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Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices MOORE Margaret Kershaw, beloved Obituaries wite ot tne late Kooert u. funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. Moore, devoted mother of Car oline Moore Pritz (Patty James), Cincinnati, OH, Robert B. Moore Lake City, FL and William J. Moore, Indianapolis, Forrest James Payne, 58 IN, also survived by nine grand BALSER Harold H.f beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Lansing), dear father of Gale Martin and Gary Balser, father-in-law of Susan Balser, grandfather of Jorian Martin, Ethan, April, Angie and Jay Balser.

November 8, 1990. Residence Rossmoyne. Friends may call Sunday, 3-5 P.M. at the Quentin K. Staley Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfield Rd Deer Park.

Services Monday, 10 A.M. at the funeral home. If so desired memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Sod ety or Hartzell Memorial Methodist Church. children and seven FUNERAL HOME great-grandchildren. Tuesday, TIME DATE NAME GIBBONS Nancy F.

(nee Laake), formerly of Norwood, beloved wife of A. Donald Gibbons, loving mother of Michael A. Hobbs and Jennifer M. Lane (Valinda, CA), beloved daughter of Virginia M. Laake and the late Alvin R.

Laake, dear sister of Robert B. Laake, Sandra J. Wimmers, Michael S. Laake (San Antonio, TX) and Christine M. Jones, loving grandmother of Mason James Lane and the late Chelsea Caitlin Hobbs.

Suddenly, November 5, 1990 at her home in Walnut, CA. Age 46. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a memorial service on Saturday, November 10 at St. Elizabeth Church In Norwood at 1 1 A.M. Memorials may be made to St.

Elizabeth Church, Norwood, OH. November 6, 1990. To allow time for the family to gather from afar and in celebration BALSER, Horold H. 10:00 A.M. Nov.

12 Quentin K. Stoley Monfort Heights man was well-known in gravure industry and commemoration of Mrs, M. Nov. 1 2 St. Joseph Chopel BALTZER, Stella Moore's long life, a memorial Chas.

A. Miller Sons BOGEN, Edna M. more then 30 years, including 25 service win take place at m. Thomas Church, Terrace Park, BRUSMAN, William W. 2:00 P.M.

Nov. 1 3 T.P. White Sons in the same home. He was a mem OH, Friday, December 28, 1990 at 11 A.M. Arrangements by W.

Mack Johnson Anderson CLEMONS, William A. 7:00 P.M. Nov. 1 2 Hall Jordan ber of St. James Church, White Oak.

COLEMAN, Julia Mae 7:00 P.M. Nov. 1 1 Jones and Simpson Funeral Home, Walnut Hills, Several years ago, he wrote a DOUGOUD, Doris C. 10:00 A.M. Nov.

12 John C. Brater NOBLE 7:00 P.M. Nov. II Hall-Jordan EARLE, Louis A. BALTZER Stella Harrington, 90.

November 9, 1990 in Louisville, KY formerly of Cincinnati. Survived by her sister Sr. Margaret A. Harrington, S.C.N. Funeral Mass Nazareth Home, 10:30 A.M., Monday.

Committal service 2:15 P.M., St. Joseph New Cemetery Chapel. letter to his family to be opened upon his death. "In it, he told us of Clara M. (nee Kohl), beloved wife of the late Oswald H.

Noble, loving mother of Harold Noble, Irene Boullie, Mary Ruth REY, Earnest Perry 1 0:30 A.M. Nov. 1 2 Bolton Lunsford the love he had for his family and GIBBONS, Nancy F. 1 Nov. 10 St.

Elizabeth (Norwood) Bolte, Mildred Brown ot Chan- what each of us meant to him, tilly, VA, Janet Ahern and the 7:30 P.M. Nov. II Hall-Jordan HALL, Beadron late Louis and Roger Noble, said a daughter, Melinda Payne of dear sister of Roselia Frank, also survived by 40 grandchil HESFORD, Clarence Eugene Monfort Heights. 1:00 P.M. Nov.

