OMAHA WORLD-HERALD Saturday, May 28, 1988 Deaths and Funerals BOWL IN -Katherine M. B. DUNN- -Bertie Lyle "Toy" -Everett E. HALL-Frances J. (Raynor) LARSEN-Pamela L.
BOWLIN-Katherine age 70 formerly of Omaha. Survived by sister, Ellen Kindseth; brother, John Bowlin; many nieces and nephews. ARRANGEMENTS PENDING O'HALLORAN MURPHY 575 South Snelling, St. Paul, MN DILLAVOU-Dorothy age 77. Survived by son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Catherine; 4 grandchildren; sister Barbara Brock, Omaha; brother, Richard Brock, Santa Monica, CA.
SERVICES, Mon, 10 am, at Farnam St Chapel. Private burial. No visitation. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnom 345-1886 A Guardian Chapel DUNN-Bertie Lyle age 63, Omaha.
Preceded in death by husband, Dr. F. Lowell Dunn and mother Mrs. Gladys Knapp. Survived by daughter and son-in-law, Jean Dunn Bailey and Robert Bailey; son and daughter-inlaw, Thomas L.
Dunn and Rebecca Archer: grandchildren, Jenny Bailey, Dakota Bailey, Robert Dunn; sister, Joanne Knapp Uhlman, Boulder, CO; brothers, James M. Knapp, Kearney; J. Douglas Knapp, Kimball, NE. MEMORIAL Service, Tues 11:30 am at Dundee Presbyterian Church. Private family burial.
No visitation. Memorials suggested to Tuesday Musical Concert Series, Omaha Home for Boys or Radiation Therapy Dept. at Bishop Clarkson Memorial Hospital. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 A Guardian Chapel ELLIS Everett 74 Co.
Bluffs. SERVICES Sat. 1 pm, Westminster Presbyterian Church. Interment Branson Cemetery. MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co.
Bluffs 322-0293 -Frances (Raynor), age 50. FUNERAL Sat 9 am from the chapel to Holy Cross Church at 9:30 am. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 -LARSEN-Pamela age 30 Gretna, NE. Survived by husband, James children, Justin Donald Larsen, Joilynn Marie Larsen, Joshua James Larsen; father and mother, Donald and Mary Lou Turner, Omaha; sister, Lorri Helen Turner, Omaha; grandmother, Weyerman, Las Vegas, NV; father-in-law and mother-in-law, James (Bub) and Myrna Larsen; aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Becher; aunt, Patricia Edwards, all of Omaha; COUSin, Sandy Becher, Omaha; countless friends and loved ones. MEMORIAL Service Sat. 11 am, West Center Chapel. Private interment.
Memorials may be made to the Pamela L. Larsen Memorial Fund, River City National Bank, 5332 South 138th Omaha, NE 68137. No visitation. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 MacDOUGALL-Martha Ellen, age 76. Survived by sister, Mrs.
Wilma Johnson, Glenview, IL. MEMORIAL Service Sun. pm, at the First Unitarian Church. VISITATION. Memorials are preferred to the Church.
Those wishing to attend the Service may use the Crosby Kunold Burket Parking lot. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 A Guardian Chapel MEDLEY 73 yrs. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 16th St. 346-1144 NELSON age 76, Omaha.
Survived by husband, Edward daughter and son-in-law, Suzanne D. and John K. Lawson, Moline, IL; 2 granddaughters, Jennifer and Ann, both Moline, IL; grandson, Robert Lawson, Darien, CT. SERVICES 11 am at Roeder Mortuary, 2727 North 108th St. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
Member of West Omaha Womans Club, Mt. View Womans Club, Tangier Temple Womans Auxillary, Sat-Ra Temple 59, Daughters of the Nile and Mobile Noblettes. Memorials to the Tangier Temple Transportation Fund. ROEDER MORTUARY 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 NOVAK-Millie 64, Omaha.
Died May 27, 1988. Survived by son, Steve and wife Jan, Phoenix, AZ; 2 sisters, Rose Capelleno and Mary Sacco, both Omaha; 2 grandchildren, Steven Michael Novak and Angela Marie Novak, both Las Vegas; nieces and nephews. RAINBOW DENTAL CENTERS Dental Check-Up And Cleaning Examination, cleaning polishing of the teeth. Necessary X-Rays Adults or Children Orthodontic Evaluation Fluoride for Children 24 Hour Emergency Service Sat. and Evening Appts.
