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w. SatUrdOY June 7, 1980 Th Post-Crescenl. Appleton-Neenoh-Menosho, Wis. A-10 Hurley judge named in misconduct complaint Summer library hours listed in W-F district WEYAUWEGA The summer library program for children in the Wey-auwega-Fremont district will begin June 17 at the elementary school here and June 19 at the Fremont Elementary School. The libraries will be open from noon to 3:30 p.m.

Each student will receive a bookmark after reading five books, a special reading certificate after reading 12 books and a Reading is Fundamental paperback book after reading 25 books. The libraries will be open one day a week for six weeks. Cindee Garnett is the summer librarian. PAPER SPECIALS WFRV bought; will be resold GREEN BAY Orion Broadcasting, parent company of WFRV-TV in Green Bay, has been sold to Cosmos Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Liberty Greenville, S.C., for $110 million cash. According to an announcement Friday, the sale involves television stations in Louisville, Evansville, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and radio stations in Louisville and Cedar Rapids, in addition to Channel 5 in Green Bay and its satellite station in Escanaba, WJMN.

However, Robert O. Southard, WFRV station manager, said that WFRV and the Cedar Rapids station will be resold by Cosmos as soon as its purchase of Orion Broadcasting is approved by the Federal Communications Commission. He said the purchase of the four Orion stations will give Cosmos more VHF television stations than it is allowed under FCC rules. He said Cosmos now owns television stations in Columbia, S.C.; Montgomery, Toledo, Ohio, and New Or-, leans, and radio stations in Columbia and Sarasota, Fla. Southard said it probably would be sometime in 1981 before the dual transactions are completed and approved by the FCC and that he did not anticipate any changes in operations at WFRV or its satellite station until after the resale is completed and approved.

PAPER TOWELS M0 Unwrapped TONIGHT 700 1 9:00 SUN. CONT. 1 P.M. JfJUf From the MADman The PEANUTS gang's first overseas adventure! Pwamouni PxSunts Presents A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production of gust and September of 1978, involved the Show Bar at Hurley and alleged business activities across the Michigan-Wisconsin state line between Hurley and Ironwood, Mich. The Show Bar was destroyed by fire last year.

The alleged travel and business activities of Raineri included a payroll check to a prostitute employed at the Show Bar, payment of the bar's electric bill and delivery and pickup of linen supplies. The fourth count, involving false testimony before the grand jury, concerned Raineri's alleged link with Cira Gasbari, manager and owner of the Show Bar. He allegedly denied during an appearance before the grand jury in March that he took a trip to a judges' school in Las Vegas with Mrs. Gasbari. The fifth count alleged that he threatened Patrica Colassaco, operator of a Hurley-Ironwood taxi service, regarding prospective grand jury testimony.

Maximum penalties for each prostitution-related offense would be five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Other maximum penalties would be five years and a $5,000 fine on the obstruction charge and five years and a $10,000 fine on the perjury charge. CC3AQMG DRGVJCJ (AND DON'T COVIE BACIt) 4 rWt Robert Barrow elected as state GOP treasurer MAD MAGAZiriC PRESENTS UP THE ACADEiUV TONIGHT 7:10 9:10 SUN. CONT. 1:10 WHEN THE BOMB GOES OFF, CLOTHES DISAPPEAR! PlfSUt Lee Mendel son Judv Munsen Synovme 6:30, 8:30 FREE PARKING DON ADAMS is MAXWELL SMART GO PG A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TONIGHT 7:00, 9:00 A SUN.

CONT. 1 P.M. MILWAUKEE The Republican executive committee, on a 16-10 vote, elected Robert Barrow of Milwaukee as party treasurer, succeeding Arthur Shannon, Brookfield, who resigned, citing personal reasons. Barrow defeated Roger Martin, a Milwaukee businessman, 16-10. Delegates registered for the convention Friday, and among the early arriv-als were delegates backing the candidates of three contenders for the GOP nomination for the U.S.

Senate seat held by Democrat Gaylord Nelson. They were Douglass Cofrin of Milwaukee, Terry Kohler of Sheboygan and former U.S. Rep. Robert Kasten of Thiensville. Woman reports youth exposed himself in park A youth reportedly exposed himself to a woman on two seperate mornings this week in City Park.

An anonymous woman caller told Appleton police that on Thursday and Friday mornings a juvenile, about 16 or 17, exposed himself as she walked through the park. On Thursday morning, about 8:30 a.m., the juvenile was sitting on a park bench near the pavillion when he exposed himself as the woman walked past. On Friday morning, the woman said, she walked past the pavillion again and the same juvenile was sitting on the bench. Again, he exposed himself as she passes him. The woman described him as having blond, ear-length hair, wearing a red, hooded sweatshirt.

He fled the scene Friday morning on a bicycyle, the woman told police. ffcnv lYUHCII WlXiltt Charles M. Schulz Produced ty, and Bill Melendez h. Ed Boaas and OHsciedbv Dill MeienOeZ In Cow '9BC by umMrNimi. TODAY 1:30, 6:30, 8:30 SUNDAY 1:00, 2:45, 4:30, $1.00 OFF ADULT ADM.

