26 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1904. LINCOLN, NE. JOURNAL: so THAD ALMANAC WEATHER Forecasts FRI SAT SUN MON A Chance of showers Partly sunny Mostly sunny Mostly sunny 52 58 39 60 40 68 42 Nebraska: Tonight: Windy with a 40 percent chance of evening thunderstorms. Low in the mid-50s. South wind 20 to 30 mph.
Friday: Windy and cooler. A 20 percent chance of showers. High 60 to 65. Northwest wind 20 to 35 mph. forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures S.D.
WYO. IOWA Scottsbluff Norfolk Omaha North Platte Grand Island Lincoln MO. COLO. KAN. Nebraska: Tonight: Windy and cooler.
A chance of evening showers west and evening thunderstorms east. Lows upper 30s northwest to the mid-50s southeast. Friday: Windy and cool. A chance of showers, especially north. Highs from the lower 50s northwest to the mid-60s southeast.
Extended forecast: Saturday and Sunday, dry and cool. Lows upper 20s to lower 30s west and 30s to lower 40s east. Highs upper 50s and lower 60s. Monday, dry and warmer. Lows upper 30s to lower 40s.
Highs mid-60s to around 70. Lincoln Almanac Wednesday Precipitation: Precipitation: 0.35 month to date: 0.46 0.46) High: 69 Low: 54 Sunset year to date: 7:03 18.81 (normal 24.45) Normal: High 71 Low 45 today: p.m. Record: 93, 1963; 25, 1952 Sunrise Friday: 7:30 a.m. Nebraska Almanac Wednesday Wednesday, 70 59 .24 Falls City Alliance. 72 49 .58 Grand Island Beatrice.
68 65 .78 Hastings. Broken Bow 72 59 .20 Chadron 78 51 .66 Kearney 66 60 McCook 72 54 .30 National North Norfolk Sidney Omaha Wednesday, Platte 71 75 66 70 63 63 49 55 58 58898 I .66 Valentine 73 57 .30 Forecast for Friday, October 1 7 50s 60s 70s -708 50s 50s 60s 60s- 608 70s 80s 80s 90s 70s FRONTS: 90s COLD WARM STATIONARY 1994 Accu-Weather, Inc. Pressure 22 0 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN 7-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY Forecasts for select U.S. cities: Friday Outik Friday Outik Friday Outik Albuquerque 70 45 fair Detroit 75 56 poldy Philadelphia 51 sunny 45 28 rain Fargo 56 38 rain Phoenix.
pcidy Atlanta 77 55 sunny Hartford-Spgfid 65 48 sunny Pittsburgh. 71 50 sunny 72 47 sunny Honolulu. 76 sunny Maine 48 sunny Billings. 62 40 sunny Houston 71 mcidy Portland, sunny 89 Birmingham 79 58 poldy Indianapolis 77 72 56 56 poldy Rapid City 36 poldy Boston 68 50 sunny Kansas City moldy 85 53 sunny Brownsville 89 74 windy Las Vegas 81 55 sunny St. Louis 59 moldy Buffalo 70 54 sunny Little Rock 80 66 pcidy Salt Lake City 40 sunny Charleston, S.C....
79 61 pcidy Los Angeles 86 64 sunny San 86 65 moldy Charlotte, N.C. 73 52 sunny Memphis 84 pcidy San 60 sunny Cheyenne 40 32 poldy Miami 86 76 pcidy San Francisco sunny 77 58 pcidy Milwaukee 68 64 57 45 shwrs Sioux 57 47 moldy poldy Cincinnati 75 56 sunny Mpis-St. moldy 41 Cleveland 73 55 sunny New Orleans 85 68 poldy Tampa-St. Ptrsbg. 88 poldy Dallas-Ft.
Worth 82 59 tstrm New York City 72 54 sunny Tucson 83 pcidy 56 35 moldy Oklahoma 74 52 tstrm Washington, D.C.. 73 50 sunny Des Moines 69 47 moldy Orlando 86 73 pcidy Wichita 71. poldy RECORD Courts Minimum sentence for publication, one or more of the following: 10 days jail, $250 total fine, six months probation or license suspension, probation revocation. Also published: bindovers to District Court. Court costs additional to fines.
Age, address, if any, from public record. Corrections will be made only if public record was reported incorrectly. District Court Theft By Receiving Stolen Property Frederick, Michael 37, 644 Northborough Lane. 20 months-three years prison. Theft By Unlawful Taking Theis, Bobby, 19, 1619 N.
