The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 13

Aw. 7 A1 east the journal Times Wednesday, April 30, 1980 Metro 9 principals elementary have new assignments early retirements of Jerstfcu r-holm Principal John Brosseuu and West Ridge Principal Floyd George. Under the consolidation plan, Allen Onnink, Schulte principal, will administer SchulteSturtevant; Humphrey. Caddy Pinv.v.'rrr a-cbange and the district- clpal, will handle Caddy Vista Hood Creek, and Michael Frontier, FranksvilleHood Creek principal, will supervise FranksvilleBartlett. Nelson said these schools were consolidated because of small enroll-, ments, proximity and a desire to keep schools open despite recommendations that they be closed.

A full-time teacher will be appointed to serve as assistant administrator for each of the schools. Princpals who will be reassigned are. Michael Kaiserlian, from Sturte-vant to Lincoln; Ernest Nielsen, Johnson to Jerstad-Agerholm; Frank Mitchell" to-West Lawrence Terry, v. ft AX reap rewards standing for the 2 million gallon tank, and slightly less than the only other bid, from Pittsburgh Des Moines for' $1,188,000. Hoganson said when the tank is completed, just east of High Ridge Jefferson Lighthouse to Mitchell; Dawn Klofien, BurtlettTrautwein, and Charles tiroom, from Lincoln 10 Si.

C. Johnson. Reussignments were made, Nelson said, because some principals frequently rotates principals who have headed a school for several years. "Basically the move is one of significant savings for the District," said Nelson. "It is something that we have, been looking at and hard for several weeks." The plan will reduce the principal staff from 27 to 25 and realize savings In salaries and fringes of about "This move is an effort on our purt to 'belt tighten' and to remain fiscally responsible to the community while maintaining the highstand-1 ards 'of excellence we are" noted for," said the superintendent.

i pra tice Health Care Center, city storage capacity wUI be about 7k million gallons and should eliminate the grass-watering bans which have been imposed in recent years during times of high water use. will require the utility to bill future gas users on the same gas main for their portion of the cost of installing the main, and to rebate those funds to the individual who paid for the main. -r He said those costs will be recoverable from customers who tap into the main within a period of three' years after the main is installed. After the three years, no further cost recoveries can be made. While the ruling reduces the cost of gas service conversion for the first customer, the recovery provision will raise the cost for subsequent customers up to that three year limit.

Sandretti said the ruling will have little effect in Racine, where gas service covers most of the city. "The biggest effect will be primarily in new subdivisions," he said. It also will encourage extension of gas service to existing subdivisions, where no resident may. have been willing to bring the gas main in, knowing the costs of the service" extension wouldn't be equally distributed, he suggested. 1979 WEATHER Hi Lo Rain Snow 52 41 60 40 .66 5440 Gas conversion aided Ipurnal Times photo by Mark Htvtzborg Pushing mud Installation of in-ground pipe for storm water drainage continues at the Highway 11-31 site of the proposed Racine Mall.

So far it's the only current evidence 'Of activity on the site" which has been set aside for shopping center development for more than 10 years. But with spring here, fulfillment of the promises of tual store appear soon. By'Marcia Watkins Of lt) Journal Tlmm Three principals have been assigned to administer, two schools each and six principals have been reassigned to different schools under a Racine Unified School District plan expected to save the district $70,000. The plan affects only elementary schools. At a press conference today, Superintendent C.

Richard Nelson said the changes were made primarily In anticipation of school closings' because of enrollment declines. Another factor, he said, Is that the district may be nearing the state-mandated 9.5 percent cost control law. School disticts are limited to annual budget Increases of 9.5 percent unless they get taxpayer approval in a referendum. The district was "aBle to impie ment the consolidation plan with the lor long By Sean P. Devlin otm journal Tlmei Remember the old joke about the farmer who received more money from the government by not raising wheat than he would have made producing a crop? Maybe it was no joke.

Racine will receive an estimated $20,000 in federal dollars as a reward for not using petroleum products in the operation of the Waste- water Treatment Plant. The reward actually is' for powering pumps and other equipment at the treatment plant with sewer gas methane generated within the plant. Racine is eligible for the money, according to. Lester Hoganson, manager of Racine's water and wastewater utilities, even though the city has always used its own methane for those purposes and never has used petroleum products. But a buck's a buck, so Hoganson said the city isn't going to bypass the rewards for conservation, rewards which come from the federal government's push to increase use of alternate fuels.

