Deaths and Funerals BROWNE-Helen M. CORNISH R. COUCH- E. -Pearl DOSE--Clara age 75 years of Omaha, Helen Survived by sister Anne Borden, Springville, NY; nieces and nephews; 4 sisters-in-law Libbie Cita, Omaha, Mary Wiggins, Margaret Warfield, both of Colorado Springs, CO, Anne Williams of Rialto, CA. CREMATION.
NO VISITATION. NO SERVICES. BREWER KORISKO CHAPEL 731-1234 CORNISH 72nd. St. R.
Age Survived 95 by years. daughter Louise Mollak; husband Charles; sister Marie Leighty; granddaughters Mrs. Diane Schaefer and husband Donald, Mrs. Marilyn Jensen and husband Orville, Mrs. Andrea Corbino and husband Fred, all of Omaha, Mrs.
Nancy Young, husband Elmer of Afton, IA, Mrs. Lee Anne Johnson, husband Arthur, Conneticut; 2 grandsons Frank Keiderling and wife Sandra, Omaha, Roger Cornish, Conneticut daughterin-law Mabel Cornish, Conneticut; niece Mrs. Jane Crannell, husband John of Omaha; 31 gr dren; 8 great-great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews. SERVICES 11 AM Saturday est Roeder Mortuary. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.
ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames 453-5600 COUCH Eileen E. 69 years of Omaha. Survived by 4 sons James, Stanley, Danny and Gary Stacy; 6 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by 12 brothers and sisters and 1 daughter. SERVICES Saturday 8 PM, Dodge St.
Chapel. Interment Chadron, NE. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN DODGE STREET CHAPEL 24th Dodge 342-3900 DeBOLT-Pearl. Age 88 years of Neola, 1A formerly of Malvern, IA. Survived by daughters Frances Bell of Tollhouse, CA, Verna Swoboda of Malvern; 4 Neola, sons IA, Vurgil Lloyd of and Carson, Donald IA, both Leon of Omaha; 1 brother Bud Fender of Denver, CO; 2 sisters Bearl Long of Sparta, IA: NC, 27 and Blanche grandchildren; Fender 29 of Macedonia, grandchildren.
SERVICES 2 PM Sunday at MansfieldHertz Funeral Home Malvern, Burial Silver City Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established. MANSFIELD-HERTZ Malvern, IA MN formerly of Council and DOSE--Clara, 81 yrs. of Fergus, Falls, Omaha area. Died Tues.
May 22 at Fergus Falls. She lived in Council Bluffs and Omaha from 1948-1957. Survivors include 1 son Don Dose of Hutchinson, MN; 1 daughter Mrs. Vernon (Edna Mae) Bauer of Iroquois, SD; 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters Lydia Andersen, Fergus Falls; Marie Hegarty, Omaha. Marie Hegarty, Omaha.
SERVICES May 25, Zion Lutheran I Church in Amor, MN. Fergus Falls, MN McPHERSON -Bruce C. age 47, May 24, 1984. Survived by wife Patricia sons Bruce Adrian Peter daughters Sandra L. Shannon, Susan H.
Renner, all of Omaha, Katherine M. Stanley, Wichita, KS; mother Blanche McPherson; father James McPherson, both of Baltimore, MD; 6 grandchildren. MILITARY Services Tues. 1 PM at Ft. McPherson National Cemetery, Maxwell, NE.
VISITATION at Mortuary Mon. 10 AM to 9 PM. LARKIN FUNERAL HOME 24th St. 733-0493 POTTER--Kenneth L. 2430 South 19.
Age 76 years. Died May 24, 1984. Born Latimer, IA. Omaha resident 20 years. Electrician for U.
of retired 1971. WWII Navy, VFW 247 Member. St. Joseph Holy Name Society. FUNERAL SERVICES Saturday 10 AM St.
Joseph Catholic Church. MORTUARY PRAYER 9:30 AM. ROSARY Friday 7 PM. Interment St. John Cemetery, TROIA-MEYER 1725 S.
