Stevens Point Journal du lieu suivant : Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 26

Stevens Point (Wis.) Daily Journal Wednesday, July 12, 1972 Poge 26 4 Arrest Boys In Vehicle Thefts 0 Portage County sheriff's deputies detained three boys, aged 11, 15 and 16, who took several farm vehicles for joy rides at about 6:30 a.m. today in the Town of Grant. Legislative Races 400 In Running MADISON, Wis. (AP) The Democratic and Republicans parties have both filed candidates in each of the 16 Wisconsin Senate and 99 Wisconsin Assembly races scheduled this fall However, several incumbent legislators, including Democratic -Assembly Majority Leader Anthony Earl of Wausau were un-, challenged by nominees of either party, according to lists of candidates who filed papers with the secretary of Members of the American Party were also among the nearly 400 persons filing nomination papers for legislative seats with the secretary of state's office before Tuesday's 5 p.m. deadline.

This year is the first time all legislative candidates had to file at the state level because newly reapportioned districts cross county lines and make the former system of filing at the county level impractical The most interesting race appears to be in the 91st district where three incumbents-Republican Alan Robertson of Blair and Democrats Eugene Oberle of Stanley and Louis Mato of Fairchild-face each other. Toll Hits 550 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The death of a Washington County woman injured in a crash July 1 has brought Wisconsin's 1972 traffic toll to 550 today, compared with 484 on this date a year ago. Mrs. Lucille Muckerheide, 58, of West Bend, died Tuesday night of injuries suffered July 1 in a collision north of West Bend. Her husband, Sylvester Muckerheide 57, was killed in the accident.

Mrs. Mucker-heide's death was the fifth in ten days in Washington County, bringing its toll for the year to eleven. Miss Alverna Regelman, 18, of Bay City died Tuesday in a La Crosse hospital of injuries suffered July 1 in a crash near Soliders Grove in Crawford County. 9 i-T seven windows, a yard light and a birdbath at her farm home. Damage was more than $20.

At about 5 p.m. Tuesday, someone stole four two-month-old puppies from an outside pen at the Humane Society Animal Shelter at Bukolt Park. The value of the puppies was not determined. A 15-year-old Stevens Point girl was detained by police for shoplifting at about 4:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Shopko Discount Store, 3264 Church St.

She allegedly took cosmetics worth $2.19. i "W1 I I ALL WOMEN'S SHOES WIDE SALE ON 1 v. STORE 0 IT 2MB) PA ME mil BUY ONE PAIR OF WOMEN'S SHOES AT ITS ALREADY LQW PRICE, AND GET A SECOND PAIR, OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE, ARStMUTELY HURRY! WHILE THE SELECTION IS I Officers said the boys took two trucks and a tractor from an Okray Produce Co. equipment warehouse and drove the vehicles around farm roads until Okray employes caught them in the act. The employes caught one of the boys and believed they had cornered the other two in some woods.

The young fugitives, however, had escaped to their nearby home, where they were taken into custody. The boys were referred to juvenile authorities. Fumiko Y. Saito, 1140 Ridge reported that someone stole a motorcycle from the garage at her residence early Tuesday morning. Portage County park employes recovered it at about 2:30 Tuesday afternoon in Iverson Park.

Sometime Monday or Tuesday the Lake DuBay Marina off Highway 51 near Lake DuBay was entered by undetermined means and a pair of water skis worth $190 was stolen. Richard C. Rohloff Appleton, was arrested at about 4:30 a.m. today for disorderly conduct after he entered a room at the Blue Top Motel, 3425 Church which he thought was occupied by a friend staying at the motel but which turned out to be the wrong room. He came in through the bathroom window at the rear of the unit in order to surprise his friend but left when he realized his mistake.

Officers apprehended him soon afterwards when they noticed him driving his auto without its lights on. Rohloff told Portage County Judge Robert C. Jenkins he was guilty of disorderly conduct and was fined $25 and assessed $10 costs. Someone broke into the concession stand at the Highway 51 Outdoor Theater in Plover Tuesday by breaking louvers in a bathroom window. A garbage can and hand saw were stolen.

Mrs. Matilda Novak, Route 1, Amherst, told officers that over the last weekend someone broke 4 NOTHING HELD BACK! i I 4 SIPEOAIL! Special Selection nODEDT'S shoes LARGER THAN LIFE World champion Boris Spassky and challenger Bobby Fischer are dwarfed by the giant screen above them as they meet in Reykjavik, Iceland, Tuesday For the world's chess title. The board shows the moves as they are made and the clocks record the time left for each player. The opening match was adjourned after four hours and 34 minutes of play. (AP Wirephoto) SHOES g(0) PR.

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(AP) Just a day before Viet Murphy To Join Minnesota Station Phil Murphy of Plover has resigned from radio station WSPT to become news director and adviser to the program director of radio station KWEB, Rochester, Minn. Murphy has been a disc jockey and host of WSPT's nite-line telephone talk program. He came here in 1968 and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in 1971. He was a candidate for Plover Village Board last November. CRAZY DAZE at THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JULY 13, 14, 15 SMOCK Yds.

Yds. IT TO 'EMI of Discon Cotton ters would be discussed, he replied, "Yes." Vietnam peace talks resume Thursday in Paris after a two-month hiatus occasioned by a United States withdrawal that preceded Nixon's order to mine North Vietnamese ports. Dobrynin, according to Ziegler, just happened to be visiting a recently opened Soviet consulate in San Francisco and was invited to "drop by" Southern California. Kissinger met the ambassador and Mrs. Dobrynin in Los Angeles Tuesday, took them on an escorted tour of the old-Hollywood-style Universal Studios, tinued Styles Values fo $1-49 nam peace talks resume in Paris, President Nixon has scheduled an informal but serious meeting here with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin.

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