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ROSARY, Mon, 5 pm, Troia Funeral Home. Mortuary prayer, Tues 9:30 am, Troia Chapel to St Francis Cabrini for 10 am mass. Interment Holy Sepulchre. TROIA FUNERAL HOME 1725 S. 13th St.
342-3655 POPE- -Max age 88 yrs. Survived by 2 sons, Robert and daughter-in-law, Anne Pope, Omaha, William Pope, Weslaco, TX; 4 granddaughters, Kathryn Clifford, Teresa Pope, Mary Beth Pope, Maureen Beat; 3 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. ROSARY Mon. 7 pm, West Center Chapel. FUNERAL Tues.
9:15 am from the Chapel to Holy Name Church at 10 am. Interment Calvary. HEAFEY-HEAFEY HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 SKARDA- Gertrude age 82 yrs. SERVICES Sat. from Larkin Chapel at 9:30 am to St.
Bridget Church at 10 am. Interment St. Marys Cemetery. LARKIN FUNERAL HOME 24th St. 733-0493 STATION-Lt.
Paul USN, age 29 yrs. Survived by parents, James E. and Mary A. Station, Omaha; sister, Joanne Los Angeles, CA; brothers, Stephen Omaha, Daniel Mountain Home Air Force Base, James U.S.M.C., Japan. FUNERAL Service Sat.
8.30 am, at the Westside Chapel to St. Leos Church at 9 am. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSARY Fri. 8 pm, Westside Chapel.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 VAMOSI-James age 58 Omaha. Survived by wife, LaVetta; son and daughter-in-law, James M. and Deborah Vamosi, daughter and Andrew son-in-law, Vamosi, Annette all and of John Omaha; Cox; son, grandchildren; brothers, Joseph, Orange, CA, John; sister, Mary Krebs, both of Omaha. Member of the Telephone Co.
Pioneers. FUNERAL Service 10 am St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 8200 North 30th St. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. Memorials to National Diabetes Assoc.
ROSARY 7 pm at Church. VISITATION after 6 pm at Mortuary. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 VANA-Vesper age 85, Co Bluffs. SERVICES, Sat, 10:30 am, Meyer FUneral Home.
Interment Walnut Hill Cemetery. MEYER FUNERAL 545 Willow Co. Bluffs 322-0293 WOLFORD-Margaret Ann (Marty), age 54 yrs. Survived by husband, Forrest 3 sons; 3 daughters. FUNERAL NOTICE LATER KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 In Memoriam AGUILERA- Ashley Lynn. Two little hands are resting. A loving heart is still. My little daughter I love is waiting for me just over the hill. Love Mommy AGUILERA-Ashley.
Her weary hours and days of pain, her troubled nights are in my aching heart know she has found sweet rest at last. Nanna AGUILERA-Ashley. Just a thought of sweet remembrances, just a memory sad and true. Just the love and sweet devotion of the ones who think of you. Happy Birthday Ashley.
Love, Your Aunts, Chris and Patti AGUILERA-Ashley. Although you are spending your birthday in heaven, I'm sure you will hear everytime I whisper softly, happy birthday Ashley dear. Love, Nina Paul USN. VAMOSI-James Sr. VANA-Vesper F.
WOLFORD -Margaret Ann (Marty) thoughts of you will never cease. Rest in peace. Love, wife, Marge and family. SULLIVAN-Harrington, Sybil Marie. In loving memory.
Dearest Sybil Marie, one year ago today 5-28-87, you departed. Although you're not in eyesight, you're still in loves sight, LOVE YOU MUCH. Husband, James Odell Sullivan, Mother, Mrs. Ernestine Littleiohn, Bro. Larry Littleiohn, Sister Lois Stewart, Daughters, Denise Nnadozie, Charlene Rigby, Camille Harrinton, Sons, Charles and Larry Harrington, Grandchildren, Nieces, Nephews, AlLrelatives and friends.