13th St. 342-3655 VanKat-Louise age 77 years. Preceded in death by husband Frank. Survived by daughter and son-in-law Sharon and Tim Bourke; son and daughter-in-law Ken and Suzanne; grandchildren Tim and Shea Bourke and Beniamin VanKat, all of Omaha; stepmother Helen Seelemire; stepsister Rosalie Blumenshine. FUNERAL SERVICES Saturday 8:30 AM from the Kremer Funeral Home to St.
Bernards Church at 9 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSARY Friday 7:30 PM at the Mortuary. Memorials are acceptable. KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 WHITBECK-Duane (Short). 71 years of Council Bluffs. Died May 24, 1984. SERVICES Tuesday 11 AM at Meyer Funeral Home, Council Bluffs. MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co.
Bluffs 322-0293 Card of Thanks -Mildred. Died May 9, 1984. The family of Mildred Elsasser wishes to express our heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the memorials, flowers, cards of sympathy and food. Thanks to Dr. Lee McNamara, Bergan Mercy and it's nurses were so good to our mother during her last confinement, Pastors Paul de- -Bruce C.
POTTER-Kenneth L. J. WINK (Short) and also the women's Kountze Freese and Harold Stromes, and staff Memorial Lutheran Church. The family of Mildred Elsasser In Memoriam WHITE We and will fullness always of live. remem- We ber your smile wish that our children would have known and remembered you the way we do, Love, your grandchildren.
Cemetery Lots 3 SPACES in Pine Lawn Section, Lot 488, Hillcrest Cemetery. 238-2641. 4 SPACES in Mount Hope Religious Gardens. 451-5486. 6 SPACES West Lawn, $250 each, will negotiate all or individually, 391-3388.
FOREST Lawn, spaces in section of the Garden of Meditation, 551-2850 Florists A FLORAL CENTER 813 So. 48th St. 556-9970 ANN'S FLOWERS FTD 3631 St. 731-8878 BAKER'S FTD FLOWER SHOPS 132nd Center 84th Frederick 333-1090 391-8506 90th Fort 84th Giles 24th Vinton 571-2565 592-7517 341-9463 EDERER FLORISTS 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 HY-VEE FLORAL SHOPS 5150 Center St.
553-4085 14303 St. 896-1182 3120 N. 90th St. 571-9633 10808 Fort St. 493-3559 8520 Park Dr.
339-2682 KUSH FLORIST: Open today 4225 So. 25th St. 733-1700 MICKEY'S FLORIST 6123 S. 90th St. 592-4511 RAY GAIN, FLORIST Cut FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 LEAVENWORTH 551-0658 Funeral Directors BOYD E.
BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 No. 72nd St. 556-3028 CROSBY-KUNOLD-BURKET FUNERAL CHAPELS 733-1111 345-1886 333-7200 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A.
MORTUARY GENTLEMAN MAN 3411 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 Commission OKs Road-Project Aspects Lincoln (AP) The State Highway Commission Friday approved design and location aspects for two projects. They are: -A $10.4 million, 7.2-mile project on Highway 77 in Gage County.
The proposed improvement is a four-lane divided highway. The project begins in Beatrice and runs north to one mile north of Pickrell. Some relocation will be necessary. Three homes and one mobile home are affected. -A $655,000, 7.5-mile project on Highway 65 in Pawnee County.
It begins just south of the Kansas-Nebraska state line and runs north to a point just south of Pawnee City. No relocation will be needed. The commission received a report on how relocation operations are handled. The North Freeway project in Omaha required relocating more than 630 families and some 84 businesses, the commission was told, at a cost of $7.5 million over 5.5 years. Traffic Fatalities May 25 1984 1983 1982 Omaha 12 9 17 Douglas 15 14 19 Nebraska 83 80 92 Today's Puzzle Answer SONGS SMALL BABOON MAROON AVERSE ENTICE TAR HELLO TAW EGOS RAT CELT SENOR BENARES FOR RAN PARADES BOARD TRES TIE ECHO KEG PURRS TIN ENAMOR ELAINE SALOON SEALS TEENS EXPERTS IN LAWN AND FOR KNOW 96 GARDEN HOW YEARS! LANDSCAPE ROSES Let our staff DESIGN of Professional Landscape Designers help, you Root that's lifestyle.
