The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 5

ecordsState Thursday, Feb. 9, 1989 Racine, Wis. 6A the Journal Timos, Police Births woman injured in traffic accident; 9:49 a.m., Riverview Manor, 580 Madison Street, woman ill; 6:10 p.m., 300 block of Madison Street, woman with difficulty breathing. block of Howe Street, woman fell; 10:17 a.m., 3400 block of Taylor Avenue, womaaj ill. BURLINGTON RESCUE CALLS Wednesdays' 11:17 a.m., 3300 block of South Browns Lake Drive, St.

Luke's Hospital VISITING HOURS Pathar 10 a.m.-IO p.m., grandparents 10-1. OthararJurla 11 a m. -noon 7-a p.m. Swings by appointment only Greg and Julia Peyton (Kozenski), Racine, a son, Feb. 7.

Burlington Memorial VISITING HOURS Fathers 11 a p.m. Olhsrs It and oktaf 2 3:10 7-B p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schmalfedt (Michelle Reavis), Burlington, a son, Feb.

8. Courts Deaths had admitted lying about the incident. Riojas had been accused of having sexual intercourse with a 16-year-old girl, too young, under state law, to consent to sexual activities. A charge of commercial gambling against Edward J. Pestka, 59, of 485 S.

Jefferson Waterford, has been dismissed, according to prosecutors, who said Pestka had agreed" to, pay $150 in court costs. Pestka, doing business as Ed Betty's Curve Inn in Waterford, had been accused of operating an illegal pull-tab lottery in his tavern. Walter J. Hunter, 33, of 822 Silver St was sentenced Wednesday by Racine County Judge Jon Skow to two years of probation and one month in jajl for criminal damage to property, Hunter, told to participate in an alternatives to aggression program, was convicted of smashing (he window glass of a 35; Kenosha, man's car Aug. 6, A charge, of second-degree sexual assault against Robert Riojas, 22, pf 1819 Supenoj has been dismissed, according prosecutors, who said, the alleged victim Milwaukoo gangs tied to Waukesha thefts WAUKESHA (AP) Milwaukee gangs infiltrating Waukesha County have found more sparsely populated communities that are ripe for burglaries, bheriff a officials say.

Sheriff's Department U. Thomas Audley said homes were being burglarized at a rate of about two a day, mainly in the towns of Vernon, Mukwonago, Merton and Delafield. He said about 40 percent of those burglaries have been solved, and interviews with burglary suspects have revealed a majority of them have ties to Milwaukee gangs. "They've learned that Waukesha County is easy because most people don't have big dogs, the houses are spread out and (neighbors) don't seem to do much," he said. Audley said Milwaukee gangs are believed to have been involved in about 70 percent of 150 so-called "door kick" burglaries in the county during the last eight months.

Racine County authorities believe the gangs are also responsible for a number of burglaries in the area. The burglars have been following a pattern in which they first knock on the door during daylight hours to see if anybody is home. If somebody answers, they generally ask for directions or offer to shovel the jjriveway. "If there's no answer, they kick in the front door," Audley said. The lieutenant said the burglars then enter the house, open the garage door from the inside, and back a vehicle into it.

They then fill up the trunk of the car with electronic FRIDLE, Nancy (Pencikowski), 4 formerly of Racine, Feb. 4, Hondo, Texas. ANDERSON, Esther 8fJ formerly of Racine, Feb. 7, Lakeland Nursing Home, Elkhorn, Maresh -Meredith Funeral Home. PETERSON, Mrs.

Vernon. 93 formerly of St. Monica's Sen ior Citizen Home, Feb. 8, Lincoln Village Convalescent Center, Strouf-Sheffield Funeral Home. ROBBED Fine Fare Foods, 1810 Durand of an undetermined amount of money shortly before 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday. The clerk told Racine police a man demanded money, the clerk refused, and the' suspect leaped over the counter, grabbed' the cash and fled. Police said the clerk chased after the man, but he got into a car and ARRESTED A 13-year-old Racine boy by Racine police about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday on a charge of first-degree sexual assault. Police said the boy had sexual contact with a 4-year-old Racine girl several times last fall while playing with her in the backyard at his home.