28th amended from burglary. Two years probation, $2,476 restitution. County Court Driving Under Suspension Mora, Mary 41, 1531 S. 19th One year license suspension, $200. Carmichael, Kerry 23, 6615 Havelock Also: seat-belt violation, fictitious plates, disobey traffic signal.
One year license suspension, $265. Copley, Franklin 18, 1520 W. St. Six months probation. Unlawful Controlled Substance Gray, Edward Lloyd, 41, 2600 Orchard St.
Also: aid and abet delivery of controlled substance. Bound to District Court, $50,000 bond. Billupe, Billy Ray, 38, 605 S. 10th three counts. Bound to District Court, $100,000 bond.
Hubert, Glenn Roy, 39, 424 N. 25th St. Also: aid and abet delivery of controlled substance. Bound to District Court, $20,000 bond. Terroristic Threats Fahmbruch, Rusty Michael, 21, 810 Also: use or carry weapon to commit felony.
Bound to District Court, $15,000 bond. Driving While Intoxicated Fleming, Anthony 29, Denver. Seven days jail; six months license suspension, $300. Vehicle Weight, Tire Limits Hunt, Hershell, 47, Roca. $575.
Markwardt, Steven, 40, 2233 S. 38th St. $325. Second-Degree Forgery Aruwajoye, Samson Adeniran, 36, no address given. Bound to District Court, $5,000 bond.
Insufficent Fund Check Brunk, Donald 27, 1609 Euclid Ave. Bound to District Court, $1,000 bond. Personal record Marriage licenses Hurtbut, Robert 39, 2840 S. 24th and VastMeza, na, Gerardo 31, 1935 and Oden, Jody 41, 5005 Southwood Circle. Debora 28, 1935 Moore, Cornelius, 33, 2268 and Madison, Renae Threase, 26, 2435 Dudley St.
Munger, Robert 26, 308 S. 46th and Noe, DEATHS Alexander, Troy L. Batchelder, Dorothy S. Bohlke, Zella L. Brooks, David D.
Burroughs, Ann L. Byars, Rose H. Cumberland, Valeria "'Pat' DeBrie, Gwendolyn Evans, Bernice Faling, William Gottula, Orville R. Hans, Harold Heinke, Harry J. Jr.
Hite, Darlene Yvonne (Goodwin) Howey, Walden "Doc" Hoy, Lavern M. Junker, Herman Kresak, Kenneth E. Micari, Craig F. Novak, Daniel L. Sr.
Renteria, Francisco Seevers, Erna E. Sevenker, Helen E. Tachovsky, Lester Wittstruck, Maynard C. This newspaper runs, free of charge, one-time notice of any death in Lincoln, in the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, or of any former longtime resident. Publication after that first day requires payment of a fee and will be labeled as paid.
Lincoln Batchelder Dorothy 86, 4301 Normal died Wednesday Survivors: husband, Charles, Lincoln; daughter, Donna Vidlock, Lincoln; granddaughters; great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Memorial services: 11 a.m. Monday, Lincoin Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Cremation.
No viewing. Memorials to Tabitha Hospice. Brooks David 17, 2345 N.W. Seventh died Monday Services: 10:30 Friday, ButherusMaser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. The Rev.
Bill Yeager. No viewing. Memorials to Foundation. Paid Burroughs Ann 68, Lincoln, died Sunday Private services. No visitation.
Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to family. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Paid Byars Rose 69, 6827 Francis died Wednesday Born, Lincoln.
Seamstress, Miller Paine. Graduated, Lincoln Northeast High School. Member, St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Survivors: son, James, Lincoln; daughter, Katherine Byars-Clausen, Lincoln.
Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, 6126 Morrill Ave. No visitation. Memorials to family.
Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Omaha man sentenced in carjacking OMAHA (AP) U.S. District Judge William Cambridge has sent an Omaha man to prison for years on carjacking and weapon charges. Cambridge sentenced Calshaun L. Johnson, 23, to years for aiding and abetting a carjacking and five years for aiding and abetting the use of a weapon to commit a felony.
Both terms are to be followed by three years of supervised release. Johnson will serve the sentences consecutively, Cambridge said in sentencing on Monday. Johnson is the second person in Nebraska to be sentenced under a 1992 law that made carjacking a federal crime. Richard Scott, 38, and a woman passenger told police they were stopped at a red light in Omaha about 4 a.m. Jan.