Cemetery Lots Today is your birthday, Ashley dear, how happy would be if you were here. Better in heaven, better than here, only I miss you so, Ashley dear. Love, Nino BOB Mom, your 69 today, another Birthday you're not with Time may pass but our beautiful memories of you will last forever. Love Guy, Karen, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. BRANTING- T.
A loving grandfather and a very special person, we love you and miss you so much. KW. CAMENZIND-Richard Richard T. In loving memory of husband and father, gone 7 years ago today. You are missed as much as ever.
Our memories and 2 SPACES, Hillcrest Cemetery, cemetery priced at $415 each. We will sell for $275 each. Call 331-6813. 2 SPACES, Hillcrest Memorial Park. 331-3180.
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SPACES, Forest Lawn Cemetery, prime location. $800 or best offer. Call 813-574-7167. Florists AMATO FLOWERS 2321 North 90th St. 391-0314 BAKER'S FLOWERS 90th Fort 571-2565 84th Giles 592-7517 24th Vinton 341-9463 132nd Center.
333-1090 84th Frederick. 391-8506 EX 72nd and CASS ST. 558-7729 HY-VEE FLORAL SHOPS 5150 Center St. 553-4085 14303 St. 896-1182 3120 N.
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330-2655 KUSH FLORIST: Open today 4225 So. 25th St. 733-1700 RAY GAIN, FLORIST Cut FLOWERS, DAILY Delivery, FTD 4224 LEAVENWORTH 551-0658 TYRRELL'S FLOWERS Shaker Place, 107th Pacific, 399-9935. Funeral Directors BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N.
72nd St. 391-2171 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3618 Farnam St.
345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 Suspected Pot Distributor Faces Hearing to Establish His Identity The court-appointed attorney defending a North Bend, man asked Friday that federal officials be required to prove her client is the same man named in a marijuana-trafficking indictment in Indiana. Attorney Edna Atkins said a certified copy of the indictment from South Bend, was not sufficient proof that her client, Robbi Lee Stansberry, is the same Robbi Stansberry accused in the indictment.
U.S. Magistrate Richard Kopf granted Ms. Atkins' request and scheduled a hearing for next Friday. A handed federal grand jury indictment up April 15 in South Bend but kept sealed until last Tuesday accuses Robbi Stansberry of one count of conspiracy to distribute marijuana, two counts of distribution of marijuana and one count of causing interstate travel to further marijuana trafficking. Stansberry was one of 63 people accused in two indictments of harvesting marijuana in Indiana, Iowa and Ne braska, storing it in northwest Indiana, then taking it to Florida, where it was colored with red dye and used as a filler for more expensive marijuana brought in from other countries.
Stansberry, 26, is an employee of a packing plant at Schuyler, Neb. After he appeared two hours late for the hearing Friday, Kopf ordered him to contact a federal probation officer every two days while he is awaiting next week's hearing. Stansberry told the magistrate he was delayed because he received a traffic ticket while traveling to Omaha. Teen to Face Escape Count A 17-year-old Omahan accused of aiding the escape of a fellow prisoner from the Douglas County Corrections Center was ordered Friday to stand trial. Authorities said Sammy Johnson swapped identities with Keith Johnson, 19, when Omaha police officers took the two teenagers to the corrections center after they appeared in court May 11.
Corrections officials then released Keith Johnson, thinking he was Sammy Johnson, after someone posted Sammy Johnson's bail, authorities said. Keith Johnson, a San Diego native CLIP AD BIG TREES 46. OFF Oak, Colo, Norway, Linden, Douglas Fir, Marshall, Birch, Sycamore, Bradford LOVELAND 9816 331-5262 Franciscan Adult DayCare Center For adults who cannot be left alone or those who do not wish to be alone during the day. Home-like Atmosphere Registered Nurse on Duty Secure Environment Reasonable Rates Full-time assistance and supervision for individuals with memory loss, those who are confused and those who have suffered strokes. CALL 393-2113 900 North 90th Located within New Cassel Retirement Center The Soaps United Feature Syndicate ALL MY CHILDREN: Stuart and Cindy exchanged wedding vows.
