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On The Record The Salina Journal Wednesday, July 21, 1982 Page 15 GNP figures ignite a rally Fbr information NEW YORK (UPI) With megabuck institutions swarming, stocks were surging in heavy trading early Wednesday afternoon amid encouraging signs on the economic and interest-rate fronts. Blue-chips, such as IBM, were pacesetters in the summer rally, along with banking issues that fared well despite mixed earnings reports. The Dow Jones industrial average, which climbed 7.33 points Tuesday to its highest level since late May, was ahead 6.28 points to 639.71 around noon CDT. As of 1:20 p.m. Wednesday the Dow stood at 838.85, up 5.42.

The price of an average New York Stock Exchange share was up 18 cents. Advances led declines 894-410 among the 1,754 issues crossing the New York 1 Stock Exchange tape. The three-hour NYSE turnover amounted to about 42,090,000 shares compared with 32,910,000 traded during the corresponding period Tuesday. -o Wall Street apparently was encour- aged by the government's preliminary report showing the second-quarter gross national product rose 1.7 percent following a revised 5.1-percent slide in the first period. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bal' drige said the report showed the economy was in a "transition" stage from '-recession to recovery.

Murray Weidenbaum, Council of Economic Advisers claimed the recession has bottomed and the economy has begun recover. Some investors were concerned about an apparent June slump, however, that showed housing starts, industrial production and factory operating rates all down. The GNP reports also said prices rose at a 5.3-percent annual rate in the second period following a revised 4.3- percent rate in the first period. Both of those figures were below the 8.8-percent rate in 1981's fourth quarter. Investors were encouraged the Federal Reserve has eased credit now that the nation's money supply growth has abated.

And the banking industry has lowered its prime lending rate a half point to 16 percent. On the trading floor, IBM, which has paced the market since reporting higher-than-expected earnings, was the most active NYSE-listed issue, up 1 Vs to 68 with block trades of 137,300 shares and 100,000 shares, both at 67 CHICAGO LIVE BEEF CATTLE SUPPLIED BY ANSPACHER ASSOC. OPEN Aug. Oct. Dec.

Feb. LIVE HOGS July Aug. Oct. Dec. PORK BELLIES July May Feb.

Mar. 64.05 62.65 63.05 62.02 60.22 58.05 57.80 55.05 79.80 76.30 75.22 73.85 HIGH 64.50 63.00 63.50 62.25 61.27 59.45 58.95 56.00 80.70 77.20 76.17 75.40 LOW 63.92 62.25 62.77 61.80 60.15 58.00 57.70 54.90 79.15 73.85 74.50 73.80 CLOSE 64.02 62.27 62.85 61.90 60.87 58.97 58.52 55.25 80.70 77.20 76.17 75.32 PREV. CLOSE 64.12 62.52 63.05 61.85 62.22 60.40 58.20 57.80 78.70 75.20 74.17 73.40 FEEDER CATTLE Aug. Sept. Oct.

67.40 66.55 66.02 68.00 67.25 66.75 67.25 66.55 65.95 67.32 .66.80 66.32 67.40 66.57 66.07 Wall NEW YORK (UPI) Selected stocks on the New Stock Exchange. Sales Net P-E (hds) Last Chg. A A 2.52 63149 1.80 82720 19 V. Allglntl 1.40 3 16 V. AllldCp 2.40 4 507 31V, Allis Chalm 581 11 V.

Alcoa 1.80 12 442 V. .20 10 833 AmrdH 1.10 68 987 17 Am Airlines 1 296 100 16 V. V.vAmBdc 1.60 8 820 Am Can 2.90 8 589 V. A Cyan 1.75 8 669 AEIPwr 2.26 7 382 A Home 2.20 12 1735 V. Am Motors 161 AmNt Res 3 4 38 A Stand 2.20 7 379 21 AmTST 5.40 62411 54 Vi A 1.36 9 106 Armco 1.80 10 197 ArmWI 1.10 13 216 16 AtlRch 2.40 61895 BangorP .80 5 11 BeatFd 1.50 7 1633 BellHowl .96 5 7 Bendix 3.32 5 327 BelhStl 1.60 61095 V.

