The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 16

8A. Sh Atml0tOn frtar Wednesday, Sept. fasi Anniston man dies in car wreck Old divisions In Berlin Currently divided Berlin actually started out divided in the 13th century. It began, as two small trading settle-' menU Berlin and Kolln BATON ROUGE, La. An Anniston man was killed Monday in a traffic accident, that hospitalized his wife child's disappearance.

He has been Indicted on charges be kidnapped a old girl. He also has been indicted on charge be squally located on oppotiteanluof i jnaj one 01 ms cruiaren. XHiiTIes3ingelton, 31, was killed after we car he was the River Spree, according to National driving struck a bridge abutment auuseu a v-year-oia gin. said Betti was extradited from California on the abuse charge and returned to last October. The Docket on 1-20 in Baton Rouge, police said.

Singelton's wife, Marian, and his 5-year-old daughter, April, were listed this morning in stable condition at Our Lady of the "M.slUTUrethuaJ0H Cere Quarry Trie, tenant. Hue. tram. caanceJ ind Dry Well Materials. SIMMONS 4 Ml Wants bhitvi the (MfJM Rule Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge, hospital personnel said.

His 10-year-old son, Cannon, was apparently not injured In the accident, according to Baton Rouge police: After striking the bridge, Singelton's car apparently spun out of control, broke through the lnterstate's retaining wall and plunged 35 feet to Drusilla Lane, a secondary road, police said. MM 131 236733 Escapee to be charged Calhoun County sheriff's deputies planned today to bring escape charges against an Anniston man who ran from a deputy Tuesday Just before he was jailed on misdemeanor charges. Donny Houston, 25, of 210 B. St. in Anniston, escaped as he was being led from District Judge Allen Crow's courtroom to the County 'Jail on Tuesday morning, Calhoun Sheriff Roy Snead said today.

Crow had found Houston in contempt of court in connection with an apparent failure to pay child support, Snead said. Anniston police picked up Houston shortly after his escape and returned him to the County Jail, Snead said. The sheriff said that Houston will probably be charged with misdemeanor escape. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS s25 to 300 FAMILY LOAN, Inc. It W.

13th St. 237-7327 2 residential fires reported Anniston fire officials this morning reported two recent fires in Anniston, one involving a house and the other a mobile home. Rosa Wilson's home at 1501V, W. 6th St. was "a loss," fire officials said.

The one-story structure was almost totally consumed by flames when firefightersarrived about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday. "Fire was coming out of the doors and windows DoorsrHBO unitreporteoVstoleir officials said. all around the Doors and an HBO unit were among Items The flames spread to an adjoining residence at 1501 W. 6th.

Firefighters said there was "some damage" there! The cause of the blaze has not been determined, fire officials said. The building was not occupied during the FLY lire. missing by Anniston police this morning. These persons and places said the following goods were stolen within the police Mary Boykins, an HBO unit, 1107 Boynton construction site at Street and Wilmer Avenue, four doors Carver Community Center, $25 In change, 720 W. 14th St.

second blaze caused heavy heat and smoke damage Large New Airplanes on RELIABLE ATLANTA EXPRESS to Atlanta- Board grants parole to sex offender MONTGOMERY AP) State officials voted Tuesday to grant early parole to a sex offender after the Inmate's children argued on their father's behalf. The Board of Pardons and Paroles granted early release to James Newell Eastman, a former Maxwell Air Force Base historian, who pleaded guilty to first-degree sexual abuse and attempted rape of an 11-year-old Florida girl. A Montgomery prosecutor argued against the release, but the Parole Board said 'the move would require Eastman tojMport to a parole officer until 1985. to Virgil Robinson's mobile home at 3801 George St. on Monday night.

The blaze began around the one-story structure's hot- water heater, fire officials said. The door was closed, windows burned out and the building was more than half consumed when firefighters The cause of the fire has not been determined, officials said. Police led by kidnap suspect to bones BIRMINGHAM (AP) Birmingham police found the skeletal remains of a small child Tuesday after a man awaiting trial on kidnap and sexual abuse charges showed them where to look, Police Chief Arthur Deutsch said. Authorities had not Identified the remains Tuesday. James Louis Betts, 34, awaiting trial on kidnapping and sexual abuse charges led police to the area off Alabama 150, about two miles southeast of Bessemer.

"You won't need any shovels or any tools," Betts told the searchers. Police are investigating the disappearance of 9-year-old Terri Sharee Jones who vanished May 3, 1981, from -her parents' home while in the care of a Betts is awaiting trial on charges unrelated to the All FX Flights: Spacious and cool. 6'5" headroom, 48 -passenger Dash 7 or 30-passenger Shorts J30 aircraft with ove'head compartmonis. IT hanging bag racks and standard airline lavatories All FX Flights: APPtMN He was sentenced to two 5-year concurrent terms on Aug. 31, 1981.

