The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 17

THE ClrJCIhNATI ENQUIRER Saturday, April 28, 1979 WEATHLR DEATH soils Wizi nournrn iiiui o- Soturdoy 60 Ctf Court of Common Pleas April 26, 199 A790370? Bronrve Andprsnn funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director, refer to individual obituary below. Health Easing Brezhnev Out, Gradison Says vs Ralph Wolf et al For S25.000 personal injury A7903TI3 Hoy Sherrill vs Arin.i lotpr mn-'ir ni anfl V-jn tprr W.llirtm Ellis mt of Mv, Wor-'i' and Drr'id Woc, Carolyn SnerriH Divorce ly 1f f.J,'lT io iigrin A7903704 John Arcady Jr vs Rosemary Arcady Divorce. A7903705 James E. Ellis vs. if Nortngate Properties, et al.

For foreclosure of mechanics liens. A7903706 Paul Tunsfall vs QranrlHicttpr ot Lisa rni: Hn Fops, Jr Mrs Uomr. One of th? nincsf mi-rritu F-ripndstiip wethoiiist Apnl 24 mw c' at v-)rn'S r-Hnme. Silent l.v; Sur.rjrty to F- rja. Ao-il Jl at 10 FritTljhic v.r-GO'S1 Wyonr.ir-.n i Barbaras Tunstall Divorce A7903707 Leonora Walton and fll Ir-e rc n.

Floyd C. Walton. Dissolution of marriage A79037Q8 Gail Cobb et al vs Janet R. Bailey For si 500 dam-, ages, personal injury (vehicle). A90370? wary carter vs Leroy Carter.

Divorce. A7903710 Dallas Thompson and Jerilvn Thompson. Dissolution of marriage. MM avojii orange wuruai Casualty Co et al vs Oin Chemicals a Division of Otin Corp. For 143,240 damages.

AP Laserphoto A79037I2 Cletus VcDaniel vs. The Cincinnati Enquirer, et al. For $1,000,000 damages. SHOWERS ARE forecast today for northern California and Oregon, North Dakota and Maine. The North will be cool, the rest of the country warmer.

A903713 cardinal Fed vs. Richard Alexander, et al. For $13,141. foreclosure mortgage Micnaei ry snapiro vs. Mary Watson, et al For a declaratory judgment WtME TIME Dm FUKERU HOME ABNEY, tmory G.

It 00 AM April 30 Iredway BARTLiTT, William J. 10 30 AM. April 30 Iredway BBOWN. Ruby 11 00 A M. April 30 Chambers Gruhhs 3USAM.

Elvira 11:00 A.M. April 30 Dhonau Bmenacker CABB. Raymond 1:00 April 11 Geo Rnhrle I Son COHORN Daniel 2 00 P.M. April 30 Craver-Hookom COSHERS. William 1100AM.

April Meyer GALLAGHER Raymond J. 10 30 A April 30 Dslhert WoortruH GORDON. John W. 10 30 A M. April 30 Craver-Hookom GORMlEY, Minnie 10 30 AM April 30 Strawter HAUSFELD.

Alfred J. 10 30 A M. April 30 Dalbert Woodnjtt HUBER, Raymond J. 1100 A April 30 Albert Boetimer K0ERFER, William H. 9.30 A.M.

April 30 Naegele. Kieb Ihien- dorf IQNCARlC-tLOYD, Clara J. 10 00 A M. April 30 Columbus. Ohio MAHER, John M.

10:00 A.M. April 30 Thompson (Mt Orah) MATTEOll, Robert J. 9 30 A.M. April 28 Chambers Gruhhs McBURNIE. Erir Kimberli 10 00 A.M.

April 30 Klaus-Weioel MILLER-STEPHENS, Elva Margaret 10:00 A.M. April 30 GilliQan-Sietke PERKINS. Hester 2 00 P.M. April 29 Ronald B. Jones REENAN.

Mildred 11-00 A.M April 30 Hodapp R08BINS, lonnie E. 2:00 P.M. April 30 Dobbling ROSENACKER. John W. April 30 Radel THOMSON, Gloria Watkins 4 00 P.M.

May 2 Schaeler Busby TIERNEY, Melba C. 10 00 A April 30 Gilligan WADE, Anna E. 10 30 A.M April 30 Vorhis WHITT, Wamie E. 1100 A.M. April 30 Vorhis WILEY.

Romilda Schack 10 30 A April 30 Radel 2IEGLER, Ralph 10 30 A.M. April 30 Dobbling llournry's 9ournt y's ilnb ilournpy's tnb A790371b Robert A. Naliy vs. Donna Nally. Divorce WHITT Mary F-oruvin A'b't r- Vf'i fjthpr Vr A-HM ''if rV'-j Dt'l'IdH C'f 'rions, lin'-i C'rw-VUP Of P.rj M'S AmerM trVan rt'-fl PatricK JrtrqiWiinf- Mrs fotfutdP Unwell, rtlSO chi'drpn ani ii gf-H -lr-iru-v tl-flrn Thursridv.