18 Clifton United Methodist Also surviving are his wife of 31 dren and 59 great-grandchildren. Friday, November 9, HALL Beadron, devoted husband of Isabelle Hall, loving father of Tim and Sheila Hall, beloved step-father of Floyd Gibson, fond father of Darryl Hall, dear brother of Gus and Rosemary Stepp and Antrice Rutherford, also survived by three grandchildren, other relatives and friends. November 8, 1990. Funeral services will be held Sunday, 7:30 P.M. at Hall-Jordan Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert Rev.

Dr. N. Spencer Glover, officiating. Friends may call Sunday from 6:30 P.M. until time of service.

Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. 1:00 P.M. Nov. 12 Hall Jordan years, the former Pat Seitz; two KEMP, James 1990. Age 92 years.

Mass of Christian Burial Monday, No BOGEN Edna widow of Joseph Bo-gen, step-mother of Richard Bogen. Friday, November 9, 1990. Age 94 years. Private funeral services at the convenience of the family. Chas.

A. Miller Sons in charge of sons, Forrest James Jr. of West vember 12 at Our Lady of Vic tory Church at 10 A.M. Friends KLEKAMP, Joyce Nov. 12 Vorhis Chester and Matt at home; two may call Sunday, November 1 1 KLUEBER, David Lynn 2:00 P.M.

Nov. 1 2 Rullman lAuroro, INI at the John J. Radel Funeral other daughters, Mary Herrmann of Colerain Township and Theresa BY STEVE HOFFMAN The Cincinnati Enquirer Forrest James "Jim" Payne made his reputation as a leader in the gravure industry through 31 years with Cincinnati Gravure Western Hills. Plant manager for 27 years, he had joined the company as a photo engraver. Mr.

Payne, 58, died from a heart attack Tuesday in Providence Hospital soon after he was rushed there from his Monfort Heights home. He had undergone a five-way heart-bypass operation eight years ago but had been able to return to work. "He was known throughout the gravure industry," said Ernest Ward of Withamsville, an associate of Mr. Payne's for 19 years. "He was the cement that held this place together through many changes, including changes in owners from Martin-Marietta, Mobil Chemical, Valspar Corp.

and three years ago to Cincinnati Gravure Corp;" Ward described Mr. Payne as "a friend you didn't work for, but rather you associated with. He was Home, 650 Neeb Delhi, KRIMMER, Elizabeth 1 0:00 A.M. Nov. 1 2 Tufts-Schildmeyer from 3-6 P.M.

Memorials may be made to the Neediest Kids MANN, William E. Payne, at home; a sister, Kay Lul lum of Bloomington, a broth Of All, P.O. Box 31477, 45231. BRUSMAN William beloved husband of Hazel Brusman (nee Parker), devoted father of Jerry J. and Robert A.

Brusman also survived by eight grand MCWILLIAMS, Margaret Ann PEACH 11:30 A.M. Nov. 1 3 Dolbert and Woodruff er, Jack of White Oak; and a grand Margaret A. (nee Eltzroth), 75. 1 1 :00 A.M.

Dec. 28 W. Mack Johnson child. MOORE, Margaret HESFORD Clarence Eugene, beloved husband of Frances E. Hesford, beloved father of Robert A.

Hesford. Memorial service Sunday, November 18, 1990, 1 P.M. at Clifton United Methodist Church. Lifetime Lebanon resident. Friday, November 9, 1990.

Formerly employed as bookkeep Visitation will be from 8:30 to children and 1 1 great-grandchildren. November 8, 1990. Age 72 NOBLE, Cloro M. 1 0:00 A.M. Nov.

1 2 John J. Radel years. Residence Linwood. 9:30 a.m. today at Mihovk-Rosen-acker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot PEACH, Margaret A.

1 1:00 A.M. Nov. 12 Oswald Hoskins er for Production Plating and Propipe. Survived by husband of 51 years, Robert E. Peach, sons James E.

and Robert Dale ROBERTS, Ruth Ann 1 1 :00 A.M. Nov. 1 3 Hodapp Road, Monfort Heights. Mass of KEMP James. Funeral services Mon Peach, four grandchildren, Service at T.

P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington, Tuesday, November 13 at 2 P.M. Friends may call Tuesday 1-2 P.M. Memorials may be sent to the American Heart Assoc.

ROMEO, Angela 1 1 :00 A.M. Nov. 1 2 Thomas Memorial three great-grandchildren and day, 1 P.M., Bethel AME Church, Middletown, OH. Visi Forrest J. Payne quite easy to get along with.

