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Thurs. Oct. 4, 1984 Wis. Rapids Daily Tribune Page 2 A Til daily record Weatheiidigegt The forecast map for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct.

5 4CL I a if TTT I IV eo A am. smoke was small enough not to set off a smoke alarm. Cause of the fire was not determined, although a ball of ashes was found behind a toilet in one cell. James Hinz, town of Port Edwards, reported at 3:49 p.m. Wednesday the theft of an extension ladder from his residence.

Circuit court Arraignments art scheduled for 3 p.m. Oct, IS in Wood County Circuit Court for three people who either waived or had preliminary hearings Wednesday. Kevin Witz, 21, West Bend, was bound over on a charge of burglary to Evergreen Lanes Sept 23 in the town of Saratoga. He had waived a hearing and a $5,000 cash bond was continued. Donald Albrecht, 32, Arpin, also waived preliminary hearing and was bound over on a charge of burglary to a town of Arpin residence Sept.

24. A $5,000 recognizance bond was continued. In a preliminary hearing, Robert McGrath, 52, 2032 85th St. was bound over on a charge of endangering safety by conduct regardless of life in a stabbing incident in Wisconsin Rapids Sept 23. A $5,000 surety bond was continued.

Births Daughters born to: Randy and Tricia Volz, 741 3rd Oct 3 at Riverview Hospital. John and Julie Reimer, Nekoosa, Oct. I at Riverview Hospital. (His first name was misspelled in Monday's Daily Tribune.) Hospital notes Riverview Hospital Dismissed: Andrew Kraft, Frances Vallin and Leonard Eberius, all of Wisconsin Rapids; baby boy Adams, Nekoosa, and Lester York, Arkdale. Bullhorn user fights arrest MILWAUKEE (AP) A Menasha woman accused of disorderly conduct after giving a lecture over a bullhorn opposing abortions has filed suit in U.S.

District Court in an effort to void her arrest. Judith Stone also seeks in the suit filed Wednesday an injunction which would bar police from arresting her from using a "powerhorn" to tell "young mothers to keep their babies rather than have them killed." High temperatures NalMMl WhNw svkt AP LatirpHi FRONTS: Warmer Occluded" Marshfield, Wednesday afternoon after a tractor accident Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Marshfield. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Marshfield. Heckel was born June 29, 1944, In Marshfield, a son of Carl and Alice Heckel.

He served in the U.S. Army from 1967 to 1969. Survivors also include his parents, three brothers and three other sisters. Friends may RemhsKun-dinger Funeral Home, Marshfield, after 4 p.m. Friday and until 9:30 a.m.

Saturday. A prayer service will be at 8 p.m. Friday. Ambulance runs Wisconsin Rapids Leonard Eberius, 211 13th St. 7:46 a.m.

Wednesday, from River-view Hospital to St. Michael's Hospital, Stevens Point, transfer. Clarence Best, 1870 N. Hollywood Road, 4:09 p.m. Wednesday, from Wood County Jail to Riverview Hospital, ill.

Bernice Konkol, 531 9th Ave. 4:41 p.m. Wednesday, to Riverview Hospital, ill. Police reports A small fire caused transfer of several Wood County Jail prisoners from one cell block to another Wednesday afternoon. Prisoners notified a deputy of smoke and, while the deputy moved the prisoners, another deputy went to the cell block with an extinguisher, shut off electric power and exhausted the smoke.

Sgt. Arden Geisler, jail administrator, said the amount of Deaths Alice Staege Alice Staege, 83, formerly of Nekoosa; died at 6:55 a.m. Thursday at Edgewater Haven Nursing Home, Port Edwards, where she had lived since Dec. 23, Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Nekoosa, The Rev.

Dennis Stanchik will officiate. Burial will be in the parish cemetery, Mrs. Staege was born March 14, 1901, in Babcock, a daughter of Anton and Alice Brost She married Sy Staege May 16, 1921, in Necedah. He died March 3, 1982. She was a Gold Star Mother and member of American Legion Auxiliary and Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Survivors include three sons, John, Spencer; Earl, Wisconsin Rapids, and Paul, West Bend; two daughters, Jean Kirst, Nekoosa, and Donna Scheunemann, Wisconsin Rapids; two sisters, Harriet Caylor, Milwaukee, and Agnes Scott, Babcock; 20 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. She also was preceded in death by two sons, five brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at Feldner. Funeral Home, Nekoosa, from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday and until 10 a.m.

Saturday. American Legion Auxiliary and parish vigil services will be at 6 and 7:30 p.m. Friday, respectively, at the funeral home. Norbert Heckel Norbert Heckel, 40, Marshfield, brother of Rosemary Donnerbauer, Wisconsin Rapids, and Rita Rowe, Nekoosa, was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph's Hospital, Cold-- Stationary Showers Rain Flurries Snow National temperatures Temperatures Indicate Sheriff may bill bingo hall Wisconsin forecast Becoming cloudy tonight.