Am v)79 frevrjrnre Grooms Wririt Asn F'rpnQt, nnrtv rsH tnp jor. his f-unec al Home 3 Hi Dunn Seet, Lock Una, Snnd-iy tn 8 Services Motley Ap-ii 11 AM. vvynminq LcvJiyf- tt '6h and AM St'fVUf: Sundry, Ci of Rovi Ati Chapter Xh dnd V1 yp-jr member JOAM N.rtliVy Charto fsh. WILEY Rorniltid Vhrtrk, rjpvoM mcUr Wanna, oear rstor ot iMrni Schack and Aime GmrMri. i0 qandcnilfjrnn April '26 Age W'M(jt" 8' D3yon Strpe.

Newpor it tie Christian Bunat, 10: Moncay trom St Siennr 'hMrrh, Friends rrtav can day 4 to 8 at the iom Radel Ftnpri Hume, Nf-fi Bjnai S'eptirn Ft. Thomas. Kentuoy A7903716 Arnold G. Cottev and Norma L. Coffey.

Dissolution of marriage 9k A7903717 Diane M. Ashcraft Extended Outlook Warmer Monday through Wednesday. Chance of showers Monday, clearing Tuesday and fair Wednesday. Highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s Monday rising to the mid 60s to low 70s Wednesday. Lows in the mid 30s to mid 40s Monday and in the mid 40s to low 60s Wednesday.

vs. Randy Ashcraft. Divorce. Cincinnati Weather Partly cloudy this afternoon with the high in the mid 50s. Clearing and cold tonight with a low in the mid 30s.

Sunny and warmer Sunday. The high in the lower 60s. Chance of precipitation is 40 percent today and 10 percent tonight. Winds are west to northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour today. A9037 IB Paul Haias and Nancy C.

Halas. Dissolution of marriage A7903719 Theresa Thomas vs. Ronald Thomas. Divorce A7903720 Judith Primack vs. Leon Primack Divorce.

A7903721 Kathleen Alcorn vs. Jerry Alcorn. Divorce. A7903722 Paul Green and Deborah A. Costelto.

Dissolution of marriage. eather Bureau Report For April 27, 1979 A7903723 cassanora J. ning and David F. King. Dissolution of marriage.

A7903724 A Fenton vs. Norman V. Lillie, dba Queen City Antiaues For 118,702 on accounts A7903725 James E. Washington and Gale Ann Washington. Dissolution of marriage.

A7903726 Kim Carlisle vs Ohio River at 7:00 p.m. 27.9 feet, falling. Flow 1.7 mph. Today's Sunrise 5:44 a.m. Sunset 7:28 p.m.

Temp. Precp. 7:00 a.m 41 0.000 7:00 p.m 58 0.000 1979 1978 Rec. Nl High 62 65 B6 69 Low 38 40 31 46 Precipitation. 0.0- School Athletic on behalf of herself and all others similarly situated vs.

Ohio High School Ath ZIEGLER Ralph dP-'nted bmthcr Mrs. Gprmaine Norjsoh, Mrs Vlorfs LuCKTiardi, Mrs. Vtrjtnirt (dson, Mr', Memprs Wit- Mrs Baoe Wafts and Antony Ziprjler, also by several nieces and nephews Residence 5 Writer Ft Thnnds, y. F'lday, April 77, Wi. Mass Christ iv- BuHri Monday, April 'SO, at St.

Therese Church, Soirwtft, Kv at 10 10 A M. No visiMtr.n. Funeral Horrie, Ft. Thomas serine) thp familv letic Assn. For an injunction and other relief.

A7903727 Elzena Canada vs. Memorial Community Center, and the Council of Christian Extended Outlook For Nearby States Communions of Greater Cincin nati. For an injunction and other relief A7903728 Florence V. Marsh vs Vernon Slaven et al. For $75, 000, personal iniury (vehicle).

ABNEY Emory son of Mrs. Elvira Acrney, brother of Nettie Rose, Stella Royalty, Ruby Wilson, Ruth Mortar, Jessie, Thomas, and Leo Abney. Thursday, April 26, 1979. Residence, 5230 Montgomery Norwood. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, SATURDAY 5 to 8 P.M.

Friends may call at the Lewis Funeral Home, Irvine, KY, Sunday 3:30 to 9 M. where Funeral wiH be held Monday, 11 A.M. MATTEOLI Robert beloved husband of Vivian Matteoli, dear father of Joyce Menke, Sandy Richardson, Robert, William, John and Michael Matteoli, brother of John Matteoli and Mrs. Bernice Kalker, 15 grandchildren. Wednesday, April 25, 1979.

Age 62. Residence Box 160 Banklick Station Independence, Ky Funeral services Saturday, 9 30 AM. Cnambers and Gruobs Funeral Home Independence. Burial, Mother of God Cemetery. A 7903729 Jeffrey P.

