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www.htrnews.com HERALD TIMES REPORTER A2Thursday, January 24, 2008 --5T5S tteatner sponsored bjr. "Five-Day Forecast fop M2nilsvsc rrarra luwu.iva r.m.; vatj et ill3 -fc-T- -r 15 Missing woman case still a priority, county sheriff says a sunny More clouds late Snow showers, Sun and clouds Clouds and snow milder showers ST 82 AccuWeather UV Index Today 8 a.m. today 0, Low Noon today I.Low 4 p.m. today 0, Low 0-2: Low $-10: Very High 3-5: Moderate 11: Extreme 6-7: High The higher the UV Index nunber, tie greater tie need tor eye and skm pretectal. IMtedOneS Cold and Cf OIT UNION Manitowoc Forecast lofty Frigid today; cloudy in the morning, then times of clouds and sun in the afternoon.

Mainly clear and very cold tonight Mostly cloudy and breezy Friday. Saturday, mostly cloudy, breezy and not as cold. efecM Local Forecast Hightow Relative Wind Barometric Visibility RealFeei temperatures 107-5 humidity (4 p.m.) 63 (4 p.m.) Wat9mph pressure (4 p.m.) 30.39 (4 p.m.) 10 miles Temp highlow -27-15 mvwm state Tonipatiires Today City Hi Lo temperaue Cased an erjtt ew tttuj. State Forecast Superior Supei 17M Rhinelander B-9 Ulaittiii 4 7 ureen owfj 10-3 rjjtfj f. 4 Appletonf lanitowoc Green named Manitowoc County coronor Herald Times Reporter Gov Jim Doyle announced the appointment Wednesday of Curtis Green as the Manitowoc County coroner Green will fill the vacancy created when Debra Kakatsch resigned Oct 23.

Green will begin serving in February with a term ending Jan. 2, 2011. "Curtis Green understands the importance of the job of the county coroner," Doyle said. "His background as chief deputy coroner will help him to understand the complexities of the office and work well with other county departments." Green has been employed as a deputy coroner in Manitowoc County since May 2006 and has served as acting coroner since Kakatsch's departure. Green received his associate degree in police science from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in 1984 Before joining the coroner's office, he was president of a nonemergency transport company for the elderly and disabled that operated in four counties.

Green is a nationally registered paramedic, a volunteer first responder with the St Nazianz Fire and Rescue squad and is a vocal proponent of organ procurement He and his four daughters live in the town of Eaton. "I look forward to continuing the progress and professionalism of this office that Deb Kakatsch worked so hard for," Green said "She was a great mentor and her wealth of knowledge will be missed I appreciate that the governor is providing me with the opportunity to serve the people of Manitowoc County in this vital role." 10-5 Oshkoah I -v (on 5 Bai TilidiMia Manitowoc ed cooperation" with authorities, and hired an attorney when authorities began searching his property, Hermann said. Neuser declined comment Tuesday when contacted by the Herald Times Reporter. Some of the evidence found at the South Parkview Road farm was sent to the state Crime Laboratory, but analysis of the items was inconclusive, Hermann said. He would not elaborate on the evidence that was collected at the farm.

"It's more difficult with time," Hermann said about the nearly 20-year lapse. "But cases are solved all the time with new information and technology We're still looking for more evidence and more information." Hermann said the case remains a high priority Manitowoc County Sheriff's inspector Gregg Schetter said investigators review the case "weekly if not every day," following leads and talking to anybody they feel might shed some light on Spaeth-Duvall's whereabouts. Schetter said there haven't been any tips recently Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Department at (920) 683-4200. Kevin Braley: (920) 686-2105 or kbraleyhtmews.com Spaeth-Duvall has been missing since 1988 BY KEVIN BRALEY Herald Times Reporter MANITOWOC The likelihood that a woman missing since October 1988 is alive is "very slim," according to Manitowoc County Sheriff Robert Hermann. Hermann said Tuesday that the Social Security number for Cheryl Spaeth-Duvall has not been used to obtain employment, credit cards, housing or utilities since before she went missing in October 1988.

Spaeth-Duvall was 38 when she was reported missing, but the case came to a halt when investigators received few leads, Hermann said. The cold case was reopened in 2006 when a family member asked the department to revisit the Spaeth-Duvall's disappearance. Investigators in January 2007 scoured two properties owned by John M. Neuser of Whitelaw. Spaeth-Duvall was living with Neuser at his dairy farm on South Parkview Road before she went missing.

