POUND COUNTSeveral animals are available at the

Yankton Animal Shelter. For more infor-mation call the Yankton Police Depart-mentʼs Animal Control Officer, from 8a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday at 661-9494,or 668-5210. A $5 fee is required to adoptan animal. Animals can be viewed on theHumane Society Web site at www.heart-landhumanesociety.net.

DAILY RECORD POLICYThe Press & Dakotan publishes po-

lice and sheriff reports as a public serviceto its readers. It is important to rememberthat an arrest should not imply guilt andthat every person is presumed innocentuntil proven otherwise. When juvenilesare released from jail, it is into the care ofa parent or guardian.

It is the policy of the Press &Dakotan to publish all names made

available in the police and court reports.There are no exceptions.

ARRESTS• Shamiya Crockett, 21, Milwaukee,

Wis., was arrested Tuesday on two war-rants for violating a written promise andtwo warrants for being an unlicenseddriver.

• Roosevelt McCarter Jr., 54, SiouxFalls, was arrested Tuesday on a warrantfor failure to appear on a grand theftcharge.

• Farah Jama, 30, Yankton, was ar-rested Tuesday for simple assault.

ACCIDENTS• A report was received at 5:07 p.m.

Tuesday that a 1996 Mercury Marquisdriven by a Mission Hill man collided witha 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix driven by aYankton woman in the 2300 block ofCedar Terrace. Estimated value of the

damage to the vehicles was $2,950 and$1,200, respectively.

• A report was received at 5:32 p.m.Tuesday that an unknown vehicle hadbacked into a purple Dodge Dakotapickup. The victimʼs vehicle had an esti-mated $1,500 damage.

• A report was received at 10:36 a.m.Wednesday that a Buick Rainier veeredoff the road and collided with a sign in the900 block of West 15th St. The driver wascited for careless driving.

INCIDENTS• A report was received at 3:57 p.m.

Tuesday of a lost or stolen ring in the2100 block of West 11th St.

• A report was received at 8:57 p.m.Tuesday that a male assaulted anothermale in the 500 block of West 21st St.The suspect was arrested for simpleassault.

• A report was received at 11:21 p.m.Tuesday of a ditch fire along 304th St.near Highway 81.

• A report was received at 12:09 a.m.Wednesday that a man was assaulted byfour unknown males in the 100 block ofEast Third St.

• A report was received at 10:17 a.m.Wednesday that a construction crew haddamaged approximately $910 worth ofproperty at a business in the 2400 blockof Broadway.

• A sheriffʼs office report was receivedat 7:28 p.m. Tuesday that shots were firednear NW Jim River Road.

CRIME STOPPERSAnyone wishing to report anonymous

information on unlawful activity in the Cityof Yankton or in Yankton County is en-couraged to contact the Crime Stopperstip line at 665-4440.

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Wheat for March delivery rose 1.25cent to $6.41 a bushel; March corn fell0.50 cent to $6.5150 a bushel; Marchoats fell 0.75 cent to $2.9850 a bushel;while March soybeans dropped 29cents to $12.03 a bushel.

Beef and pork futures also tradedmixed on the Chicago Mercantile Ex-change.

February live cattle rose 0.12 cent to$1.2132 a pound; March feeder cattlefell 0.55 cent to $1.5087 a pound; whileFebruary lean hogs fell 1.40 cent to82.90 cents a pound.

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75 YEARS AGOTuesday, January 12, 1937

• Deciding against a proposal to es-tablish a sinking fund for self-insurancepurposes, the board of city commis-sioners last night voted to continue thecityʼs insurance in private companies.

• Nearly 300 officers of Yanktoncountry rural and city school districtsare expected to gather in Yankton to-morrow for an important meeting atwhich the elective members of the text-book adoption committee will benamed.

50 YEARS AGOFriday, January 12, 1962

• Engineers reported Thursday thatthe 1961 natural water supply for theMissouri River above Sioux City, Iowa,was only slightly above the minimumsrecorded in 64 years of record keeping.

It was the eighth straight year of sub-normal inflow into the Missouri.