Jenny and Anna M. Jenny. Dissolution of CONNERS William beloved husband of the late JoAnn Conners (nee Stretch) and beloved father of Patrick, Brian and Doreen Conners, son of Mayme Conners, son-in-law of Mrs. Olive Stretch, brother of Mary Ann Pfirrman, Raymond and Jack Conners and the late James Conners and Florence (De-Salvo) Conners. Wednesday, April 2S, 1979.

Visitation B.J Meyer Funeral Home, (Colonial), 3726 Warsaw Avenue, Saturday from 9 A M. until time of the Mass of Christian Burial, St. Antontnus Church at 11 A.M. Saturday. marriage.

A7903730 Debra Brice and Thomas N. Brice. Dissolution of SEARS, ROEBUCK I CO. Phone eWorld War I Vet vorid Aar II Vet Korean Vptprqn Vietnam veteran 'Armeo Forces Spanish-Amor War Vnt ANNOllNCEMtNTS marriaoe A903731 Colleen C. Lipps vs Scott Lipps Divorce ing to lower to mid 60s Tuesday.

WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA -Chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Lows each day in the low 30s to low 40s. Highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. TENNESSEE Chance of showers Monday.

Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 50s. Highs near 70. WEST VIRGINIA Chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Fair Wednesday.

Highs in the 60s. Lows in the 40s. INDIANA Cool Monday through Wednesday. Chance of showers Monday. Highs in the 50s north and in the 40s south.

Lows in the 40s. KENTUCKY Chance of showers Monday. Little of no precipitation expected Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the 60s and 70s. Lows in the 40s and 50s.

MICHIGAN (Lower Peninsula) -Chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Lows Monday mid 20s to mid 30s rising to mid 30s to mid 40s Wednesday. Highs Monday 50s ris A7903732 Thomas Schaiper and Robin L. Scnaiper. Dissolution of marriage A7903733 Mary C.

Griffin vs. Ralph Griffin. Divorce BARTLETT William beloved husband of SERVICE late William A. Bartlett, grandfather of Rita Ferguson and Betty Chamblin, also leaves four greatgrandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Thursday, April 26, 1979 Residence 2268 Washington Avenue, Norwood.

Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Avenue, Norwood, Sunday 5 to 8 P.M. Funeral Monday, 10:30 A.M. McBURNIE Miss Erin Kimberli. 2 years old, 6542 Elvin Lane, Hamilton, died Tuesday, at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, Las Vegas Nevada, beloved daughter of Keith McBurnie, Hamilton and Ar-lene Cox McBurnie, Cincinnati, sister of Jennifer Renea McBurnie, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Cox, Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs. Jack McBurnie, Hamilton, great-granddaughter of Mrs Stella Myers, Hamilton, Mrs. Mary McBurnie, Miami, Florida, Mrs. Lucille Trimble, Cincinnati. Mr, Roby Cox, Manchester, Ohio Services Monday, 10 A Tn County Assembly of God Church, Hi AlLiSOTicr funeral mm 261-OU6 inc.

ROBBiNS MADISON AVE GALLAGHER Raymond beloved husband of Dorothea Mueller Gallagher, devoted father ot Mrs. Marcia Gan-away, of Palatine, Illinois and Terri Gallagher, dear grandfather ot Melissa and Michael Ganaway and brother of Harry J. Gallagher. Wednesday, April 25, 1979. Residence Stuart, Florida.

Age 65 years. Funeral service Monday, 10 30 A.M. at Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel. Friends may call Sunday, 4 to 8 P.M. at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Homee, 2880 Boudinot Avenue at finpen Fairfield.

Interment Rose Hill City. Memorials may be made to Temperatures In U.S. Cities CITY L. H. Precis.

2-Day Forecast 80 Ptcldy 4781 Plddy 4776 Baltimore 62 69 1.56 Ptcldy 4766 Sunny 4466 Billings 32 64 Shwrs 3853 Ptddy 3258 Birmingham 46 70 .04 Fair 4469 Fair 4375 Boise 43 65 Ptddy 4467 Ptddy 4269 Boston 53 64 1.07 Shwrs 5262 Sunny 4859 Brownsville 72 87 Cloudy 6987 Cloudy 7183 Buftalo 39 43 .32 Shwrs 3550 Sunny 3354 Burlington Vt 59 73 .22 Shwrs 4860 Ptddy 4056 Charleston 64 78 .01 Sunny 5675 Sunny 4573 Charleston 48 58 .41 Cloudy 4357 Sunny 3860 me American cancer society Cemetery, Hamilton. Friends may call Sunday 5 until 7 P.M. a Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home, Hamilton. Mrs. Mary Ann Vat ner 10 A.M.

