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75 YEARS AGO Monday, April 8, 1935 • The city election campaign rests today where it stood Saturday — with two candidates for the may- oralty, two for finance commissioner and five nominees for the two justice of the peace positions. • Half a million geese gave Yankton and vicinity a real touch of the wild late last week as the north- ward migration of the birs was halt- ed here by the weather and other conditions. 50 YEARS AGO Friday, April 8, 1960 • Eleven Yankton people partici- pated in an air tour to Sioux Falls on North Central Airlines Thursday morning. The group was led by Charles Larson, chairman of the aeronautics committee of the Yankton Chamber of Commerce. • The Senate has moved its civil rights bill up to the voting stage, but a Southern senator said today “there’s a good deal of speaking yet to be done.” 25 YEARS AGO Monday, April 8, 1985 • The Farmers Home Administration is experiencing its busiest spring in many years as more and more South Dakota farm- ers turn to the federal agency for operating loans. • Soviet leader Mihail Gorbachev said he has agreed to a summit meeting with President Reagan and that he ordered a temporary freeze in deployment of nuclear missiles in Europe. POUND COUNT Several animals are available at the Yankton Animal Shelter. For more information call the Yankton Police Department’s Animal Control Officer, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday- Friday at 661-9494, or 668-5210. A $5 fee is required to adopt an ani- mal. Animals can be viewed on the Humane Society Web site at www.heartlandhumanesociety.net. DAILY RECORD POLICY The Press and Dakotan pub- lishes police and sheriff reports as a public service to its readers. It is important to remember that an arrest should not imply guilt and that every person is presumed innocent until proven otherwise. When juve- niles are released from jail, it is into the care of a parent or guardian. It is the policy of the Press and Dakotan to publish all names made available in the police and court reports. There are no exceptions. ACCIDENTS • A report was received at 5:38 p.m. Tuesday that a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by a Yankton woman collided with a 1998 Ford Taurus driven by a Yankton woman. Estimated value of the dam- age to the Ford was $1,000, while no damage was reported to the Jeep. The driver of the Jeep was cited for following too closely. • A sheriff’s office report was received at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday that a 2010 Ford F150 driven by an Irene woman collided with a deer on Highway 81 north of Yankton earlier in the day. Estimated value of the damage to the vehicle was $350. INCIDENTS • A report was received at 6:09 p.m. Tuesday of three juveniles trying to shoot squirrels with a BB gun in the 1000 block of Cedar St. Three boys were located and advised of the laws regarding BB guns within city limits. Their parents were also notified. • A report was received at 11:52 p.m. Tuesday that a pair of Nike slip- pers and a jacket was stolen from the 200 block of West 15th St. • A report was received at 9:52 a.m. Wednesday that a garage window was broken out in the 400 block of Douglas Ave. sometime in the last two weeks. • A sheriff’s office report was received at 10:50 a.m. Tuesday that entry was made sometime during the last week through an unlocked window into a residence along Whiting Drive. The owners were determining what was missing. CRIME STOPPERS Anyone wishing to report anony- mous information on unlawful activity in the City of Yankton or in Yankton County is encouraged to contact the Crime Stoppers tip line at 665-4440. Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Thursday,April 8, 2010 PAGE 2 www.yankton.net DAILY RECORD REGIONAL FORECAST MAP AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION Lake Temperature Lake Elevation Discharge Tailwater 48 1206.00 15,000 cfs 1154.20 Five-Day Jet Stream Forecast Ten-Day Outlook Gavins Point Dam Precipitation Temperature Mostly sunny and a little warmer Today 60 Low: High: Wind: 36 8 NW 5 to 15 Sunny to mostly sunny and very nice Friday 68 Low: High: Wind: 39 9 S 5 to 15 Warm and dry Saturday 70 Low: High: Wind: 43 10 NE 0 to 10 Increasing clouds, still warm Sunday 69 Low: High: 47 11 Chance of scattered thunderstorms Monday 64 Low: High: 45 12 Partly cloudy and cool Tuesday 60 Low: High: 44 Possible showers, mostly cloudy Wednesday 59 Low: High: 43 14 New April 14 First April 21 Full April 28 Last May 6 H H L L L Below Normal Slightly Above Near Normal Above Normal www.dayweather.com Maps & Forecast Produced by: Valid Monday 64 / 35 Pierre Huron Brookings Minnesota Sioux Center Sioux City Sioux Falls Vermillion Yankton Chamberlain Winner Mitchell Lake Andes Iowa Omaha Norfolk O’Neill Forecast for Today Nebraska 62 / 35 57 / 34 59 / 35 58 / 34 60 / 34 60 / 36 38 / 20 34 / 20 62 / 36 62 / 36 62 / 36 62 / 36 36 / 26 60 / 32 a S. 