Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan � Wednesday, June 9, 2010www.yankton.net PAGEE 11

©2010, King Features Syndicate, Inc.

1650 Houses For Sale

508 East 29th

5-bedroom, 3-bath ranch. 3 1/2years old. Custom built by KirbyHofer. $254,000. (605)664-1508.yankton.net/508E29th

909 Hillcrest Grand

Yankton, SD

New Ranch 3175 per sq.ft. fin-ished. 1825 main. 1350sq.ft.lower. 5-bedroom, 3-bath for-mal dining. $285,000.(605)664-6891, (605)661-9375.

Beaver Lake Shore frontagelots for sale. Wake up to thisview from your new home orcampsite. Roger List(605)665-5233 or (605)661-7643.

New listing! 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage with 3rdstall, great neighborhood.( 6 0 5 ) 3 5 1 - 1 9 6 2 .www.yankton.net/2705pineTriple corner lot, 8th & Ferdig.Ready to move home onto.(605)661-1737.

1655 Mobile Homes ForSale

Attention!! We’re serious. Wemean business and we wantyour business. Make this youryear. Our brand new 2010 dou-blewides and singlewides arevery nice. And yes, we can setthese homes on basements.They’re built for any climate.2x6 walls. Shingled roofs. Ourhomes are priced at incredible,rock bottom dollar. Save, save,save! Nationwide MobileHomes. (605)665-0822,/1(800)779-0822.Nice 2 bedroom, all new car-pet/linoleum. Built solid, nicelocked entry porch. $6,500.(605)661-0606.

1660 Acreage - Lots ForSale

3-bedroom home with extralarge garage on a approximate-ly 12 acres. 12 miles west ofYankton. Privacy, ideal for hors-es. No Covenants. 2 pole barsand 3 outbuildings included.After 6pm (605)463-2593.Numerous lots north ofHillcrest Golf Course-RidgewayNorth development. Call KirbyHofer (605)665-0524 or(605)660-1422.

1685 Want To Buy RealEstate

ACREAGES NEEDED.Large or small... with or with-out house. Trade for a homein town, sell your farm siteand keep the tillable. Let’stalk. At your service. Char,Century 21. Cell (605)661-0864, anytime.

1690 Commercial RealEstate

4-Plex Apartment building forsale in Volin. 100% Occupancy.Contact Skogen Company(605)263-3941.

1690 Commercial RealEstate

Small convenience store forsale. Some equipment includ-ed. Call for details. (605)677-8068.

1705 Items $100 or Less1000 (small/Large) sea shells,picture frames for shell crafts,$40/all. Candle molds, 13”-3-styles, wax-color, books,$15/all. Wool material 13 1-yard or more. 13-linings/tirm,$15/all. Cash (605)668-9409.

4 1988 Chevy 4x4 S-10Aluminum wheels (4-1/2" boltpattern) with 30x9.50x15 BFGoodrich tires. $99 for all. dav-e s c h m a d @ g m a i l . c o m(402)388-4309.

Antique shelf and drawer unit.Very unique. $75. Call(605)665-6207 or (605)660-4051.

Brand New 30x9.50x15 Mud &Snow tire on a S-10 Chevysteel wheel (4-1/2" bolt pat-tern). $40.daveschmad@gma i l . com(402)388-4309.

Dell scanner/copier with 3new ink cartridges, $75. Babystroller, fold up, $6. Electricadding machine with paperrollup, $5. (605)665-3936.

Equalizer hitch insert withbars, $75. (605)665-1015 or(605)660-0867.

Full size, floral striped,green/burgundy/cream sofa.Good condition. (605)664-3907or leave message. $100.

Good, used redwood lumber.2”x4” and 2”x6”. Variouslengths. $100. (605)660-4634or (605)665-0480

Like new, seldom used, Camocolored loveseat, scotch guard,$75. (605)760-4246.

Maytag dryer for sale. Greatshape, $100. Call (605)933-0639 Yankton.

Maytag washer and dryer.Good working condition $100for the pair. Call (402)388-4187leave message.

Metal green storage cabinet.18” deep x 36” wide x 78” tall. 5adjustable shelves. $50.(605)660-1458.

MinnKota Endura 36 lb. tran-som mount electric trollingmotor. Like new $70. Call(605)664-4775.

Near new, white double hungvinyl window. 24”x54” $65.(605)661-5065.

Samsung 19” Flat CRT com-puter monitor. Very good con-dition. $10. Call (605)665-0508.

