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The Capital Times 5A Friday, July 26, 1991 ON THE RECORD Births Let's Go to tfte Races Arlington International Racecourse admission for two, free programs, breakfast for two, free parking, free shuttle to and from the track. Hotel is located immediately adjacent to the track. lors will be available after the workshop to help individuals on a one-to-one basis. For information, call 257-0143. TGIF at Union TGIF0begins at 9 p.m.

today in the Memorial Union. The Wizenhiemers will perform a free show on the terrace if the weather is good, in the Rathskeller if it isnt. Rental issues The Tenant Resource Center will hold a free information and education workshop for Madison area tenants and landlords at 7:30 p.m. today at the Atwood Neighborhood Center, 2425 Atwood Ave. The workshop will address issues such as leases, repairs, security deposits, and termination and eviction.

Counse For information and shelter hours, call the Dane County Humane Society, 2250 Pennsylvania 246-3340. Lottery MERITER HOSPITAL EICHER, Ann and Jeff, Cross Plains, a son, July 24. MURPHY, Vickie and Terrence, Edger-ton, a daughter, July 24. STICHTER, Julian and Jim, Freeport, 111., a daughter, July 24. DOMANN, Ann and Rick, Madison, a son, July 25.

TRAUTMAN, Joni and Michael, Middleton, a daughter, July 25. CLARK, Laurie and Tom, Cambridge, a daughter, July 25. OBRIEN, Patricia and James, Evansville, a daughter, July 25. GREEN, Vanita, Madison, a daughter, July 25. LANGSDORF, Charlene and Joe, Rio, a i son, July 26.

ST. MARYS HOSPITAL BUTZINE, Caralee and Carl, Waterloo, a son, July 25. SLOVACEK, Brenda and Don, Stoughton, a son, July 25. MACAULAY, Tracy and Kean, Oregon, a daughter, July 25. SCHUELKE, Margi and Troy, Prairie du Sac, a son, July 25.

CULLEN, Peggy and Michael, a daughter, July 25. Mother-infant visiting hours are noon to 8 p.m. at St. Marys Hospital. Hours at Meriter Hospital are set by mothers.

Fathers, grandparents and siblings may visit any time at both hospitals. ILLINOIS LOTTERY Winning numbers Thursday, July 25: Daily Game 2-0-2; Pick Four 9-2-8-1. Estimated jackpot: $21 million. IOWA LOTTERY Daily Deal Thursday: 8 hearts, 10 clubs, A diamonds, A spades. LOTTONEIDA Cash Three number Thursday: 852.

SUPERCASH Winning numbers Thursday: 2-3-7-8-27-34. Maximum prize: $250,000. Mosquito count Deaths BELGUM, Darlene Marie, 54, Arena, July 25. BERNARDS, Walter 86, Waunakee, July 25. BONDO, Palma 80, Madison, July 23.

ERNST, Margurite Rose, 73, South Wayne, July 24. FERBER, Lori, 33, Sturtevant, July 25. FINBY, Lorraine, 71, StoughtonHouston, Texas, July 22. HAUG, Jens, 82, Sun Prairie, July 25. LIESCH, Robert 67, Madison, July 24.

McBAIN, Carol 80, Madison, July 25. NELSON, Walter Edmond, 83, DeForest, July 25. WALKER, Crilla 86, July 24. WETHAL, Dean 60, Stoughton, July 24. 1015 E.

Johnson, $45,000. 808 E. Johnson, $89,900. 317 Eugenia $171,770. 601-404 N.

Segoe $101,900. 314 Farley $78,000. 2226 Fox $103,000. 1807 Regent, $100,900. Marriage licenses Licenses issued by Dane County clerk's office: YEAGER, Lisa Marie, Verona, and WOODWARD, Wesley Merrill, Fitchburg.

ROEMER, Mary Elizabeth, Waukesha, and BAAKEN, Michael Jon, Madison. HUGHES, Karen Lynn, and BOMKAMP, Clark Patrick, town of Medina. MEEK, Lesley Ann, and DOLL, Paul Edward, Madison. LOTT, Catherine Bradlee, and ER-FOURTH, Kenneth Mt. Horeb.

DAVIS, Jody Ann, and FRANKLIN, Richard Carmen Madison. TATERA, Donna Lynn, and ABBOTT, James David, Madison. HARPER, Victoria Lee, and NAUNAS, Thomas Ash, Madison. ZIEGLER, Shelley Ann, and OLSON, Lynn Brion, Madison. ZART, Linda Kay, and PETERS, John Dale, Madison.

WEGER, Michelle Elizabeth, and PUL-VERMACHER, Steven Kenneth, Madison. KRAINIK, Jeanne Arline, and SCHREINER, Jeffrey James, Madison. JACKSON, Brenda Joyce, and SIMS, Morse, Madison. LI, Dina Wan, Madison, and TULAD-HAR, Vidya (Lopsang) Ratna, town of Dunn. WHITCOMB, Amy Lynne, and VIRNIG, Lee Vincent, town of Dunn.