He gave direction to the business." Mr. Payne was born in Latonia in Kentucky and graduated from Holy Cross High School. He enlisted in the Army at 17, saw frontline infantry action in Korea and was discharged as a sergeant first class. He lived in Monfort Heights a brother John D. 'Pete' Eltzroth.

Funeral service Mon SANDMANN, Albert E. 11:30 A.M. Nov. 12 Vitt Stermer tation Sunday, 6-8 P.M. Hall Jordan Gary Funeral Home, day, November 12, 11 A.M.

at Oswald Hosklns Funeral Home, Lebanon with visitation from 10 Middletown, OH. SAUNDERS, Edward 1:00 P.M. Nov. 1 5 Hall Jordan Christian burial will be said at 10 a.m. today at St.

James Church, 3565 Hubble Road, White Oak. Mr. Payne's ashes will be buried with his son, Jonathan, who died in 1976 at 10 months of age, in St. James Cemetery, White Oak. CLEMONS KLEKAMP to 1 1 A.M., prior to the service.

1:00 P.M. Nov. 12 Hodapp STEELE, Frank A. William A. Funeral services Interment in Lebanon Ceme Neidhard THORPE, George W.

tery. Memorial requested to Monday, 7 P.M., Hall Jordan Funeral Home, Walnut Hills. Visitation 6-7 P.M. Joyce K. (nee Sasone), beloved wife of Robert Klekamp, devoted daughter of Joseph Sansone, dear mother of Eliza VASTINE, Denzil R.

1:30 P.M. Nov. 1 2 Milword (Lexington, KY) Lebanon United Methodist Church (where Mrs. Peach was a member for 65 years) beth Moore, Matthew Kle WAHLBRINK, Frederick C. 122 E.

Silver Lebanon, OH Nov. 10 Muehlenkomp-Erschell kamp and Kathryn Wess, dear sister of JoAnn Follick and Rita 45036. COLEMAN Julia Mae, dear cousin of Nellie Allen of Cleveland, OH and Eliz Joyce Kathleen Klekamp WALSTON, Harold W. 2:00 P.M. Nov.

1 2 Ulrich-Filter Seifert, also surviving are four ROMEO grandchildren. Friday, Novem- abeth Nelson of Cincinnati, OH, WEGGESSER, Mary V. 10:00 A.M. Nov. 12 Miller-Busse Borg- second cousin of Rose Smith, BY DAVE BEASLEY had performed on WLW (700 AM) radio.

mann Der 9, lyyu. Resident ot Wyoming. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 WINGATE, Filmore Jr. 1 1:00 A.M. Nov.

1 2 Ellison-Moon Angela (nee Barattierl), beloved wife of the late Joseph Romeo and devoted sister of Olivia Silvati, Mary McHaffie, Therese Terrell, Tony Barat-tieri and the latd Guy Barrat-tieri. November 8, 1990. Friends Springfield Springdale, Sun day 4-6 P.M. Blessing will be Monday, November 12, 1990 at the Gate of Heaven Cemetery Death Notices Death Notices Patricia Wall and Willis Williams, all of Cleveland, OH. Wednesday, November 7, 1990.

Funeral services will be held Sunday, November 11, at 7 P.M. at the Jones and Simpson Funeral Home, 1129 Garrard Covington. Friends may call Sunday, at the funeral home after 6 P.M. Burial will be at the Memory Garden Cemetery, Vanceburg, KY. may call at the Thomas Memo Chapel at 10:30 A.M.

ROBERTS rial, 7500 Montgomery Rd. The Cincinnati Enquirer Joyce Kathleen Klekamp, singer, gardener and homemaker, died Friday morning at her Wyoming home. She had had cancer 4Vi years. "She was always cheerful, even at her worst moments," said her husband, Robert, chairman of the Management Department in Xavier University's graduate school of busi KLUEBER Ruth Ann (nee Daniel), beloved wife of Chester Roberts, dear Kenwood, Monday A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at St.