Right after the ceremony, an explosion was heard as Ross ran out of the Chandler mansion carrying a bomb that Jeb had planted. Skye came out of her coma, but pretended that she was still comatose. Erica's investigator hasn't turned up anything on Silver's whereabouts. Matt walked out on Nina, who admitted that she lied about him being the father of her baby. Palmer secretly tampered with Nina's hospital records.
ANOTHER WORLD: Vicky was forced to use Lisa's psychic powers to locate Mikey, who 1 had fallen into a gas-filled pipe shaft in the laundry room of Vicky's apartment building. Jason rescued Mikey. Amanda fretted over Sam, who underwent surgery to remove the blood clot from his brain. The child welfare board has rescinded Vicky's temporary custody of Mikey. Some school friends helped Matthew, Kevin and Tracy stand up to Tad.
AS THE WORLD TURNS: In Montega, Craig was stunned when he learned that Sierra had been executed during a government takeover. Beau found Herb's body at Laura's motel room. Laura set up a seduction scene for Bob's benefit, but Beau prevented her from killing Bob. Laura confessed to Beau that she had killed their father because he had sexually abused her for years. Barbara and Hal were married.
Craig brought Bryant back to Oakdale. THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: Ridge unwittingly tipped Brooke to fact that Stephanie could have sent the letter that revealed Steven's whereabouts. Donna signed a contract to model for one of Nick's magazines. Stephanie paid Bill to give Steven a job. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Shane saved Kimberly just as The Slasher was about to slit her throat.
Roman took Diana to the free clinic, where Mike performed her appendectomy. Mike caught April stealing drugs for her mother. Jose made arrangements to have Roman killed during a drug deal. Torres told Victor that Justin is in cahoots with Roman. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Alan had visions of taking over Monica's job when she said she's giving it up before she has a mental breakdown.
Felicia met with Frisco's last contact, Leblanc, who told her that Frisco had died in an explosion. Someone shot at LeBlanc after he asked Felicia if she had received a package from Frisco. Anna was furious when Duke admitted that he's involved with organized crime. Simone phoned from England and told Tom she had accepted a job at Oxford University. GUIDING LIGHT: The police commissioner ordered that the hit man be taken off Rusty's trail.
Later, the hit man was found murdered. Alan was forced to announce that he was stepping down as head of Spaulding and turning the company over to Phillip. Alan-Michael decked Phillip after he learned that Phillip had deliberately ousted Alan. LOVING: Jeff, who has Trisha on his mind, didn't respond to Gwyneth. Stacey forgave Rick and Trisha for "stealing" her manuscript after she learned that Liz thinks she can get Stacey's book published.
Jeff told Trisha that he was once married. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: When he returned home, Clint told the family that he hit his head after Oakie threw him and when he woke up, his vision had returned but he amnesia. Viki told the family that she had sunstroke while searching for Clint and later woke up in a hospital where she was tended to by Howard's daughter, Brenda, who looks just like May. On the phone, Bo told a mystery person that Clint is alive. Someone murdered George.
A second attempt was made to kill Steve. RYAN'S HOPE: Nancy realized that Dakota is setting John up for a political fall. Dakota threatened that if Nancy says a word about his he'll tell Ben that Lizzie had tried to see him when he was in a coma. Ryan learned that her divorce from Rick is final. Lizzie blames herself for Ben's accident.
Jack, Frank and the police want Ryan to continue her research on the Donai crime family. SANTA BARBARA: Cruz's rescuer, Oscar, told him that he had washed up on the shore of an island owned by Dr. Willoughby. The doctor's daughter, Sylvia, tried to help Cruz escape the island. Cain and Andrea located Ming Li, who was working in a strip joint.
Cain can't take her to America without proof that she's his daughter. Eden tracked Cruz to Willoughby's island, but was stunned when Cruz didn't recognize her. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Brad was delighted when Traci told him that she's pregnant. Phillip told Cricket that the paternity tests show he's the father of Nina's baby. Kay and Jill offered to pay Nina a million dollars to take her son and disappear from Genoa City.