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Weather key: su-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, mc-mostly cloudy, c-cloudy, th-thunderstorms, sh-showers, r-rain, sn-snow, fl-flurries, w-wind 13 Yankton Almanac Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Sunrise Sunset 7:00 AM 6:58 AM 4:12 AM 4:36 AM 2:35 PM 3:36 PM 8:04 PM 8:05 PM Moonrise Moonset Sun and Moon Yesterday’s High / Low Normal High Normal Low Record High Record Low 54° / 39° 56.6° 32.8° 91° in 1988 11° in 1997 Yesterday’s Month to date Year to date Avg. year to date Maximum this date Yesterday’s Snowfall Snowfall for Season Max. snow this date 0.32” 0.63” 4.57” 2.93” 0.91” in 1999 0.00” 50.30” 3.00” in 1982 Temperature Precipitation Favorable spring, livestock conditions for the Yankton area and region through the weekend. Showers, thunderstorms and cooler temperatures are likely at times next week. Livestock Outlook Yankton Weather •False Leaders? Friday, April 9 • 7:00pm •The Law and the Church? Saturday, April 10 • 9:30AM •Cleaning the Church? Saturday, April 10 • 11:00AM A Continuing Series of Presentations to be held thru May 15th at: Seventh Day Adventist Church 722 Locust,Yankton Please join us for a free fellowship dinner following the Saturday 11:00AM meetings. What Did Jesus Say About: FREE Admission For more information call 605-660-5969. Brunick Brunic k k Brunick Furniture Furniture Furniture 207 W. 3rd • Yankton, SD 605.665.5626 1100 W. Cherry St.,Vermillion, SD 605.624.8688 DESIGN TIP : In a long, narrow hall, it will seem shorter if you paint the end wall a dark color and the corridor walls a lighter one. 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You’ll fall in love with their pictures on the website! 310 Walnut, Yankton • 665-3933 Bring the family – Bring the neighbors! Moose Lodge Special Homemade Dumplings, Kraut, Roast Pork & Chicken Buffet All-You-Can-Eat...only Moose Lodge Moose Lodge Friday, April 9th • 5:30-8:00pm $ 7 50 YANKTON COURTS CASES DISPOSED 03/19/2010- 03/25/2010 Tyler Hubbard, Scotland; Disobey traffic signs-not stop, $101; Fail to maintain financial responsibility, $120 John M. Kasal, 2916 Broadway, #102, Yankton;Fail to maintain financial responsibility, $120; No drivers license, $105 Tammy Sternhagen, 1307 West 8th St., Apt 21, Yankton; Illegal lane change, $105 Jeffrey J. Burbach, Hartington, Neb.; Fail to maintain financial responsibility, $120 Misty McAllister, 2900 Douglas, #303, Yankton; Fail to maintain financial responsibility, $120; No drivers license, $105 Venessa Pommerville, Lesterville; Seat belt violation, $25 Donald C. Nissen, Groton; Failure to display fuel permit, $167 Dustin Tim Schlenger, Ericson, Neb.; Expired annual inspection, $167 Harvey W. Weis, Linsburg, Kan.; No trip permit or receipt in possesssion, $167 Brian Keith Hrdlicka, Spencer, Neb.; Overweight on axle, $196 Benjamin J. Janssen, Hay Springs, Neb.; Overweight on axle, $1193 Lori R. Jones, Wichita, Kan.; Overweight on axle, $222 Jennifer Ann Plucker, Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25 Paula Marie Munoz, 127 Par Lane, Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $70 James Samuel Kohler, 908 Bill Baggs Rd., Lot 4, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25 Jesus Vargas, Neilsville, Minn.; Speeding on state highway, $70 Zachary Scott Auch, Lesterville; Fail to maintain finan- cial responsibility, dismissed- motion by court David Victor Hames, 103 Leos Dr., Yankton; Renewal registration during assigned month, $117 Donald Orth, Menno; Fail to maintain financial responsibility, dismissed-motion by court Ian Hargan, 1114 W. 9th St., #9, Yankton; Pet violations-animal at large dog/cat, $70; Pet viola- tions-no