Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 9

Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Monday, December 29, 1986 Page 9 Reagans Honor Voyager Crew; Head To Palm Springs LOS ANGELES (UPI) President and Mrs. Reagan are emerging briefly from their holiday seclusion to honor two of America's newest heroes and then head off to the desert to ring in the new year with friends and political allies. The Reagans, in the second day of a weeklong vacation, scheduled a mid-afternoon departure today, trading urban Los Angeles for the desert bloom of Palm Springs. There they will greet the new year as they have for the past two decades: in the company of friends at a black-tie bash held at the sprawling estate of publishing magnate Walter Annenberg. Before their departure, the Reagans were to be in the limelight just long enough to salute the crew of the experimental Voyager aircraft, which last week completed a nine-day, nonstop flight around Sale Calendar Dec.

Equipment, Inc Terry Hughes Nichols Jan. Carlson Estate(Chuck Lambert, Owner) Hughes Auction Service Jan. Barr and Tami Harmon Dave Weese Jan. Market Paul J. Bever Sons, Doug Paul Jr.

"USED FARM EQUIP. AUCTION WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31,1986 11:00 AM LOCATED SOUTH OP WABASH, IN. ON ST. RD. 15 AT KELLER EQUIPMENT, INC.

WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS. TRACTORS, BOBCAT, COMBINES DUALS Case 1070 Tractor; AC 6060 front wheel assist-dual remotes-fluid in tires (sz. front 11.2-28, rear 155-38) hours 300-canopy-3 pt. hiteh) 1967 JD 4020 Diesel 188687 painted-rebuilt engine clutch; AC D17 diesel tractor; AC D17 tractor; AC WD tractor (overhauled); AC D14 tractor 444 BOBCAT; AC combine grainhead; AC combine 16218; 15.5-38 14.9-38 duals GARDEN TRACTORS MOWERS IH 12 hp. hydrostatic mower deck; 12 hp Farm King gear box drive-hyd-grader blade 1 btm.

16" plow; Wards 8 hp riding mower MANURE SPREADER, FLAT BED TRAILER, FORAGE HARVESTER NI 213 manure spreader; 20' Tri axle flat bed trailer; Gehl CB 800 Forage Harvester; Gehl 2 row corn head; Gehl hay head FARM HAY, MISC. Gehl 1500 round baler; AC 4 row snap coupler cultivator; Noble 25' Case 28' field cultivators Brillion 12' harrow; Midwest planter harrow; AC 15' disc harrow; Gehl 99 blower; IH Fox forage blowers; 2 Gehl 920 tandem forage boxes; 3 pt. 16' disk; 13' Landoll chisel plow; JD 12 shank 3 pt. chisel plow; JD 4 btm. 14" mounted plow; JD 20' rotary hoe; Woods 8' rear grader blade; Gehl 95 grinder mixer; 300 gal.

3 pt. hitch electric control sprayer; NH 495 hay conditioner; 2nd 3rd cutting alfalfa HAY; sickle service; elec. motors; rebuilt alternators, etc OWNER: KELLER EQUIPMENT, INC. TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH PROPER ID. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR ITEMS AFTER SOLD: NOTE: FINANCING AVAILABLE ON LARGER EQUIPMENT WITH CREDIT APPROVAL.

All equipment subject to prior sale. Other equipment not listed in this ad will be sold at same time place so come early and look around. HUGHES AUCTION SERVICE. PERU, IN. AUCTIONEERS: TERRY D.

HUGHES 317-473-4739 TED J. NICHOLS 219-982-6830 For further information contact auctioneers at above phone numbers or Keller Equipment, Inc. at 219-563-8865 ask for John H. Keller, Manager. PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday, January 1,1987 at 10:30 a.m.

Located North of Peru, Indiana. Go North of Peru on Business 31 to the Miami County 4-H Fairgrounds. Sale to be held in the large heated building. Watch for auction signs. AUTOMOBILE 1967 Pontiac Firebird, newly rebuilt engine with approx.