Ex-Nebraskan to Stand Trial for Murder Madison, Wis. (AP) A Madison veterinarian accused of killing two veterinary students and then sexually assaulting the female victim waived his preliminary hearing and will stand trial. Michael Person, 26, formerly of Alma, will stand trial on two charges of first-degree murder and a count of second-degree sexual assault in the May 15 killings of Cathie Rauwald, 26, and Timothy Regan, 24. Dane County Circuit Judge Michael Torphy ordered that Person's bail be continued at $210,000. Torphy ordered the case to trial but scheduled no arraignment date.
Omahan Faces Murder Count A Douglas County District Court trial was ordered Friday for an Omaha man charged with second-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony in the May 7 shooting death of Michael Frazier. Roger Wells, 35, of 5012 N. 61st is accused of shooting Frazier, 36, in the neck with a handgun during an argument over $15 that Wells owed Frazier, authorities said. The shooting occurred about 2 a.m. outside Wells' home, police said.
Douglas County Judge John McGrath ordered the trial for Wells during a preliminary hearing Friday. Wells was released earlier after posting 10 percent of a $10,000 bail. Renee Nance, Frazier's girlfriend, testified during the hearing that she, Frazier, Wells and some other people had been drinking together at a bar before the shooting. When Wells and Frazier began arguing over the money, she said, they went to Wells' home. Miss Nance testified that about 2 a.m.
she and Frazier began to drive away from the house. But Frazier went back, saying he was going to get his money, she said. When Frazier got out his car and walked toward the house, Wells shot him, Miss Nance tesitifed. Frazier died about an hour later at University Hospital. Memorial Service Set For Bertie Lyle Dunn A memorial service will be held at 11:30 a.m.
Tuesday for Bertie Lyle Dunn, widow of prominent Omaha physician F. Lowell Dunn. Mrs. Dunn, 63, of 847 Fairacres Road, died Thursday of cancer at Clarkson Hospital. Her husband, recognized as one of the men responsible for the expansion of the University of Nebraska medical college in the 1950s, and for development of the C.
Louis Meyer Rehabilitation Center for Children, died in 1973. Mrs. Dunn, a native of Ansley, was a graduate of the University of Nebraska School of Nursing. She served as the school nurse at Monroe Junior High School for nearly 20 years until October, when she became too ill to continue, said Mrs. Dunn's daughter, Jean Bailey.
Mrs. Dunn was active in the Tuesday Musical series at the Joslyn Art Museum for a number of years, Mrs. Bailey said, and participated in several civic organizations. The service will be held at Dundee Presbyterian Church. In addition to her daughter, Mrs.
Dunn is survived by her son, Dr. Thomas M. Dunn, Laramie, Wyo. New Cassel Retirement Center 900 North 90th Apartment living for people who are independent and wish to remain that way. Meals Provided Utilities Paid R.N.
on Duty Daily Chapel and Full-Time Chaplain 24-Hour Security Call 393-2277 For a Private Tour New Cassel has a Reputation for After the hearing, Person's attorney, Robert Burr, said his client will plead innocent to the charges but would not say whether he also would plead insanity. Person is accused of shooting Miss Rauwald and Regan as the two lay i in bed. The criminal complaint said Person was angered because Miss Rauwald, whom he claimed to be in love with for about six months, ignored his romantic overtures. The criminal complaint said Person shot Regan three times in the head and body and shot Miss Rauwald twice in The Record the head with a semiautomatic rifle. Person then dragged Regan's body from the bed to the garage and returned to the bedroom and sexually assaulted the dead woman for about a half-hour, the complaint said.
Person then went to the Beltline Animal Hospital where he worked and got animal anesthetics, which he injected into his dogs and himself, the complaint said. A colleague and a neighbor entered the house about five hours after the incident and found Person in a stupor and his dogs dead. Police Calls ing maintaining six a months common probation nuisance. for Kenneth J. Smith, 30, of 2510.
S. 20th 45 days in Jall, 730-day BURGLARIES By Judge Jerry Gitnick license suspension for second-ofMarkeletta Wilson, 4462 Redman Keith E. Drake, 28, of 1703 N. 38th tense driving during suspension, television, value $600, re- 20 months to five years tor criminal mischief. ported Thursday.
third-offense shoplifting. Eric D. Waller, 19, of 2806 Wirt Jesus H. Cordova, 3154 Grand gold chain, value $400, reported Thursday. THEFTS Frank L.
