BARRY GINTER Press Staff Writer CLEVELAND A group of Cleveland residents is intent on ensuring that the site of the decaying Cleveland Dam does not turn into an unsightly hole. Some 30 people attended a public information meeting on the dam at Lakeshore Technical Institute Wednesday night. Among them were several members of the Citizen Dam Committee, which formed shortly after the dam was declared a hazard by the Department of Natural Resources earlier this fall. Extensive damage to the dam was found when crews began dismantling parts of the dam this fall to repair damage found during a 1988 DNR inspection.

The dam was originally built in the mid to late 1800s, but is known to have washed out in 1924 and 1942. Sue Josheff, a DNR dam safety engineer, told the group that the dam is a potential haz yrL vf I 'I LTC police students to probe 'murders' of Milwaukee Police Department, will assist the students in processing the items of evidence. Along with the professional law enforcement personnel, staff members from Lakeshore for Manitowoc County, Debra Kakatsch, along with Milwaukee Assistant City Attorney Kim Kucik, will play major roles in the four scenarios. Michael Campbell, Bureau of Identification supervisor, City Technical College have also volunteered their services and acting talents. The entire event is being coordinated by David Kotajarvi, Police Science instructor at Lakeshore Technical College.

Kerry Doyle School Board appointee Doyle was chosen after each the nine candidates met with the board for 15 minutes. From those interviews, the top four finalists were picked, and then the top two. The four finalists were Audrey Kolosovsky, 2433 N. 10th former board member Donald Herzfeldt, 3309 S. 11th Place; Mark Hinze, 3995 Greenwood Court; and Doyle.

Doyle was picked in the final vote over Herzfeldt. He will begin his duties immediately, with board committee meetings Tuesday. The unexpired term ends in April and Doyle is expected to run for election for a full term. The five others who applied for the post were: John Korb, 2008 N. 10th Susan Zajkowski, 1106 Mead Keith Nilson, 404 Euclid Robert Buzaitis, 2343 E.

Shelly Court; Allan Witt, 818 Leland Ave. trial in fatal Examiner Lynda Biedrzycki, who performed an autopsy on Woelfel, a native of Kiel, testified he was shot once in the back from some distance away, then in the head at closer range. The second shot came from above, indicating Woelfel was already lying on the ground, Biedrzycki said. Sheriff's Deputy Daniel K. Nikolay, the first officer at the scene, said Maass told him he shot Woelfel only once as the By PAM BRUNETTE Press Staff Writer A 40-year old man who says he never did well in school, but now "knows the value of education" has been picked as the newest member of the Sheboygan School Board.

Kerry Doyle, 1019 Humboldt was appointed Tuesday night by the board to fill out the unexpired term of Kenneth Wendt, who resigned several weeks ago. Doyle was among nine people who interviewed for the position during a special board meeting Wednesday night. A father of five, Doyle is the sales manager for the custom metal division of Metko Inc. While he said he had not been a good student in school or during two failed attempts at college, his life turned around in 1986 when he enrolled at Lakeland College. There, professors found he had a reading problem and worked with him to overcome the deficiency.

Although he was working full-time, and going to school full-time, Doyle graduated magna cum laude in 1989 with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration. "(Teachers today) know a lot more of how to get people from point A to point in education," he said. Doyle said he has no specific issues he wants to address immediately. He did say kids need to have a better understanding of economics. "My kids don't know how capitalism works, how money is made," he said.

"Economics are not clear and vivid to kids." Man to stand JEFFERSON (AP) A judge ordered a 77-year-old town of. Ixonia man to stand trial on a charge of first-degree intentional homicide in the fatal shooting of a man dressed as a Woman. Jefferson County Circuit Judge John M. Ullsvik ordered Harold C. Maass to be bound over for trial Wednesday in the Oct.

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The coroner-elect shooting victim was turning or running away from him and he also stated the gun was known to "accidentally discharge in the past." But Sheriffs Detective Ervin R. Burrow said tests performed on the gun showed it was not malfunctioning. Nikolay said Maass admitted intentionally shooting Woelfel, a cross-dresser, after Woelfel knocked on his trailer door. of the bells and North 9th Street 457-3100 accounts will help you to see the big picture. pS SAVE '40 Cr I I Hear CDs at home, outdoors or in the car VmSm Reg.

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