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Daily News Thursday. March 28, 19Q64A Daily record Standoff From page 1 A Nursery school charges of a Pvfcl Memorial tentatively set for May are holed up at the and sheep farm. Ian in bogus by at- nfle-totmg federal 17 at the Trempealeau Refuge Burial will be a federal judge. Tim, tered across the bleak lawn Cemetery. (1 ered countryside 30 miles northwest of Jordan.

The freemen's cane has at tracted right-wing militia bers from outside the rying and angering Funeral Home) Eliaor Klade Visitation from 12:30 pm today until 1:30 p.m. service at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church. Entombment in Wood-lawn Cemetery. (Fawcett Funeral Home) Jean L.

Plachecki Visitation from noon today until 1 p.m. service at St. Martin's Lutheran Church. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.

(Fawcett Funeral Home) Evelyn G. Johnson Visitation from noon today until 1 p.m. service at Cedar Valley Lutheran Church. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. (Martin-Myhre Funeral Home) ANAHEIM, Calif.

Lawrence Doble Services at 10 a.m. Friday at the Sattleback Reo Church, Mission Vajeo, Calif. LOMBARD, 111 George M. So when the FBI finally and ''finally" is the word everyone uses moved against them Monday, the overwhelming reaction here was relief "Particularly when we found out they had caught two of the ringleaders. Great relief, that the beginning of the end may be at hand," said rancher Cecil Weeding, whose two brothers-in-law are holed up inside.

At a community hall meeting Wednesday, about three dozen ranchers, some still wearing muddy coveralls smeared with blood from their calving barns, delivered a blunt message to outside militia groups that want to join the standoff: You are not wanted or welcome. The Winona Stat University College of Education announces that the WSU Nursery School is now enrolling for the 1996-97 school year. The nursery school is accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs. The school has two sessions, each meeting from a.m. The first session meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday and the other meets Tuesday and Thursday.

Children should be 3 years old to register for the 1996-97 school year. For more information, a registration packet, or to make an appointment to visit, call (507) 457-5368 during the morining or the WSU Education Office at (507) 457-5350. Learn the keys to babysitting The Super Sitter's Babysitting Course will be held Friday from 9 a -3 p.m. at the YMCA. The course is especially designed for the first-time baby sitter, ages 10-13.

The topics covered will be basic care of children, general supervision tips and emergency care, including basic first-aid and CPR. All participants will be awarded a certificate of accomplishment at the completion of the workshop. There will be a 45-minute lunch break and participants are welcome to bring a sack lunch. The cost is $10 for YMCA members and $16 for nonmembers. Nonmembers must also purchase a day pass.

LeRoy Schweitzer and Daniel Petersen were arrested Monday and jailed. Abo, in Southern California, a U.S. Attorney asked for a restraining order Wednesday forbidding three people from teach- a seminars on check-writing mes similar to the kind used by the freemen. One woman named in the motion reportedly was trained by Schweitzer at the compound. Schweitzer, Petersen and others also face state charges of criminal syndicalism, or advocating violence for political aims.

The federal indictment was issued last May, and many of the individuals were wanted on state charges up to a year earlier. But authorities had held off making arrests for fear of another bloody confrontation like the 1992 standoff at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, or the cult disaster near Waco, Texas, a year later. Abortion From page 1A daughter last year, called the procedure "medicalized infanticide." The doctor "partially delivers a live child before killing it," she said. The vote capped an emotional struggle that consumed several months as the bill moved from the House to the Senate and back again. On the final roll call, 214 Republicans and 72 Democrats were in favor of the measure.

Opposed were 113 Democrats, 15 Re- publicans and one independent. White House officials have previously threatened a veto, and spokesman Michael McCurry said during the day there had been no change in the president's position. In a letter to key lawmakers late last month, the president said he had "studied and prayed" on the subject, and wanted the bill changed to allow exemptions designed "to preserve the life of the woman or avert serious health consequences to the woman." ncKjn l. Lsngrno STACYVILLE. Iowa Helen L.

Langmo. 92, of Stacyville Nurs ing Home, died Tuesday (March 26. W94) at the nursing home Funeral service will ba held today, March 28, 196. at 1 p.m. at the Clasen Jordan Chapel in Austin, with the Rev.