Brunda, Omaha, camera, lens, flash, tripod and bag, value $450, from vehicle at 2121 Douglas reported Thursday. David W. Booth, Omaha, telephone, intercom system, VCR, towels and kitchen applicances, value more than $300, from 3520 Cass reported Thursday. Gertrude Simpson, Omaha, television, value $300, from 2034 Bancroft reported Thursday. James E.
Toland, Omaha, cement water fountain, value $350, from 10468 reported Thursday. ROBBERIES Steve M. Price, 19, of Craig, $100 In cash taken by two men near 19th Street and St. Mary's Avenue, 12:40 a.m. Friday, No weapon shown.
First man was described black, 20, 5-foot-10, 150 pounds, with an earring in his left ear, wearing a T-shirt and jeans; second man described as black, 6-foot-4, 185 pounds, wearing a white shirt, black pants and tan shoes. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Teddy Broom, 21, of 4918 Ames one-car at 6118 Ames 9:07 a.m. Thursday. Mark J. Lanoha, 33, of 3413 Westgate Plaza, one-car on Interstate 80 entrance ramp at 42nd Street, 11:52 a.m.
Thursday. Carol L. Conway, 46, of 1724 S. 74th and Gwendolyn J. Stennis, 35, of 5725 N.
50th threecar at 69th and Dodge Streets, 9:48 a.m. Thursday. Maurine Sandie, 62, of Haywood, two-car at 84th and Cass Streets, 10:45 pm. Thursday. Christine Harner, 25, Jessica Harner, 10 months, and Rachel Triplett, 5, all of 11226 Jackson two at 60th and Streets, 5:18 p.m.
Thursday. Anthony B. Weston, 19, of 1811 Emmet five-car at 9302 Maple 4:50 p.m. Thursday. Lamar R.
Greene, 17, of 5110 N. 49th and Leslie Greene, 18, of 5616 Hartman two-car at the 4600 block of North 90th Street, 9:10 p.m. Thursday. Sentencing DOUGLAS CO. DISTRICT COURT Listing includes fines of $100 or more, Jail sentences or probation.
By Judge Robert Burkhard Shane E. Bottorff, 20, of 2916 S. 50th 45 days (suspended), two years probation and 200 hours community service for theft by unlawful taking. Jay S. Ebert, 23, of 8225 Wilson Drive, 10 months for theft by unlawful taking.
Lawrence R. Eklund, 18, of 5418 S. 33rd 45 days (suspended), two years probation and 200 hours community service for theft by unlawful taking. Joe T. Ewoldt, 32, Charter Oak, lowa, 60 days and $100 for attempted possession of cocalne.
Penny R. Ewoldt, 30, Charter Oak, Iowa, 45 days (suspended), $500 and two years probation for possession of a controlled substance. Scott J. Grate, 20, of 6702 N. 41st 90 days, five years probation and 400 hours community service for robbery.
Joseph Jusino, 24, of 516 Park five to 10 years tor possession with Intent to deliver cocaine. Eduardo Arroyo, 27, of 1912 S. 29th six months for second-degree forgery. By Judge Theodore Carlson Gerald Arrowsmith, 34, of 7 Hunter Ave. in Council Bluffs, three years for attempted burglary.
Jeffrey S. Wilson, 27, of 5031 Ruggles one to three years for attempted burgiary. Christine L. Adams, 39, of 5318 S. 31st one to three years for third-offense shoplifting.
By Judge John E. Clark Greg A. Manzer, 18. of 818 S. 30th 90 days for theft by unlawful taking.
Dawn V. Dvorak, 19, of 6102 S. 17th 90 days (suspended) and two years probation for theft by unlawful taking. By Judge Lawrence Corrigan Curtis L. Avery, 30, of 1519 N.
38th one to two years for third-oftense shoplifting. By Judge Stephen Davis Anthony Austin, 26, Omaha, four years and $1,000 for possession of cocaine. Beverly L. Clinard, 22, of 4648 Cum- Joseph L. Morrow, 23, Omaha, one year for attempted possession of cocaine.