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CENTER VISA 391-2500 Grand Jury Meeting Traffic Division Orders Former Banker Gillette Hazard Marker for Curb Seen at Court By David Thompson World-Herald Staff Writer Former Beatrice, banker Jim Gillette spent more than three hours Friday on the eighth floor of Omaha's Federal Courts Building, where a federal grand jury is meeting. Gillette, 40, also spent more than three hours there Thursday. On both days, he could be seen entering and leaving the U.S. Attorney's Office, across the hall from the grand jury room. Grand jury witnesses normally go to the U.S.
Attorney's Office before going into the grand jury room. Could Not Be Seen But he could not be seen entering the grand jury room. Partitions built last month at both ends of the corridor outside the grand jury room shield the view of jury room door. The partitions are intended to block observers from seeing witnesses entering and leaving the grand jury room, said First Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Thalken.
FBI agent John Campbell of Lincoln also was present Thursday and Friday. Campbell is the chief federal investigator of problems arising from the operations of the Beatrice bank Gillette headed and of the failure of Commonwealth Savings Co. of Lincoln. Campbell emerged from the corridor outside the grand jury room Friday, pushing a cart containing records and electronic equipment. Gillette headed, the First Security Bank Trust in Beatrice for 12 years until the bank and an industrial-savings Building company, First Security Savings, were sold to the First National Bank of Omaha in a distress sale in April 1983.
Copple Loans Blamed Gillette has blamed the bank's financial condition on loans made to Newt Copple, a Lincoln developer and uncle of Gillette's wife. Copple had misrepresented his financial worth and certain loan transactions, Gillette has said. Loans, to Copple were consolidated and later represented to be new loans. Later, state prosecutors alleged that listing them as new loans was an attempt to mislead bank examiners about the true financial condition of the Beatrice bank. Gillette and Copple both face prison sentences of 16 months to two years on a state criminal banking conviction earlier this year in Gage County District Court.
Gillette has appealed the sentence as being too severe, and Copple also has appealed. The appeals are pending. Newt Copple is the son of S.E. Copple, president of Commonwealth Savings which failed last Nov. 1.
The grand jury that finished its session at about noon Friday is the second one thought to be hearing witnesses and evaluating evidence connected with the Commonwealth failure. Another grand jury met last week and heard testimony from another member of the Copple family, Marvin, and his secretary, Judith A. Driscoll. That grand jury is known to be investigating possible wrongdoing by public officials in the aftermath of the Commonwealth failure. Kerrey, Others to Answer Commonwealth Questions By C.
David Kotok WORLD-HERALD BUREAU Lincoln Gev. Kerrey and his two predecessors in the Governor's Office will go before the Legislature's special Commonwealth Committee Tuesday to answer questions about how much they knew about the financial troubles at Commonwealth Savings Co. before it was declared insolvent Nov. 1, 1983. The committee will hold two days of hearings with Kerrey and former Govs.
Charles Thone and J.J. Exon and current and former state banking officials, including former State Banking Director Paul Amen. Omaha Sen. Vard Johnson, chairman of the committee, said the hearings are geared to finding out about the regulatory activities of the State Banking and Finance Department over the past 10 years. 'Day-to-Day Involvement' The committee will investigate the reasons the department approved the establishment of the Nebraska Depository Institution Guaranty Corp.
and the department's approval of raising the guaranty limits for accounts from 000 to $30,000 in April 1980, Johnson said. "In terms of the governors, we want to know their day-to-day involvement," Johnson said. mittee to develop a historical perspective of the cause of Commonwealth's failure and "what appears to be the failure of the regulators," he said. The 10 witnesses who will be called Tuesday and Wednesday have been told the general subjects they will be asked about, he said. As was the case during the commitee's investigation of Attorney General Paul Douglas, the public will not be allowed in the Capitol Building hearing room.