license dog/cat, $70 Daniel Ross Lyso, Sioux Falls; Speeding other roadways, $100 Tony Jacob Naber, 805 Maple St., Yankton; Speeding other road- ways, $102 Adam John Sailer, 1311 National St., Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $70 Matthew Alvin Gubbles, 401 Regal Drive, Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $102 Steven Anton Kotalik, Utica; Seat belt violation, $25 Jessie Aaron Hazel, Driving under influence-1st of, $462; Driving with suspended (not revoked) license, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersec- tion, dismissed-motion by prose- cutor Jonathan Ryan Roubideaux, Utica; Driving under influence-1st of, dismissed-motion by prosecu- tor; Ingest intoxicant other than alcoholic beverage, $455 Dennis Lee Evans, 2908 Lakeview Dr., Yankton; Simple assault, recharged; Domestic vio- lence simple assault, recharged; Simple assault, dismissal-reduc- tion; Simple assault, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Disorderly conduct, $154 plus 14 days in jail suspended based on conditions of the court Aaron Jacob Huber, 1009 E. 12th Street, Yankton; Domestic violence simple assault, dismissal- reduction; Disorderly conduct, $154 plus 14 days in jail suspend- ed based on conditions of the court Dennis Lee Peterson, 181 Kniest Ave., Yankton; Driving under influence-2nd of, dismissal- reduction; Driving under influence- 1st of, $472 Terry Alan Hackett, 1100 E. 8th St., #5, Yankton; Domestic vio- lence simple assault, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Violation of protection order, $388 plus 30 days in jail suspended based on conditions of the court Troy Arnold Rokusek, Lesterville; Driving under influ- ence-2nd of, $622 plus 60 days in jail with 50 days suspended based on conditions of court Nicholas John Westergaard, 43486 Kaiser Road, Yankton; Domestic violence simple assault, dismissal-reduction; Domestic vio- lence simple assault, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Possession of alcohol by minor, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Disorderly conduct, $154 plus 14 days in jail suspended based on conditions of the court Terry Allen Hackett, 1100 E. 8th St., #5, Yankton; Violation of pro- tection order, $363 plus 30 days in jail suspended based on conditions of court Ronald Jesse Dean, Centerville; Driving under influence-2nd of, $622 plus 60 days in jail with 50 days suspended based on condi- tions of court; Fail to maintain finan- cial responsibility, dismissed- motion by prosecutor; Speeding other roadways, dismissed-dis- missed-motion by prosecutor Justin Michael Sibert, Plainview, Neb.; Driving under influence-1st of, $472; Driving on wrong side of road, dismissed-motion by prose- cutor; Seat belt violation, dis- missed-motion by prosecutor; Speeding other roadways, dis- missed-motion by prosecutor Widalberto M. Santiago, Volin; Driving with revoked (not suspend- ed) license, $363 Amber L. Smith, Brunswick, Neb.; Possession of alcohol by minor, $105 Jacob R. Johnson, 415 W. 15th St., #19, Yankton; Possession of alcohol by minor, $105 Josh J. Dolney, 510 Burleigh St., Apt #6, Yankton; Municipal speeding, $86 Jack J. Bradley, 518 E. 4th St., Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $150 Alisha Megan Stemper, 2114 Walnut St., Yankton; Petty theft 2nd degree-$400 or less, $229 plus 5 days in jail suspended based on conditions of court Joshua David Freier, Delmont; Speeding other roadways, $90 Blaine M. Schoellerman, Vermillion; Speeding on state high- way, $90 Gary Roy Munyer, 30923 433rd Ave., Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $110 Tamera J. Earl, 500 W. 17th St., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25 Shane Noel Rose, Gayville; Seat belt violation, $25 Curtis Jerry Wilske, Coralville, Iowa; Speeding other roadways, $90 Harlan Peter Teichroew, 508 W. 16th Street, Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $90 Jeff Lee Hausman, 1609 Burleigh St., Yankton; Seat belt vio- lation, $25 Bruce Alan Huffman, Meckling; Seat belt violation, $25 Craig Russell McLane, 822 West 5th St., Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $90 Jamie Laron Rogers, 103 Linn #3, Yankton; Driving with suspend- ed (not revoked) license, $255; Speeding other roadways, $110 Anna Marie Taylor, La Vista, Neb.; Speeding other roadways, $70 Alex