Chance for showers late southwest. Lows generally in the 40s. Considerable cloudiness Friday, with a chance for showers mainly southwest. Highs In the 60s. Wis.

Rapids almanac Wednesday, Oct. High: 44'; Low: 3 Precipitation: Month to date: 0 Heating degree-days: 15; Month to date: 45.5 Cooling degree-days Month to date 0 Oct. 3, 1983 High: 73; Low: 55'; Precipitation: 0.20 Inch Heating degree-days: Month todate: 2 Cooling degree-days: Month todate: 4.5 Records for Oct. 3 High 81" 1931); Low: 22' 1974, '52. '48, '44) Sunset today: 6:35 p.m.

Sunrise Friday: 7:01 a.m. plaint was filed alleging that people operating the hall were cheating, Bodette said. The sheriff said the matter was referred to the district attorney's office for further investigation. "It is an investigation and costing the citizens money," said Bodette. the previous day's high and the vtrnlght low to 7 a.m.

today. Anchorage 54 32 Atlanta 76 53 Billings 75 48 Bismarck 73 42 Boise 77 49 Boston 61 50 Chicago 75 38 Dailas-Ft Worth 83 65 Denver 66 51 Honolulu 91 71 Las Vegas ,79 59 Los Angeles 75 63 Miami Beach 79 76 Mpls-St Paul 64 42 New York 66 55 Phoenix 80 62 St Louis 80 55 San Francisco 63 58 Seattle 69 54 Washington 70 54 Tractor driver killed Spencer: Parking-ticket plan works Continued from 1A state statutes, the county does not have to provide security for the bingo hall, but does have to maintain peace in the County, he said. Since the hall opened Sept. 13, the sheriff's department has received 21 complaints from its manager, employees and patrons, and complaints from employees involve threats of violence, said Bodette. The hall is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

On Sept 20, about 34 Indians were at the hall to protest, according to Bodette. About 15 or 20 protesters were there Sept. 21. He said the protesters picketed peacefully. Last weekend, there were no complaints requiring additional security, but a com V3 H.P.

Champion' -Z. Model 3r into a ditch, enlisted the aid of a neighbor, Conrad Kosik, Route 2, Spencer, in getting the tractor back on its wheels. Kosik used his 4-wheel-drive vehicle to turn the tractor upright and then apparently advised Heckel to drive it into the field and turn around rather than try to drive the tractor up the ditch. Heckel tried to drive up the ditch bank and the tractor tipped again, pinning him underneath. A rural Marshfield man was killed Wednesday afternoon after the tractor he was driving overturned, pinning him underneath.

Norbert Heckel, 40, was pronounced dead on arrival at 3:15 p.m. at St. Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield. The accident occurred about 2 p.m. on Karau Road, east of Marshfield on County Trunk Marathon County town of Spencer.

Marathon County deputies said Heckel, who was driving east when the tractor went A program of cancelling vehicle registrations of people who do not pay parking fines is apparently working in Wisconsin Rapids, Police Chief Allen Spencer said today. "People are paying their tickets," he said. The police department has a file of 81 people whose licenses are suspended for unpaid fines. Another 137 people have received suspensions since the program took effect in the summer of 1983, but regained their vehicle registrations by paying their fines, Spencer said. State law allows police to request registration withdrawal after the recipient of a parking ticket has not paid the fine after two written notices within about 40 days.

In the past, the city's files contained 250 to 300 unpaid tickets, Spencer said. The file now contains 73. The 73 ticket receivers are those now within the 40-day period. "I was surprised at the numbers under suspension," he said, noting that he expects the numbers to go down. With a -iBB.

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Prepared Fresh Daily NWUpt NfUons.1 agency based in Wisconsin Rapids. Rejected was a plan submitted by Supportive Home Health Care, which is headed by Betty Oravez, 1150 Kuhn The Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services' Bureau of Planning and Development Wednesday rejected a proposal for a home-health-care SAVE $45.05 State approval of the two proposals is being appealed by the NCAHPA, which had recommended non-endorsement after saying it found no evidence of need and that the proposals would lead to unnecessary Marshfield, and a St. Joseph, group associated with Villa Pines Nursing Center, Friendship, and operated by Adventist Living Centers. All three of the home-health-care agencies want to serve Wood County. Butt lor good Spranger Building Center 1 138 6th St.

Wis. Rapids 421-5908 Ave. The group has 10 days to request an administrative hearing to contest the initial finding, said Wayne Thompson, section chief in the state bureau. Directors of North Central Area Health Planning Association, Wausau, did not endorse the proposal before it was sent to the state agency. Last month, the state bureau approved applications from St.

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