By Judge Paul Hickman Marcus E. Bryant, 29, of 2858 Browne six months for thirddegree sexual assault. David B. Poncelow, 37, of 12247 Signal Drive, 90 days (suspended), $200 and two years probation for theft by recelving stolen property. By Judge Keith Howard Samuel J.
Pearson, 39, Omaha, to three years for two counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. Etta J. Johnson, 26, of 4325 Binney 19 to 30 months for shoplifting. Terrie L. Huffmann, 30.
of 2572 Crown Point six months for possession of a controlled substance. By Judge J. Patrick Mullen Jamison M. Alford, 29, Omaha, to three years for violating probation. Randall L.
Rodgers, 29, of 4547 Crown Point 90 days (60 suspended) and three years probation for second-degree forgery. Dorothy M. Brown, 27, of 5436 N. 46th five years probation for welfare fraud. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT Listing Includes fines of $100 or more, Jail sentences or probation.
John P. Brennan, 46, of 8308 Bowie Drive, $150 for leaving scene of property-damage accident. Lonnie A. Wesley, 34, of 1612 Ohio $100 for no proof of insurance. Carlo A.
Partee, 16, of 2445 Templeton five days in jall for carrying concealed weapon. Terry L. Dunbar, 28, of 7005 N. 24th $100 for drinking on public property. Scott R.
Schmidt, 15, of 205 North Stark Bennington, $100 for possession of liquor by a minor. Akbar Pishehvar, 61, of 2216 S. 143rd Plaza, $250 for second-oftense shoplifting. Fkhir Pishehvar, 49, of 2216 S. 143rd Plaza, $250 for second-oftense shoplifting.
Lashari N. Hogan, 15, of 3848 Parker $300 for shoplifting, possession of marijuana, giving false information. Dwight A. Williams, 21, of 2109 Browne $20, 120 days tion for driving during suspension. Keith L.
Caldwell, 44, of 3533 N. 39th $50, 180 days probation for driving during suspension. Marty C. Deberry, 20, of 2121 Douglas $25, 180 days probation for driving during suspension. Eduardo Aviles, 22, of 823 S.
24th one day in jail for giving false information. Harold L. Hussey, 28, of 3976 Weber $120, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving, carrying concealed weapon. Tammy R. Jordan, 18, of 2220 N.
19th 20 days in jail for soliciting prostitution. Pearline G. Mosley, 48, of 7301 N. 33rd $100 for failure to display liquor license. Russell M.
Wiley, 33, of 1505 S. 28th $500, seven days in jail for soliciting prostitution. Keith R. Devney, 19, of 15327 Douglas Circle, two days In jail for possession of liquor by a minor. Dana L.
Cobbin, 18, of 2814 $150 for theft. Raydell A. Nared, 18, of 4488 Redman five days in jail for theft. Jacqueline Walter, 29, of 6934 ney $150 for no proof of insurance. Jennifer L.
Vessar, 17, of 802 Donegal Drive, Papillion, $100 for soliciting prostitution. Ezequial Martinez, 844 S. 22nd one day in jail for disorderly conduct. Annette I. Guille, 20, of 5722 Pratt $200 for giving false Information, soliciting prostitution.
Randy N. Conway, 26, of 2437 Crown Point five days in jail for disorderly conduct. Lucious C. Conway, 20, of 6329 Park Lane Drive, five days in jail for obstructing administration of the law. Bertha L.
Amerson, 22, of 3411 Boyd $100 for soliciting prostitution. Owen J. Allen, 24, of 528 S. 28th $200, seven days in Jail, oneyear license suspension for drunken driving, driving during suspension, no proof of insurance. Eric D.
Waller, 19, of 2806 Wirt 90 days In jall, one-year license suspension for driving during suspension. Grover T. Davis, 38, of 4026 Hamilton $100 for soliciting prostitution. Brian P. Rodriques, 17, of 7600 Main Raiston, $150 for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalla.
Tina K. Cantrell, 19, of 330 Jaynes 10 Jall for theft. Tammy J. Vawser, 24, of 1019 S. 30th 15 days In Jall for second-offense soliciting prostitution.