SaturcJay Infant Chastity RirJdull 11 A.M. Saturc-ty Miss Kathryn Cook 1 1 A.M. Monday Mrs. Veima Deiores Freshney 2:30 P.M. Monday BROWN Ruby (nee Preston), dear mother of Janice Kane, Barbara Ruedger, Sharon Baker and Joann Brown, sister of Mrs.

Mary Lou Brown, Mrs. Jean Brown, Mrs. Brenda Poe, Mrs. Olive Marshall, Adrian, Russell, Ronnie, Ray and Brenton Preston Thursday, April 26, 1979. Age 57.

Residence 590 Bristow Independence, Ky. Funeral services Monday, 11 A Chambers and Grubbs Funeral Home, independence. Visitation 3 to 8 P.M., Sunday. Burial Highland GORDON A7903734 Jane Saxton et al vs. The Kroger Co.

For $10,494, per-, sonal injury. A7903735 Margaret Kent vs. Joseph George Kent Divorce. A903736 Gsyie Patricia Peters and Eric Neill Peters, Dissolution of marriage. A7903737 Carol Ouinlan and Thomas M.

Quinlan. Dissolution of marriage. A7903738 Karen DeMoss and Gerald Lee DeMoss. Dissolution of marriage. A7903739 Richard G.

McAffry and Rebecca McAffry. Dissolution of marriage. A7903740 Daniet Allen Knell vs. Beatrice K. Knell Divorce.

A7903741 Robert Hill vs. Ruby Hill Divorce. A7903742 Elizabeth White vs. Charles White Divorce. A7V03743 Eschaton, Inc.

vs Computing and Accounting Group, Inc. et al. For 140,000 with interest on a note. A7903744 Jeanette Opal Kissee vs. Walter L.

Kissee. Divorce. A7903745 Mary Oaire Latang Rizzo vs. Gregory Wiley For personal injury (vehicle). A7903746 Nancy A.

Johnson and Stephen A. Johnson. Dissolution of marriage. A7903747 Gladys M. Lee vs James Lee.

Divorce. A7903748 Gary Grossman vs Sherrie Cathy Grossman. Divorce. A7903749 Ruth Stone vs. Percy Stone.

Divorce, restoration of former name A7903750 George Sanks vs. Annie Ruth Sanks Divorce. A7903751 David Savicki, et al. vs. Frank Novak Sons, Inc.

For $4,768. A7903752 United SA vs. James J. Fischer, et al. Foreclosure ot mortgage and 19,240.

John of Milford, husband of the late Rose DeMarcia Gordon, father of Mrs. Leonard (Rose vmaim 4Hi ysf EAun' muitUti MILLER STEPHENS Elva Margaret (nee Dearwest-er), beloved wife of the late John (Tobie) Miller, devoted mother of Mary Ann Meyer, Rtchard Stephens and the late Charles R. and Gerald J. Stephens, sister of James Dearwester and the late Wilbur and Howard Dearwester, also survived by 19 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren Thursday, April 26, 1979. Residence 4419 Glenhaven Delhi.

Funeral from the Gilligan-Siefke Funeral Home, 3671 Warsaw Monday, April 30. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Dominic Church at 10 A.M. Friends may call Sunday from 4 to 9 P.M. Member of George W.

Budde Post 507 Ladies Auxiliary, World War 1 Veterans Ladies Auxiliary, V.F.W., Femmes and Navy Titlon yMTn Hits mary) Carroll, Mrs George (Albertine) Cobb, Mrs. Phillip (Betty Jane) Worsham, Mrs. Walter (Billie Mae) Horton, and Mrs Patsy Bonner, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Julian (Florence) Clay, Mrs. Margaret Cass and Joseph Gordon.

Friends may call at the Calvary United Methodist Church, Milford, Sunday, 6 PM. until time of service at 8 PM. Committal services, Green Lawn Cemetery, 10:30 A.M. Monday. Craver-Hookom Funeral Home and Chapel, Milford serving the family.

3412 CLIFTON 281 WILLIS D. GRADISON JR. BY BOB WESTON Enquirer Reporter Reporting on his 10-day official trip to the Soviet Union, U.S. Rep. Willis D.

Gradison Jr. said Friday that Leonid Brezhnev is not expected to continue much longer as the Soviet leader, but no one seems to know who will replace him. "Our ambassador to the Soviet Union said he doubted if Brezhnev would last beyond a year because of health reasons," the Cincinnati congressman told The Enquirer editorial board. "They say he slurs his words very badly. He obviously is not in good health, but it is not easy for a guy like that to turn over the decision-making to somebody else.

"I heard great differences of opinion about who would take his place whether it would be a hawk or somebody more liberal," Gradison said. "The best guess is that his two positions of chief of state and Communist Party first secretary probably will be split up between two successors." Gradison, who went to Russia with a delegation of 16 other congressmen, said they spent more than 10 hours "in surprisingly frank" discussions with Kremlin leaders. THE CINCINNATI Republican said he also met with several Jewish dissidents, so-called "refuseniks," whose emigration applications have been denied by Soviet authorities. Using the congressional visits to show their professed good faith in granting emigration, the Soviets ap-proved the emigration of the longest-standing refusenik in Leningrad the day before the U.S. delegation arrived there.

