The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 2

MinnesotaWisconsin Jammed agenda awaits lawmakers Tenant trouble an MARSHALL a recent rally i Man- Because at support af a land- Minnesota's bi deaoine looms over committees The House lottery bill also is to be board Tueaday, by a House Judiciary sub- Veterans home: Luverne would be the site of a veterans home to serve southwestern day? 5L Wm JwSSory IM fa Baajraiagat Waaad iitiwiBiafter sentimental property aad family allowances. 4 odor a bill that's to be board mittee schedules are jammed this week, aa tmnakars CMprte to have their bills heard before the dock runs out on noo-tax and non- by the House General Legislation Ground water The Houoe Agriculture Coeanuttoc on Monday is to hear a bill aimed at protecting the sta te ground water resources and a ground water protection act is to be constdered Tueaday by the Senate Agn culture and Rural Dmiopimnt Committee Open enrollment Some restrictions would be placed aa the state open enrollment program under a bill that's expected to be considered for final passage by the House Monday dunfei to be paid by flat bated, a sate official say TV ralh support af La vie Francs of Marshall attracted about 1SI aeapjetoeteat aaoaA ajd may The teoe 'af'tbe rafiy aad who or ot tbTstM DepormMmt af Human Aa odamistraave lav judae the major bilk that still must be Amoag approved by Howe or Senate poocy for GEDs. to private data for law i tees by Friday's rtrarfline to remain in play for the rest of the session are those that would estahhih a state-run lottery, place ic for notice to veterans Affairs and Gaming Assault rata: BUM proposing bans on assault rifles are to be beard on Wednesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee and on Friday by the House Judiciary Committee. State hospitals: Bills concerning the future of the state's regional treatment centers are to be heard separately by the House and Senate Health and Human Services committees on Wednesday. Drought relief: An emergency drought relief package is to be considered Friday by the House Agriculture Committee.

on assault rifles and provide for Minimum wage Legislation setting a protection for workers who receive tips that French ft treatment, public defend is on tiie agenda of the Senate Employment Bills that aren't pending in the tax or appropriations committees of at least one and of the Houoe er system, home health care pptOaWH and medical aid for prisoners in jail or on the floor of the House or Sen- abeL be reived to not a borne be bans Committee on at week's end wifl be dead for the session, to Sana Panaao of Mar Here are highlights of other I can raaiwmm them for this i Lottery: On Tuesday, kajttanon that to bve in the to whom she was They're probably going to cal "rt fax food objected to the Half of kids in court appear without lawyer Study: Only 4.7 have one in Winona Co. orders directly to the restaurant's fax machine by telephone, and the food will be waiting at the time they prescribe on the electronically printed order, Morgan said. The fax machine also saves employee time in transcribing call-in orders and will mean more accurate service, she said. In preparation for the start of the new service, Burger King employees spent three days visiting area businesses, dropping off menus and special fax order forms, Morgan said. taurant spokeswoman Cindy Mielke said.

"In that area within a 20-block radius of the restaurant we came up with 42 companies that have fax machines. "At lunch time, when it is really busy, even though we have fast food, you do have to wait in line to place your order," she said. "A lot of people don't have much time for lunch, and they turn away when they tee a long line," said Jeanie Morgan, Burger King district manager. With the new system, customers with fax access can send their WAUSAU, Wis. A Wausau fast food restaurant is launching a fax food service it says will better suit the busy schedule of business people even in the north woods city of Wausau.

Burger King announced it installed a facsimile, or fax, machine to take orders from area businesses, starting this week, and is offering a 10 percent discount on the food ordered via fax. "Because of where we are situated (downtown), many of our customers are business people," res PoWcian at paper BEMTDJl. Mine John Ainiey. a former gubernatorial candidate and Benudji area legislator. will assume duties Monday as managing editor of The Pioneer.

General Manager Connie Jacobson said. Ainiey. a former newspaper publisher who last fall beaded President George Bush's Minnesota campaign before suffering a heart attack, returns to a paper formerly published by his father, the bite John Ainiey Sr. While living in Park Rapids. Ainiey, 49, represented Bemidji and northern Minnesota from 1978 through 1982 as an Independent-Republican member of the state House of Representatives.

He was also, for a short time in 1981, an IR candidate for governor in the 1982 race. I. I Assojnwwj fess MINNEAPOLIS More than 54 percent of youngsters accused of crimes in Minnesota appear in juvenile court without lawyers, according to a new study. The study of 17,196 formal petitions of delinquency and status cases in Minnesota juvenile courts also found that 30.7 percent of juveniles who were removed from their home did not have lawyers and 26.5 percent of those incarcerated did not have lawyers. "These very high rates of home removal and incarceration without representation constitute an indictment of all participants in the Minnesota juvenile justice process," said the author of the study, University of Minnesota law professor Barry Feld.