Richard A. Root, 34, of 4218 N6- braska $500, 30 days In Jall, one-year license suspension for second-offense drunken driving, driving during suspension. Mark W. Hogue 36, of Weeping Water, $100, 21 days in Jall, 250 days probation for assault and battery. Deanna L.
Ricks, 17, of 2111 Larimore $100 for no driver's license. Robert L. Hunter, 34, 3506 30 days in jail for theft. Marriage Licenses DOUGLAS COUNTY whom police have identified as a member of a West Coast drug gang called the Crips, remains at large. Douglas County Judge John McGrath ordered the trial for Sammy Johnson during a preliminary hearing Friday.
Sammy Johnson remains in custody on $100,000 bail set on the charge of aiding an escape. At the time of the escape, Sammy Johnson had been charged with shoplifting and was ordered held on $7,500 bail. Keith Johnson had been ordered held at the Corrections Center on $135,000 bail, set earlier on a felony charge of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm and several misdemeanors. Authorities have said that the Johnsons apparently are related and that Sammy Johnson is not associated with any gangs. Videotapes Catch 2 For Veishea Riots Ames, Iowa (UPI) Police, relying on photographs and videotapes taken during three days of rioting during the Iowa State University Veishea celebration, arrested two people Thursday in connection with the disturbance near the ISU campus.
James W. Graflus, 10834 Cottonwood Lane, 29, and Terressa A. Collette, 10834 Cottonwood Lane, 26. Leslie C. Hellbusch, 8905 Douglas Court, 42, and Joan M.
Swanson, 6657 S. 86th 27. David L. Norris, Cape Girardeau, 23, and Elizabeth M. Bonacci, Cape Girardeau, 22.
Mark A. Clarke, 5801 Latayette 24, and Anne M. Burns, 938 Eldorado Drive, 23. Steven T. McKern, Route 3, Council Bluffs, 24, and Janet M.
Wanninger, 5110 Grover 21. James K. Saunders, 6330 96th 28, and Rebecca A. Gilliam, 1013 W. 31st Bellevue, 24.
Robert M. Schmit, 6712 S. 73rd 24, and Mary K. Melcher, 6712 S. 73rd 24.
Gerald J. Solis 2033 N. 70th 23, and Julle A. Harrison, 6309 Camden 23. James J.
Stumpt I1, 2606 S. 166th Circle, 22, and Judith L. Corell, 11606 Spaulding 23. Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked Janet L. Luchesi vs.
Mark J. Diercks. Mohammed T. Aboelille vs. Josefina.
Wendy L. Olsen vs. John E. Madeline L. Horton vs.
Michael A. Renee Walz vs. Mark. Joyce A. Robinson vs.
Virl H. Esteban Jaime vs. Montie S. Denise M. Kinney vs.
John M. Dennis L. Mertz vs. Peggy A. Renee A.
Stawnlak vs. Christopher B. Linda J.S. Barnes vs. Ronald G.
Diane E. Brauer vs. Lance R. Debra R. Hulvey vs.
Frank A. Belinda G. Krug vs. Jesse F. Mary M.
Berenis vs. Joseph A. Donna M. Berka vs. Gary L.
Rosalie A. Davis vs. Jon H. Agatha D. Brewer vs.
Duane. Diane C. Petersen vs. Leslie K. DOUGLAS COUNTY Granted Larry and Nancy Welch.
Mara L. and Elias Robert Richards. Maxine N. and George A. Erpelding.
Sharon A. and John B. Devore: Cindy R. and Pierce F. Carpenter.
Martha I. and Cecil L. Foster Ill: Linda L. and Dennis W. Peek.
Brian G. and Nancy Sutej. Roderick W. and Brenda L. Combs.
Diana Y. and Robert T. Madej. Kelly N. and Carol L.
Kracht. Diana L. Vassos-Ebirim and Livingstone C. Ebirim. John M.
and Connie A. McPherson (annulled). Marcella A. and Frank J. Pultinev-, cius.
Deborah A. and Martin T. Baker. Lora F. and Frank J.
Empkey. Mary P. Dennis E. Page. Lee Ann and Jack E.
Webb. Paula L. and Derrick C. Tipier..