In Moscow, they also granted an emigration visa to a Russian draft-dodger, Leonid Slepak, from one of the most active dissident families. Gradison said he headed a group of four congressmen who visited the apartment of Dr. Andrei Sakharov, the Nobel laureate physicist and prominent leader of the Soviet dissident movement. "THAT MEETING was a moving experience that lasted until 2 o'clock in the morning," said Gradison, adding that Sakharov's wife furnished him a list of Soviet dissidents in prison or internal exile. In the meetings with Kremlin leaders, Gradison said they charged that the U.S.

"military-industrial complex" was blocking consummation of the SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) treaty. But he said the biggest problem seemed to be the Russians' inability to understand how the U.S. government operates. "I don't think they really understand that the President cannot commit the United States to the treaty without Senate ratification," the First District congressman said. OTHER GENERAL impressions gleaned by Gradison on the trip, which lasted from April 12-22: The Soviet leaders seemed paranoid about China.

"They said if China had advanced weapons, it would unleash a new world war today." The Kremlin believes that the U.S. is merely using the Jewish emigration issue as an excuse not to open up trade to the U.S.S.R. "They said if every Jew left the Soviet Union, we would find some other excuse not to trade with them." The USSR has many internal problems, including inflation, racial tensions (particularly with Asiatic Moslems), serious labor shortages in some parts of the country, and even a rising death rate. Russian leaders wear much more stylish, better-quality clothing than the shabby, drab apparel displayed in Soviet shops. Moscow has one of the world's most efficient subway systems, transporting six million people a day with trains that run at two-minute intervals.

Books are in short supply in Russia, even the classics of Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and Pushkin. "They say there's a paper shortage," Gradison said. Vestiges of the Stalin regime are almost nonexistent. Even In Josef Stalin's native region of Georgia, no monuments to the wartime Soviet dictator were immediately evident, according to Gradison. BUSAM Elvira (nee Bender), beloved wife of J.

Raymond Busam, sister of Clara Bushman, Florence Flaig and Mrs. Albert (Marcella) Luchte. Thursday, April 26, 1979. Relatives and friends may call at the Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Road, Monday morning from 9:30 A.M. until time of Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Ignatius Church at 11 A.M. Memorial contributions may be made to the Glenmary Home Mis-sioners or a charity of your a Ptddy 3447 Shwrs 3450 Ptddy 3954 Ptddy 4973 Ptddy 3555 Ptddy 3761 Ptddy 3352 Sunny 3860 Sunny 6182 Cloudy 5479 Ptddy 3656 Cldy 5977 Sunny 3259 Sunny 61 '88 Ptddy 5574 Ptddy 4160 Ptddy 4568 Ptddy 7286 .17 (Ooomite wtwood t0n Moll 3042 Harrison Aye. 641-40S9 A7903753 Mazie Lee Watts Biiste I Borrffiiitit Cc. Shwrs 3555 Ptddy 3253 Sunny 3159 Ptddy 5573 Sunny 3160 Ptddy 3859 Ptddy 3055 Sunny 3864 Sunny 6182 Cloudy 5979 Sunny 3660 Ptddy 5674 Cldy 4061 Sunny 5987 Fair 5476 Ptddy 3863 Ptddy 4772 Ptddy 72 84 Cldy 5474 Cldy 3248 Rain 3452 Ptddy 6a4, 82 Ptddy 4662 Sunny 6493 Ptddy 3551 Ptddy 4655 Temperatures In Foreign Cities Aberdeen, Cldy, I p.m 52 Amsterdam, Ptcldy, 1 48 Ankara. Ptcldy, 3 p.m 72 Antigua, Ptcldy, 8 a.m 82 Asuncion.

Clear. 8 am 70 Athens. Ptcldy, 2 64 Auckland, Cldy. mdnt 61 Beirut. Clear, 2 75 Berlin, Cldy, 1 52 Birmingham.

Cldy, 1 p.m 50 Bonn. Cldy, 1 p.m 46 Brussels. Rain, I 46 Buenos Aires, Cldy. 8 am 63 Cairo. Clear, 2 pm 90 Casablanca.

Clear, noon 64 Copenhagen, Cldy, 1 43 Dublin, Cldy, 1 52 Geneva. Rain, I p.m 43 Hong Kong, Cldy, 8 p.m 73 lima, Cldy, 7 a 64 Jerusalem, Clear, 2 p.m 82 lisbon, Clear, noon 63 London, Cldy, I p.m 50 Madrid, Ptcldy, I p.m 57 Manila. Clear, 8 pm 86 Mexico City. Fair. I p.m 81 Moscow.