"Only the cynical or myopic can contend that immature and impressionable young juveniles can waive their right to counsel alone and unaided," he wrote in his report. He called for "legislation or judicial rules of procedure mandating the automatic and non-waivable appointment of counsel at the earliest stage in a delinquency proceeding." Judge Dennis Challeen handles most cases of juveniles in Winona County, where only 4.7 percent have lawyers. He said he tries to teach juveniles to take responsibility for their actions. "Sometimes lawyers give the wrong message to kids. The message is: 'It isn't what you did.

It's what they can prove you did. Feld's findings are part of a study on legal representation of juveniles in Minnesota after the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court said youths facing criminal charges have a right to a lawyer. "It's a very solid piece of research," said Ira Schwartz, director of the Center for the Study of Youth Policy at the University of Michigan. "It raises some extremely troubling questions for the juvenile justice system in Minnesota, but also nationally." The study showed that: Of all juveniles in Minnesota courts, 54.7 percent were not represented by a lawyer.

Most juveniles who are not represented by lawyers are accused of relatively minor crimes. One in five juveniles accused of felonies against other people and one in three accused of felony property crimes give up their right to an attorney. Compared to white youths, 12 percent more black youths with no prior record are incarcerated for felonies against other people on the first offense. Of blacks with one or two prior offenses, 24 percent more are incarcerated, and with three or more prior offenses, 11 percent more are incarcerated. Kohl on judges MILWAUKEE Sen.

Herbert Kohl says federal judges are "hostages" of a congressional pay system and should have their wages determined separately so their salaries can compete better with the private sector. Kohl, D-Wis noted that the salaries of judges and members of Congress were linked in a 1967 law that created the Quadrennial Commission to recommend federal pay in- EXTRA STRENGTH Congress linked the salaries to avoid the political fallout from voting itself a separate pay raise," said Kohl, a member of the Senate committees on the judiciary and governmental affairs. Treaty rights WAUSAU, Wis. When Fred Tribble read the Chippewa Indians' treaties with the United States while doing research for an Indian law class, he was surprised at what he learned. "As I went through these treaties, I never came across a phrase that said we could only hunt or fish on the reservation," he recalled.

Nearly 15 years after he and his brother tried to spear fish off a reservation in a test of those rights, Tribble said he is still waiting for positive results, which he says have not come despite court victories for the tribe. SIN-AID FOR SINUS HEADACHE PAIN AND PRESSURE FOR MAXIMUM RELIEF UW prof: Delinquency common in teenagers htm i 13 OZ. 3.96 IneSd For mum fcuiache tun tnt pmsnff aFly 1 1111 24 TABLETS REGULAR 3.97 EXTRA STRENGTH 4.58 FOROTHE-SPOT TEETHING FAN PLEASANTLY iWgfF CONTtMTS IIOI MftWT I 'deify orajeT 13 OZ. 3.34 "When we talk about the questionnaires in class, most of them are amazed," Moffitt said, adding that most college students believe they were the only ones who got into trouble as teen-agers. "Most kids who experiment with drugs, wreck a car or shoplift just miraculously stop it when they get out of high school," she said.

"These kids are just responding to peer pressure. They'll straighten out, get jobs and get married." But the delinquent acts of a minority of teen-age boys are the beginnings of careers in crime, she noted. Such teens will probably become the 5 percent of men who are responsible for half of serious crimes, she said. "I think you could really do something about the crime rate if you could identify these people early and do something to help them," Moffitt said. Associated Press MADISON, Wis.

A University of Wisconsin professor says her research indicating delinquent behavior is common among adolescents may be comforting to the parents of many teen-agers. Temi Moffitt, a psychology professor who specializes in delinquency and anti-social behavior, said informal surveys of her students found that most had engaged in some sort of illegal act, including: One-third reported they had been arrested, Half admitted to shoplifting. Almost 90 percent said they had cheated on a test. Moffitt said the results are even more surprising because the subjects of the survey could be considered "cream of the crop" students. Most UW students come from relatively comfortable backgrounds and half are women, she noted.

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Authorities used specially trained dogs that sniff through water Sunday to search for a 22-month-old boy who disappeared while playing near the Snake River, a Pine County sher-' iff 's dispatcher said. Some 100 volunteers and sheriff's department workers searched Saturday for Aaron Anderson, the only child of Steve and Paulette Anderson. Foul play was not suspected in the boy's disappearance. Authorities believe the boy may have fallen into the river that runs ISO feet behind his family's home. "My wife had the door open and Aaron was playing where he always plays," the boy's father said.

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