Hoganson said the bonus is to last until domestic oil is completely decontrolled in 1981 and may total by the time it ends. The Board of Waterworks and Wastewater Commissioners Tuesday awarded the contract for construction of a new water tower to Chicago Bridge Iron on its low bid of $1,127,000. That's less than a dollar a gallon 31 Days DATEDAY MAY SUN(J Rise Set 5:46 7:51 ()Cenirl Daylight rime ()Milwaukee area averages since By Sean P. Devlin ol tnt Journal Timet May is the month when the golfer emerges from winter like a locust from bis cocoon. Actually the change that makes this possible daylight savings time happens in April, but May follows 90 quickly it gets a good deal of, the credit.

And why not? May generally is the month of the last bard frost, the month of Racine 1 Thur. 2 Fri. 5:45 7:52 14:07 3 Sat. 5:43 7:54 14:11 4 Sun. 5:42 7:55 14:13 5 Mon.

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5:17 8:21 15:04 31 Sat. 5:16 8:22 15:06 May should Prisoner found guilty occur frequently in th jail, but the Goodrich case was unusual because the victim went to authorities. In return for Paul's plea Tuesday, one of the two sex assault charges was dropped but District Attorney Dennis Barry said both charges EXTREMES Hr-Miri Lo Year 61 39 5a92 1959 26 1911 61 40 50 91 1928 29 1971 of assault stemmed from the same incident. In addition Tuesday, Barry filed an arson charge against Paul, accusing him of setting fire to his mattress in the County Jail on Jan. 31.

Paul also pleaded no contest to that charge. sought come -from outside the tavern and then seeing a fight. Racine Police Captain Kermlt McDonald said three to six men reportedly attacked Waitt. McDonald said friends of Waitts arid tavern patrons chased the at- lackers away. It was not known if the attackers fled on foot or by car.

McDonald said there had been no argument or words exchanged between the two men in the tavern during the evening. Waitt reportedly can identify his attacker, who was described as a Latino male, McDonald said. "We stiM have a lot of avenues TTeftlcririvestigate," McDonald said. Costs of gas service extensions will be reduced for some customers as the result of a state Public Service Commission ruling Tuesday. The.

ruling allows the first gas service customer in an area to recover the cost of the gas main from subsequent gas users who hook onto the' main. Up to now, the cost of a gas main extension was billed exclusively to the first user, and those costs not be recovered. Richard Sandretti of Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. said the new policy Police MISCELLANEOUS An eight-family apartment building at 1856 Roosevelt under construction by Cowen Construction was vandalized Tuesday. Larry Cowen, 2715 Golf said broken windows, kicked in walls and other damage amounted to about 1375 the first consistently warm temperatures with the average high starting" the month at 60 degrees and average low staying well above freezing.

Averages, however, have a habit of not being what really happens. So look for one or two bard freezes early there meg none in 1979. but the record lows are in the 20s and look forward also to some very warm days, like the 7 degrees achieved last May 8, a Thursday, or the 74 and 70 degree DAYLIGHT Hi Lo Ave Hi Year By Dennis Hetzel of ttw Journal Times A 22-year-old man already serving 30 years in prison for aggravated battery and' sexual assault pleaded no contest Tuesday to a charge that he forced a fellow inmate the Racine County Jail to submit to a sex act. Ric har uien er ed th ptear- and men was touna guilty Dy Kacine Circuit Judge Dennis Flynn, shortly before his trial on two sexual assault charges was scheduled to start. Paul's case drew attention last fall when Ronald Goodrich, 24, who was being held on a charge of homicide by reckless conduct, complained that he was the victim of re-.

peated sexual assaults in the County Jail by inmates who labeled Goodrich a "baby killer." Goodrich now is serving four years in prison on a conviction of causing the death of his girlfriend's baby by slapping the infant at a Caledonia campground lust summer. Paul was charged with two-counts of sexual assault after Goodrich came forward. At that time, Sheriff Leland Wittke said sexual assaults Briefly Assailants Racine police are seeking three to six men in connection with the stabbing of a Town of Mount Pleasant man early this morning. Michael J. Waitt, 23, of 5125 Cortland was reported in serious condition at St.