Closed-circuit television monitors will be set up in the East Chamber to allow people to observe the hearing. Schedule The schedule of witnesses Tuesday: 9 a.m., William Riley, former state banking director during Exon administration; 10 a.m., Kerrey; 1 p.m., Thone; 3 p.m., Exon; time permitting, Charles Mitchell, deputy banking director. The Wednesday schedule: 9 a.m., Doug Alford, president of Commerce Savings Co. a member of the NDIGC board; 10 a.m., Jim Davis, team leader of the bank examiners who examined Commonwealth; 1 p.m., former State Sen. John Murphy, who was chairman of the Legislature's Banking Committee; 2 p.m., Robert Short, former president of American Savings Co.
Many legislators have asked the com- of Omaha; 2:15 p.m., Amen. Bereuter Calls for FmHA Probe Fremont, Neb. (UPI) Rep. Doug Bereuter of Utica said Friday he has called for an investigation to determine sources of loan processing delays within the Farmers Home Administration. Bereuter said he has asked the General Accouting Office to conduct the probe and recommend solutions to eliminate delays and upgrade internal operations at FmHA offices.
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Q. There is a traffic hazard in front of the North Branch Public Library from 28th Avenue to 29th Street on Ames Avenue. A driver might not know until too late that the curb protrudes into the street and narrows the street. There is a danger especially in winter when snow is on the ground that somebody will hit this curb. The curb should be marked with a black and yellow diagonally striped hazard sign.
Mrs. Inez Mitchell, 1909 Binney St. 68110. A. Kathie Kinman of the city traffic engineering division said she agrees with you.
She has issued an order for the installing of a hazard marker on the curb. She said it should be installed soon. 'Razor Returned' Q. My new Remington electric razor quit working after two months or so. I sent it to the Remington company and asked what they would do about it.
They have not answered that letter nor a second one. John Neu Box 337, Hartington, Neb. 68739. A. Barbara Pavluvcik in the consumer service department of Remington Products Bridgeport, said your shaver was repaired and was returned to you the day before you wrote to Action Editor.
Subscriptions Combined Q. Natural History Magazine keeps sending me two magazines each month. I have written to them and sent the mailing stickers and have phoned them. Why can't they figure out that Mrs. E.
Hein and Mrs. Ellen Hein at the same address are one and the same? Mrs. Ellen Hein, 420 E. Third Julesburg, Colo. 80737.
A. The customer service woman at Natural History Magazine, American Museum of Natural History, Bergenfield, N.J., said the duplicate copies have been combined and the new expiration date is July 1985. Store in Omaha Q. Where can I redeem books of Green stamps? Will they send me a gift catalog? Cora Hansen, 413 Lynn Carroll, Iowa 51401. A.
William P. Crawford, district operations for Sperry and Hutchinson Company, Ralston, sent you manager the 1984 Ideabook. There is a Gift Center at 7013 Dodge in Omaha. He said it is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Xavier's Pennant Q. Where can I buy the pennant of Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio? Ted Hofmann, Sutton, Neb. 68979. The Record Marriage Licenses DOUGLAS COUNTY Michael A. Swenson, 701 S.
39th legal age, and Nancy M. Cuva, 608 N. 50th legal age. Clayton D. Zirkle, 9616 Ohern Plaza, 24, and Lori S.
Kuhl, 3516 S. 107th 23. Kent J. Skinner, St. Peters, 19, and Christine E.
Griger, 9312 Jaynes 18. Shawn K. Shea, Council Bluffs, 28, and Pamela J. Barrier, Council Bluffs, 24. John M.
Elvig, 14542 Webster Circle, 22, and Molly J. Platter, 6634 S. 129th 22. Raymond Basili, 2330 N. 113th 33, and Mary F.
Zaner, 6264 Campbell 38. Bart A. Fillbach, 4910 Webster 30, and Evelyn E. Hynes, 6621 Grover 30. Darren D.