1500 miles, New Fairbands Turbo 350 transmission, American Racing Rims, like new Sprint GT radials, Holly 750 CFM carburetor, Wienand alum, intake, Cam dynamics cam, high volume oil pump, Blackjack head, new timing gears chain, PS, automatic. GUNS, COINS, RAILROAD ITEMS, MISC. Mossberg 12 ga. pump, 16 ga. Breakdown Topper mdl.

148 slg. shot, T. Barker Belguim Laminated Steel dbl. barrel, Keystone Arms Fine Twist 12 ga. dbl.

barrel patent June 20, 1883, Remington Hex Barrel 22 slg. shot, Stevens 15-A slg. shot bolt action 22, Benjamin 22 air barrel, 0 Lantern, RR caboose lantern, dated RR nails, 1 Troy oz. oz. silver COINS, asst.

Indian head pennies, Wheat pennies other old coins, 3 ARROW HEADS, Indian bead, asst. fossils, Case other pocket knifes, st. razor. TOY TRACTORS, STEAM LOCOMOTIVES, COMICS TOYS TRACTORS inclds. 1930 cast iron with 2 btm.

plow-JD 3010 row pt. hitch-JD 3020 wide guard-JD 4430 wide 1940's A (good shapeHHC 544 row crop 1566 Fordson tires-AC lawn garden-Hubley Jr. Farmall H-Minnepolis Moline Jr. Thermoges 2644 IHC Industrial, Huber steam traction engine, McCormick elevator, JD grain drillwagon pull type combine, Case wagon separator, Hubley diesel crawler kiddie toy wrecker, Structo-Tin Marx windup crawler, AC wagon, 1940's Willys Jeep, asst. cars trucks, STEAM LOCOMOTIVES inclds.

671 die cast 1947-die cast 2020 die cast die cast 1965 (all locomotives have lights, smoke whistle), Illinois Central F3 diesel A units 1956, 622 Switcher 1949 mdl. Alaska Set (engine 4 cars) General steam locomotive 2 passenger cars for both sets, asst. 1960 70's Comic Books, clay marbles, metal doll bed, Child's washing machine, wooden wagon COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE, GLASSWARE MISC. Cumming Forster "The Lois" Victrola (works), Asst. Edison records, Seth Thomas mantle clock, Roll top kitchen cabinet bin-bread drawer, drop leaf gate leg table, Duncan Phyfe chairs-1 leaf, OAK inclds.

Curved glass china cabinet-sideboard-slant ft. Secretary at top Towell bar Serpentine washstands, sq. table chairs, round table chairs-1 leaf-claw foot pedestal, 2 drop leaf tables, kitchen table, shaving stand top-mirror-granite washpan-slg. door dresser dresser mirror, chiffarobe-wardrobe-swivel desk chair-rockers-ornate plant stand-Singer treadle sewing machine- fireplace screen, WALNUT inclds. lamp table sz.

bed-dresser-stool, sm. cedar chest, blanket chest, oriental type china cupboard, Victorian parlor table, telephone stand, tiered drum table, half end tables, rn. scallop edge lamp table, cane btm. chair, camel back trunk, kerosene lamps, asst. pictures, wooden sewing box, QUILTS, hand fans, 2 Vintage Wedding Dresses, GREENTOWN amber mug, as is, chocolate Dolphin, blue grass choc, slag dolphins, 29 pcs.

American Silver Co. 33 pcs. Community plate silverware, Guevee silverware, Collectors plates inclds. Gorham -Gobel -Schmid 1978 Christmas Plates, Vaseline ash tray, Schmid bells, Shirley Temple creamer, 4 Metlach German Grimm's fairy tale steins 1974 Schmid Father's Day stein, 5 pc. blue peacock water set, bride's basket, Fenton basket, 2 Reverse 44-10" hp German 7" Job's Tear bowls, asst.

