Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin • 3

Monday, July 26, 1993 Daily Citizen Page 3 Central city crime reflects poverty: Observer 1 MILWAUKEE (AP) Poverty rather than race is the fi i.t- I V' reason ior me nign rate oi Killings in mostly black Milwaukee inner city neighborhoods, a leader of a youth assistance organization says. The city's population is 30 percent black but a report by the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office said 74 percent of the murder victims were black, 19 percent white and 6.5 percent Hispanic. "It has nothing to do with color. It has to do with poverty and it has to do with a lack of opportunity," Jeannctta Mr Pilot dies in crash near Lake Delton WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (AP) A 33-ycar-old pilot died when his hand-built plane crashed near his in-laws' home in the village of Lake Delton.

Danny R. Stoccklcr of Milwaukee was killed in the crash, said Lake Delton Police Captain Robert FawcetL toccklcr was pronounced dead at the scene by Sauk County Coroner Richard Olson. His passenger, Scott P. Licbig, 53, of Milwaukee was in fair condition today at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics in Madison, a nursing supervisor said. The plane came down Saturday about 2:20 p.m.

in a densely developed tourist stretch in southeast Lake Delton. Witnesses said the pilot had flown low over the lake and appeared to be having trouble gaining altitude. After circling several times, the plane pitched nose down and smashed into the side yard of the Surfside Motel, bouncing once and coming to rest in shrubs about 50 feet from the motel. The crash occurred about 70 yards from Stoccklcr's in- law's house, one of the last things the plane flew over at nearly trcctop level, witnesses said. 1 Koomson, executive director or career Youth ment, said.

"You can take the suburbs, make them a pocket I of poverty, take away their hope and they would turn on I themselves too." I MURDER IN the suburbs would be as commonplace as it is in the central city if residents faced the same low-income i 'y conditions, sne saia. Thirteen slayings occurred outside the central area, including five in the suburbs. The report said 97 percent of the county's 159 homi- 4 cides in 1992 occurred in the city, and 92 percent of them in an inner-city area aciinea oy iu iay coacs. It said 24 percent the homicide victims in 1992 were in 9 2 Citizen Staff Photos The Beaver Dam Park and Recreation Department ended its 25th year of T-ball with the Annual T-ball jamboree Saturday at the Athletic Fields. Participants displayed the hitting, baserunning and fielding techniques they were taught before parents and friends.

ui tne so teen-age ueauis, were diuck mmes, oiacn females, 3 Hispanic males and 2 white males. Guns caused 1 14 of the deaths. AMONG homicide victims ages 30 to 39, 72 percent were black. "Typically it's black on black, white on white and brown on brown," District Attorney E. Michael McCann said.

"There's very little interracial slaying." 'This also shows the importance of giving somebody a stake in society," he said. "In violent crime, where an offender doesn't feel that he has anything to lose, it's very difficult to come up with deterrence." "I think peoplesee it in the'paper, see that it's not in their neighborhood, in the central city, and not worry about it," he said. "We cannot call ourselves civilized if we allow this. "It's a blight on the entire body politic." Former prisoners of war renew friendships APPLETON, Wis. (AP) Arnold Siebert never expected to survive when he spent his first winter as a prisoner during the Korean war.

"Tht uinfpr nf IQSfLI 1 Hnn't ihinlr anurvnA thrtnnht Man's body found on Lake Superior beach SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) A person out for a walk on the beach found the body of a dentist missing since he and his fiancee disappeared while flying a light plane from Duluth, to Cable in northern Wisconsin in April. Douglas County Sheriff Marvin Arneson said the body of Joseph Kuth, 40, of Duluth was found Sunday on the Lake Superior shore east of U.S. 53. He was identified by the wallet found in his clothing.

The body of Kuth's fiancee, JoAnn Forman, 38, of Canosia (Minn.) Township, was found less than a week after the airplane apparently sank in Lake Superior April 17. The couple had told friends they planned to dine at Telemark Lodge at Cable, but the last contact with the aircraft was when it was cleared for takeoff from Duluth International Airport Kuth's red and white single-engine amphibian' Lake brand aircraft has not been recovered. Tlli. 1 l-- thev'd make it out." said Siebert while here Saturday for the -v- annual convention of the Wisconsin chanter of American Ex-Prisoners of War. CAPTURED IN LATE 1950, the Army corporal from Neenah marched with hundreds of other American soldiers II' to a prison camp called Death Valley, arriving on Christmas Eve.

For the next 30 months, there were two constants in Siebert's life: hunger and the specter of death. It wasn't until 1952 that Siebert realized he might survive because "there were so damn many dead they had to keep the rest of us alive to show that everybody didn't die." Siebert was approaching his third year as a prisoner when negotiators in Panmunjom finally signed the ceasefire agreement in July 1953 that ended the war. Siebert, who told of his imprisonment in the detached manner of one who long ago came to terms with the experience, said he wasn't searching for some sort of catharsis at the convention. Milwaukee tavern owner fatally shot MILWAUKEE (AP) A tavern owner was fatally shot as he closed his establishment during the weekend. Police said Robert Davis, 46, was shot Sunday about 2:40 a.m.

after three or four people approached him in the parking lot of Can't Touch This Bar on the north side. Lt. James Ardis said several shots were fired, one of which struck Davis, and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene about an hour later. We believe some money was taken but are not sure whether it was a robbery attempt," Ardis said. The Milwaukee County medical examiner's report said Davis was shot in the head after an altercation with several males in the parking lot.

Police said four people were being sought but none were in custody. Now You Know Area Police Beat In 1951, Gen. Douglas MacArthur said farewell to Congress af tcr being rcl icved of his command in Korea by President Truman. Said MacArthur: "Old soldiers never die; they just fade away." Beaver Dam A car driven by George Butterbrodt, 70, 209 Lake Apartment 8, was northbound on Spring Street at 2:30 p.m. Friday when another car driven by Crystal Matthews, 22, 1 19 Mary made a left turn in front of Butterbrodt's vehicle, causing the cars to collide, according to Beaver Dam police.

Both cars had a green light, police said. We sent our kids to Moraine Park Technical College because it delivers." No Curves Fire Calls EMS Calls Brenizer family sues county over thefts BALSAM LAKE, Wis. (AP) Relatives of murder victim Rick Brenizer allege in a lawsuit that Polk County officials permitted $1,800 worth of possessions to be taken from his trailer home, his brother says. Wayne Brenizer of Trade Lake said that during an investigation of the slayings of his brother and four others sheriff's officials assured him the trailer was secure. But a snowmobile, swing set, television, VCR and other items were stolen from the home, he said.

"What makes us disgusted is that they said we couldn't remove any of the items because it was a murder scene, and then a lot got stolen," Brenizer said Friday. Later.anotherbrothcr.KeithBrenizer.allegcdly caught two men in the trailer stealing an electric heater. The family filed suit Wednesday inCircuit Court seeking the val uc of the goods, Wayne Brenizer said. 1 Just real value and straight talk for all your insurance needs Beaver Dam Randall Mohr, of Juneau, and three other unidentified people were riding in a sailboat that overturned on Beaver Dam Lake at 2:14 p.m. Sunday.

The mast struck the bottom of the lake, but was pulled free and the boat was towed to shore, according to the Beaver Dam Emergency Medical Service. There were no injuries. Beaver Dam The Beaver Dam Fire Department responded to a small equipment fire on the playground at Wilson School, 405 W. Third at 5:33 p.m. Saturday.

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