• A new high in unemployment in-surance benefit payments was reachedin 1961 when benefits totaling $2.7 mil-lion were paid by the department.Taxes collected in 1961 to make thesebenefit payments were only $2.1million.

25 YEARS AGOMonday, January 12, 1987

• Crowds described as the largestever seen at South Dakotaʼs inauguralfestivities marked George SpeakerMickelsonʼs installation as the stateʼs28th chief executive.

• A new study concludes that Amer-ican pupils are among the weakestmathematics performers among indus-trialized nations and blames curriculawhich lack “challenge and focus.”

CASES DISPOSED12/23/11-12/29/2011

Bryan C. Koch, 305 Cedar St., #7,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $125

Scott Slotten, Vermillion; Speed onfour-lane in rural areas, $105; Seat belt vi-olation, $25

Thomas Jeffery Lewallen, Sioux Falls;Speeding other roadways, $85

Joseph Gerard Tacke, 304 GreenviewDr., #10, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Richard E. Spitz, 711 W. 4th St., Yank-ton; Seat belt violation, $25

Thaddeus V. Petersen, Gayville; Seatbelt violation, $25

Bryce I. Selwyn, 1212 E. 8th St., Yank-ton; Seat belt violation, $25

Sheryl Marie Kozak, 2200 Green St.,#16, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Nicholas Ray Kisch, 305 James Pl.,Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Tammy Luann Verigood, 1300 W. 8th#9, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Enjoli Michelle Berkes, 601 Linn St.,Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Andrew C. Curry, Jackson, Neb.; Seatbelt violation, $25

Casey Schoenberger, 1202 BurleighSt., Yankton; Exhibition driving, $120

Derek Wallace Schultz, Wakonda;Speeding other roadways, $85

Chanda Lee Mueller, 3009 W. 8th St.,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $125

Kenneth J. Keiter, Hartington, Neb.;Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $105

Chanda Lee Mueller, 3009 W. 8th St.,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $105

James V. Bartorillo, 517 BroadwayAve., #1, Yanton; Speed on four-lane inrural areas, $125

Desiree M. Takacs, Sioux Falls;Speeding on state highway, $125

Peter Donald Deming, 3209 Aurora St.,Yankton; Selt belt violation, $25

Jessica Suzanne Sejnoha, 511 W. 17thSt., Yankton; Selt belt violation, $25

Nicholas Gordon Schiltz, ,1104 WestSt., Yankton; Renewal registration duringassigned month, $120

Angela Dawn Lee, Gayville; Operatorassure passengers 5-18 wear seat belts,

$25; Seat belt violation, $25Kristi Kay Patton, 708 Bill Baggs Road,

Yankton; Selt belt violation, $25David Victor Hames, 103 Leos Dr.,

Yankton; Open alcoholic beverage con-tainer accessible in vehicle, $120

Casey Smethers, Weatherford, Texas;Overweight on axle, $223

Curtis D. Peterka, 113 Jerry St., Yank-ton; Seat belt violation, $25

Christopher Carl Horbovetz, 1915 Lo-cust, #3, Yankton; Driving under the influ-ence-2nd of, $643, plus 60 days in jail with50 days suspended based on conditionsof the court

Joshua Mychal Koch, 220-1/2 CapitalSt., #8, Yankton; Simple assault, dismissal-reduction; Simple assault, dismissal-reduc-tion; Disorderly conduct, $166, plus 14days in jail suspended based on conditionsof the court; Disorderly conduct, $166, plus14 days in jail suspended based on condi-tions of the court

Kolt Lee Woodard, 510 Douglas, #2,Yankton; Domestic violence simple as-sault, dismissal-reduction; Disorderly con-duct, $166, plus 14 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of the court

Fidel Angel Velasquez-Martinez, Cle-burne, Texas; Driving under the influence-1st of, $493

Dustin Michael Poppe, Bloomfield,Neb.; Possession of alcohol by minor,$180

Devon J. Lineback, 306 Linn St., Yank-ton; Failure to maintain financial responsi-bility, $130; Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, $270

Devon J. Lineback, 306 Linn St., Yank-ton; Vandalism-$400 less-3rd degree;$166, 14 days in jail suspended based onconditions of the court