Two 13-year-old Racine boys by Racine police about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, each on a charge of fcur-glary. Police said the boys were involved in a Jan. 28 break-in to a house in the 1400 block of Douglas Avenue, during which 21 video games and a VCR, valued together at $690, were stolen. Thomas A.

Neider, 42, of 103 7th on charges Wednesday of fraudulently obtaining a controlled substance. A criminal complaint contends Neider used forged prescription slips to purchase oxycor done tablets six times from a Mount Pleasant pharmacy between March 1988 and September 1988. INJURED Jean MuIIani, 45, of 583 Edgewood Drive, Burlington, listed in critical condition at Milwaukee MtJtro Inmnwy oip Wednesday with head arid internal injuries suffered in a traffic accident about 12: IS a.m. Wednesday. DUFUIigiuii luwii puliCc Sam "ullupj lost control of her car in the 3300 block of Highway it hit a utility pole and she was thrown from the car.

Mullani was first treated at Burlington Memorial Hospital, and later flown to Milwaukee by a Flight for Life helicopter. STOLEN Three rings, a necklace and pendant, valued together at $1,320, from a room being rented by an Oshkosh couple at the Racine Sheraton Hotel Conference Center, 7111 Washington Mount Pleasant. (860 from Bob Adams Antique Mall, 441 S. Highway 41, Raymond. A microwave oven valued at $80 from an office at Horlick High School, 2119 Rapids Dr.

RACINE FIRE CALLS Tuesday: 9:10 p.m., 1750 Ohio TVItre. Wednesday: 11:10 a.m., 930 Washington gasoline (pill; 4:48 p.m., 1706 Deane Boulevard, ear lire. RACING RESCUE CALLS Tuesday; 6:49 p.m., 1500 block Of Owen Avenue, gjrf (ell; 7:20 p.m., 700 block o( Wisconsin Avenue, man with abdominal pain. Wednesday: 2:14 a.m., 1100 block of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Drive, maternity; 6:55 a.m., 3700 block of Douglas Avenue, man fainted; 10:28 a.pv, Seventh Street and Park Avenue, man with leg pain; 10 50 a.m., 900 block ot Doud Street, aM with seizure; 12:16 p.m., 1000 block of Geneva Street, man injured finger; 1:48 p.m., 3300 block of Wright Avenue, woman with difficulty breathing; 2:04 p.m., 1400 block of North Wisconsin Stret, girl with arm pain; 3:54 p.m., 1300 block of Superior Street, man HI. CALEDONIA RESCUE CALLS North Green' Bay Road, woman with possible heart attack; 2:36 p.m., 3900 block of North Green Bay Road, woman MT. PLEASANT RESCUE CALLS Wednesday: 9:00 a.m., Newman Road and Spring Street, woman Injured in traffic accident; 9:34 a.m., 2100 tlccycllno Washington p.m. ts Standard Scrap. Metal, 1415 Durand buys aluminum, copper, brass, batteries, radiators, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

nwrl ft Vnr LRL Recycling, 2001 Oakes Road, buys newspaper, glass bottles, plastic containers, aluminum, brass, copper, pffice paper, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7 a.m.-noon Saturday. SATURDAYS r- Girl Scouts, 9 a.m. to noon at the lower level of the old city incinerator building on Washington Avenue just south of city hall, collect newspapers, clear, green, and browii bottle glass icieuntHi Mini separated), clean aluminum cans, cardboard, computer paper and mixed aluminum. News? paper roll ends for sale.

Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Co. buys aluminum (cans and miscellaneous aluminum) at the Shopko lot, 4901 Racine County Public Works Committee, Racine County Highway and Office Building, 14200 Washington 7 p.m. today. Villags of Psrk Board of Trustees, p.m. today al village hall, 3554 Taylor Ave.

Policies and Program Committee of the Gateway Vocational, Technical and Auuii Education District Board, in the Kenosha campus board room, 3520 30th 1:30 p.m. today. j. Jf mmmamn: i g-wmifimsmmmsn kswjsst smmm ZJ S3- r- f- I i items and drive away, he said. The entire burglary takes between five and ten minutes, Audley said, and the stolen items are usually sold within eight hours.

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