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Partly sunny. High 61 Low 45 Details, B8 DEBIT CARD FRAUD: HOW TO DETECT IT, HOW TO STOP IT Page Monday B1 KENOSHA NEWS 2010 Kenosha News division of United Communications, A Source of Trust." MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2010 Watch Kenosha's only video newscast every weekday afternoon at KENOSHANEWS.COM/WEEKDAY REPORT August prevails in vote recount Gibbs loses 32nd Assembly bid by three votes BY DENISE LOCKWOOD Tyler August will be on the ballot for the 32nd Assembly district seat in November. A five-day recount of the Sept. 14 primary, which concluded Sunday, gave him the victory by three votes over Adam Gibbs. Initially, Gibbs won the primary by four votes, but August called for a recount.

"When you enter down four votes, anything can happen," August said. "I wouldn't say I was surprised, but we knew this could happen. I felt I owed it to the people who supported me to do a recount." During the recount Sunday in Walworth County, Gibbs filed objections about the Skydiving 78-year-old pays tribute to brother Corinne Benhoff, 78, left, gives her Midwest in Sturtevant on Sunday. Friends, family BY DENISE LOCKWOOD "hen Corinne Benhoff's to used brother, to become tell Ron a his Stec, paratrooper, buddies trained that he jumping out of airplanes was so easy his sister could do it. So on Sunday morning, she did.

Stec served in the 11th Airborne 187th Regimental Combat Team in Korea and died when his plane was shot down. He would have been 80 years old if he were still alive, and that's why Benhoff felt compelled to go skydiving at the age of 78. "I wanted to give him a kiss on the cheek," Benhoff said. "I wanted to do the things he told me he did, like standing up and hooking up, and yelling 'Geronimo!" NEWSNOW Up to the minute NEWS, WEATHER SPORTS Visit our Web site: www.kenoshanews.com ATIVO 6 85440 56001 9 To subscribe: 262-657-1600; Delivered $4.80 weekly Tyler August Gibbs procedure, saying all three members of the Canvassing Board had close ties with August or openly supported him and that August had filled out the petition for the recount incorrectly. "I'm feeling pretty poorly about this," Gibbs said.

"This outcome confirms that the objections we made in the very beginning were valid, and these votes were absolutely stolen from Gibbs said he won't pursue the issue any further because he wouldn't gain anything from it. "Even though my legal counsel is chomping at the bit, I will most likely let it go," Gibbs said. "If I filed for an injunction or a lawsuit with the circuit court even if I won it would be a disaster politically." August downplayed his relationship with the board. Corinne Benhoff, 78, skydives with tandem master Jeremy Wilder. KENOSHA NEWS PHOTOS BY SEAN KRAJACIC Ronald, of Phoenix, a call as her family greets her after skydiving at Skydive out to see woman fulfill longtime goal See additional photos from Corinne Benhoff's skydiving adventure.

Back page She said she thought she would say a few words to her brother while falling from 15,000 feet. Once she jumped out of the plane, she spun around, front over end. Then the parachute opened. The awe of feeling like a bird came over her. She saw the world from a different perspective.

And flying through the clouds, spinning around and experiencing the quiet peace of the world above the words just didn't come out. "I lost my voice but I thought of them (those words)," she said. And then she, and the person she was DEATHS Harold W. Helwig, 90, of Kenosha, died Saturday at Sheridan Medical Center. Proko Helen M.

Lovelace, 87, of Kenosha, died Saturday at St. Catherine's Medical Center. Kenosha Funeral Services Doreen A. Robinson, 80, of Kenosha, died Saturday at Hospice House, Pleasant Prairie. Proko He served on the board until he announced his candidacy.

"I know the integrity of the board wouldn't allow anything nefarious to take place," he said. "This is a very open process." Now that the recount is finished, August will move on to the Nov. 2 election against Democrat Doug Harrod and independent candidates Daniel Kilkenny and Rick Pappas. August said he and Gibbs have been talking about how they can work together. "I don't hold anything against Adam.

We had lunch on Friday, and we're going to continue talking about how we can work August said. "We're on the same August said his campaign will focus on how to get more people working again. "We want to get government out of the way so that the private sector can do what it does best," he said. "I trust the private market. I trust individuals, and I trust that they are making good decisions for themselves.

We need our small businesses, and we need to make sure that our district remains competitive." Chicken nuggets and tater tots top favorites in Unified BY TERRY FLORES When it comes to lunches served at elementary schools, nothing beats chicken nuggets and tater tots. At least not among the hundreds of students who attend elementary schools in the Kenosha Unified School District and participate in the National School Lunch Program. Like any preference, familiarity drives what kids tend to choose to eat, and a food item's popularity is among the factors that helps the district to decide whether it remains a staple on a school lunch menu, according to Cindy Gossett, Unified's director of food services. USDA standards Even before it decides what to offer, however, the district also must follow the federal guidelines for nutrition prescribed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Unified's top 10 elementary school lunches 1. Chicken tater tots 2. Topsy Turvey (breakfast 3. Munchable lunch (includes 4. Pizza dippers 5.

cup 6. Mini corn dogs 7. Bosco sticks 8. Hot dog 9. Pizza 10.

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more birthday photos in the Weekday www.kenoshanews.com. According to the USDA, the standards are aligned with the recommendations of Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which says that no more than 30 percent of a person's calorie intake can come from fat and less than 10 percent can come from saturated fat. Regulations also establish a standard for school lunches to provide a third of the recommended dietary allowances of protein, vitamin vitamin iron, calcium and calories. While school lunches must meet federal nutritional requirements, a district or local school can decide on what foods to serve and how they are prepared. Students surveyed Gossett said the district also surveys students as to what they would like to see on (or taken off) of the menu.

Gossett, who is a member of the local hunger See LUNCH, Back page attached to in the tandem dive, landed softly, like they were on pillows, Benhoff said, behind a building. "Then she walked around the building looking like a rock star, like Mick Jagger," said Bruce Benhoff, Corinne's son. Corinne's longtime friend Pat Alderson said watching Corinne come down from the sky "was something else." Just after the jump, Corinne called her son, Ronald Benhoff, who lives in Arizona. "She told me it was so cool and so quiet, that she could just hear the wind," Ronald said. Bruce said his mother's determination was contagious.

"Now, everyone in the family wants to jump. She's definitely our idol," he said. BIRTHDAYS Maureen and Chad celebrate birthdays attends the of Wisconsin-Whitewater and he UW-Parkside. couple enjoys ing time with Check out Report at food at lunch) string cheese INDEX Advice B5 Classified Section Comics. D8 Deaths A4 Entertainment D2 Local Section.A Lottery A6 Money B1.2 More D1 B3.6.7 Opinion B4.5 Region A5 Sports.

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