1770 Home AppliancesBuilt in Whirlpool dishwasher,works good. Call (605)364-7472.

1790 Lawn - GardenMTD E-Z Start push mower.Used 3 times. $160. Call(605)263-3437New Holland 6’ lawn mower.MC22 diesel powered. Allhydraulic tilt up deck. Wellmaintained. With Tru Tracgrass and leaf collector. Easyon or off mounting. Buy now$7500/OBO. Moving sale.(605)660-7778.

1795 Musical ItemsGuitar Lessons Fun, relaxedsetting. Reasonably priced,classes start June 10th. Ages12 through adult. Call or comein Mollet Music, 416 Broadway,Yankton. (605)665-7676.Summer Lessons Drumline,drum set, guitar, all bandinstruments, piano & bass gui-tar. Individual instruction, rea-sonably priced. Call or come in.Mollet Music 416 Broadway(605)665-7676.

1830 Rummage Sales

SAVE THE DATE!

2010 Yankton

Annual Summer Citywide

Rummage Sales

August 12-15

Watch your

Yankton Daily

Press & Dakotan

for details!

1840 Lost and FoundFound: 4 GB compact flashcard Saturday 6/5 in Bomgaarsparking lot. Does have a nameon it. Call (605)364-7495 or(605)660-1932 to identify.

1855 Alfalfa - HaySmall square brome bales.Call after 6pm (605)463-2593local call.

1875 Livestock - PoultryAngus 2 Year Bulls. Semen,blood tested. Average 1800pounds. Shots and Ivormec.(605)941-3830, (605)246-2472.

2010 Legal and PublicNotices

6+9+10

PUBLIC NOTICE

Yankton Transit, Inc. intendsto apply for funds under Section5311 of the Surface TransportationAssistance Act for the continuedoperation of a public transporta-tion project in Yankton, SouthDakota.

This notice offers the opportuni-ty for a public hearing, submittalof service proposals or commentsregarding the project. Interestedpublic or private transit or para-transit providers are invited tocomment on this proposal or sub-mit proposals to provide the serv-ice. Requests for a public hearing,comments or requests for a copyof the Yankton proposal should bedirected to: VELDA BENTSON,ROCS TRANSIT, PO BOX 70,LAKE ANDES SD 57356 byJULY 7, 2010.

Published twice at the total

approximate cost of: $20.25

Estimated Publishing Cost Per Circulated

Copy: $0.0012

www.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.netwww.yankton.net

CALL

Buying or Selling a home?GARYPALMER

the “Ballooning Brit Broker”will go above and

beyond to help you find your dream home or sell

your current home!

RRISINGRISINGRISING ABOVE THEABOVE THEABOVE THE

660- 11 29

COMPETITION!COMPETITION!COMPETITION!

www.yanktonareahomes.com

Lewis & Clark Realty West 801 Mariner

Lane 665-2225

Prizes will be awarded on:•Fastest Course Completion

•Pride of the Fleet:

Most Creative Design

•Titanic: Most Dramatic Sinking

Fastest1st Place $200 + Trophy

2nd Place $50 + Trophy

Pride of the Fleet1st Place $100 + Trophy

2nd Place $50 + Trophy

Titanic1st Place $100 + Trophy

2nd Place $50 + Trophy

$550 Cash Prizes

Build your own cardboard boat U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Sponsored By:

&

& compete in our cardboard boat race!

To obtain a registration form or for more

information call 402-667-2546.

You can check us out online at

www.yankton.net/cardboardboat

June 26 Where: Lake Yankton,

Training Dike Recreation Area

Registration: 1:00PM Race: 2:00PM

When: Saturday,

Come Join The Fun!

Yankton Press & DakotanU.S. Army Corps of Engineers

MIDWEST DIGEST

Appeal Revived In ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ Neb. CaseOMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska death-row inmate John Lotter

has filed documents to support the federal appeal of his convictionin the triple murder that inspired the 1999 film “Boys Don’t Cry.”

An appeal Lotter filed in U.S. District Court in May 2004 had beenon hold while he pursued an appeal in state courts. The NebraskaSupreme Court upheld Lotter’s conviction in September.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Cheryl Zwart recently reopened the feder-al appeal, and Lotter filed documents Monday that moves the caseforward.

Lotter has maintained since his arrest that he is innocent.He claims that, among other things, the state used a threat of

torture to coerce his friend Thomas Nissen into lying about themurder of Teena Brandon and two others in southeast Nebraska.

Lotter and Nissen were convicted of the 1993 murder ofBrandon, a 21-year-old who lived briefly as a man and dated theirfemale friend. They also were convicted of killing Lisa Lambert, 24,and Philip DeVine, 22, who witnessed Brandon’s death in the farm-house near Humboldt.

