Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin • 16

Page 16 Daily Citizen Traffic Deaths Expected To Be Lower United Press International Safety officials monitoring holiday traffic fatalities urged motorists to stay sober and two Los Angeles bystanders chased down a drunken driving suspect who witnesses said killed two people waiting for a bus The National Safety Council estimated 400 to 500 people would die in Thanksgiving traffic accidents nationwide and between 17000 and 22000 would be injured during the weekend which began at 6 pm local time Wednesday and ends at midnight Sunday LAST year 433 people lost their lives while traveling during the Thanksgiving weekend A United Press In ternational count early today showed at least 91 people had died in traffic accidents since the holiday weekend began Thirteen people had died in California eight in Texas seven people each in Oklahoma and lorida six in New York and five each in Mississippi and Georgia In Los Angeles two bystanders collared a drunken driving suspect and held him for police Witnesses said the car jumped a curb and plowed into a bus bench killing two men and in juring two others on Thanksgiving Day Three teenagers were killed Wednesday night in a two car crash on a county road in Mississippi Troopers are trying to prevent a repeat of the worst Thanksgiving weekend 1981 when 33 people died in traffic accidents A 1 year old boy was killed Wednesday night when he was thrown from a car that struck a tree in North Carolina Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Larry Todd said officials expected a lower fatal toll than in previous years because many people returned to work today and because more drivers are aware of tough new drunken driving laws effective Jan 1 "One reason we think the holiday count would be down is because riday is not a holiday for everyone and therefore there may not be that much of traffic We just hope people will stay sober while Todd said "We may be seeing a downward trend in the number of fatalities for the whole year IS also possible that people are becoming more aware of our new DWI (driving while intoxicated) laws that go into effect on Jan 1 Those new lawswill provide for mandatory jail time for repeat offenders and drivers can lose their license if he or she refuses to take the breath test These provisions are not available under current NSC spokesman Steve ord said the Chicago based council was urging driyers to stay sober use seatbelts and be courteous on the road Shuttle Contact To Be Tried MILWAUKEE Ham radio operators in the Milwaukee area will be attempting to com municate with the space shuttle Columbia as it orbits the earth next week The space shuttle is set to take off Monday from the Kennedy Space Center Project coordinator Richard McGavern said this is the first time NASA will allow the public to attempt to communicate with astronauts manning a space shuttle I riday November 25 1983 11 iSKl 1 Jah EV AamMl SEhL JL MR? "iiSiLwas afc mMbw3WR aaMMK JMa SbmP jR efet raKS Wwt si BEIRUT A German Shepard dog trained to sniff out explosives is han dled Thursday by a US Air orce security person (he refused to be identified) as the dog takes a look into the trunk of a Lebanese car outside the Marine compound on the airport road (UPI) Official State Obituaries Marvin Schmidt Marvin Schmidt 59 formerly of 912 Spring St and presently of 304 Sarah Lane South Hills Beaver Dam died riday Nov 25 1983 at his home uneral arrangements are pending at the Briese Roedl Weber uneral Home A complete obituary will be in Daily Citizen Eugene enske HORICON Eugene enske 70 Route 1 Horicon died Thursday Nov 24 1983 at Clear view Nursing Home Juneau The funeral will be Monday at 1 pm at St John's Lutheran Church Mayville Survivors include one son Lester (Verna) Manthey Mayville whom she had resided with for many years One daughter Mildred (John) Geiger Oconomowoc one sister rieda Kempf Mayville three grand daughters and six great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband in 1966 four brothers and five sisters riends may call from 3 to 5 pm on Sunday at the Koepsell uneral Home in Mayville Herbert Schoenwetter OAK GROVE Herbert Schoenwetter 86 a resident of Oak ood? MADISON Wis (UPI) Bratwurst could join Antigo silt loam the American water spaniel and trilobite fossil to the list of official state sym bols if a Wisconsin lawmaker gets his way On Wednesday when everyone was developing an appetite for turkey Sen Daniel Theno Ashland sent colleagues a memo saying he will in troduce a bill to make brats official He gave them until April 1 to join him in sponsoring it Sheboygan might be known for its brats but Sen Carl Otte Sheboygan plays the tuba and wants it declared an official state symbol Theno said that has left Arafat (Continued from page 1) Tripoli before the peace plan would be put into effect Arafat said that while he ac cepted the Saudi peace plan negotiators in Damascus first had to determine how to protect the Beddawi and Nahl Al Bared camps He also said he wanted observers from Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf states to oversee the departure of his guerrilla forces from Tripoli In Santa Barbara Calif White House spokesman Marlin itzwater said President Reagan will meet with Lebanese President Amin Gemayel in Washington next Thursday to discuss ways to head off more violence itzwater said Thursday Gemayel will discuss the recent talks in Geneva on national reconciliation "and he and the president will discuss alternative approaches for making progress in withdrawing foreign forces from Planes from the US Sixth fleet buzzed Beirut Thursday in an apparent warning to Moslem militias against attacking the new contingent of 1200 Marines fresh from combat in Grenada BEIRUT RADIO said two planes made two passes Thursday over residential areas and the base of the 22nd Marine Amphibious Unit at the airport to the south of the capital A few miles north of the Marine base the Lebanese army skir mished with Shiite gunmen a Lebanese army spokesman said but no casualties were reported Beirut radio also reported artillery ex changes on the mountains east of the base between the army and Druze Moslem militias Capitol (Continued from page 1) A State Department spokeswoman declined to say if security was likewise heightened at US embassies overseas but noted "We always have the proper security at all our facilities abroad whether military or diplomatic I get into the details of that but we've increased our security as a result of the Iran situation and we continue to build on that as time goes by There have been a number of hearings on Capitol Hill and testimony on The compound housing US Marines in Beirut a rench facility and an Israeli facility south of Beirut all were attacked last month by suicide bombers rench and Israeli units conducted reprisal raids against camps of terrorists in Lebanon US officials blamed the attack on Marines on Iranian fanatics supported by Syria AT THE White House four Park Service trucks filled with sand were parked behind locked cast iron gates Three others were strung in a line in front of a rear gate The two main entrances to the White House protected by steel pillars were not blocked White House spokesman Larry Speakes traveling with President Reagan in California said Thursday the positioning of the trucks not the result of a specific but more of a routine security precaution Speakes said the Secret Service told him the trucks were positioned at the gates as "part of a normal review of security and were not prompted by specific threats Secret Service spokesman Mike Tarr said the sand filled trucks were for security Another Secret Service agent said the trucks had been in position since earlier in the week Officials would not say how long the trucks would remain State Department spokeswoman Anita Stockman said received information about a possible threat We have taken an extra security precaution and it will be in effect until we completely evaluate this possible or potential She did not say whether the security precautions at the White House and the State Department were related White House guards at two separate gates told some holiday tourists the trucks were there for SEVERAL ATTEMPTS to ram the White House gates have been made in the past Although not successful they led to a rebuilding project in recent years for the two main White House entrances It strengthened the structures added remote control for opening and closing as well as the metal shafts that back up the main gates President and Mrs Reagan are not scheduled to return to the White House from their ranch in Santa Barbara Calif until Sunday Budget (Continued from page 1) were to include: bipartisan Social Security Commission recommendation to speed Social Security tax increases and force federal employees to pay into it health care reform package to make Medicare and Medicaid patients pay more of the cost of routine care and freeze the amount of reimbursement payments made to physicians and to tax employer paid health benefits Mandatory to force able bodied recipients of food stamps and welfare to take public service jobs or lose benefits to limit subsidized housing and to cut child nutrition spending Of those only the Social Security proposal was enacted OTHER REAGAN budget initiatives not enacted included tuition tax credits for parents of private school students a tax free savings account to encourage parents to save for college ex penses contingency tax increases to begin in fiscal 1986 tax breaks to employers who hire the long term unemployed and provisions for employers to pay a reduced minimum wage to youths Juneau with the Rev David Priebe officiating Burial will be in Theresa Union Cemetery Mr enske was born April 2 1913 in Arpin Wis the son of Charles and Mary (Schmidt) enske He was married to Esther Dogs on Dec 3 1938 in Washington County He farmed in the Theresa area and was a member of St Lutheran Church Juneau or the past five years he was the meal site manager for Mayville Senior Citizens Survivors include his wife three daughters ern (Don) Pautz Route 1 Horicon Jane (Doug) Stueber