TILL 3 P.M. fi Mill H' jJl'l A WALT DISNEY DOUBLE A JOURNEY THAT BEGINS WHERE EVERYTHING ENDS BEAUTY BLACKHOLE SUN. (lllllllj TODAY 1:00 111717 2:30 1 8:30 CONT. 1 P.M. The Gong Show that was gonged by the mors VvS FEATURE 0: AW MADISON (AP) Circuit Judge Alex Raineri of Hurley, indicted by a federal grand jury here on charges including interstate travel to promote prostitution, was also the subject of a Wisconsin Judicial Commission complaint filed Friday.

The commission filed a formal misconduct complaint with the Wisconsin Supreme Court, asking the court to suspend Raineri temporarily from the bench. It asked for the appointment of a judicial conduct panel similar to the one that recently recommended removal or a three-year suspension for Milwaukee Circuit Judge Christ Seraphim. However, the commission asked that the panel not be appointed until the federal criminal charges against Raineri are resolved. The commission's complaint alleged that Raineri violated the Code of Judicial Ethics' prohibition against handling a case in which a close relative had an interest. The body accused Raineri of handling a drunken driving case involving his brother-in-law, Joseph Suzik of Hurley, in December of 1978.

U.S. Attorney Frank Tuerkheimer said the federal grand jury indicted Raineri, 61, on three counts of interstate travel to promote alleged prostitution, one of perjury before the grand jury and one of obstructing justice. Raineri has been a judge since Jan. 1, 1978, and previously served for 17 years as Iron County district attorney. Tuerkheimer said the three alleged prostitution-related offenses, in Au Awards Continued From Page 1 Herald Telegram.

J. C. Sturtevant Memorial Award: 1, Milwaukee Journal. 2, Wausau -Merrill Daily Herald. 3, Milwaukee Sentinel.

Honorable mention, Kenosha News. Editorial: 1, Racine Journal Times. 2, Wisconsin State Journal. 3, La Crosse Tribune. Honorable mention, Shawano Evening Leader, Wausau-Merrill Daily Herald, and Rhinelander Daily News.

Editorial Page, Class 1, La Crosse Tribune; 2, Milwaukee Sentinel and Kenosha News (tie). 3, Appleton Post-Crescent. Editorial Page, Class 1, Shawano Evening Leader. 2, Marshfield News-Herald. 3, Rhinelander Daily News.

Photography: 1. Wisconsin State Journal. 2, Marshfield News-Herald. 3, West Bend News. Honorable mention, Milwaukee Journal.

Local column: 1. Racine Journal Times (Dean Conklin). 2, Appleton Post-Crescent (Bill Knutson). 3, Wau-sau-Merrill Daily Herald (Barbara Lundquist). Honorable mention, Shawano Evening Leader, John Halvorson.

Sports Page, Class 1, Racine Journal Times. 2, Oshkosh Northwestern. 3, Janesville Gazette. Honorable mention, Capital Times and Milwaukee Journal. Sports Page, Class 1.

Beloit Daily News. 2, Rhinelander Daily News. 3, Baraboo News Republic. Sports column: 1, Janesville Gazette (Dave Wedeward). 2, Racine Journal Times (Dick Pufall).

3, Fond du Lac Reporter (Bill Cary). Honorable mention, Racine Journal Times (George Althoff). Investigative reporting: 1, Milwaukee Sentinel (Joe Manning). 2, Capital Times (Dan Allegretti and Mark La-gerkvist). 3, Chippewa Herald-Telegram (John Lavine).

Photo Essay: 1. Capital Times (staff). 2, La Crosse Tribune (Dick Riniker). 3, Marshfield News-Herald (Dan Young). Honorable mention, West Bend News (Don Kosterman).

Features: 1, Milwaukee Sentinel (Dean Jensen). 2, Wisconsin State Journal (Robert H. Spiegel). 3, Beloit Daily News (John Glisch). Honorable mention, Beloit Daily News (Rory Gillespie).

Family Pages: 1, Appleton Post-Crescent. 2, Wisconsin State Journal. 3, Kenosha News. Special Issue, Class 1, La Crosse Tribune. 2, Appleton Post-Crescent.

3, Racine Journal Times. Honorable mention, Wisconsin State Journal, Janesville Gazette, Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel. Special Issue, Class 1, Rhine-, lander Daily News. 2, Antigo Daily Journal. 3, Green Bay News-Chronicle.

Honorable mention, Monroe Evening Times and Rhinelander Daily News. Most Improved Newspaper: 1, Waukesha Freeman. 2, Rhinelander Daily News. 3, West Bend News. Honrable mention, Wausau-Merrill Daily Herald.

Energy supplement: 1, Capital Times. 2, Milwaukee Journal. 3, Beloit News. Typeface Award: 1, Beloit Daily News. 2, Ashland Daily Press.

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The schedule called for delegates to consider the anti-abortion resolution and other proposals Saturday afternoon. The resolution would place the convention on record in support of "the right of all human life to exist," oppose federal funding of abortions and support a Human Life Amendment introduced in Congress by Sen. Jake Gam, R-Utah. It noted the resolution is co-sponsored by Sen. William Proxmire, frequent and long-time target of state Republicans on other issues.

"No nation that treats human life as a matter of convenience can defend any of its basic principles of freedom to its own people or to the world," the resolution said. "No other issue is more important than society's ability to protect the lives of its people," it continued. The resolution said the word "person" applies to "all human beings, irrespective of age, health, function of dependency, including their unborn offspring at every stage of their biological development." dim any of the 48 states. Have a nice weekend. With a nice long talk.

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