compotes, pitchers, Carnival Thistle-swirl-pineapple compote-sugar car vase, RS Germany-Blue Lorraine-Haviland -Limoge plates some Fiesta plates opalescent bowls, Francaise berry set, Jersey Swirl 10" fruit bowl, 25th Anniversary Majolica plate, 8 goblets, stemware, Fostoria hat toothpick, 13" pattern gl. pitcher, asst. pink-green yellow depression, Ruby red wines, bowls-sugar-pitcher Amber glassware, Amythest sandwich plate, Child's Royal Staffordshire gravy boat platter, juice set, black cake plate, Purple Slag cake stand creamer, frosted Japan condiment set, China commode set (pitcher -bowl -chamber pot), Mercury glass vase, Arcade wall mount coffee grinder, glass butter churn, wicker baskets, iron trivets 15" skillet, graniteware, Guardianware, asst. figurines, Celluloid Roy Rogers Trigger, asst. Roseville-Hull McCoy pottery, drafting set 4" Sweet-Touch-Nee tea tin, 6" Bryce Bros, cigar jar, adv.

tins, Western Union Telegraph sign, Columbia Brewery Logansport-Indianapolis Brewer Eagle pattern green brown beer Cast Iron DINNER BELL, washboard planter, milk can, coal bucket, wood block planes, crosscut saws, fruit jars OWNER: RUTH CARLSON ESTATE OWNER: CHUCK LAMBERT TERMS: CASH, TRAVELERS CHECK-CHECK WITH CURRENT LETTER OF CREDIT GUARANTEEING CHECK UNLESS KNOWN BY AUCTIONEER NO EXCEPTIONS. NOTE: A very nice sale of quality furniture, ready to use. Guns and toys in A-one shape so come early and look around. Order of sale: PM, Guns, Toys, Trains, Coins, approx. 12:30 PM, Glassware Furniture mixture starts at 10:30 AM and finish up after coins.

HUGHES AUCTION SERVICE, PERU, IN Auctioneer: Terry D. Hughes 1-317-473-4739 Ted J. Nichols, 1-219-982-6830 Clerk: Becky Brewer, 1-317-472-1770 Lunch by 4-H Governing Board the world without refueling. Having captured one of aviation's last great records, pilots Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager, along with aircraft designer Burt Rutan, were to receive the Presidential Citizens Medal from Reagan for exemplary achievement. About 300 people family members, co-workers and corporate sponsors were invited to the ceremony honoring the successful flight that defied skeptics and bad weather and PHAROS TRIBUNE STATE OF INDIANA )SS: COUNTY OF PASS IN THE CASS CIRCUIT COURT 1886 TERM Cause Number P86-32 IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME OF SCOTT EDWARD WALTERS NOTICE Notice la hereby given that Scott Edward Walters has filed a petition In the Cats Circuit Court In the County ol Case, State of Indiana, pursuant to Indiana Code section 34-4-8-1 et requesting that his name be legally changed to Scott Edward Hood and that aald petition will be presented to and heard by said Court on the Sth day of February, 1887.

Dated this 8th day ot December, 1986. Scott Edward Walters Frederick A. Sabatlnl Attorney for Petitioner 208 Fourth Street Logansport, IN 48947 Telephone (219) 722-3730 STATE OF INDIANA )SS: COUNTY OF CASS IN THE CASS SUPERIOR COURT 1880 TERM Cause Number SP 88-164 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that Roger J. Newcomb waa, on the 17th day of December, 1988, appointed Administrator of the Estate of Martha Ann Wright, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, musfflle the same In said court within five (5) months from the date of the first publication ol this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Dated at Logansport, Indiana, this 17th day of December, 1988. MlahlaWood Clerk of the Superior Court lor Cam County, Indiana Michael Stephenson 214 Fourth Street Logansport, IN 46947 Attorneys for Estate STATE OF INDIANA )SS: COUNTY OF CASS IN THE CASS SUPERIOR COURT 1886 TERM Couae Number SP 88-171 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that Bonnie Lou Baker waa, on the 24th day of December, 1988, appointed Administratrix of the estate of Dorothy A. Cotner, All persons having claims agalnat said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within five (5) months from the date ol the first publication of this notice or aald claims will be forever barred. Dated at Logansport, Indiana, this 24th day of December, 1688. MlshlaWood Clerk of the Superior Court for Caas County, Indiana Michael 4 Stephanson 214 Fourth Street Logansport, IN 46947 (219)753-4107 Attorney for Estate STATE OF INDIANA )SS: COUNTY OF CASS IN THE CASS SUPERIOR COURT 1986 TERM Cause Number SP 88-188 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Klotlce Is hereby given that Cynthia L.