Watertown Lois (Glenn) Miller Route 2 Kewaskum seven grandchildren two brothers Marvin (Grace) enske Shelton Wash LaVerne (Lorraine) enske Wis Rapids one sister Helen (red) Gunnerson Skokie Ill other relatives and friends He was preceded in death by four brothers riends may call at the Berndt uneral Home Juneau Sunday from 5 9 pm and at the church on Monday from 11 am until the time of service Martha Manthey MAYVILLE Martha Manthey 95 164 High St Mayville died Thursday Nov 24 1983 at the Beaver Dam Care Center The funeral will be at 5 pm Sunday from the Koepsell uneral Home Mayville with the Rev Melvin rahm of ficiating Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery on Monday at 10 am Mrs Manthey was born on July 9 1888 in Ger many the daughter of redrick and Johanna (Joseit) Luehring She was married to Adolph Manthey on Aug 27 1907 in Mayville She was a member of St Paul Lutheran Church Grove the past 22 years died Wednesday Nov 23 1983 at Hillside Hospital Beaver Dam The funeral will be Saturday at 2 pm at Salem Lutheran Church Lowell with the Rev James Babler officiating Burial will be in Lowell Cemetery Mr Schoenwetter was born April 4 1897 in the Township of Lowell the son of John and Bertha (Haase) Schoenwetter He was married to Alice Drake in Lowell on May 22 1918 He was a lifelong member of Salem Lutheran Church At one time he operated a garage in Oak Grove He was a self employed plumber for Plumbing and Heating During World War II he was employed at Monarch Iron Range Survivors include his wife two sons Alvin (Gladys) Schoenwetter Beaver Dam Earl Schoenwetter Upland Calif two daughters Murial Ranthum Oak Grove Roslyn (Gerald) Lenander Billings Mont eight grandchildren three great grandchildren nephews and nieces He was preceded in death by his parents one son in law two brothers and three sisters riends may call at the Kuehl Murray uneral Home Reeseville this evening from 6 9 pm and on Saturday after 11 am at the church until the time of service rffii The Newspaper habit Something to be shared Surgery Patients Recovering one interest group cold Bratwursts Really Are Tasty or BRAT for short Theno said room for more symbols and mentioned the possibilities like a state idle activity state pest state weed state celestial body state hope state lement and state street Hunters ound Unharmed OSHKOSH Wis (UPI) Two lost duckhunters who had been missing on Lake Poygon in Win nebago County overnight were found unharmed by county and Department of Natural Resources of ficials Gary Boe 23 Waupaca and Don Gas West Bloomfield of Waushara County failed to return home late Wednesday night They told authorities Lake Poygon got too rough and they tried to go up the Wolf River However they became lost and gave up for the night making a windbreak on the river bank and sleeping under their boat They were found Thursday Boe's father Red Boe said the news that his son was safe was the best Thanksgiving present he could have ROSLYN NY (UPI) A 4 year old South Korean boy brought to the United States by President and Mrs Reagan was recovering today from heart surgery similar to that performed on his young companion a day earlier Ahn Ji Sook 7 who had similar surgery performed Wednesday was in stable condition today Lee Kil Woo went into surgery at 7 am CDT Thursday and was brought into the recovery room about 10:45 am in critical but guarded condition authorities said As with Ahn the hospital called Mrs Reagan to inform her of how the operation had gone indicated it was Christmas and Thanksgiving all wrapped up into one for said rank Regnante a spokesman for St rancis Hospital where the surgery took place He said the next day would tell whether the surgery to patch an Polish Parliament approved a law on Oct 8 1982 banning all existing labor unions including Solidarity opening between the two lower chambers of the heart would be successful Regnante said doctors were able Thursday morning to take a respirator tube out of Ahn Ji Sook is a very good sign indeed She seems to be doing well" Regnante said Immediately after the three hour operation on Ahn Ji Sook hospital officials telephoned Mrs Reagan in Santa Barbara Calif to tell her of the apparent success makes my Thanksgiving wonderful and Mrs Reagan was quoted as saying doctor and I kept thanking each White House spokesman Larry Speakes quoted Mrs Reagan as saying kids may not know my name but just show them my picture and give them a big hug and kiss for she said The three hour operation for Ahn Ji Sook involved placing a over a between the two lower chambers of her heart and repairing an improperly functioning heart valve The surgery was per formed by Dr Paul Damus director of infant cardiac surgery and a team of six physicians looks good so far always the possibility of post operative complications but at this point there are no said Dr ilippo Balboni director of pediatrics The two children arrived in the United States from Seoul aboard Air orce One with the president and the first lady ollowing their 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