Brauer, 3031 S. 122nd 20, and Dorothy J. Springbett, 11570 Burke 22. Gregory A. Ramirez, 2729 S.
23rd 32, and Sandra L. Maguire, Bellevue, 22. Richard D. Webster, Elkhorn, 25. and Sandra J.
Leydens, Elkhorn, 30. Hugh B. Huston, 6816 N. 64th 23, and Maureen J. Naughton, 3910 N.
94th 21. Kregg A. Holdorf, 4644 a N. 78th 20, and Lisa A. Barmettier, 4818 N.
95th 19. Michael F. Hoppes, S. 78th 30, and Carol J. Diedrichsen, S.
78th 28. Clifford H. Davis, 3960 Curtis 57, and Katherine A. Bonczek, 3960 Curtis 32. John E.
Gartin, 7705 Nina 49, and Jane R. Carner, 1876 S. 74th 40. Donald B. Joachim, Lincoln, 23, and Teri A.
Jacobsen, 9912 Bedford 19. Paul A. Woodman, 7203 N. 112th Court, 27, and Pamela J. Hill, 7203 N.
112th Court, 30. James W. Adams, 1616 Military 24, and Jacqueline J. Brinson, 1616 Military 20. Steven D.
Yale, 6317 Blondo 35, and Sandra K. Denman, 13056 Taylor Circle, 33. James J. Policky St. Louis, 33, and Diane M.
Schmitz, 1713 Dorcas 32. Terry D. Lesley, 14912 Josephine 37, and Georgianna Folkers, 14912 Josephine 39. Timothy A. Ballard, 5609 Farnam 20, and Sharon K.
Walsh, Papillion, 21. Raymond M. Broussard 14313 Marinda Plaza, 34, and Rebecca A. Biose, 14313 Marinda Plaza, 25. Ferdinand G.
Perez, Lakewood, legal age, and Joy E. Erickson, 571 N. 88th Plaza, legal age. Thomas P. Jack, 3567 Howard 30, Deneen M.
Wescott, 3017 S. 32nd 32. Ralph R. Schlick, 4681 Mayberry 37, and Cheryl L. Bohaty, 4681 Mayberry 25.
Phillip D. Queen, 3132 Bondesson 22, and Cinda S. Jump, 3132 Bondesson 22. Kevin W. Cassel, Lincoln, 21, and Sherry A.
Shafer, 4915 Davenport 19. Edward W. McCray, 4114 Corby 34, and Robin M. Bradford, 3111 Erskine 29. Ramon Cordova, 5144 N.
17th 47, and Carmen Mendoza, 5144 N. 17th 42. Robert B. Slechta, 3836 N. 112th 24, and Regina G.
Wallace, 6718 S. 135th 28. Michael G. Beller, Fairfield, N. 48th 23.
26, a and Susan M. Johnson, 1102 Gregory A. Girotski, 4024 Frederick 26, and Colleen M. Maynard, 1305 N. 49th 25.
Gerald E. Arnett Brighton, 24, and Joanne M. Jensen, 6331 Vane 21. Patrick D. Souba, 3105 S.
69th 25, and Christina M. Jensen, 3105 S. 69th 24. John D. Kolis, Nashua, N.H., 22, and Helen P.
Rakes, 1016 S. 30th 22. Stephen E. Budd, Wood River, 26, and Lori J. Hautzinger, 12326 Faram 23.
Harlan C. Huelle, 1312 N. 148th Plaza, 37, and Anita L. Huelle, 9525 Holmes Plaza, 35. Paul J.
Rodriguez, 2523 22, Action Editor Directed by Hub Ogden A. Melanie DeBoard, student clerk in Cincinnati's Jesuit University Bookstore sent you a pennant. She said she will not charge you for it because she appreciates your interest in Xavier. First Come, First Served Who wants 100 tennis ball cans with plastic caps? They measure eight by three inches. Useful for storage or crafts.
Free. You pick up. Phone 551- 9416. Duke Slater, 4175 Chicago St. 68131.
Mustache Wax Q. I am having a hard time trying to find a pencil-type mustache wax. Lane, 3636 Oak St. 68105. A.