Wagner, Utica; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersec- tion, $117 Zachary Lauren Rueb, Gayville; Speeding other roadways, $70 Ryan Mozart Nguyen, Vermillion; Speeding other road- ways, $90 Aaron Matthew Carter, 31001 431st Ave, Yankton; Certain oper- tors required wear seat belts, $25 Ricky C. Rogers,, 1010 Pennsylvania #1, Yankton; Fail to maintain financial responsibility, dismissed-motion by court Michael Richard Hajek, Tyndall; Overweight on axle, $167 Devan R. Selwyn, 1008 W. 8th St., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25 Jacob Evans, 408 W. 6th St., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25 Ronald L. Peach, Mauston, Wis.; Fail to stop at weight station, $167 Patrick Kelly Slowey, 645 Augusta Cr, Yankton; Display invalid commercial plates, $167 AG LINE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Wheat for May delivery jumped 11.75 cents to $4.7525 a bushel, while May corn climbed 10 cents to $3.565 a bushel and oats for May delivery rose 7.25 cents to $2.175 a bushel. May soybeans added 8 cents to $9.525 a bushel. June live cattle gained 1.18 cents to 94.75 cents a pound; May feeder cattle advanced 1.03 cents to $1.1425 a pound; June lean hogs edged up 0.3 cent to 84.6 cents a pound; and May pork bellies rose 0.78 cent to 96.45 cents a pound. 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75 YEARS AGOMonday, April 8, 1935
• The city election campaignrests today where it stood Saturday— with two candidates for the may-oralty, two for finance commissionerand five nominees for the two justiceof the peace positions.
• Half a million geese gaveYankton and vicinity a real touch ofthe wild late last week as the north-ward migration of the birs was halt-ed here by the weather and otherconditions.
50 YEARS AGOFriday, April 8, 1960
• Eleven Yankton people partici-pated in an air tour to Sioux Falls onNorth Central Airlines Thursdaymorning. The group was led byCharles Larson, chairman of theaeronautics committee of theYankton Chamber of Commerce.
• The Senate has moved its civilrights bill up to the voting stage, buta Southern senator said today“there’s a good deal of speaking yetto be done.”
25 YEARS AGOMonday, April 8, 1985
• The Farmers HomeAdministration is experiencing itsbusiest spring in many years asmore and more South Dakota farm-ers turn to the federal agency foroperating loans.
• Soviet leader Mihail Gorbachevsaid he has agreed to a summitmeeting with President Reagan andthat he ordered a temporary freezein deployment of nuclear missiles inEurope.
POUND COUNTSeveral animals are available at
the Yankton Animal Shelter. Formore information call the YanktonPolice Department’s Animal ControlOfficer, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday at 661-9494, or 668-5210. A$5 fee is required to adopt an ani-mal. Animals can be viewed on theHumane Society Web site atwww.heartlandhumanesociety.net.
DAILY RECORD POLICYThe Press and Dakotan pub-
lishes police and sheriff reports as apublic service to its readers. It isimportant to remember that anarrest should not imply guilt and thatevery person is presumed innocentuntil proven otherwise. When juve-niles are released from jail, it is intothe care of a parent or guardian.
It is the policy of the Press andDakotan to publish all names madeavailable in the police and courtreports. There are no exceptions.
ACCIDENTS• A report was received at 5:38
p.m. Tuesday that a 2004 JeepGrand Cherokee driven by aYankton woman collided with a 1998Ford Taurus driven by a Yanktonwoman. Estimated value of the dam-age to the Ford was $1,000, whileno damage was reported to theJeep. The driver of the Jeep wascited for following too closely.
• A sheriff’s office report was
received at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday that a2010 Ford F150 driven by an Irenewoman collided with a deer onHighway 81 north of Yankton earlierin the day. Estimated value of thedamage to the vehicle was $350.
INCIDENTS• A report was received at 6:09 p.m.
Tuesday of three juveniles trying toshoot squirrels with a BB gun in the1000 block of Cedar St. Three boyswere located and advised of the lawsregarding BB guns within city limits.Their parents were also notified.
• A report was received at 11:52p.m. Tuesday that a pair of Nike slip-pers and a jacket was stolen from the200 block of West 15th St.