Luke's Hospital with stab wounds to the chest and back. Police said Waitt was stabbed as he left the Golden Toad, a tavern at 1300 Michigan Blvd. According to witnesses, Waitt left the tavern by the rear exit and his assailant, who reportedly was drinking with friends in the tavern, left at the same time from the front door. Witnesses recalled hearing a shout 61 40 51 90 .1952 29 1 954 51 36 .14 61 40 51 91- 1949 31 1910 64 40 62 40 51 92 1934 31 1954 58 41 62 41 51 92 1934 31 1954 73 ,52 62 41 52 87 1936 30,1948 79 54 63 41 52 94 1934 29 1966 62 46 63 41 52 92 1934 25 1966 74 51 .18 63 42 52 89 1896 27 1969 70 44 .01 64 42 53 87 1915 31 1938 60 43 64 42 53 88 1977 31 1938 58 46 .19 64 42 53 87 1962 31 1920 65 46 .29 64 43 54 91 .1932 31 1937 60 43 65 43 54 90 1962 34 1904 62 46 65 43 54 91 1911 35 1925 67 50 65 44 55 93 1977 35 1955 66 50 66 44 55 92 1962 35 1929 66 47 66 4 55 93 1934 33 1924 68 -43 67 45 56 93 1934 37 1929 54 44 67 45 56 93 1921 31 1917 60 45 03 67 45 56 91 1925 31 1917 48 42 68 46 57 91 1950 35 1963 54 43 68 46 57 96 1911 35 1925 55 43 68 46 57 94 1911 33 1897 52 47 69.7,-' f--91 .1914 33 1961 54 45 69 i.tO 70 48 59 K'V 70 48 59 92 1953 35 1930 62 45 .04 70 48 59 93 1925 33 1897 64 50 Ceci gains in recount Racine County recount results of the State Supreme Swim sessions slated Family and open swim sessions sponsored by the Racine Recreation Department will be held Thursday and this weekend at tt Horlick High School pool. Admission is 30 cents for children and .60 cents for adults.

Family swim hours will be 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, with opea swim hours from i to 4 p.m. both Saturday and, Sunday. Lincoln Lutheran elects jlmes Fierter-i2W SNJam Sl. former vice president of i he Pal meter Home beea brin warmug pie ted to the board of directors of Lincoln Lutheran" Court justice race show candidate Louis Ceci picked up 97 votes.

Ceci. who lost the April 1 election to Donald Steinmeu, asked for a statewide recount. But unoffici results at the State Election Board Tuesday showed Ceci had picked up a total of only 43 votes-statewide, not enough to beat Steinmetz. Steinmeu won by Ofcr votgs. Racine County Clerk Dennis Kornwolf.said county" recounrsnowwi votes and Steinmeu with 16,834.

Police, fire recruits sought The Racine Police and Fire Commission approved recruitment schedules for new police and "firefighters Tuesday. Police applicants can pick up application forms at the Safety Building, 730 Center beginning Thursday aTtd through July II. Beginning patrol officers are paid $7.20 an hour their first year. Applications are available now and through June 6 at' the Safety Building for firefighter positions. New firefighters start at $14,202 a year, readings registered May 10 and 11,1 Saturday and a Sunday.

But be ready for more dismal" temperatures, with a lot of daytime hignreadings in the 50s and even a few in the 40s. And took for, the evening golfer to be eating a let of late dinners, with sunlight lasting until 8.22 p.m. After all, by "the time May is. over, Racine will be just three weeks from the longest period of daylight of the year and the shift from spring to genuine summer. Ratine Inc.

Also added to the Lincoln board for a four-year term is the Rev. Gerald Larson, pastor of St- Andrew Lutheran Church. William Stremke, 24145 Fairway Drive, Kansasville. was re-elected board chairman; Edward Speer, pres dent of E. L.

Speer Advertising Agency, re-elected te president; Ronald Reichert, vice-presidest 4 Krst National Bank Trust elected treasurer, Ruth Holm. 3430 Stratford Ave. re-elected secretary. Lincoln Lutheran describes itself as a aoo profit rm-mcji center of geriatric care, -r.