Mark D. Nordell officiating. Interment will be at Woodlawn Cemetery in Winona. Friends may call at the Clasen Jordan Mortuary from noon today until time of the service. Helen was born on Aug.

5, 1903, to Frank and Lillian (Morse) Fi-field in Winona. She graduated from the Winona High School in 1921. She received her teacher's certificate from the Winona State Teachers College in 1923, and later received her bachelor's degree from Winona State College. She married Melvin Langmo on Sept. 25, 1926, in Winona.

She was a school teacher for 29 years and many of those years she taught for the Zumbrota School District. She is survived by daughters, Frances (Herold) Barrow of Mount Carroll, and Georgia (Donald) Bissen of Rose Creek, grandchildren, Theresa Santema of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Peter Bissen of Preston, Paul Bissen of Stillwater, and Lynn Schiller of Rockford, and great-grandchildren, Allen Santema of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Christopher Schiller of Rockford, and Corey Schiller of Rockford, III. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Melvin Langmo; grandson, Scott Barrow; and brother, Edgar Fifield. Ethel E. Larson NELSON, Wis Ethel E.

Larson, 89, of Nelson died Tuesday (March 26, 1996) at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Wabasha, Minn. She was born Dec. 30, 1906, in Nelson to Charles and Louise (Ender) Radatz. She married Elmer Larson on July 9, 1928, in Nelson.

He died in 1958. They farmed in the Nelson area until 1958 when Elmer passed away. Ethel then moved to Nelson where she lived until October of 1995, when she moved to Pepin Manor. Ethel was an active member of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Nelson Home-makers. Survivors include two daughters, Betty (Herman) Ebers, Wabasha, and Carol (Herman) Gander; Kellogg, a son, Darrel (Darlene) Larson, Nelson, 24 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.

Ethel was preceded in death by her husband Elmer; parents; one son, Donald Larson; one daughter, Lois Schleiker; two brothers, Arthur Radatz and Walter Radatz; and one sister, Irma Thoeny. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Nelson. The Rev. Ronald F.

Zindler will officiate. Burial will be in the Nelson Cemetery. Friends may call today from 4-8 p.m. at the Stohr-Hagen-Wozney Funeral Home, Alma, where there will be a 6 p.m. prayer service.

Friends also may call Friday from noon-1 p.m. at the church. Pallbearers will be Kim Ebers, Todd Gander, Andy Hetrick, Dar-rel Larson Paul Larson and Darin Larson. Gulbrandsen A memorial service will be held in Illinois in late April. MINNEAPOLIS Leon S.

Sulla Visitation from 4-8 p.m. today at Morris Nilsen Funeral Chapel, Minneapolis, with a prayer service at 7:45 p.m., and from 11 a.m. Friday until noon service in Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Minneapolis. Burial in Fort Snelling National Cemetery. BUFFALO CITY, Wis.

Ervin R. Lesniak Visitation from 9:30 a.m. today until 11 a.m. service at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Fountain City.

Burial in Buffalo City Cemetery. (J.S. Wozney Funeral Home, Cochrane) BLAIR, Wis. Violet E. Beal Visitation from 12:30 p.m.

Friday until 1:30 p.m. service at Jack Funeral Home. Burial in Brookside Cemetery, rural Tay-i lor. HOLMEN, Wis. Orville Gerald Johnson Visitation from 4-8 p.m.

today and from 8 a.m.. Friday until 10:30 a.m. service at Edison Funeral Home, Independence, Wis. Burial in Chimney Rock Lutheran Cemetery. PIGEON FALLS, Wis.

Esth-j er E. Harnisch Visitation from 112:30 p.m. today until 1:30 p.m. service at Pigeon Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Burial in church cemetery.

(Jack Funeral Home, Whitehall, Wis.) CANTON, Minn. Teryl Ann Foreaker Graveside services today in Hamilton, Ohio. Burial in Hill Cemetery. (Roble Funeral Home, Spring Grove) Thompson, Schreiner win in recount Visitor Center nicnara h. rtsoatz MINNEAPOLIS Richard R.

Radatz. 70. of Edlna and beloved father of Mark. Jim and Katie died Tuesday (March 26, 1996) In St. Pawl.