• A report was received at 9:52 a.m.Wednesday that a garage window wasbroken out in the 400 block of DouglasAve. sometime in the last two weeks.
• A sheriff’s office report wasreceived at 10:50 a.m. Tuesday thatentry was made sometime during thelast week through an unlocked windowinto a residence along Whiting Drive.The owners were determining whatwas missing.
CRIME STOPPERSAnyone wishing to report anony-
mous information on unlawful activityin the City of Yankton or in YanktonCounty is encouraged to contact theCrime Stoppers tip line at 665-4440.
Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Thursday,April 8, 2010PAGE 2 www.yankton.net
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YA N K T O N C O U RT SCASES DISPOSED 03/19/2010-
03/25/2010Tyler Hubbard, Scotland;
Disobey traffic signs-not stop,$101; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, $120
John M. Kasal, 2916 Broadway,#102, Yankton;Fail to maintainfinancial responsibility, $120; Nodrivers license, $105
Tammy Sternhagen, 1307 West8th St., Apt 21, Yankton; Illegallane change, $105
Jeffrey J. Burbach, Hartington,Neb.; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, $120
Misty McAllister, 2900 Douglas,#303, Yankton; Fail to maintainfinancial responsibility, $120; Nodrivers license, $105
Venessa Pommerville,Lesterville; Seat belt violation, $25
Donald C. Nissen, Groton;Failure to display fuel permit, $167
Dustin Tim Schlenger, Ericson,Neb.; Expired annual inspection,$167
Harvey W. Weis, Linsburg,Kan.; No trip permit or receipt inpossesssion, $167
Brian Keith Hrdlicka, Spencer,Neb.; Overweight on axle, $196
Benjamin J. Janssen, HaySprings, Neb.; Overweight on axle,$1193
Lori R. Jones, Wichita, Kan.;Overweight on axle, $222
Jennifer Ann Plucker,Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25
Paula Marie Munoz, 127 ParLane, Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $70
James Samuel Kohler, 908 BillBaggs Rd., Lot 4, Yankton; Seatbelt violation, $25
Jesus Vargas, Neilsville, Minn.;Speeding on state highway, $70
Zachary Scott Auch,Lesterville; Fail to maintain finan-cial responsibility, dismissed-motion by court
David Victor Hames, 103 LeosDr., Yankton; Renewal registrationduring assigned month, $117
Donald Orth, Menno; Fail tomaintain financial responsibility,dismissed-motion by court
Ian Hargan, 1114 W. 9th St.,#9, Yankton; Pet violations-animalat large dog/cat, $70; Pet viola-tions-no license dog/cat, $70
Daniel Ross Lyso, Sioux Falls;Speeding other roadways, $100
Tony Jacob Naber, 805 MapleSt., Yankton; Speeding other road-ways, $102
Adam John Sailer, 1311National St., Yankton; Speedingother roadways, $70
Matthew Alvin Gubbles, 401Regal Drive, Yankton; Speedingother roadways, $102
Steven Anton Kotalik, Utica;Seat belt violation, $25
Jessie Aaron Hazel, Drivingunder influence-1st of, $462;Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, dismissed-
motion by prosecutor; Failure tomake proper stop at stop intersec-tion, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor
Jonathan Ryan Roubideaux,Utica; Driving under influence-1stof, dismissed-motion by prosecu-tor; Ingest intoxicant other thanalcoholic beverage, $455
Dennis Lee Evans, 2908Lakeview Dr., Yankton; Simpleassault, recharged; Domestic vio-lence simple assault, recharged;Simple assault, dismissal-reduc-tion; Simple assault, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Disorderlyconduct, $154 plus 14 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofthe court
Aaron Jacob Huber, 1009 E.12th Street, Yankton; Domesticviolence simple assault, dismissal-reduction; Disorderly conduct,$154 plus 14 days in jail suspend-ed based on conditions of thecourt
Dennis Lee Peterson, 181Kniest Ave., Yankton; Drivingunder influence-2nd of, dismissal-reduction; Driving under influence-1st of, $472
Terry Alan Hackett, 1100 E. 8thSt., #5, Yankton; Domestic vio-lence simple assault, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Violation ofprotection order, $388 plus 30days in jail suspended based onconditions of the court