Brandon had reported being raped by the two men. A formerRichardson County sheriff was later criticized for his handling of therape charges and for failing to offer protective custody.

In a deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty, Nissen tes-tified against Lotter, saying he stabbed Brandon but that Lotter firedthe shots that killed the three.

Nissen was sentenced to life in prison.In July 2007, Nissen changed his story and said he, not Lotter, shot

all three.

Rape Suspect Escapes Custody In S.D.MARTIN (AP) — Authorities in south-central South Dakota are

looking for a rape suspect who escaped custody while en routefrom Winner to Martin.

A release from South Dakota’s Division of CriminalInvestigations says 24-year-old Dennis Bettelyoun escaped earlyTuesday while being transported from Winner’s city jail to theBennett County sheriff’s office in Martin.

Authorities have not said where along the 100-mile trip thatBettelyoun escaped.

The Division of Criminal Investigations refers calls to the sher-iff’s office. No one was available at the office to comment Tuesdayevening.

The Winner police department declined to release information.

1 Killed In Explosion, Fire In HastingsHASTINGS, Neb. (AP) — One person has died following an

explosion at a farmstead south of Hastings.Authorities have not released the name of the person killed in

the explosion and ensuing fire, which was reported about 2:30p.m. Tuesday.

The explosion happened in a garage, which was destroyed. Thefire also damaged two vehicles and a nearby building.

Brad Friesen of Henderson was working at Freeland Creekdevelopment, which is near the scene. He says he saw fireworksgoing off for several minutes.

The state fire marshal’s office is investigating.

Fire Sparks Aberdeen Bank EvacuationABERDEEN (AP) — Authorities say a downtown Aberdeen bank

was evacuated for about three hours on Monday after a fire brokeout on the fourth floor of the building.

Kevin VanMeter, battalion chief at Aberdeen Fire and Rescue,says workers were burning paint off the exterior of the buildingand didn’t notice when a fire started burning inside the DacotahBank.

Officials say most of the damage was on the fourth floor, whichwas unoccupied and used for storage.

■ Get Updates At Yankton Online (www.yankton.net)

BY NATE JENKINSAssociated Press Writer

LINCOLN, Neb. — In state governmentoffice buildings across Nebraska, thousandsof workers have received a motherly sugges-tion in the name of saving money: Clean upafter yourself.

Since the beginning of June, the state hasbeen taking out the trash just two days aweek instead of each workday in offices occu-pied by about 6,000 workers in Scottsbluff,North Platte, Lincoln and Omaha. If workerswant their trash emptied the rest of the week,they must do it themselves using large trashbins provided by the state.

There's less vacuuming of carpets, too,and windows won't be cleaned as often.

"I didn't realize it until I came in Mondayand the trash was not emptied," said JohnMcMahan, who works in the Nebraska StateOffice Building in Lincoln. "It probably makessense," he said of the decision by the stateDepartment of Administrative Services. Itmanages 10 or so office buildings in the statethat each houses workers from multiple stateagencies.

Carlos Castillo, director of the stateDepartment of Administrative Services, saysthe changes are expected to save about$500,000 a year.

State government is pinching pennies as ittries to weather its worse budget crisis inrecent memory. Lower-than-expected tax rev-enues forced Gov. Dave Heineman to call aspecial session in November. During the ses-sion, he and lawmakers closed a $334 millionbudget gap, primarily using across-the-boardcuts to state agencies.

During the regular legislative session thatended in April, lawmakers and Heinemanreduced the current two-year budget byanother $48 million, cutting agencies more.More cutting is expected when lawmakersmeet in January: Current estimates peg thebudget deficit for the two-year budget thatwill begin in July 2011 at roughly $670 million.

State government's most prominent officebuilding, the Nebraska Capitol, will also get abit mussed up to help save money.

Beginning in July, trash will be taken outthree times a week instead of five, and car-pets vacuumed twice weekly instead of five.Windows will also get cleaned less, accordingto Capitol Administrator Bob Ripley.

He said the changes should save about$90,000 next year. Some capitol renovationprojects will also be delayed.

Heaping trashing cans and dirty carpetsmay not be the only symptoms of budgetcuts in buildings run by Castillo's depart-ment.

Sensors that turn off lights when officesare empty may be installed and hot-airmachines will replace paper towels in bath-rooms.

But money isn't so tight that people willhave to pay by visiting offensive bathrooms.Castillo said they will continue to be cleaneddaily.

Neb. BudgetWoes ClutterMore Than

Bottom Line

OUR CLASSIFIEDS WORKFOR YOU! CALL THE P&D

AT (605) 665-7811