Board member Jack Lufkin said Eastman had served one-third of his prison term, taking Into account 239 days for pretrial time spent in confinement. Under the state's "good time" law, he Is eligible to be' considered for release, Lufkin Air conditioned 'or comfort itanding at the ga'e (end if i the air) Jimmy Haras, also 10, create their own cooling shower while pretending to. be afloat on an landlocked inner tube. OLD FAITHFUL? When it's hot, outside and there's no relief in the immediate Clarksville, forecast, a little initiative goes a long way. Chris Prewltt, 10, (left) and All FX Flights: Flight attenaantserMce becomes coroplimgntory spirit i wine and beer (and a fast bun in the morning! Colleg Beautiful, fair day forecast DfPAKTS Of EKATES 6:25 a.m..

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large high pressure system dominating the northeastern U.S. is the cause of the fine weather. LOCAL FORECAST Tonight fair. Low in the low 60s, Light easterly winds. Thursday partly cloudy.

High in the mid-80s. EXTENDED FORECAST Friday through Sunday partly cloudy days mostly fair nights. Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers mainly southern portions. Lows in 60s north to low 70s coast. Highs in the 80s.

FARM OUTLOOK No 24-hour rainfall. High drying potential Thursday with lowest relative humidity near 45 percent Ten hours of sunshine Thursday. Light dew tonight drying off around 8 a.m. Thursday. LOCAL STATISTICS High 86 Low this morning: 59 High a year ago 84 Ix)w a year 68 Record high 104 in 192S Record SO in 1932 24-hour rainfall none Rainfall for 0.64 Rainfall for year 47.87 Sunset 7:01 p.m.

Sunrise Thursday 6:23 a.m. Charlstn SC Charlstn WV Charltte NC Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Clmbia SC Columbus, DajrFt Wth Dayton Denver Des Moines' Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Great Falls Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indnaplis Jacksn MS Jacksnvlle Juneau Kans City Knenvllle Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Milwaukee MplsSt Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk No Platte Okla City Omaha Orlando Phlladphla "Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptland, Me Pfland, Ore Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond Salt Lake San Antonio San Diego San Fran Seattle NEW FROM II ft PONY 65 59 72 67 61 65 63 70 II 46 .04 cdy cdy .01 cdy cdy cdy .11 clr clr cdy 01 cdy cdy clr cdy cdy clr clr clr ar a' r. By HOYT HARWELL Associated Press Writer MONTEVALLO (AP) Holland Floyd is in the chips 250 tons of wood chips in a silo. The chips ground and blended to a specified size by a supplier cost $12 a ton and Floyd burns an average of three tons an hour in a new steam plant built on an old garbage dump and kudzu patch. It is a bargain, however, he said.

The steam is used to cool or heat most of the buildings at the University of Montevallo where Floyd, a 40-yfar-pld former basketball player at the University of Alabama, is the physical plant -director. Until the plant went on line Tuesday, the achool was paying the city $450,000 a year for natural gas. Floyd' said the plant, built with low-interest government loans, will lower the school's heating and cooling bill about 30 percent. "Money has been tight the last few years and this is going to' relieve us a little bit," he said. He said the school paid $10,000 for gasoline in July 1975 and paid $47,000 for a smaller amount this July.

"We looked for alternate energy," he said. "A tim-berman suggested that with ail the fuel at sawmills in the area, we ought to look at that. "We had two independent feasibility studies and both came back positive." The school gbt a $1.2 million, 40-year loan at 3 percent interest two years ago from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Planning the new steam plant took a year and building it took another. Meanwhile, Montevallo got another HUD loan, for $328,000, to install a central energy control system for all the air-conditioning and heating in the residence halls and to put other classrooms on line.

After that came a $500,000 grant from the Department of Energy to replace lines and modify the heating systems. The steam plant largely replaces a system built in 1930. 59 62 75 60 66 54 66 63 74-21 cdy cdy rn 61 Clr cdy 01 clr clr 92 71 i 75 100 73 68 II 67 IS 15 92 14, 13 95 77 77 74 II 51 47 61 55 59 56 50 62 60 69 69 55 57 clr clr clr clr clr cdy cdy cdy cdy AROUND THE STATE AROUND THE NATION -93-j 73 Huntivllle-Decatur Muscle Shoals ANNISTON Gadjden Sioux 'Fails HI La Pre Otlk 65 44 clr 17 60 .04 Cdy 62 04 clr .63 cdy "74 2.26 rn 83 dv cir cdy 5 rn eirminjiwm" Tuscaloosa 1 Montgomery Seima Dothan Mobile St Louis St P-Tampa St Ste Marie Spokane Syracuse" Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washlngtn "Wichita 76 17 61 13 64 71 95 91 15 90 12 53 12 64 70 62 7 74 14 64 cdy clr clr clr cdy clr cd clr clr clr .01 cdy cdy cdy clr .02 cdy Albany Albuque Amarlllo Anchorage Ashevllle Atlanta Atlante Cty Austin Baltimore Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Browhsvlle Buffalo Burlington Casper 66 60 LAKE LEVELS Temperatures indicate previous 16 p9 elr 91 75 .13 cdy Smith 303.03. BanHhead 254 61; Holt 10679; Weiss 5315 Henry 507 19 Logan Martin 44 44, Lay 396 13 Mitchell 310 60; Jordan 250 91, Martin 417 66, Yrftei 341 77, TAurlow 21612 day's high and overnight low to 7 a.m. today.

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