BlackSD .76 123050 Boeing 1.40 41629 BolseCa 1.90 12 82 V. Borden 2.22 6 867 x35 BorgWr 1.40 62227 V. BostEd 2.80 6 45 21V. Brlggs 1.36a 9 61 -JrliMy 2.10 13 943 V. V-BritPI 1.20d 5 34 Brunswick 1 2 123 Bucyrus .88 10 70 BurlN 1.52a 5 1344 V.

2.60 91546 v. CampS 2.10 8 144 Cdn Pac .95 105 CatplTr 2.70 101054 'A 2.80 7 406 1 Celanese 4 6 68 Certain Tee 26 Cessna .40 6 156 16 Champ 1 .40 32 972 'A ChmpSP .80 II 183 V. ChaseM 3.40 41514 ChmNY 2.88 3 494 Chrysler Cp 2217 8 'ftECInGas 2.10 7 491 jjCtillcorp 1.72 55776 IV. CitlesSv 1.60 1063 56 Cilylnv 1.70 7 393 19V. CleveEl 2.16 6 212 16 V.

CocaCol 2.48 102037 38 Colgate 1.20 73085 18 Col Gas 2.86 5 334 V. CmwEd 2.80 7342) CpmSfjt 2.30 19 467 p56V. lV, Cons Edison 5 715 ConsuP 2.44 6 326 ContlGr 2.60 5 467 V. Co'nfrolD .55 6 774 CornOI 2.32 11 478 45 CPCInll 2.10 7 279 Crane I.oOg 7 59 CrownZ 2.30 9 225 18 CSX Cp 2.84 4 722 DayPlt 1.90 6 228 2 101268 DetEdis 1.68 62396 Diebold .80 14 462 Dillon 8 77 Disney 1.20 162253 51V. Vt DrPeppr .80 11 8912 Dow Ch 1.80 91936 Dresser .80 41789 15V.

Duke 2.20 7 149 Dupnt 2.40a 6 1646 Duqnel 1,90 6 147 Eastern Air 386 5V, EsKodak 3a 11 4523 u78 V. Eaton 1.72 7 61 V. EIPoso 1.48 6' 603 Enirch 1.60 5 475 17V4- V. Ethyl 1.50 17 112 Exxon Cp 3 44517 Ferro 1.20 8 35 22 Firslone .60 17 360 pi 1 FlnitBc 2.14 5 320 FlaPrg 1.80 8 295 16 Ford Motor 2780 ForMck 2.40 7 85 Frhaul 1.40 34 Gannett 1.72 11 982 1 1 OenPyn .72 151530 Genl El 3.40 92990 68 1 Vt GnlFdi 2.20 9 485 GnMllls 1.84 101551 GnMol l.20d 543372 46 Vt- GenPub Utll 11 395 6 Tire 1.500 7 93 Go Pac 1.20 6 1240 Gerbr 1.36g 7 25 GettyOI 2.60 5 304 49V. Gillette 2.30 10 530 V.

Gdrich 1.56 7 65 V. Goodyr 1.40 81447 25 GroceW 2.80 4 329 Great ASP 766 8V. Gryhnd 1.20 5 834 13 V. Grumn 1.40 29 106 GTE 2.84 7 1142 Gulf Oil 2.80 4 590 x27 Vt GullSWs .75 4 1114 12 HamPa 1.84 5 93 Hercule 1.32 8 219 HershF 1.90 8 218 Hewitt .24 172361 V. HiltonH 1.80 9 391 Hoi Inns .80 8 1386 Homestk .40 231254 Honewll 3.40 6 1313 Hoover 1.24 8 5 16V.