22 when two men, one of them Johnson, approached the car. One of the men brandished a gun and drove away in the car. Johnson ran away. Scott and his passenger flagged down a passing police officer, who caught Johnson running through a yard nearby. The second man got away.
Christopher wants delay in Russian gun imports WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Warren Christopher wants the Treasury Department to delay approval of requests by U.S. companies to import $1 billion in weapons and ammunition from the former Soviet Union. Christopher wants to consider whether the new trade would affect the foreign policy and security interests of the United States, the State Department spokesman said Monday. More than 250 requests for licenses to import 7 billion rounds of ammunition and 7.6 million rifles and pistols are involved, Michael McCurry said in announcing the State Department would conduct a review. In 1993, 18,000 rifles and pistols were legally imported from Russia, and in 1992, 1,000 were approved by the Treasury.
Last week, President Clinton elicited a promise from Russian President Boris Yeltsin not to sign any new contracts to provide weapons to Iran. However, Yeltsin insisted on fulfilling existing contracts. Administration officials said they did not know how many submarines and other major weapons were "in the pipeline." boyfriend's bomb hand was destroyed. The boy, 15, had learned how to build the bomb from a computer service. "He was going to blow up a big rock for her," Derzis said.
"But she knelt down and touched the device to the battery by accident, and it went off." The boy, whose identity was not released, was charged with assault in a juvenile court petition. Evans Bernice, 84, Lincoln, died Tuesday Retired administrator, Bryan Memorial Hospital. Member, Church of the Brethren. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Larry and Linnea, Omaha; two grandchildren, Shawn, Tim. Services: 10 a.m.
Saturday, ButherusMaser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. The Rev. Dale Dowdy. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Darwin, John, Dave, Tanner Penrod, Shawn, Tim Evans.
Memorials to Church of the Brethren or American Diabetes Foundation. Paid Faling William, 74, Coupeville, formerly Lincoln, died Tuesday Born, Lincoln. Survivors: daughter, son-inlaw, Carole and Neal Amtmann, Coupeville; sister, Jane Currier, Sunnyville, brother, Marvin, Grand Island. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Saturday, Wyuka.
Visitation: after 2 p.m. Friday, Wadlow-Rozanek Colonial Chapel, 5200 St. Memorials to Leukemia Society of America. Paid Gottula Orville 87, 860 S. 37th died Wednesday Born, Steinauer.
Train dispatcher, Burlington Northern Railroad, 47 years. Member, Trinity United Methodist Church, Burlington Northern Cornhusker Club, American Train Dispatchers Association, Masonic Lodge 26, Beatrice, OES Electra Chapter 8, Lincoln. Past president, Burlington Veterans Association. Recipient, The Jordan Award. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Richard and Eileen, Richland, daughter, son-in-law, Mary Beth and the Rev.
Allan Byrne, South Bend, brothers, sistersin-law, Elmer and Mary, Beatrice, Omar and Marjorie, Lincoln, Melvin and Hilda, Adams; sisters, Isabelle Block, Lincoln, Donnabelle Goss, Phoenix; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife, Fern. Services: 10 a.m. Friday, Trinity United Methodist Church. The Rev.
Lauren Ekdahl. Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum. Pallbearers: John Brower, Harold Vant, Lloyd Gritz, William Campbell. Visitation: family will greet friends, 4-8 p.m. today, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 one hour before services, church.
Memorials to Trinity United Methodist Church, 1345 S. 16th St. Lincoln NE 68502. Paid Hite Darlene Yvonne (Goodwin), 62, 840 N. 56th died Monday Services: 1 p.m.
Friday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Visitation: until services Friday, funeral home. Memorials in care of family. Paid Howey Walden 94, Lincoln, died Tuesday Services: Pending.
Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Paid Novak Daniel L. 47, Lincoln, died Tuesday Born, Lincoln. Retired businessman, Novak Auto Services.
Former employee, Misle Chevrolet. Former president, Nebraska Auto Body Association. Vietnam veteran. Recipient, Bronze Star. Member, VFW Post 131, American Legion Post 3, Nebraska Stroke Foundation.
Survivors: wife, Marjorie; sons, Dan California, Charlie, Lincoln; brother, Bradley, Lincoln; aunts; uncles; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by parents; brother, Michael. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Wadlow-Rozanek Colonial Chapel, 5200 St. The Rev.