He was born and raised in Winona. Married for 45 loving years to his high school sweetheart, Alice (Owen), who preceded him in death. Outstanding athlete at Winona High School. Served in Pacific Theater of Operations in World War II and awarded the Purple Heart. Graduated from the University of Minnesota.

Worked in the printing industry all his life. Active member of Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, Minneapolis. Also active In Cursillo and various service and civic organizations. Avid golfer and sports fan. Preceded in death by Alice, a brother, John, and sister, Ber-nice.

Survived by sons, Mark (Sonya) Radatz, Denver, and the Rev. James (Lucy) Radatz, Kensington, daughter, Katie (Rob) Brimmer, Eagan, grandchildren, Aaron and Laura Radatz and Robert Brimmer; brother, Robert Radatz, Minneapolis; sisters, Mira Radatz, Winona, Marion May, Downers Grove, and Rosemary Radatz, St. Paul. Our father was a good and honest man who worked hard and enjoyed sports, but most importantly learned to know the deep joy and peace that sustains us through the times of both suffering and gladness that this life brings. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends, whom he loved so and who love him still.

Memorial service Saturday, March 30, at 10 a.m. at Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, Groveland at Lyndale, Minneapolis. Visitation with family one hour prior to service. Private interment, Winona If so desired, memorials may be given to the American Lung Association or to the Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church Foundation. Edmund Fitzpatrick BRAINERD, Minn.

Edmund (Fitz) Fitzpatrick, 89, of Brainerd died Tuesday (March 26, 1996) at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd. He was born Oct. 6, 1906, in Prescott, to John and Dorothy Fitzpatrick. He was a member of the Senior Citizens, former chairman of the Crow Wing County Red Cross Board and received the" Hall of Fame Award from the U.S.

Army Corps of Engineers. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in World War II in Corregidor, and was a member of St. Francis Catholic Church. Survivors include a brother, Marvin Fitzpatrick, Phoenix, and a sister-in-law, Gertrude Zimmerman, Trempealeau, Wis.

He was preceded in death by his wife Hazel in 1985, parents, two brothers, Louis and Francis and one sister. Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Francis Church, Brainerd, with Father Roland Antus officiating. Burial will be Monday at 1:30 p.m.

in Green-mound Cemetery, Holmen, Wis. Friends may call at the Nelson-Durand Funeral Home today from 5-8 p.m., with a prayer service at 5:30 p.m. and one hour prior to services at church on Friday. Military honors will be given by the Brainerd American Legion and the VFW in Holmen. Arrangements are being handled by Nelson-Doran Funeral Home, Brainerd.

opens this weekend The Winona Visitor Information Center opens for 1996 this Saturday at 9 a.m. The center, operated by the Winona Convention and Visitors Bureau, a division of the Winona Area Chamber of Commerce, provides local, area and state travel information, along with selling many unique Winona and Minnesota souvenirs, T-shirts, sweat shirts, books, postcards and collectibles. An official grand opening will be announced later. Business hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. -5 p.m.

and Sunday from 10 a.m. -4 p.m. board for 14 years and asked for the recount, which was done at the county clerk's office in the courthouse at Alma. In Dist. 3 in rural Mondovi, challenger Randy Schreiner asked for a recount in his loss to incumbent La Verne Wright.

In the recount Wright lost one vote, but still won the election by two votes, 94 to 92. The district represents Ward 1 in the town of Mondovi and all of Naples Township. The vote Wright lost was an absentee ballot that was not notorized or witnessed by at least two other people. The ballot had to be rejected, according to Buffalo County Clerk Sandra Ebert. Death notices COMMUNITY CALENDAR ALMA, Wis.

Votes were recounted in two Buffalo County supervisory districts Wednesday morning and results stayed the same. There was no change in Dist. 14 representing the rural Fountain City towns of Milton and Cross where incumbent Wayne Litscher was beaten by Donald Thompson 74 to 72. Thompson won Cross township, 41 to 35, and lost in Milton, 37 to 33. Litscher is the town board chairman in Cross.

Thompson, a retired Wisconsin State Patrol officer, lives in Cross and will replace Litscher on the board April 16. Litscher was on the county Teacher workshop slated for Friday Cathy Nelson will present the keynote address Friday at the Winona School District spring workshop for teachers, administrators and staff. She will speak on the need and importance of teaching to include boys and girls, cultural differences and contributions, and individuals with disabilities. Nelson was Minnesota Teacher of the Year in 1990 and named by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce as one of eight Teachers of Excellence statewide in 1989. She has taught secondary social studies in Minnesota public schools for 16 years.