David Lynn, beloved husband "She was an inveterate gardener and loved to plant unusual shrubs and trees at our home," her husband said. Also surviving are two daughters, Elizabeth Moore and Kate Wess; a son, Matthew; her father, Joseph Sansone, all of Wyoming; two sisters, Joanne Follick of Wyoming and Rita Seifert of Kenwood; and four grandchildren. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 Springfield sister of Wilma Price, William, John the Evangelist Church, 1 1 of Barbara Klueber (nee Sand- James and Walter Daniel, brink), devoted father of An A.M. If desired memorials may be directed to St.

John's daughter-in-law of Agnes Lang- WINGATE Filmore Jr. (Beanie), beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Ton! Stovall, loving brother of Jo Ann Tschaenn, Shirley and Lonnie Wlngate. Funeral service Monday, 11 A.M. at the Ellison-Moon Funeral Home, Lawrenceburg, IN. Visitation Sunday P.M.

Memorials to the Lawrenceburg or Aurora Emergency Units. ford. Friday, November ivo. Church. DOUGOUD Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Monday, from 5 to 8 P.M.

Funeral services Tues SANDMANN Albert E. Al), beloved husband ness. "She always managed to get out of her jovce Klekamp Doris (nee Slete), beloved wife of the late Walter Dou-goud dear mother of Er of Joyce Fishter Sandmann, devoted dad of Mark L. Sand drew, step-father of David Elder, Judy Elder and step-grandfather of Dustin, dear son of Frieda Smith and step-father Clayton Smith, dear son-in-law of Ruth and Willis Sandbrink. Friday, November 9, 1990.

Age 44. Services Monday, 2 P.M. Rullman Funeral Home, Aurora, IN. Visitation Sunday 11-12 Noon and 4-8 P.M. at the funeral home.

day, 11 A.M. at the funeral home. nest Slete, spring Arbor, Ml, Eugene Dougoud, Harrison, OH, Walter Dougoud Mrs. Klekamp, 56, was a medal-winning student at the College-Conservatory of Music. She sang at weddings and with church groups and choruses, and Pike, Springdale.

There will be a service at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the chapel of Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Montgomery. World War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran 'Armed Forces SAUNDERS Edward. Funeral services Thursday, 1 P.M., Hall Jordan Funeral Home, Walnut Hills. Visitation 12 Noon till 1 P.M.

Harrison, OH and the late Mary Estella Noel, dear sister of Ara-belle Glaub, Hanover, Ml, devoted grandmother of 15 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren, niece of the late William Slete, original funeral director in Harrison, 10 Monuments VASTINE mann, brother of Dorothy Knight Noonan, Alberta (Berts) Ripperger, Betty Wllkins, Larry, Dick, Charles (Chuck) and the late Daniel Sandmann. Suddenly Thursday, November 8, 1990. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Mass Monday, November 12, Our Lady of Victory Church at 11:30 A.M. If desired, contributions may be made to St. Xavier High Education Fund, 600 North Bend 45224 or the Free Store, 112 E.

Liberty, 45210. Vitt Stermer Funeral Home serving the family. OH. Thursday, November 8, 1990. Formerly of Harrison, Denzil 75 of Lexington formerly of N.

KY, survived by his wife Florence (Oliver) Vastine, sister Juanita Vastine of Cincinnati. Service Monday, 1:30 P.M., Milward Broadway Mortuary, Lexington, KY. Vlsita- RESOLD FUNERAL HOME I Markers ft Monuments Flower Vases Negative TV ads didn't help Voters apparently didn't hear court candidates' attacks 3700 OLENMORE 661-6200 KRIMMER Elizabeth (nee Schwiegrath). Of Maineville. Loving wife of 54 years to John Krimmer.

Suddenly, November 8, 1990. Age 83. Friends received at Tufts-Schildmeyer Funeral Home, Park and Riverside, Loveland, Sunday, 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M. Monday, November 12, at St.

Philip the Apostle Church, Morrow, OH. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Family request that memorial contributions be directed to the Ladies Mission Workers of St. Philip the Apostle Church or the Little Sisters of the Poor. tion Sunday 3-6 P.M.

OH. Age 82. Friends may call in the John Brater Funeral Home, Harrison, OH, Sunday from P.M. Funeral service Monday, November 12 at 10 A.M. Interment Glen Haven Cemetery.