Woodrow Wilson. Wyuka. Visitation: until 9 tonight, funeral home. Memorials to family. Paid Renteria Francisco, 29, Lincoln, died Saturday Prayer service: 5 p.m.
today, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Services: 11 a.m. Friday, Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Jesus Christ Church, 1020 S. 15th St.
Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 5-9 p.m. today, funeral home; one hour before services Friday, church. Memorials in care of family. Paid Wittstruck Maynard 58, 6250 S.
14th died Tuesday Survivors: wife, Donna; sons, daughters-in-law, Charles and Kathey, Crete, Donray and Julie, Ashland; daughters, sons-in-law, Susan and Bob Pavlish, Estes Park, Patricia and Steven Hearn, Lincoln; brother, sister-in-law, Leon and Janice, Roca; sister, brother-in-law, Regina and Ted Schirmer, Lincoln; aunts, Dorothy Huffman, Fairfield, lowa, Mabel Frohn, Michigan; 12 grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Preceded in death by parents, Harlen and Leona. Services: 3 p.m. Friday, Lincoln Memorial of Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.
The Rev. Paul Weckle. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pall- bearers: Don Shively, Laurence Danekas, Greg Sibal, Chuck Hoover, Joe Moats, Lester Hietbrink, Jean Robertson. Visitation: 2 p.m.
today until services, funeral home. Memorials to Tabitha Hospice or Sprague Community Church. Paid Nebraska Alexander Troy 22, Phoenix, formerly Grand Island, died Sunday Born, Grand Island. Graduated, Northwest High School, Grand Island, 1990. Attended University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University of Nebraska at Kearney, Arizona State University.
Member, Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship. Survivors: mother, Jan Alexander, Chapman; father, stepmother, Dick and Kareen Alexander, Grand Island; brother, Scott, Chapman; stepsister, Amy Ayala, Olympia, grandparents, Bill Hardenbrook, Central City, Pearl Seufert, Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander, Grand Island. Services: 11 a.m.
Friday, Faith United Methodist Church, Grand Island. Visitation: 3-9 p.m. today, Apfel-Butler-Geddes Funeral Home, Grand Island. Memorial established. Bohlke Zella 62, Hastings, formerly Kenesaw, died Wednesday Born, Fullerton.
Member, Keystone Baptist Church, Hastings, Kenesaw Readmore Club, Lay Witness Missions. Past local chairwoman, Angel Tree Project. Volunteer, Hastings Museum. Past member, Kenesaw United Methodist Church. Survivors: daughters, Stephanie Schulte, Grand Island, Michele Chrisp, Kenesaw; son, Tim, Lincoln; brother, Larry Phillips, Fullerton; 10 grandchildren.
Memorial services: 5 p.m. Friday, United Methodist Church, Kenesaw. Private graveside service. Visitation: until 9 tonight, 9 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. Friday, Jackson-Wilson Funeral Home, Kenesaw.
Memorials to Southeast Nebraska Youth for Christ. 650 St. Suite 14, Lincoln, NE 68508, or Keystone Baptist Church, Hastings. Cumberland Valeria "Pat" (widow of J.L, 80, Geneva, died Tuesday in Lincoln. Owner-operator, Cumberland's Style Shoppe, Geneva.
Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, William and Margaret, Austin, Texas; daughters, sonsin-law, Judy Ousey, Geneva, Mary and Roger Bruning, Lincoln, Susan Wells-Suza and Robert Suza, St. Louis; 11 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Friday, St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Geneva.
The Revs. Maurice Current, Walter Banach. Rosary: 7:30 tonight, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Geneva. Public visitation: funeral home. Memorials to Cumberland Mini Park or St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. Paid DeBrie Gwendolyn, 83, Gibbon, died Wednesday Graduated Kearney Normal School. Former teacher, rural Howard, St. Libory. Member, Gibbon Baptist Church, Rebekah Lodge, Good Samaritan Center Board.
1989 Nebraska Health Care Association Volunteer of the Year. Survivors: son, Dr. Leonard, Kearney; daughters, Millie Schultz, Anita Shipley, both Lincoin, Lorraine Miles, Chadron, Patricia Sadier, 11 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Gibbon Baptist Church.