TERPENING, Kay Verena, and WALLS, Eric Stephen, Madison. Drunken drivers Dane County Circuit Court drunken driver convictions: AABERG, Lana 26, Oregon AIKEN, James 24, Madison. ALBERS, Kevin 38, Madison. ANDERSON, Glenn 50, Madison. ANDERSON.

Kristin 22, Stoughton. Humane Society Animals available as of July 26 at the Dane County Humane Society: Kelsey, 6-year-old female cocker spaniel. Lab mix puppies, 3 months old. Popeye, Basenji mix, 3-year-old neutered male. Snoopy, lab mix, 1-year-old male.

Stray lab, neutered adult male. Kitty, domestic medium haired orange tabby, 2-month-old male. Domestic short-haired tortie adult female. Total of 30 cats and kittens and 33 Mosquito count Hoyt Park jg Edna Taylor (Femrite) 28 Northside (Arboretum) Isthmus (Downtown) no count South ArboretumDunns MarshAllied Dr 1 Cherokee Marsh (Northport) 13 Collections taken 724. Low numbers due to cool weather.

Counts reflect the number of female (biting) mosquitoes caught during a 24-hour period in an Individual trap at each site. A count of 400 is considered high by city health officials. SPEND $10 AT RUBYS AND WELL GIVE YOU ALINC0LN. You're about to cash in on the most incredible offer in restaurant history! Just bring in the coupon below and dine at Fire calls Revenue share still conjectural By Joanne M. Haas The Capital Tunes When the question is how many additional dollars Dane County would get under proposed shared revenue changes in the state budget bill, the answer is confusion, i Dane County Executive Rick Phelps thinks the county would net roughly $3 million more in state aids each year under proposed shared revenue changes.

He already is talking about using $1 million to help fund the proposed Frank Lloyd Wright convention center in Madison. Gov. Tommy Thompson says he doesnt know where Phelps gets his numbers. But the governor thinks the county might actually get a slight cut under the changes. And he says he is being urged by the Wisconsin Counties Association to veto the plan.

The state Department of Revenue isnt sure, but believes the county may fare about the same under the change. And the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau says Phelps $3 million is speculative but realistic. The bottom line: No one knows the true figure because calculations are still under way. Thompson said late Thursday state Revenue Secretary Mark Bugher performed calculations and found at first blush that Dane County would not get an increase in shared revenue. Dane County is going to get a reduction, Thompson said, adding he didnt have the exact numbers because Bugher took a week off.

John Rader, of the Revenue Department, said today staffers couldnt find Bughers numbers but believe the county would do roughly the same under the proposed changes if the governor signs them into law. Enter state fiscal analyst Rick Olin, a numbers man at the Legislative Fiscal Bureau, which provides the Assembly and Senate with analysis on how proposed programs may work and how ongoing programs do work. Olin said today he did some calculations for Phelps. I do not necessarily think that $3 million is unrealistic, but very speculative," Olin said, adding he and Phelps are in basic agreement as to how much confidence to put in that number. The governor said the change in the shared revenue formula would shift dollars from property-tax rich districts to less property-tax rich areas.

Half of the counties will get less money than they are right now, Thompson said. We dont know where Rick Phelps got $3 million. $7,000 bail ordered in teen sex case Cash bail of $7,000 was set Thursday for a young man accused of turning two 14-year-old runaway girls into prostitutes last fall. Ernest Ranzy, who was arrested several weeks ago in Chicago, was brought back to Madison earlier this week and made an initial court appearance Thursday. 2nd half of property taxes due July 31 Taxpayers who pay their property taxes in two installments have to pay by Wednesday, July 31.

To ensure proper credit, Dane County Treasurer Jim Amundson asks that people mail checks in the envelope provided by the county rather than paying the bill in person. (Oriental! d.ujaxd uteiierian Breese Terrace at Monroe Si The Madison Fire Department responded to fire reports at the following addresses and times between 6:30 a.m. Thursday and 6:30 a.m. Friday. Thursday, July 25 7:38 a.m., 123 N.

Orchard burned toast set off smoke detector. 11:20 a.m., 101 N. Hamilton leaking fuel pump on vehicle. 12:54 p.m., 1605 Linden workers accidentally set off alarm. 8:59 p.m., 3534 Straubel odor investigation, no fire.

10:49 p.m., 1500 Highland smoke smell investigation. Ruby Tuesday. If your food check total is $10 or more, you will get $5 off your bill. Honest, Abe. SEAMLESS SYSTEM WHEN YOURE READY TO RELAX.

Ruby Tuesday. RESTAURANT Friday, July 26 No reported fire calls. Property transfers Madison property sales recorded by Dane County register of deeds office: 20-1 Sherman Terrace, $28,200. 1143 E. Gorham, $56,000.

1108 E. Johnson, $86,500. Bring this coupon to Ruby Tuesday and get $5 off food purchases of $10 or more. One coupon per guest check per visit. Offer does not include alcohol.

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