Candace Marie Brown, Rapid City;Driving with suspended (not revoked) li-cense, $270

Michael R. Bell, 304 W. 3rd St., Yank-ton; Failure to maintain financial responsi-bility, $130

Brett James Moeller, Gayville; Speed-ing other roadways, $105

Robert Dean Lindsay, 903 JacksonStreet, #7, Yankton; Speeding other road-

ways, $105Darrin A. Roeber, Lincoln, Neb.;

Speeding other roadways, $105Michael R. Bell, 304 W. 3rd St., Yank-

ton; Driving with suspended (not revoked)license; $270

Blake Allen King, Hartford; Exhibitiondriving, $120

Benjamin David Jensen, 158 HiddenHollows Dr., Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $125

Debra L. Buresh, Hoskins, Neb.;Speeding other roadways, $105

Kathleen Doris Quick, 811 Capitol,Yankton; Improper highway entry, $120

Mark Albenesius, Dakota Dunes;Speeding on state highway, $125

Larry Dean Sathe, 407 West 7th St.,Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

James A. Wiener, 2819 N. Francis St.,Yankton; Traffic in/substitute plates, $120

Oscar Lezcano-Artiles, Norfolk, Neb.;Disorderly conduct, dismissal-reduction;Petty theft 2nd degree - $400 or less, plus$166, 5 days in jail suspended based onconditions of the court

Stanley Ray Tschetter, Menno; Speed-ing on state highway, $105

Nayadi Gallardo, Norfolk, Neb.; Pettytheft 2nd degree - $400 or less, plus $166,5 days in jail suspended based on condi-tions of the court

Marcus Lee, 3307 Grand Duke, Yank-ton; Seat belt violation, $25

Joan Shirley Nugent, 1109 Summit St.,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $105

Cynthia Sue Konopasek, 181 HeritageDr., Yankton; Speeding other roadways,$105

Brennan Duane Novak, Mission Hill;Seat belt violation, $25

Parker Erickson, Gayville; Speeding onstate highway, $105

Edward Conrad Jennesse, ValleySprings; Speeding on state highway, $105

Nancy E. Wortmann, Crofton, Neb.;Speeding other roadways, $125

Ian Villalobos-Vargas, 2908 Douglas,#240, Yankton; Disobey traffic signs-notstop, $114

Susan Veranika Biel, 902 E. 11th #5,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $105

Craig R. Nielsen, Wausa, Neb.; Speed-ing other roadways, $85

Timothy Lee Pearson, Tabor; Seat beltviolation, $25

Christopher John Frick, 615 Apple-wood Dr., Yankton; Speeding on statehighway, $105

Gordon Sorensen, Irene; No drivers li-cense, $120

Gordon Sorensen, Irene; Speedingother roadways, $165

Kelly Joe Kneifl, 410 Belmont Ave.,Yankton; Seat belt violation; $25

William Thomas Taggart, 2802 MaryStreet, Yankton; Seat belt violation, #25

Robert Dean Bendt, Centerville;Speeding other roadways, $105

Mitchell James Simmons, 515 Picotte,Yankton; Speeding other roadways, $85

Kolt Lee Woodard, 510 Douglas, #2,Yankton; Fleeing from officer on foot, dis-missed motion by prosecutor

Bernard Blaine Dorman, Elba, Minn.;Overweight on axle, $240

CASES DISPOSED12/30/2011-01/05/2012

Paul Jacob Taggart, 31111 434 Ave.,Yankton; Possession of alcohol by minor;Dismissed motion by prosecutor

Clayton Johannes, Jordon, Minn.; Op-erate oversize/overweight vehicle, $170

Lisa Policky, Chandler, Ariz.; Theft byinsufficient funds check, $130; Theft by in-sufficient funds check, $54

Linda Anne Chambers, Crofton, Neb.;Driving with suspended (not revoked) li-cense, $270; Renewal registration duringassigned month, $120

Hugo Mercado, Tyndall; No drivers li-cense, $120

Kenneth Becker, Hartington, Neb.;Speeding other roadways, $125

Jason William Abrams, Sioux Falls;Grand theft, dismissal-reduction; Pettytheft-1st degree-more than $400, $663plus 1 year jail suspended based on con-ditions of the court