Visitation: 7-9 tonight, Godberson Mortuary, Gibbon. Memorials to church or Gibbon Good Samaritan Center. Hans Harold, 81, Milford, died Tuesday in Seward. Born, Goehner. Member, Faith Lutheran Church, Seward.
Retired farmer. Survivors: wife, Paula, Milford; sons, David, Milford, Gary Hodde, White Sulfur Springs, daughter, Jane, Milford; sister, brother-in-law, Helen and Elmer Johnson, Lincoln; sisters-in-law, Genny, Velma, and Lois Hodde, all Seward. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Faith Lutheran Church. The Rev.
Rob Moss. Faith Lutheran Cemetery South, rural Seward. Visitation: Wood Bros. Funeral Home, Seward; one hour before services, church. Heinke Harry J.
71, Omaha, died Tuesday Born, Nebraska City. Retired machinist, Vickers Omaha. World War I Navy veteran. Graduated Dunbar High School. Attended Creighton University.
Member, American Legion Post 8, FOE 968, Presbyterian Church. Survivors: sisters, Arlene Mitchell, Omaha, lla Video obscenity case to trial in Cincinnati CINCINNATI (AP) An obscenity case against a bookstore charged with renting a film that depicts sexual torture is headed for trial. Municipal Judge William Mallory Jr. rejected defense arguments Monday that the charges against the Pink Pyramid gay bookstore should be dropped because the film has artistic value. Trial was scheduled for Jan.
9. Police said Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini's "Salo: 120 Days of Sodom" shows teen-agers being scalped, burned, and forced to eat feces or participate in anal intercourse. The defense says the film has polit- Woods, Sun Lakes, Phyllis Atchison, Overland Park, nieces; nephews. Graveside services: 2 p.m. Friday, Wyuka Cemetery, Nebraska City.
Visitation: until 9. tonight, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, Peterson Mortuary, Nebraska City. Family will greet; friends: 11 a.m. Friday, mortuary.
Memorials to family's choice. Hoy Lavern 77, Wahoo, died Sunday Born, Denton. Homemaker. Member, United Methodist Church, Hilltop Country Club, Saunders County Hospital: Auxiliary, Wahoo Eagles Auxiliary. Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Roger and Jennifer, Omaha; daughters, sons-in-law, Carol and Phil Carmer, Wahoo, Connie and Rick Spellman, Omaha; brothers, Donald, San Luis Obispo, Kenneth, Harold, both Lincoln; sister, brother-in-law, Iva and Ted Brandt, Lincoln; eight four great Services: 11 a.m.
Friday, First United Methodist Church, Wahoo. The Revs. Arthur Swarthout, Armin Vogt. Sunrise North Cemetery. Visitation: until 8 tonight, Pruss Funeral Home, Wahoo; one hour before services, church.
Memorials to church. Paid Junker Herman, 89, Fairbury, died Tuesday Farmer. Survivors: wife, Sena, Fairbury; brother, George, Fairbury; nieces; nephews. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Fairbury Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Gail Cross. Pleasant Hill Cemetery, west of Fairbury. Visitation: today and Friday morning, NuckollsMeyer Funeral Home, Fairbury; one hour before services, church. Memorials to family's choice.
Paid Kresak Kenneth 57, Milligan, died Tuesday in Geneva. Survivors: wife, Diane, Milligan; son, Bradford, Milligan; daughters, Dawn Baxa, Lincoln, Jennifer, Omaha, Michelle, Fremont; mother, Alice, Milligan; sisters, Doris Galbraith, Crete, Susie hom*olka, Swanton; two grandsons; nieces; nephews. Services: 2 p.m. Friday, Milligan Auditori-, um. Memorials to the Public Library or Alzheimers Association, Lincoln Chapter.
Visitation: after 1. p.m. today, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Kotas Chapel, Milligan. Micari Craig Francis, 38, Plattsmouth, died Monday Born, Riverhead, N.Y. Manager, Elliott Roberts, Tincher Chevrolet, Plattsmouth.