Hendrlckaon was, on the 19th day of December, 1988, appointed Administratrix of the Estate ol Robert J. Wodeklnd, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within five (5) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Logansport, Indiana, this 19th day ot December, 1988. Mlshla Wood Clerk of the Superior Court for Cass County, Indiana Donald J.Trlbbett Attorney for Estate 208 Fourth Street Logansport, Indiana 46947 Telephone: (219) 722-3730 STATE OF INDIANA )SS; COUNTY OF CASS IN THE CASS SUPERIOR COURT 1968 TERM IN THE MATTER OFTHE ESTATE OF ELLEN DILLON, DECEASED Cause Number SP 86-187 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice IB hereby given that Anna Lou Davis was, on the 19th day of December; 1988, appointed: Personal Representative of the estate.of Ellen Dillon, deceased, and Is serving as personal representative and waa authorized to proceed under unsupervlsed administration.

All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said Court within five (5) months from the date of the first publication ot this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Logansport, Indiana, this 19th day of December, 1986. MlshlaWood Clerk of the Superior Court for Cass County, Indiana Bishop, Bishop Bishop P.O. Box 4 19 South Center Street Flora, Indiana 46929 Telephone (219) 987-4137 Attorneys for Personal Representative STATE OF INDIANA )SS: COUNTY OF CASS IN THE CASS SUPERIOR COURT 1986TERM LYNN O'NEILL and LUCILE O'NEILL vs. RICHARD HOWELL, ETAL Cause Number SC 88-194 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a judgment In the above captloned cause, to me directed from the Clerk of the Cass Superior Court, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand, at the Cass County Sheriff's Office, Caas County Government Building on Thursday, February 12, 1987, at 10:00 a.m., local lime, the fee simple, together with the rents, profits, Issues and Income or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the Judgment ot Lynn O'Neill and Luclle O'Neill In the amount of together with Interest, coats and accruing costs on the following described real estate situate In Cass County, Indiana, to-wlt: All that part ol Lot Number 8 of the Subdivision of the southwest quarter of Section 24, Township 27 North, Range 1 East, more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at point on the east line of Sycamore Street, 171 feet northwest of the south line ol the southwest quarter of Section 24 aforeaald; thence east 140.3 feet to a point; thence north 42 feel to a point; thence west about 147 feet to the east line of Sycamore Street; thence south along the east line of Sycamore Street, 43 feet to the place of beginning, being a part of the City of Logansport.

more commonly known as 1510 North 3rd Street, Logansport, Indiana. Said sale will be without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, Taken as the contractual property Interest of Richard Howell, Jr. and Kay Howell at the suit of Lynn O'Neill and Luclle O'Neill. Gene E. Powlen, Sheriff, Caas County, Indiana Hillls.Hlllla&Maughmer Attorneys at Law 200 Fourth Street Logansport, IN 46947 Telephone: (218) 722-4560 ended to cheers and applause last Tuesday at Edwards Air, Force Base, Calif.

Dick Rutan, 48, a retired Air Force pilot who flew 325 combat missions in Vietnam, and Yeager, 34, an aviation engineer who began flying in 1978, flew their craft at an average speed of 115 mph, writing a successful conclusion to a quest begun in 1981 by Rutan and his brother. Burt Rutan, an aircraft designer for the past decade and brother of one of Voyager's pilots, perfected the craft's radical design, which used a long wingspan and lightweight construction to stay aloft for nine days on its 9,750 gallons of fuel. Reagan praised the Voyager crew last week for a heroic journey that captured the imagination of a nation. The ceremony was an opportunity for Reagan to maintain his position that the Iran arms- Contra aid affair has not preoccupied his presidency, as he has said several times. To reinforce that notion, the White House said Reagan spent part of Sunday working Ion his 1987 State of the Union address and watching the NFL playoff games.

