Judge orders WSU ex-student held on sex chargesWINONA, Minn., March 29, 2002 -- A former Winona State University student charged with sexual conduct, kidnapping and burglary, Jude Wilson Halter, was ordered held in jail until his trial on six felony charges springing from two separate sexual assaults in July 2000. At the hearing Judge James Fabian explained the charges to Halter. His defense attorney asked for a hearing for the judge to decide what evidence may be used and whether there is enough evidence for the case to go to trial. At that hearing, set for May 1 at 1:30 p.m., Halter will be asked to enter plea.
Reporter: Jen Powless
Background: Judge to review evidence |
JUDE WILSON HALTER
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Police chief unfriendly to Wolf's Den planWINONA, Minn., March 29, 2002 -- Plans for a super-night club on Third Street, the Wolf's Den, were denied for good reason, said Police Chief Frank Pomeroy. The applicants for the Wolf's Den license have complained that the Council jiggered its agenda to delay reviewing their application after the moratorium cane up, but Pomeroy said the sequence of agenda items at at the Council meeting sense. "Why would we pass a moratorium the same night that we issue a new liquor license that would pour 100 to 200 more college students out on the streets during the weekends to wake even more residents up?" he said. Pomeroy opposed the Wolf's Den for other reasons tool He noted that its proposed address, 220 E. Third St., was next to a day care center. Also, he said,about 90 residents from the neighborhood signed a petition asking the council not to give the Wolf's Den owners a liquor license. He said that the liquor license applicants, Curt Jereczek and Dan Jonas, had two weeks to gather support but "did nothing to gain the community's support." said Pomeroy. "The Wolf's Den would have been a two- or three-floor bar and I am unsure if they are still planning on opening at all to serve wine and beer, which the moratorium allows," said Pomeroy.
Reporter: Erin Gerace
WSU
SECURITY
REPORT
March 29, 2002 | INCIDENT NO. 1: A student came into the Lourdes dorm at 12:30 a.m. and said he had been assaulted at an off-campus location. He described the suspect, and guards later stopped a man matching thge description from entering the nearby Loretto dorm. Police were notified.
INCIDENT NO. 2: Several students got into a fight in the Richards dorm at 2:15 a.m. |
Southeast Tech management students to nationalsWINONA, Minn., March 29, 2002 -- Southeast Tech has six management students going to the national Career Development Competition sponsored by Distributive Education Clubs of America in Salt Lake City. The six, who won a state competition in Duluth, and their catgeories:> Sales representative: Tonya Adank, Cofrey Barnes, Jess Hoff, Matt Rossin.
> Entrepreneurship: Leann Gebhard.
> Sales representative: Nadine Raecker.
> Human resources: Nadine Raecker. |
QUICK
SPORTS
March 29, 2002 | BASEBALL (MEN'S): WSU 10, Northern State 5; WSU 3, Northern State 1.
SOFTBALL (WOMEN'S): Central Ioswa 2, SMU 0.
TENNIS (MEN'S): SMU 5, Concordia of Wisconsin 4.
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