Troy Arnold Rokusek,Lesterville; Driving under influ-ence-2nd of, $622 plus 60 days injail with 50 days suspended basedon conditions of court
Nicholas John Westergaard,43486 Kaiser Road, Yankton;Domestic violence simple assault,dismissal-reduction; Domestic vio-lence simple assault, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Possessionof alcohol by minor, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Disorderlyconduct, $154 plus 14 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofthe court
Terry Allen Hackett, 1100 E. 8thSt., #5, Yankton; Violation of pro-tection order, $363 plus 30 days injail suspended based on conditionsof court
Ronald Jesse Dean, Centerville;Driving under influence-2nd of,$622 plus 60 days in jail with 50days suspended based on condi-tions of court; Fail to maintain finan-cial responsibility, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Speedingother roadways, dismissed-dis-missed-motion by prosecutor
Justin Michael Sibert, Plainview,Neb.; Driving under influence-1stof, $472; Driving on wrong side ofroad, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor; Seat belt violation, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor;Speeding other roadways, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor
Widalberto M. Santiago, Volin;Driving with revoked (not suspend-ed) license, $363
Amber L. Smith, Brunswick,Neb.; Possession of alcohol byminor, $105
Jacob R. Johnson, 415 W. 15thSt., #19, Yankton; Possession ofalcohol by minor, $105
Josh J. Dolney, 510 BurleighSt., Apt #6, Yankton; Municipalspeeding, $86
Jack J. Bradley, 518 E. 4th St.,Yankton; Speeding other roadways,$150
Alisha Megan Stemper, 2114Walnut St., Yankton; Petty theft 2nddegree-$400 or less, $229 plus 5days in jail suspended based onconditions of court
Joshua David Freier, Delmont;Speeding other roadways, $90
Blaine M. Schoellerman,Vermillion; Speeding on state high-way, $90
Gary Roy Munyer, 30923 433rdAve., Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $110
Tamera J. Earl, 500 W. 17th St.,Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25
Shane Noel Rose, Gayville;Seat belt violation, $25
Curtis Jerry Wilske, Coralville,Iowa; Speeding other roadways,$90
Harlan Peter Teichroew, 508 W.16th Street, Yankton; Speedingother roadways, $90
Jeff Lee Hausman, 1609Burleigh St., Yankton; Seat belt vio-lation, $25
Bruce Alan Huffman, Meckling;Seat belt violation, $25
Craig Russell McLane, 822West 5th St., Yankton; Speedingother roadways, $90
Jamie Laron Rogers, 103 Linn#3, Yankton; Driving with suspend-ed (not revoked) license, $255;Speeding other roadways, $110
Anna Marie Taylor, La Vista,Neb.; Speeding other roadways,$70
Alex Wagner, Utica; Failure tomake proper stop at stop intersec-tion, $117
Zachary Lauren Rueb, Gayville;Speeding other roadways, $70
Ryan Mozart Nguyen,Vermillion; Speeding other road-ways, $90
Aaron Matthew Carter, 31001431st Ave, Yankton; Certain oper-tors required wear seat belts, $25
Ricky C. Rogers,, 1010Pennsylvania #1, Yankton; Fail tomaintain financial responsibility,dismissed-motion by court
Michael Richard Hajek, Tyndall;Overweight on axle, $167
Devan R. Selwyn, 1008 W. 8thSt., Yankton; Seat belt violation,$25
Jacob Evans, 408 W. 6th St.,Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25
Ronald L. Peach, Mauston,Wis.; Fail to stop at weight station,$167
Patrick Kelly Slowey, 645Augusta Cr, Yankton; Displayinvalid commercial plates, $167
A G L I N ECHICAGO BOARD OF TRADEWheat for May delivery jumped
11.75 cents to $4.7525 a bushel, whileMay corn climbed 10 cents to $3.565 abushel and oats for May delivery rose7.25 cents to $2.175 a bushel. Maysoybeans added 8 cents to $9.525 abushel.
June live cattle gained 1.18 centsto 94.75 cents a pound; May feedercattle advanced 1.03 cents to $1.1425a pound; June lean hogs edged up 0.3cent to 84.6 cents a pound; and Maypork bellies rose 0.78 cent to 96.45cents a pound.
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HOT LOTTO10-22-23-27-38Hot Ball 16
POWERBALL4-36-40-44-52Powerball: 33Power Play: 2
WILD CARD 22-3-22-24-25 Wild Card: King of Hearts
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