Currently, she is executive director of the Minnesota Inclusi-veness Program. She co-directs Minnesota's Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity Project and is a consultant to the National SEED Project. The project has held seminars in nearly every state and seven Asian countries. Nelson has a doctorate and a master's degree from the University of Minnesota. TODAY, March 28 'Til Help Arrives, Health and Safety Fair, 1-7 p.m., St.

T's Fitness Center, Hiawatha Room. Olympic-style swimming clinic for grades 3-6, 4-5 p.m. at Winona Senior High School pool. Saint Mary's University hosts Jazzdance by Danny Buraczeski, 7:30 p.m. in the Page Theatre.

Soup and sandwich supper, p.m., St. John's Catholic Church, 558 Broadway. FRIDAY, March 29 The Winona School Board will hold a special meeting at 7:10 a.m. at the Lincoln Building to review a letter that will be sent to the Winona City Council regarding the Winona Middle School. SATURDAY, March 30 Mini-meet for participants in Olympic-style swimming clinics at Winona Senior High School pool.

Marguerite (Wakefield) Albrecht GRIFFITH, Ind. Marguerite (Wakefield) Albrecht, of Griffith iand a former Winona resident Tuesday (March 19, 1996) in Marietta, Ga. I She was born Aug. 27, 1914. She married Walter "Bud" Albrecht.

Survivors include two children. Funeral services were held March 23 in Griffith. -Ruby Bergner DURAND, Wis. Ruby L. Bergner, 87, died Tuesday (March 26, 1996) at Chippewa Valley Hospital, Durand.

She was born Ruby Longsdorf on June 2, 1908. She married Gus-; tav Bergner. They had seven chil--dren. Services will be held 11 a.m. at St.

John's Lutheran Church, Durand. Burial will in Round Hill Cemetery, rural Ar-kansaw, Wis. Friens may call from 5-8 p.m. today at Goodrich Funeral Home, Durand, and one our prior to services at the church on Friday. laily News firerescue "The Winona Daily News is people who care for customers, care for each other, and who are passionate about quality and success." (USPS 686 860) Police TO ADVERTISE To place a classified ad, call 453-3600 or 1-800-328-2182 and ask for Debbie Berhow, Darline Elliott or Vicky Peterson.

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5th St. A 77-year-old man suffering from unknown problems. Administered oxygen. Transported by Am-Care to Community Memorial Hospital. 9:28 a.m.

5:24 p.m. 179 W. 4th St. -Respond to upstairs apartment where tenant was using two kinds of glue and paint thinner to work on model railroad. A rag ignited.

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7:56 p.m. 114 W. Broadway Responded to a three-vehicle accident. Placed a 10-year-old girl in a C-collar and placed on a long-board. Transported by Am-Care to CMH.

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was struck by a semi and killed as he stepped out of his rig to assist. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, a semi driven by Richard J. Dubey, 31, of Alcorn, struck a car that had stopped on the right shoulder. The car's driver, Sandra Jean Leisen, 41, of St. Charles was treated and released at St.

Marys Hospital in Rochester. Dubey's semi then struck Belcher, who was standing behind Summer's pickup. Dubey's vehicle then struck a semi driven by Jonathan Olson, 32, of La Crosse. He was not Burglarytheft WINONATuesday Greg Buel, 311 Huff St reported at 12:17 p.m. that his houseboat had been entered and his radiocassette stereo valued between $300-400 had been taken.

WINONA COUNTYTuesday Ed Bergler, Route Dakota reported at 8:17 a.m. that his Belgian Blue calf valued at $2,000 had been taken from his barn. Winonan listed in critical condition A 28-year-old Winona man is listed in critical condition with a head injury at Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wis. Steven Alan Pye, 709 Wilson was injured Monday night after falling and striking his head during a fight at Chuckers Bar and Grill, 102 Johnson St. Pye also was possibly injured when removed from the bar, according to Winona Police reports.

He was taken to Community Memorial Hospital and then transferred to Lutheran Hospital. JailNew Printed for you on recycled newsprint. Every day, every Issue..