The Reagans also set aside time to see their children, although no details were provided. Some friends who will attend the New Year's Eve bash are the same who have been reportedly pushing Reagan for a White; House shake-up which could; include dismissing key aides. Iraqi Air Hijack Death Toll Makes It Bloodiest In History United Press International The death toll rose to 67, including two terrorists, in the botched Christmas Day hijacking of an Iraqi Air flight from Bagdhad to Jordan making it history's bloodiest conclusion to a hijacking. The state-owned Iraqi News Agency said Sunday at least 67 people were killed in Thursday's shoot-out, crash and explosion in the Saudi Arabian desert near a small airport in Arar on the Iraqi border, 250 miles southwest of Baghdad. No motive was given for the attempt to hijack the Boeing 737, which was on a routine flight from Baghdad to Amman.

Earlier reports said between 59 and 62 people were killed in the hijacking. But the Paris-based private Lebanese Radio Monte Carlo quoted the Iraqi News Agency as listing the names of 67 victims, including 23 Iraqis, 22 Sudanese, 14 Egyptians, two Jordanians, two Iranians, two Palestinians with Jordanian passports and the two hijackers. The radio said the news agency also identified the two hijackers as "Ziad Hanna Al Asmar and Elia Georgos Hanna, both holding Lebanese passports." Survivors reported a third hijacker was wounded but taken alive by security agents. The previous high death toll was 60 people killed Nov. 24, 1985, when Palestinians hijacked an Athens-to-Cairo EgyptAir flight with 97 people aboard to Malta.

The terrorists killed two passengers before Egyptian commandos stormed the plane and the hijackers returned grenade and gunfire, killing another 58 people. Also Sunday in Lebanon, the Islamic Jihad released a photo of American hostage Terry Anderson and a warning not to blame it for the hijacking. "We deny reports that Islamic Jihad was behind the hijacking of the Iraqi plane," the group said in the typewritten statement delivered to an international news agency office in Moslem west Beirut. "We warn the media that from now on any news agency which publishes statements without proof will bear unmerciful reaction," the Islamic Jihad said. The statement was accompanied by a black- and-white photograph of Anderson, a Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press, who was kidnapped by three gunmen March 16, 1985.

Anderson appeared wearing a striped shirt. The Islamic Jihad also holds American Donald Sutherland, 54, and Frenchmen Marcel Carton, 62, Marcel Fontaine, 43, and John Paul Kaufmann, 43. A telephone caller purporting to speak on behalf of the Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility last Thursday for the hijacking of the Iraqi plane, which crash-landed in Saudi Arabia following an in-flight gun battle between the terrorists and Iraqi security guards. Vanunu Pleads Innocent To Treason JERUSALEM (UPI) Mordechai Vanunu, a nuclear arms technician who allegedly gave details of Israel's atomic arsenal to a London newspaper, "denied all the facts" presented by the government in court and pleaded innocent to charges of treason. Vanunu, who has said he was captured by Israeli agents in Europe and brought back to Israeli for prosecution, pleaded not guilty to the charges of treason and espionage at a 90-minute hearing Sunday in Jerusalem District Court.

"He denied all the facts in the charge sheet," said his lawyer, Amnon Zichroni. The Moroccan-born Jew allegedly told The Sunday Times newspaper in an article published Sept. 30 that Israel stockpiled atom bombs for 20 years and possessed the world's sixth largest nuclear arsenal. Vanunu disappeared mysteriously in London five days before the British newspaper printed his story, leading to reports he was kidnapped by members of Mossad, the Israeli secret service. At a custody hearing last week, Vanunu, in a message written on the palm of his hand, said he was abducted in Rome by Mossad agents and spirited back to Israel for prosecution.