Cldy. 3 59 New Delhi, Clear, 5 pm 106 Nice. Cldy, I p.m 55 Oslo. Ptcldy, p.m 52 Paris, Cldy. I pm 50 Peking, Rain, 8pm 50 Rio de Janeiro, Cldy, 9 am 70 Rome, 1 57 Saigon, Cldy, 8 p.m 86 Seoul, Clear, 9 52 Sofia, Cldy, 2 p.m 72 Stockholm, Rain, 1 p.m 48 Taipei, Ptcldy, 8 pm 66 Teheran.

Clear, 3 64 Tokyo, Clear, 9 p.m 54 Tunis. Ptcldy, 1 p.m 59 Vienna, Cldy, 1 p.m 54 Warsaw, Cldy, 1 p.m ....52 Temperatures In Canadian Cities Calgary, clear 57 Edmonton, clear 55 Montreal, rain 73 Ottawa, rain 70 Regina, clear 46 Toronto, rain 68 Vancouver, clear 63 Winnipeg, clear 45 Glenn, Hail and JirtUn FUwERAl CHAPELS and Emmett Wat's vs Eusebio Gaw, Medical malpractice. A 79037 54 Karl A Buck, et al, vs. Coca Cola Bottling Works Co For $40,000, persoal injury vehicle 1. A7903755 Catherine Makeup-son and Marvin D.

Makeupson. Dissolution of marriage. A79037S6 Timothy Kenny vs Mary Kenny. Divorce. PERKINS Hester (nee McKenney), devoted wife of the late Virgil Perkins, beloved mother of John R.

Perkins. At her home, Sarasota, Florida, Tuesday, April 24, 1979 Age 92 years. Cremation was held in Sarasota. Memorial services Sunday, April 29 at 2 P.M. in the Ronald B.

Jones Funeral Home. Ludlow, Kentucky. Cremated remains will be interred in Raven Creek Cemetery, Hinton, Kentucky. 761 8881 IM '097 GORMLEY Minnie, beloved wife of the late Martin Gormley, devoted mother of Jeanette Larrick and Raymond (Bud) Gormley, devoted grandmother of three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Friday, April 27, 1979.

Residence Deer Park. Friends may call from 9 to 10 A.M. Monday at the Strawser Funeral Home, 9503 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash. Funeral Mass, 10 30 A.M. Monday at St.

Saviour Church, Myrtle Avenue and Plainfield Road. For those who choose contributions may be made to St. Saviour Church. ELDEM i. GC05) AVE 3433 A7903757 Josle Yvell Crooks CARR Raymond beloved husband of Agnes Tierney Carr, dear father of Mrs.

James (Rae-Jeanne) Quinlivan, dear brother of Mrs. Margaret Rowe, Miss Helen Carr, Charles Carr and the late Vernon Carr. Wednesday, April 25, 1979. Services will be held at George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home, Linwood and Delta Avenues, Mt.

Lookout, Saturday, April 28 at 1 P.M. Friends may call Saturday from noon until time of service. If desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Chicago 38 45 Cleveland 41 46 Columbus OH 47 59 Dallas 50 72 Dayton 39 63 Denver 38 59 Detroit 41 53 Evansville 41 67 Fairbanks 33 55 Honolulu 60 81 Houston 60 79 Indianapolis 39 62 Jacksonville 65 80 Kansas City 42 55 las Vegas 61 89 los Angeles 56 72 Louisville 46 65 Memphis 48 70 Miami Beach 69 88 Midlnd 53 83 Milwaukee 37 41 Mpls. St Paul 38 54 Orlando 6a5 86 Philadelphia 61 70 Phoenix 63 91 Pittsburgh 45 52 Portland.

49 53 Portland, 56 65 Raleigh 61 78 Rapid City 25 56 St Louis 47 55 Salt Lake 45 69 San Diego 62 79 San Francisco. 55 66 St. Ste 31 47 Seattle 48 72 Shreveport 51 79 Syracuse 44 67 TampaSt. 71 82 Traverse 33 47 Tulsa 48 61 Washington 62 72 vs. Derrick L.

Crooks Divorce. A79037S8 Joan Miner vs. Harry Lenzo Miller. Divorce. G'JP-KJLT FUrUSBlRSSE A7903759 Avis Tucker vs.

Fred Cldy 5074 Ptddy 3447 Ptddy 3155 Cldy 65, 83 Ptddy 5167 Sunny 6393 Rain 3746 Ram 4858 .18 .19 .92 .35 3.00 .02 D. Tucker Divorce. A790376O Mary Beverage vs. Edward Beverage. Divorce A7903761 Barbara Ann Rousey vs.

Thomas Rousey Divorce. laim I Jtaiui Jr Wfst fcnd fcwntrf 721-1616 91 "M4 A7903762 Alvin L. Schaeffer vs. Judith L. Schaeffer.