20 Announcements A.C. GOBBLING SON BELLEVUE FT. THOMAS 441-130 4V1-4S00 WAHLBRINK Frederick beloved husband of the late Mrs. Viola Wahl-brlnk (nee Rammelsburg), dear father of Mrs. Martha V.

Holland, grandfather of Andrew and Thomas Holland. Thursday, November 8, 1990. Former resident of Newport, KY. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, 9 A.M., St. Clare Convent Chapel, Wyoming, OH.

Muehlenkamp-Erschell New STEELE Frank husband of Gladys Steele, dear father of Unav Sumner, Charlotte Petro, Ber-nlce Martin, Dupal Caudill, Ju-nav Jones, Andy Steele and the late R.A. and Reed Steele and Martha Decker, also 20 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Thursday, November EARLE Louis devoted husband of Ludis J. Earle, beloved brother of Hazel Harrison, loving uncle of Diane Smith, Phyllis Madison, Wells and Louis Harrison, fond brother-in-law of Maudie Jones, Murdie and William J.J. GILLIGAN SON 2926Woodburn 281-8311 ELDEN A.

GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433 MANN William age 79. Friday, November 9, 1990 at Bethesda Hospital. Survived by his wife Margaret, one son William Michael Mann. Mr.

Mann donated his body to UC. Memorials may be directed to Hospice of Owsley, also survived by dear friend Janet Marshall and a host of other relatives and friends. November 7, 1990 in his port Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Visitation Saturday A.M. at the St.

Clare Convent Chapel. Jamison Jamison Inc. West End Evanston 721-1616 961-7544 8, 1990. Age 85 years. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral, 7401 Vine Carthage, Sunday from 5-8 P.M.

Funeral services Monday, 1 P.M. at the funeral home. Member Of the Loyal Order of Elmwood Moose Lodge 811 and F.O.E. Elmwood Aerie 1694. 94th year.

Funeral services Sunday, 7 P.M., First Antioch Baptist Church, 1511 Gilpin Avenue (Evanston), Rev. E.G. NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 Smith, Jr. pastorofficiating.

WALSTON Harold Age 88 of Moores Hill, IN. Died Thursday. Funeral 2 P.M., Monday, Ulrich-Filter Funeral Home, Dillsboro, IN. Visitation Sunday, from 5 to 8 P.M. THORPE Friends may call during visitation 6 P.M.

until time of services 7 P.M. at the church. Interment Walnut Hills Cemetery. George beloved husband of SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHARONVILLE 948-1113 948-1113 Joan (nee Jacoby) Thorpe, devoted father of Kevin L. and Arrangements by Hall-Jordan Funeral Home (Walnut Hills).

Greg A. Thorpe, dear father-in-law of Linda and Kelly bBMT funeral honk IKftifaJI lEAPlNG HP Thorpe, also survived by two BY BEN L. KAUFMAN The Cincinnati Enquirer Twice in two years, Republican judicial challengers have attacked Hamilton County incumbents as soft on crime and lost. Timothy S. Black tried it last year, and Municipal Court Judge Nadine Allen won amid a furor over negative advertising.

"I took advice that went against my gut and I made a mistake," Black recalled. This year, David Winchester Peck took a similar tack against Common Pleas Judge Ann Marie Tracey. She won, but he is unrepentant. "I don't think that it had any material effect on the outcome," Peck don't have second thoughts." But in both cases, those GOP television ads were perceived by Democrats and some Republicans as mean-spirited and out of character for the candidates and community. "You can't do it here in judicial races without running the risk of offending Cincinnati's unique sense of civility," Black explained.

In Black's ad, an announcer accused Allen of letting a defendant go free, only to be arrested and charged for the attempted rape of an Anderson Township woman. Peck appeared in a TV spot accusing Tracey of putting most drug dealers on probation rather than in jail. Peck said he would never have raised the point if Tracey's ads had not represented her as tough on drug peddlers. Then as now, Peck and other Republicans insisted it wasn't a "Tim Black ad or a Willie Horton ad." Moreover, Peck reiterated, he had a responsibility to bring the issues before the voters. Tracey, in turn, accused Peck of sloppy research and of misrepresenting her record.