Karen Fiarkoski at the Richman Gordman Store, 5101 S. 36th said they carry Pinaud Mustache Wax in blond or brown colors. Price $2.49 at the store. Membership Kit After I wrote to you, I received my auto club membership kit. I had waited for it for more than five months.
Charles Forrey, 2417 Newport Ave. 68112. Recorder Replaced Thanks for help in getting my tape recorder replaced. Mrs. Pat Nelson, 3317 S.
158th St. 68130. Need help in cutting red tape, righting a wrong or getting a straight answer to a question? Write to Action Editor, World-Herald Square, Omaha, Neb. 68102. Inquiries must be signed.
We will answer as many as we can. Selected questions will be published. Peter Kiewit Foundation Awards Grant to Doane Crete, Neb. (UPI) The Peter Kiewit Foundation has awarded a $135,000 challenge grant to Doane College. College officials said the money would be used to expand the overcrowded library.
Two classrooms, computer work stations and an art gallery also would be added. The grant must be matched by the college. and Lynnette, K. Harding, 6316 Franklin Births DOUGLAS COUNTY Sons Adams, William Jr. and Tina, 5530 N.
16th St. Albrecht, Gary and Lisa, 4676 Nebraska Ave. Bornschlegl, Jeffrey and Brenda, 1033 N. 64th St. Boewn, Robert and Julie, 849 Dillon Drive.
Buboltz, Ronnie and Denise, 12940 Chandler St. Calvin, John and Janet, 1222 Maenner Drive Clark. Charles and Maureen, 3540 Monroe St. DeVivo, John Laurie, 5018 N. Finch, Roger and Kristi, 11320 129th St.
and Read Plaza. Gorden, Michael and Catherine, 2716 N. 93rd St. Hansen, David and Julie, 5814 Sahler St. Hill, Michael and Debra, 2281 N.
38th St. Jansen, Dean and Julianne, 5026 N. 106th St. Kurtenbach, Edward and Susan, 5754 Browne St. Korth, Randal and Deborah, 9556 Louis Drive.
Malloy, Michael and Susan, 2536 S. 125th Ave. McQueen, Timothy and Debroah, 1925 S. 51 st St. Mills, Erick and Anita, 4606 Redman Ave.
Moore, Jeffrey and Susan, 3201 S. St. Pedersen, Chris and Laura, 6910 N. 107th Plaza. Resend Jeffrey Circle.
and Kathy, 603 N. Sauter, Terrance and Janet, 2717 N. 125th Circle. Ward, Mark and Kimberly, 12223 St. Wortman, Edward and Diane, 2512 Woolworth Ave.
Daughters Arkteld, Gerald and Carolyn 11142 St. Balus, Joseph Jr. and Carol, 14728 Drexel St. Barnes, David and Teresa, 5249 S. 50th St.
Brown, Ronald and Beverly, 5856 S. 49th Ave. Cherney, Bernard Jr. and Kathleen. 15228 Pepperwood Drive.
Collins, William and Mary, 3106 S. 104th Ave. Cratton, Phillip and Sue, 2936 S. 157th Circle. Engdahl, John and Mary; 507 N.
41 st St. Fideler, Russell and Annette, 5506 N. 69th St. Glenn, Sandy and Shelby 13451 Pine St. Hanco*ck, William and Susan, 12818 Erskine St.
Hobson, Michael and Sandra, 3123 N. 47th Ave. Irons, Michael and Brenda, 9710 Parker St. Kiger, Stephen and Renee, 5208 N. 64th St.
Lemire, Thomas and Mary, 3711 St. Magnuson, Daie and Linda, Papillion. Nedved, David and Pamela, 5030 S. 36th Ave. Oxton, Jay and Marilyn, 14823 Paul Plaza.
Pleper, Jerome 'and Susan, 15617 Holmes Circle. Price, Clifford and Arlene, 10617 Boyd St. Rasmussen, Nickolas and Margaret, 1014 S. 48th St. Stein, Donald and Catherine, 3016 S.