Divorce. REENAN Mildred beloved wife of the late John L. Reenan, dear mother of John, Danny and Richard Reenan, stepmother of Rosemary Colon, Betty Jane Wolte, Ruth Ellen Reenan, Shirley Glener, James Reenan and Mane Hors-ley, also survived by 18 grandchildren, dear sister ot Mary Burlile Thursday, April 26, '979. Friends may cad at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Street, Carthage, Sunday from 2 to 6 Funeral services Monday at 11 A.M. A7903763 Lora Doran and Michael Doran.

Dissoltuion of marriage. A7903764 Patrick S. Ormond vs. Rockwell International. For 175,000, breach of contract.

COHORN Daniel, of Mulberry, foster son of the late W.L. Fisher, dear friend of Roger and Georgia Fisher and Florence Whipple. Friends may call at the Craver-Hookom Funeral Home and Chapel, Milford, Sunday from 3 to 6 P.M. Services Monday at 2 P.M. A7903765 Robert D.

Hanrahan W. fkk Johnscn Funeral Komat WALNUT MILLS 1309 1. McMillan St. 961-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Mad'sop fca 2LL22C3 HAUSFELD Alfred devoted brother of Elmer and Carl Hausfeld, Mrs. Lincoln (Alma) Weis, Mrs, Harold (Luella) Drewes, Miss Norma Hausfeld, Mrs.

Robert (Alice) Portune, Mrs. James (Eleanor) Redmond, of Ames, Iowa and the late Howard Hausteld, dear friend of Virginis Milner. Thursday, April 26, 1979. Age 68 years. Funeral service Monday at 10:30 A M.

at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Avenue at Queen City. Friends may call Sunday 5 to 9 P.M. Cheviot Lodge 140 F. and A.M. and Scottish Rite Ring Service, Sunday, 7 30 P.M Memorials may be made to the Shriners Burns Institute or the charity of your choice.

et al vs. Diane Pope. For 160,000, damages. A7903766 Richard F. Lang vs.

Ada I. Schmidt. For $375,000 personal iniury (vehicle). Ptddy 4668 Sunny 4571 Ptddy 7753 Sunny 3663 Fair 4162 Ptddy 5871 Fair 5364 Ptddy 2345 Ptddy 4768 Cloudy 5376 Sunny 3353 Ptddy 6582 Tstrms 5062 Sunny 4567 Cloudy 4767 Fair 4874 Ptddy 3456 Sunny 3558 Ptddy 4567 Ptddy 6072 Fair 5366 Ptddy 2542 Cloudy 5069 Ptddy 4975 Shwrs 4057 Cloudy 6683 Sunny 3963 Ptddy 5267 A7903771 Diana Babbs and 1.01 Robert C. Babos.

Dissolution of marriage A7903772 Tish Green y-Sullivan vs. McCord Ins Agency, Inc. et al For $100,000, declaratory judgment. A7903773 Henry J. Oberlander vs.

Smith-Pohlman et al. Judg Looking for MIDDWDOHf JOHN N. i t'IMw Co. 4-NORTHS! DE ment declaring respective rights and duties of plaintiff, and money. ROBBINS Lonnie beloved husband of Marietta Bobbins (nee Potter), devoted father of Kay dear stepson ot Mrs.

Carrie Robbins, dear brother of Mrs. Alice Long. Mrs Edith Hamblin, Mrs. Opal Kidwell, Mrs. Stella West, Mrs.

Oia Mae Duncan and Earl Robbins, step-brotner of Mrs. Blanch McCarroll and Hobert Wilson, grandfather ot Michael Lonnie. Residence 121 Kentucky Newport, Ky. Friday, April 27, 1979. Services Monday, April 30, at the beilevue Baptist Church at 2 P.M.

Visitation Sunday at Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue, 5 to 9 P.M Masonic services Sunday as follows: Robert Burns Lodge 163 at 7 30 P.M. Scottish Rite at 8 P.M. at the funeral home. A903774 B. Archer vs.

David A. Archer, Divorce. A7903775 Oda Mary Russell vs. Wendell Davidson, et al. For Kt'ChleokatrEnctteit 261-8093 KOERFER William beloved husband ot Stella Koerfer Wednesday, April 25, 1979 Residence 8063 Wooster Pike.

Friends may call at the Naegele, Kleb and Ihlendorf Funeral Home, 3900 Montgomery Road, Norwood, Sunday 5 to 8 M. Funeral Monday, April 30. Mass of Christian Burial, Friarhurst Retreat House at 9 30 A M. Member of the Norwood Post V.F.W 3464. D.A V.

Chapter 1 will hold services at 7 P.M. Fourth District Ritual Team V.F.W. will hold services Sunday at 7:30 P.M. If desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. $100,000, personal iniury (vehicle).