"If you're going negative, you just can't make things up," she said Wednesday. Black and Peck said their ads probably did not help or hinder their candidacies. Black credited Tracey's victory in large part to a broader community support. On that, Tracey agreed. She spent Tuesday visiting polling places and said only a few people recalled and mentioned Peck's ad.

If they did, they preferred hers, she said. When he considered making the critical ad, Peck said, he didn't consider Black's experience because their ads were so different: One focused on a single criminal and the other addressed more than 60 sentencing decisions. Black said his ad was a creation of his campaign committee and the Ohio Republican Party and it emulated "negative attack ads" used by the Franklin County GOP in Columbus in judicial races. Republicans didn't ask his advice before releasing Peck's attack on Tracey, Black said, but if they had, "I would have told David (Peck) that my ad caused me and my family untold agony and the ad didn't move my poll numbers." FREY grandchildren, Gregory and WEGGESSER Mary V. (nee Moximovitz), beloved wife of Joseph C.

Weg-gesser and the late Henry Hoffmann, dear mother of Marie Apking, Ann Hijin and Henry Hoffmann, devoted step-mother of Joan Meister, also survived by seven grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren. Friday, November 9, Ashley Thorpe, dear son of Win, GOOD KELSCH MCWILLIAMS Margaret Ann (nee MaGuire), beloved wife of the late Patrick Joseph McWilliams, devoted mother of Joseph Hugh, Patrick Joseph and Cecil Brendan McWilliams, Kathleen Acosta of San Antonio, TX and Maureen Stephenson and the late Matthew and John Francis McWilliams, dear sister of James McGuire of Toronto, Canada, Sadie Barry of New York, NY and Masie Edgar of London, England, also survived by 32 grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Friday, November 9, 1990. Age 90 years. Mass of Christian Burial, Tuesday, 1 1:30 A.M.

at St. Jude Church. Visitation Tuesday, 9 A.M. until time of prayers at 1 1 A.M. at the Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Homme, 2880 Bou-dinot Ave.

at Queen City. OAKLEY SQ. 531-0105 Earnest Perry, devoted father of Phyllis M. Boggs, Richard A. and Patricia R.

Frey, Lisa A. Ramstetter and the late Gary E. Frey, dear brother of Robert and Charles Frey and Mrs. Helen Snyder, also survived by 35 Florists 1990. Age 92 years.

Friends six grandchildren. Wednesday, may call at the Miller-Busse Borgmann Funeral Home, 3464 Carrie Walker of Dayton, OH. Friday, November 9, 1990. Residence Mt. Healthy.

Age 67 years. Visitation at the Neid-hard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Monday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. Private funeral services will be held at convenience of the family. If so desired, remembrances may be made to Hamilton County Board of Retardation, Hospice of Cinti or the Amerl-can Cancer Society.

November 7, 1990. Age 67 years. Visitation Sunday from Central Clifton, Sunday Jv' Funeral Flowers 9 P.M. at the Bolton 8. Luns- 4 P.M.

Funeral services Mon day at 10 A.M. If desired, memorials may be directed to the ui ucauiy a distinction 961-6622 City Wide. 7 Dehwry ford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood where services will be held Monday at Alzheimer's Disease Associa 10:30 A.M. tion, 644 Linn 45203. Western Hills High picks the winners again Safety, told a news conference that motorists would find the machine similar to automated teller machines.

Of the glitch, one official said, "That's why we have a pilot project." The Associated Press Levy failure prompts students to walk out OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio Shouting "levy, levy," at least 400 students walked out of classes at a local high school Friday to protest the failure of a 7.9-mill operating levy in Tuesday's election. No arrests were made. Some of the students carried signs reading, "Back to the Stone Age" and "Small Pocket Small Mind." The Associated Press Students to skip meal, give money to hungry OBERLIN, Ohio At least 400 Oberlin College students plan to skip dinner Tuesday to help raise money for Lorain County's hungry. Students will donate the $3 price of the meal to social agencies and groups that deal with hunger problems. The event is sponsored by Oberlin's Community Outreach student volunteer program, the college's largest student organization with 550 members.