Employed, Syracuse Rescue Squad, DuTeau Chevrolet, Lincoln, J.D. Construction, Plattsmouth. President, Plattsmouth Stock Club. Member, Carzy Motorcycle Club, St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
Survivors: wife, Judy, Plattsmouth; son, Marc, Plattsmouth; stepdaughters, Laurie Fannon, Bryon, Texas, Jeanne Shapardson, Barbara Pritchett, both Fremont; stepson, Shane Pritchett, Otoe; stepgrandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Friday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Manley. Visitation: 1-9 p.m.
today, Roby Funeral Home, Plattsmouth. Seevers Erna Beatrice, died Wednesday Survivors: sons, Kenneth, St. Louis, Gerald, Arlington Heights, Thomas, Lincoln; daughters, Darlene Luehring, Beatrice, Joanne Zutz, Norfolk; 20 grandchildren; five stepgrandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; 20 stepgreat-grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, St.
Paul's' Lutheran Church, Beatrice. Visitation: until 9 tonight, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday, HarmanWright Mortuary, Beatrice. Family will greet friends 6-8 p.m. Friday, mortuary.
Memorials in care of mortuary. Sevenker Helen 82, Ord, died Wednesday Survivors: husband, Adolph, Ord; sons, Robert, Ord, Tom, Lincoln; sister, Frances Prien, Lincoln; granddaughters; two grandsons; greatgranddaughter. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, First Methodist Church, Ord. Visitation: 6-8 p.m.
Friday, Ord Memorial Chapel. Tachovsky Lester, 73, Swanton, died Wednesday Born, Swanton. Member, American Legion, Community Club, Swanton school board, Swanton grocery board. Retired fireman, Saline County Rural Fire District. Survivors: wife, Jean, Swanton; sons, William, Beatrice, Kevin, Wilber, John, Swanton; sister, Lavina Fuchs, Wilber; six grandchildren.
Services: 11 a.m. Saturday, Zajicek Funeral Home, Wilber. Memorials in care of funeral home. 68 60 63 67 60 70 54 .69 62 74 56 70 55 Sheryl 25, 308 S. 46th St.
Schwartz, Reed Louis, 25, Virginia Beach, and Javorsky, Deborah Jean, 24, 4110 S. 31st St. Simpson, Johnny 25, Omaha, and Fletcher, Tina 25, 830 N. 26th St. Stinson, Michael Ray, 41, 4101 Mason Drive, and Guthrie, Jodi Lynn, 38, 4200 N.W.
49th St. Personal record Births Information provided by hospitals. Monday Jensen, Lori (Kelly) and Jerrold 3136 Sequoia Drive, boy, St. Elizabeth. Tuesday McKay, Michelle, and Hubert, Adam, 4837 Lowell girl, Lincoln General.
Pence, Loretta, and Crouse, Larry Malcolm, twin boy and girl, Lincoln General. Wednesday Engelhart, Sarah (Willis) and Billy, 6425 Dudley boy, St. Elizabeth. Honnens, Kim (Mumford) and Steve, 1025 S. 36th boy, Bryan.
Jackson, Lori (Becker), 3824 girl, Bryan. Kelley, Julie (Durst) and William, 2631 Surrey Court, boy, St. Elizabeth. Mavis, Kim (Koenig) and Dick, 6401 S. 28th girl, Bryan.
Shaw, Kari (Bennett) and Craig, Seward, boy, St. Elizabeth. Today Grannas, Jeana (Merritt) and Kenneth Adams, girl, St. Elizabeth. Hall, Shellie (Schleiger) and Shawn, 2210 S.
Eighth boy, Lincoln General. Tripp, Anne (Dahlin) and Russell, 7730 Holdrege boy, St. Elizabeth. Widger, Mary (Lee) and Daniel, Wahoo, girl, St. Elizabeth.
Girl loses part of hand to HOOVER, Ala. (AP) A 15-yearold girl lost part of her hand when she accidentally detonated a bomb her boyfriend learned to make through a computer bulletin board. Katy Hurn was in satisfactory condition after surgery late Monday, police said. Capt. Nick Derzis said Katy was looking at the bomb, a canister full of flammable liquid that could be detonated with a battery, when she accidentally set it off, About half of her ical and I artistic value as a depiction of oppression by fascist authorities in World War II Italy.
Defense lawyer Louis Sirkin said the case is another example of the city's trying to stamp out the Constitution's guarantee of free speech. Sirkin successfully defended a Cincinnati art gallery and its director in 1990 against obscenity charges over the a display of explicit photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. The Film Society of Lincoln Center, the Museum of Modern Art, director Martin Scorsese and actor Alec Baldwin filed court papers in support of the bookstore. A (PEACE of Mind. It's the Greatest Gift you can give your Loved Ones in their Time of Grieving.
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