A7903776 Thomas Lee Jones et al vs Lucke Strassel Build ers, et al. Recission of con. tract, money breach of con tract A7903777 Jaquilla Gamble vs James L. Gamble Divorce. Medicare Aid Proposed In Drug, Alcohol Cases FUNfcKAL DIRECTORS I 979 Mtii Funeral Urn 171? OIJftN CITY AVfc ItQC GLENMCXU AVE hbjiind ROSENACKER John loving husband to the late Mary I.

Rosenacker (nee Sandtord), loving cousin to Geneva Singleton, William and Robert Singleton and Anna Sand. Passed Looking for ty-o a away on April 27, 1979, at the EtUblufced 24 W. tth St. home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Sand-ford, his loving niece and nephews Funeral from John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State Monday, April 30, 1979 See Son- ments which may be caused by excessive drugs or alcohol, she said. The conference's proposals will be forwarded to various legislative committees that have jurisdiction in the health and budget areas. Former Arkansas congressman Wilbur Mills related how he lost his memory and dignity while under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

Mills said he has not had a drink in several years. LONCARIC LLOYD Clara age 51, Amelia, Ohio, member of Moose Auxiliary Chapter No. 256 and Pythian Sisters White Shield No. 256, Johnstown, Ohio. Retired from Ohio Bureau of Employment Services.

Survived by husband, Nicholas (Nick) Loncaric and son David Lee Lloyd, ot Columbus, father, Samuel Weaver, of Columbus and brother, William Hulet, of Columbus, granddaughter, Angela Lloyd Friends may call at Cook and Sons Funeral Home, 1631 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, 5 to 9 P.M. Sunday day Enquirer fpr time of funeral REAOINC. SHABIJNVIH.E 948 '113 V4 service. Friends may call Sunday from 4 to 9 PM. FUNFH AL HOWtrS THOMSON Gloria Watkins, wife of Dwight Thomson, also leaves four daughters and three grandchildren Tufts Funeral Hame Loveland 683-2430 where services will be held 10 Friday, April 27, 1979.

Memorial services at the Church of the Re A M. Monday. Interment Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus. deemer, Erie and Paxton Ave WASHINGTON (AP)-Delegates to the National Conference on Mental Health and the Elderly recommended in a report released Friday that Medicare provide coverage for elderly persons undergoing treatment for abuse of drugs or alcohol. They also asked that federal agencies which deal with alcohol and drug abuse be given more money to train personnel to specialize In helping the elderly.

About 300 people representing 11 major national organizations concerned with mental health care and the elderly attended the two-day conference earlier this week. It was sponsored by the House Select Committee on Aging, headed by Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla. Kathy Gardner, an aide to Pepper, said Medicare doesn't now reimburse patients who are undergoing treatment for drug or alcohol abuse. But the federal Medicare program does pay for physical ail 'Major' Solar Flare Detected By Russians nues, Wednesday, May 2.

4 P.M. Contributions may be made to the Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts ot MAHER John son of Mary Cordy Matter and the late John Maher, America, Cincinnati. Arrange brother of Mrs. Ellen Walker, ments by schaeter and Busby. Mrs.

Catherine Pfeffer, Mrs. Ro- choioi mtxoirti imii, Mli ll4 I IV Hl'iooi Wmwu! Dt 661 I WO 9)1 it'll seanne Cordrey, Mrs. Margie TIERNEY Melba (nee Armstrong), be Rankin, Donald, Raymond, Earl and Raphael Maher. Thursday, April 26, 1979 at Blanchester, Ohio, loved wife of Robert A. Tierney, devoted mother of Robert P.

and (formerly of St. Martin, Ohio) M- Hlivlt tyc mi Hr MHV, Kl James P. Tierney and oear grand BOULDER, Colo. (AP)-Solar forecasters say a major flare associated with an unusually large sunspot has been detected, presaging magnetic storms in the Earth's atmosphere. The flare, detected by Soviet sun-watchers In Moscow, occurred late Thursday, endirg Just after midnight, said a spokesman for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

A 'moderate disturbance in the Earth's magnetic field was expected to follow the flare by 36 to 48 hours, said Sgt. Frank Guy, duty forecaster for NOAA. Such a disturbance could disrupt radio reception and compasses. Guy said forecasters classified, the recent flare as an X-l, the smallest of the large, X-class flares. Flare classes are determined by the amount of X-ray energy the flare sends into space.

mother of Shannon and Brian Age 52 years. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Martin Catholic Church, 2 Discover Class 64A (0 Enquirer Classified Ads Work 421-6300 Tierney. Friday, April 27, 1979 T.P.WHITti$3i;S Discover Class 42L Enquirer Classified Ads Work 421-6300 Monday, April 30 at 10 AM Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home, 2926 Woodburn at Lincoln, Friends may call at the St. Martin 231 7150 Monday, April 30 Mass ot CnriS' Parish Hall.

4 to 9 P.M. Sunday. Rosary service Sunday 7 tian Burial at Our Lord Chnst the King Church at 10 A Friends Thompson Funeral Home, Mt. Orab serving the family may can Sunday from 4 to 8.