Neuser moved in 2006 to a home on U.S. 10 in the town of Cato, Hermann said. Hermann said Neuser is not a suspect and has not been charged with any crime. Neuser has provided "limit Milwaukee 141 Madison 'T Mihfeukee Kenosha Shown is today's weather. Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows.

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Temperature bands are highs for the cites. Today City Hi Lo London 46 37 pc Mexico City 77 46 Moscow 23 18 Paris 50 34 Seoul 28 14 Sydney 74 65 Tel Aviv 56 42 Tokyo- 42 32 pc rtf-t Fri. HI Lo 48 41 pc 76 42 25 21 sn 46 32 pc 31 17 pc 75 66 pc 62 55 pc 42 32 JiiT.M.ii.TiT,u. ft wt Riiif RArmw smvtci twe jMi.mi Lincoln High School student jailed after fight National Temperatures Today Fri. City Hi Lo HI Lo Anchorage 15 11 sf 21 14 sf Atlanta 44 20 43 30 pc Boston 30 17 sf 26 16 Chicago 13 2 pc 28 21 Dallas 40 32 43 38 Denver 39 20 pc 44 20 pc Des Moines 16 2 25 20 sn Detroit 18 9 pc 24 18 pc Honolulu 79 67 78 68 pc Houston 45 38 44 44 Indianapolis 18 4 pc 30 23 pc Jackson, MS 43 23 pc 46 42 pc Kansas City 26 8 32 25 sn Las Vegas 56 37 54 41 Little Rock 40 23 34 33 I Los Angeles 58 46 sh 58 49 Louisville 24 13 pc 30 29 pc Memphis 39 20 39 33 pc Miami 82 63 pc 75 62 pc Minneapolis 14 4 22 16 sn Nashville 30 17 35 31 pc New Orleans 48 39 51 45 New York City 32 20 sf 31 20 Oklahoma City 36 24 pc 38 30 i Philadelphia 34 18 sf 29 20 Phoenix 62 47 64 47 pc St.

Louis 22 6 37 25 sn Salt Lake City 35 23 sn 37 25 sn San Francisco 52 42 sh 52 41 Seattle 40 28 pc 42 30 Tampa 70 48 67 50 Tucson 62 44 60 44 pc DC 38 20 sf 36 20 Weather (W): t-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, l-ice. National Weather 1-108 l-OslOs 10s I 208 30m 40s Sarnie; 4028 Cold Warm Stationary 1 I Showers T-storms Rain Shown are noon positions of weather systems and day. Forecast highlow temperatures are for selected Glottal Temperatures Today Fri. City Hi Lo Hi Lo Athens 54 42 sh 50 41 Baghdad 55 38 pc 59 40 Berlin 43 36 sh 39 31 pc Copenhagen 45 39 sh 41 40 Dublin 43 37 pc 50 41 pc Frankfurt 48 34 44 35 pc Hong Kong 63 58 pc 65 59 sh Kabul 31 10 30 2 i i citation for possession of drug Authorities said Siedschlag became belligerent and upset over the citation and tore it up before throwing it on the floor. After leaving the school resource office, Siedschlag picked up a "floor caution" cone that was in the main hallway, and threw the cone, authorities said.

At the time, the main floor hallway was filled with students going to and from classes. When officials tried to control Siedschlag, he allegedly struck Bennett in the face and struck principal Keith Shaw in the ribs, authorities said. Siedschlag was arrested outside of the school and transported to jail, police said. Bennett was treated at a health clinic for tenderness to his nose and released. Shaw refused medical treatment Authorities said the incident remains under investigation.

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The Herald Times Reporter may, In its sole discretion, edit, classify, reject or cancel at any time any advertising submitted by an advertiser, Herald Times Reporter MANITOWOC A 17-year-old Lincoln High School student was held at the Manitowoc County Jail in lieu of $250 cash bond Wednesday after he allegedly struck an officer in the face and struck a principal in the ribs in response to receiving a citation. Steven Siedschlag of Manitowoc also was ordered to have no contact with Lincoln High School personnel. Siedschlag is scheduled for an initial appearance at 2:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4, in Manitowoc County Circuit Court.

Siedschlag is facing felony charges of battery to a peace officer and battery to a school district employee. He also faces a disorderly conduct charge, according to Manitowoc police. Authorities said the incident was resolved quickly and students were not in danger at any time. At 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, Manitowoc school resource officer John Bennett issued Siedschlag a city ordinance State, national milk production surges in Dec.

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