He was brought to the court Sunday under heavy armed escort in a van with its windows covered with white paint. A policeman held a burlap sack over his face and pulled a red umbrella low for extra protection to prevent Vanunu giving any messages to a crowd of some 60 reporters staking out the court. In London, the Sunday Times said he was lured from hiding in a London hotel by an American woman, identified only as Cindy, before being spirited out of Italy and back to Israel by Mossad agents. The Israeli government, responding to repeated inquiries about his whereabouts, said Nov. 9 that Vanunu was in Israel.

It has not responded to Vanunu's claim or the Sunday Times newspaper report. Israel has assured London that no British laws were broken but, since Vanunu's claims last week, it now faces demands from Italy for an explanation. Italy has ordered an investigation in to the case. Vanunu faces life or 55 years imprisonment if convicted because the prosecution decided not to press for the death penalty. The trial will resume in six weeks and Israeli officials have refused to release details of the charges.

The trial will not establish whether Israel does have a nuclear arsenal. Israeli law maintains someone can be guilty of treason or espionage even if the information concerned was misleading or wrong. Vanunu worked for 10 years at Israel's secret nuclear facility at Dimona in the Negev Desert before being laid off in a cost-cutting measure in November 1985. He then left the country. Newspaper reports say he is being held in an isolation cell and is allowed access only to his laywer and family.

Israel radio also said Vanunu has asked for the return of personal possessions, taken from him as punishment for his passing information to journalists. Mystery Writer MacDonald Dies MILWAUKEE (UPI) Mystery writer John D. MacDonald, whose eccentric salvage expert-private eye Travis McGee cracked cases full of adventure and beautiful women in 21 best-selling novels, has died of complications from heart surgery. He was 70. MacDonald had been in a coma since Dec.

10 and died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital with his family at his side, hospital spokeswoman Karen Bergman said. He had come to the hospital from his home in Sarasota, because his doctor there recommended a doctor at St. Mary's. He left behind one unpublished Travis McGee book, the 22nd in a series that sold 30 million copies in the United States, in which McGee dies.

MacDonald told the Fort Lauderdale, News Sun-Sentinel in 1984 the book was to be published after his death. "When he dies, there won't be many people around who will mourn him," MacDonald said of the McGee character. "Oh, there will.be some who will be grateful to him for his help but he will end up unmourned, un- honored, unsung." But the author will be mourned by millions of readers, many of whom rushed to bookstores at news of the release of each new novel. MacDonald wrote nearly 80 books in all, with the McGee John D. MacDonald series coming in the second half of his career.

"He was a wonderful writer and a wonderful man and I think a great loss to the world of readers and to his friends," said Leona Nevler, MacDonald's editor and friend. MacDonald was born July 24, 1916, in Sharon, Pa. He attended the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and the Harvard Business School, but was smitten by the writing bug in 1942 while a soldier stationed in the China- Burma-India theater during World War II, His first novel, "The Brass Cupcake," was published in 1950 and sold 1.5 million copies, said Claire Ferraro, associate publisher at Ballantine, Del Rey and Fawcett books in New York. MacDonald created the Travis McGee character, who he once described as a "knight in slightly tarnished armor a thinking man's Robin Hood," in 1964 in "The Deep Blue Good-By," which came after he already had written 43 other books. The wisecracking McGee is a vulnerable tough guy who lives in Fort Lauderdale on a houseboat named the Busted Flush, which he won in a poker game.

He makes a living as a "salvage expert," helping retrieve stolen valuables in return for half their worth, and engages in daring adventures involving lovely women and generally sophisicated villains. Almost every one of the McGee books, all of them with the name of a color in the title, were bestsellers, Ferraro said, and several were turned into movies. One of MacDonald's novels, "The Excuse," was made into the movie "Cape Fear." Last year's film, "A Flash of Green," also was based on one of his books..