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Local-State Fremont Tribune Saturday, July 13, 1996 A3 j- Here, piggy 7 (fr, I Rescue 9:38 ajn. Friday, 1316 Missouri Ivan Hovendick, same address, was transported to Fremont Area Med-. ical Center with a medical emergency. 3:12 p.m. Friday, Linden Avenue and Broad Street; David McBride, Tek- amah, was transported the Fremont Area Medical Center with a medical emergency.

4:54 p.m. Friday, Fourth Street and Platte Avenue; Theresa Mueller, Riv- erview, was transported to Fremont Area Medical Center with a medical emergency. Fire 1316 Missouri 9:38 a.m. assist squad with medical emer-, gency. Linden Avenue and Broad Street, p.m.

Friday; assist squad at accident scene. Fourth Street and Plahe Avenue, 4:54 p.m. Friday; assist squad at acci-f dent scene. Sheriff 11 p.m. Sunday, County Road 14 Vi near County Road a vehicle driven by Nicole Utemark, 17, of Scribner, struck a deer.

An employee of Smokin' Johns Lounge, West U.S. Highway 30, re- ported that beer was stolen from the above address at 11:20 p.m. July 1. An employee of Palleton, 803 S. Main reported that sometime between 9 p.m.

July 5 and 8 a.m. July 6 three vending machines were broken and robbed and two offices broken into at the above address. Estimated loss: at least $57. Duane M. Pedersen of Ames re- ported that sometime between 8 pjn.

July 5 and 12:30 p.m. July 6 someone shot three holes in a mailbox at County Roads 16 and Vi. An employee of Victory Lake Con- Military Avenue to bo closed east of Fremont Officials with the Fremont public works office have announced that Military Avenue will be closed Monday and Tuesday from Luther Road to the U.S. Highway 275 bypass. It will be closed as crews lay a water main under the pavement to connect to the Day Acres subdivision.

City engineer Steve Dodd said Military Avenue should be open by Wednesday. Recycling site established for phone books U.S. West Direct is offering outdated telephone book recycling again this year. A bin is located at the CRD Recycling Center, East Highway 275 behind Wiechman Pig Co. Parade entries being taken for 4-H fair Entries few the Fremont 4-H Fair Parade are still welcome.

The annual event will take place at 6:30 p.m. July 24 in downtown Fremont Additional entries are still being accepted in all categories including open class and 4-H floats, bands, marching groups and equestrian. The parade has traditionally been the highlight of the Fremont 4-H Fair. It will follow a route from Second and Main streets to Military Avenue and east on Military Avenue to Platte Street. To register an entry for the parade, contact the Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce, 721-2641.

Sheriffs department receives equipment The Dodge County Sheriffs Department is being awarded new preliminary alcohol breath testing equipment units purchased from Nebraskas federal highway safety alcohol incentive grant funding. The Dodge County Sheriff Department is being awarded the new equipment because they have identified a local need and submitted a qualifying application. The Dodge County Sheriffs Department is receiving four of the preliminary breath testing (PBT) units. The instruments compliment an officers ability to determine a drivers blood-alcohol lever by displaying a digital reading from a breath sample. cession.

Route 5, reported that a box of cigarettes was taken at 9:20 pjn. July 2. Estimated loss: $2.38. An employee of Amoco Fuel Express, 1305 Momingside Road, reported that a gu drive-off occurred at 5:40 pjn. July 2 at the above address.

Estimated loss: $14.53. Jim Siffring of Siffring Landscaping, Route 3, reported that at about 10:40 pjn. July 6 someone attemped to take items from the business. An employee of and Distributing, 705 Christy Sl, reported that sometime between July 3 and July 8 money was removed from two vending machines at 805 S. Union St Estimated loss: $24.

Rona Shuster, 2223 E. First St, reported that criminal mischief occurred to a vehicle between June 26-28 at 805 S. Union Sl Estimated damage: $50-100. Randy Melroy, 925 S. Main Sl, reported that between 5 ajn 9 p.m.

Wednesday a rope and wire were cut on a lawn mower at the above address. Estimated damage: $50-100. 8:35 p.m. July 6, Main and Howard streets in Scribner; vehicles driven by Angela M. McDuffee, 17, of Scribner and Richard S.

Novak, 56, of Omaha, collided. 4:15 ajn. July 6, Union Street near Cloverly Road; a moped driven by Shawn R. Burman, 24, left the pavement and fell onto its side. 4:55 pjn.

Tuesday, Pearl and Eighth streets in Scribner, vehicles driven by Raegen R. Mayberry, 18, of Scribner and April E. Ranslem, 15, of Scribner, collided. 3 muunmky Slall PholoBrvtt Ellis Bob Blankenau, left, listens as Chad Stork and Karla James of KHUBKFMT Radio in Fremont perform a hog calling duet Friday in front of the Fremont City Auditorium. They were competing in a hog-calling contest in conjunction with the American Diabetes Association's Kiss-A-Pig contest.

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336 W. Fourth -was sentenced to a restitution and community service contract for criminal mischief. Jessica Konken, 19, of Oakland, was sentenced to restitution of $34851 and restitution and community service contract for insufficient funds checks. Michael L. Homan, 25, 231 E.

16th St, was sentenced to six months probation, 60 volunteer hours and no drivers license for 90 days for driving while intoxicated and to six months probation concurrent for refusal to submit to a chemical test. Nicholas E. Barnhart, 17, 303 S. William was sentenced to a $500 fine, 21 days jail with credit for time served and no drivers license for six months for refusal to submit to a chemical test. John Howard 20, of Mahno was sentenced to a $100 fme for false information and a $400 fine, two days jail with credit for time served and no drivers license for two years for second offense driving during suspension.

Terry L. Hageman, 35, 610 W. 23rd was sentenced to a $100 fine and seven days jail with credit for time served for disorderly conduct. Sean Adams, 20, 312 E. Eighth was sentenced to no drivers license for one year for driving during suspension, a $250 fine for minor in possession of alcohol and no driver's license for 30 days for zero tolerance violation.

Andrew Harms, 18, of Dodge was sentenced to a $250 fine for minor in possession of alcohol. Gary Tumwall, 53, 1448 W. 11th St, had his probation revoked and was sentenced to 30 days jail with credit for time served, a $500 fine and no drivers license for six months. John Nutzman, 54, 1531 19th St, was sentenced to six months probation, 60 volunteer hours and no driver's license for 90 days for driving while intoxicated. Nathan Cattau, 23, of Columbus was sentenced to 30 days jail with credit for time served, a $500 fine and no drivers license for six months for driving while intoxicated and to 30 days jail concurrent and no drivers license for one year for driving during suspension.

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