Amanda Marie L. Hazel, Vermillion;Possession controlled substance,recharged; Driving under the influence-1stof, recharged; Possession of two ounces

of marijuana or less, recharged; Posses-sion controlled substance, dismissed-mo-tion by prosecutor; Driving under theinfluence-1st of, $493; Possession twoounces of marijuana or less, dismissed-motion by prosecutor, plus 5 days in jailsuspended based on conditions of thecourt

Amanda Marie Louise Hazel, Vermil-lion; Possession controlled substance,recharged; possession controlled sub-stance, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Troy William Brown, 116 Gregg St.,Yankton; Grand theft, recharged; Grandtheft, dismissal-reduction; Petty theft-1stdegree-more $400, $384 plus 1 year in jailsuspended based on conditions of thecourt; Petty theft-1st degree-more $400,$684 plus 1 year in jail suspended basedon conditions of the court

Lance Leon Hare, 804 Pine St., Yank-ton; Domestic violence simple assault, dis-missal-reduction; Simple assault, $384plus 49 days in jail with 30 days suspendedbased on conditions of the court

Geoffrey Edgar Baldridge, 510 Dou-glas, #1, Yankton; Possession of twoounces of marijuana or less, $455 plus 5days in jail suspended based on conditionsof the court

Melissa Weberg, 504 W. 17th St., #1,Yankton; Driving under the influence-2ndof, $584 plus 62 days in jail with 50 dayssuspended based on conditions of thecourt

Gabriel Anthony Rowland, 905 Dou-glas Ave., #1, Yankton; Failure to appear -misdemeanor, dismissed-motion byprosecutor

Timothy Lee Jensen, Volin; Simple as-sault, dismissal-reduction; disorderly con-duct $166 plus 14 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of the court

Teala Marie Claudio, 2400 Douglas#18, Yankton; Domestic violence simpleassault, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Matthew James Schmidt, Irene; Driv-ing under the influence-1st of; $493 plus 5days in jail suspended based on conditionsof the court

Thomas Earl Reynolds, Jr., 1305 BelairRoad, Yankton; Possession of two ounces

of marijuana or less, $455; Use or posses-sion of drug paraphernalia, dismissed-mo-tion by prosecutor

Anthony Allan Fobb, 2800 Broadway,#57, Yankton; Domestic violence simpleassault, dismissal-reduction; Simple as-sault $384 plus 30 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of the court

James Joseph Hejna, 311-1/2 DouglasAve., Yankton; Petty theft 2nd degree -$400 or less, dismissed-motion byprosecutor

Geoffrey E. Baldridge, 510 DouglasAve., #1, Yankton; Driving with suspended(not revoked) license, $474

Alexandria M. Saul, Crofton, Neb.;Possession of alcohol by minor, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Dustin Anderson, Crofton, Neb.; Head-lamps required, dismissed-motion byprosecutor

Derek Bak, 300 E. 12th St., #4, Yank-ton; Theft by insufficient funds check, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor

Barbara Louise Christensen, 3005 W.11th St., Yankton; Speeding state highway,$85

Jennifer E. Wilkinson, 1301 MeadowView Rd, Yankton; Renewal registrationduring assigned month, $120

Kolby J. Watson, Volin; Failure to main-tain financial responsibility, $130

Daniel James Friedrich, Madison; Re-newal registration during assigned month,$120

Daniel Fredric Bartos, 2200 WillowdaleRd, Yankton; Renewal registration duringassigned month, $120

Mark R. Wilcox, 1206 W. 10th St.,Yankton; Speeding on state highway, $105

Daniel J. Stibral, 31110 Walleye Dr.,#200, Yankton; Following too closely, $120

Gerald Barth, 101 Marina Bluffs Crt,#1, Yankton; Following too closely, $120

Michael B. Slama, 1209 Green St.,Yankton; Failure to make proper stop atstop intersection, $120

Bob Pellack, Winnipeg, Minn.; Logbook/other violations, $170

Alecia St. Pierre, 108 Grove Street,Yankton; Possession of alcohol by minor,$120