The Associated Press Abortion protesters banned near clinic YOUNGSTOWN A judge issued a temporary restraining order Friday banning picketing within 100 feet of an abortion clinic where two protesters were run over by a pickup truck Thursday. A hearing for a permanent picketing ban at Mahoning Women's Center will be Nov. 23. Two demonstrators were run over by a truck entering the center Thursday but were not seriously injured. The driver was not charged.

The Associated Press Dayton police chief revamps department DAYTON Police Chief James Newby on Friday announced changes in the way officers will do their job, saying the department has lost respect. The announcement came in the wake of reports that a special prosecutor planned to take several cases of alleged police misconduct to a grand jury and the filing Thursday of a federal lawsuit by a man who said he was assaulted and falsely arrested by three police officers. Newby plans to increase the number of supervisors, stress the role of officers as service-providers and implement community-based policing, in which officers attempt to help solve problems rather than simply respond to calls. The Associated Press Director of agency for abused women quits FINDLAY The' executive director of a county agency that helps battered women said Friday that she was forced to resign because she publicly criticized the sheriff's department in a case involving the death of a woman. "The board said my comments offended local law enforcement officials," said Judy Lowe, former head of the Hancock County Domestic Violence Shelter.

The dead woman, 34 and the mother of three, was strangled. She had filed 30 complaints with the sheriff during the past year, charging that her ex-husband harassed and threatened to kill her. Her ex-husband was not arrested in those cases but has been charged with aggravated murder in her death. He has pleaded not guilty. The Associated Press Registration machine fails at demonstration COLUMBUS, Ohio The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles on Friday began a six-month test of a machine that can issue registration renewals 24 hours a day, but the device wouldn't work at a demonstration.

William Denihan, director of the Ohio Department of Highway Early seating of Boehrier still possible BY IRENE WRIGHT The Cincinnati Enquirer Supporters for John Boehner, congressman-elect from the Eighth District, will meet this weekend to try to find a procedure for Boehner to be appointed early to the seat vacated by Donald "Buz" Lukens. Some action could be taken when state legislators reconvene Tuesday. Advantages of Boehner's early appointment would be seniority over other incoming Congress members in such areas as committee assignments, office space and class rank. Barry Jackson, Boehner's campaign manager, said Friday that special legislation could empower the governor to declare Tuesday's general election to have been a special election, and allow him to inform the clerk of the House of Representatives that Boehner had been elected to fill the current vacancy. A new term begins Jan.

3. But Reuven Carlyle, deputy press secretary to Celeste, was skeptical. He said constitutional roadblocks bar Boehner from taking over before the swearing-in for the next term. vich over Anthony Celebrezze for governor; Robert Taft over Sher-rod Brown for secretary of state; Sandra Beckwith over Peter Re-bold and Steve Chabot over John Mirlisena for seats on the Hamilton County Commission; William Mor-rissey over Robert Newman in the race for common pleas judge; and John P. O'Connor over Richard T.

Dugan for juvenile court judge. The accuracy is no puzzle to Beaty or to Ray Finke, Western Hills principal. The school population is a microcosm of Cincinnati, Finke said. "We have open enrollment, with students from all parts of the city," he said. The school has about the same number of black students as white and every economic group is represented, Finke said.

Beaty said many students vote for the candidates their parents intend to vote for, but he believes the mock elections get students interested in politics. "Over the years many former students have told me they voted in elections because they voted in the mock elections. It's a great exercise when candidates come here to campaign. Our goal is to get more young men and women voting." BY DAVE BEASLEY The Cincinnati Enquirer Students at Western Hills High School this year maintained their tradition of picking election winners before the elections. Western Hills students have picked more winners than losers in every year but one since the school started its mock elections in 1976.

"Many times we have been 100 accurate," said Charles Beaty II, a government and civics teacher. In mock voting by students Oct. 31, Charles Luken beat J. Kenneth Blackwell in the First Congressional District race by a margin that was within tenths of a percentage point of the actual results. Luken, a Democrat and Cincinnati's mayor, was chosen by 51.2 of the students voting.

Blackwell, a Republican, a former mayor and a former official in the Bush administration, received 48.8. On Tuesday, voters in the First District gave Luken 50.9 and Blackwell 49. About half the 2,400 students voted. They were visited by Luken and Blackwell on the day of the vote. In six other races in the mock election, the students also picked the actual winners: George Voino-.