Houstln 2.16 6 561 1 1 ICIndus 2.28 5 276 Idaho 2.88 7 39 p23 III Pwr 2.48 7 114 20 Inco Ltd .20 3174 9 V. IngRnd 3.56 5 145 Inland Stl 1 89 64 V. IBMCp 3.44 11 10358 Int Harvest 513 InlPopr 2.40 51219 2.68 51004 Intnolh 2.12 5 1321 V. Itek Cp 29 73 V. JefPilot 1.68 5 296 JonsnJnsn 1 161781 42V.

JoyMlg 1.40 4 103 KanGE 2.12 6 92 16 V. KanPLt 2.40 6 61 V. KerrMc 1.10 8 336 30 KimbCIrk 4 6 499 Kmart Cp 1 122696 19 KnlghlRi .92 103292 Kroger 1.72 8 1434 LearSig 1.50 5 48 Lehm 2.42d 152 1 1.20 51 10 p21V. Lltlonl 1.60g 5 249 44 Lockheed 92728 LoewCp 1.20 5 6 V. ITV Cp .50 1 1125 LuckyS 1.16 8 727 613V, Lukens .72 8 14 10 JUI Man life .32 6 3 Man Hn 2.92 4 1 177 Monvlle .80 26 303 MarMid 1.25 3 59 15V, MrtlnM 1.92 62375 1 May OS 1.82 7 388 p28V 4 Maytag 2a 20 187 McDnD 91437 MeadCorp 2 8 551 Merck 2.80 13 1374 V.

MinMM 3.20 103583 MobilCorp 2 5 1677 V. Mohasco 6 68 pll Monsanto 4 6 350 66V. 1 MorgJP 3.40 51316 50 Motrola 1.60 132432 MrphCo 1.28 16 2 Nabisco 2.05 8 571 u35 NatDist 2.20 5 79 Nil Gyp 1.48 12 63 Nail Steel 1 9 36 NCR Cp 2.40 7 4509 52 V. NevPw 2.64 5 15 NlagMo 1.80 5 131' NL Indus! 1 3 3160 NwBcp 1.64 4 61 NortonS 1.08 7 691 OccdPt 2.50 4 887 Ohio Ed 1.76 6 1881 OklaGE 1.76 7 333 OutbrdM .80 7 204 OwnCF 1.20 31 276 18 Owenlll 1.68 5 484 PacGasEI 3 6 863 24 Pelting 2.76 6 23 Pan Am Air ..611 Penney JC 2 72537 PennPl 2.32 6 391 Penniol 2.20 81214 People En 1 5 69 PepsiCo 1.62 11 1222 Pfizer 1.84 192581 PhelpsD .40 64 471 p25 PhllaElec 2 63044 PhilipM 2.40 92166 51 Vt- PhilPet 2.20 5 1798 Plllibry 2.24 6 406 39V. Polaroid 128 369 PPGInd 2.36 8 686 1 ProctGI 4.20 10 355 PSvCol 1.76 7 351 15 2.56 8 375 Pursx 1.40 10 652 QQ RR Bolston 78 97.106 Vt RCA .90 1 0 2274 Rep Steel la 26 165 Revlon 1.84 7 1780 Reynlds 2.80 6 624 RynlsM 1.80 9 53 RchGs 1.76g 5 39 Rockwll 1.56 9 495 34 RohmH 2.80 8 7 RoylCr 1.04 10 196 V.

1 1 RoylCr 1.04 10 196 V. RoylD l.74d 5 773 5 SafwStr 2.60 7 511 V. StRegis 2.24 5 254 u22V. Scherng 1.68 104264 32 SCM Corp 2 6 56 21 V. ScotPaper 1 6 811 16 Seagrm 1.80 5 100 50 Sears 1.36 104708 u20 ShellOil 1.80 7 1031 V.

SignaICo .84 7 598 V. SingerCo .10 41 162 V. SmklnB 2.32 122166 'A SoCal 3.24 6 3537 32V. V. SouthCo 1.62 7 606 13V.