134th St. Tolliver, Gay and Ruth, Concil Bluffs. Ward, Michael and Denise, LaVista. Wilder, Daniel and Linda, LaVista. Twin Daughters Steere, Kendrick and Victoria, 14142 Karl St.
Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Laura A. Kelly vs. Jon C. Curtis A. Benson vs.
Deborah I Thomas A. Hagman vs. Laureli S. James R. Gomez vs.
Rosemary A. Lynn M. Spielvogel vs. Terry R. Judith M.
Wood vs. Robert J. Jr. Ike Kyles vs. Jessie M.
Jodi L. Brandon vs. Glyn R. Shirley M. Ferraro vs.
Fred J. David M. Hoppe vs. Nancy L. Betty M.
Staats vs. Donald L. Patricia A. Freeman vs. Kimber L.
Bruce E. Murray vs. Janet K. James W. VerHuel vs.
Christine A. Judy L. Rodino vs. Thomas J. Sentencings OMAHA MUNICIPAL COURT Listing includes fines of $100 more, jail sentences or probation.
Jerry W. Neal, 32, 6005 Park Lane Drive, one day and $100 for possession of marijuana and disorderly conduct. Joseph A. Ferrin, 17, 4915 S. 23rd 15 days for carrying a concealed weapon.
Kevin D. Bennett, 21, Council Bluffs, 10 days for theft. Youngsil K. Beach, 23, Sleepy Eye, $100 for shoplifting. Dean Kelley, 25, 2517 Ames 30 days, $100 and two-year cense suspension for second-oftense driving while license suspended and second-ottense possession of marijuana.
Debra S. Fitsch, 20, 3901 S. 35th 90 days probation for theft. Delvin T. Chapman, 24, 3838 Grover 30 days probation driving while license suspended.
Jack N. Schroeder, 46, 1300 Howard 10 days for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Tyrone K. Barry, 23, Kansas City, $100 for possession of marijuana. Theodore J.
Whitney, 19, 4673 Kansas 10 days for shoplifting. John E. Kentopp, 26, 2102 Cuming 90 days probation for theft. Maurice G. Hupp, 62, 7400 Pasadena $200 for lottery violation and illegal possession gambling device.
Ronald D. Davis, 35, 2907 Charles 30 days for shoplifting. Jack O. Davies, 40, 1056 S. 29th 90 days and two-year license suspension for second-offense driving while license suspended.
Steven Echols, 20, 3312 Parker 30 days for destruction of property and resisting arrest. Richard F. Newman, 35, 5228 Mason $300 for overloading commercial motor vehicle. Michael F. Pegram, 40, 219 S.
24th three days for theft. Glenn E. Ellis, 31, 2430 N. 33rd 30 days for receiving stolen property. Randy L.
Hannon, 22, 623 Pierce $100 for possession of marijuana. Wilma L. Muse, 41, 1925 N. 24th 20 days for shoplifting. Edward G.
Savage, 27, 2965 Burdette 15 days for shoplifting and false information. Curtis W. Osby, 27, 1902 Cuming two days for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. John B. Coleman, 32, 5122 N.
41st 15 days and one-year license suspension for driving while cense suspended and taise information. Ralph L. White, 26, 5912 days and two-year license suspension for second-offense driving while license suspended and faise information. Richard L. Grant, 48, no permanent address, 15 days for false information and theft.
Merlyn D. Aichele, 43, 2579 Laurel 10 days for shoplifting. Allen S. Blount, 18, 4548 N. 14th Ave, 30 days and one-year cense suspension for driving while license suspended.
Louis J. Bles, 36, 4018 N. 39th 30 days, $400 and one-year cense suspension for shoplifting and drunken driving. Walter G. Heinz, 26, 5410 N.
St, two days and $500 for secondoffense drunken driving. Lottery Results RAINBOW LOTTERY (OMAHA-DOUGLAS COUNTY) May 25 Winning Combination Letter: Number: 037 Color: blue or for of a li- 15 li- 69th.