SoPacif 2.60 6 115 u30 Sperry 1.92 5 657 V. SquarD 1.84 7 254 g24 StOCal 2.40 5 1637 StdOInd 2.80 5 1318 StOIIOh 2.60 4 1044 SterlDg 1.08 10 848 StewWn 1.68 9 22 22 Sun Co 2.30 3 555 Sup Oil .20 11 1686 V. TT Teldyne Inc 6 559 Tennco 2.60 4 1568 V. Texaco 3 4 1717 TexECp 3.80 5 349 Texas Inst 2 221587 TexUtil 2.04 6 747 Textron 1.80 5 176' Timken 3.40 6 16 Trone 1.36 92113 Trnsam 1.40 5 262 Trans Cp 18 915 V. TriCon 3.59d 86 V.

TRW 2.60 9 506 p54 Al Inc 462 UnCarb 3.40 6 1141 UnOil Cal 1 6 4072 UnPac 1.80 8 1103 V. Uniroyl Inc 4 512 Utd Inns .22 8 19 2) 1 US Gyp 2.40 8 131 V. US Steel 2 2 503 US Tob 2.80 10 15 Uld Teh 2.40 5 1059 41 Upjohn 2.28 81289 43 VarianA .52 22 195 VoElec 1.50 7 1657 Walgreen 1 10 343 Warnla 1.40 11 1152 V. Wa Wtr 2.40 6 45 18 WUnlon 1.40 81979 u30V. WeifhE 1.80 62647 Whlpool 1.60 91354 32V.

White 1.50 8 370 WinnDx 2.40 9 29 38V. Wool wh 1.80 91915 19V. XYZ Xerox Cp 3 5 1970 p32 V. Zale Cp 1 .26 6 27 g20V. Zenith .30 33 284 12V, FOOTNOTES Composite tables include trades from eight markets identified by lost price indicators for markets other than NYSE as: a-Amex; b-Boston: c- Clncinnatl; g-NASD; k-lnstinet; n- NYSE (Amex list only); p-Paclfic: x- Philadelphia.

Instlnet Is block trading system vied by Institutions, (i) All sales In full. DIVIDENDS: Are annual unless otherwise Identified: (a) plus extra; (b) paid last year; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (a) paid so far this year, no regular rote; (e) cosh plus stock paid in 1978; (f) cash plus stock paid in the 1977; (g) annual rote plus stock dividend: (h) paid this year-latest dividend omitted; (1) percent In stock paid in 1978: percent of stock paid in 1978-laiest dividend omitted; (k) percent in slock paid In 1977; (g) in bankruptcy-receivership or reorganization; (s) capital distribution; (x) ex-dividend; (wl) when Is- lUfdi (wt) SALES: In hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (i) which are traded In ID-share lots and carried in lull. P-E ratio: The price of a slock as multiple of per-share earnings-derived by dividing the latest 12-month typings into last sale price. CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat, oats and soybeans were higher and corn mixed at midmorning Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat was up 3 to 2 cents; corn off 1 to up 1 oats up 3 to and soybeans up 5 to 4 cents.

The market firmed primarily on the basis of higher gold values and a weaker dollar, floor sources said. Gold advanced and the dollar was weaker on sharply lower interest rates. Traders said ideas that a decision would soon be forthcoming on the future of a U.S.-Soviet grains supply agreement also was supportive. That optimism was voiced upon the release of the remaining Polish internees who were arrested last December. Wheat also strengthened on reports of problems with the wheat crop in Poland and Brazil.

Wednesday was the last day for trading of July contracts. The midmorning prices included: Wheat July 3.43 up 3 Sept. 3.53 V. up 2 Dec. 3.76 up 2 Corn July 2.67 off 1 Sept.

2.62 V. up Dec. 2.61 up 1 'A. Oofs July 1.90 up 3 Sept. 1.67 up 'A; Dec.

1.71 up Soybeans July 6.21 'A up Aug. 6.22 up 4 Sept. 6.20 up 4 'A. The outside mar kets were higher. Kansas City grain KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(UPI) Wheat futures were mixed, off 1 'A cents to 3 'A cents higher Wednesday In early action at the Kansas City Board of Trade. The early prices: Jly 3.77 up 2 Sep 3.75 up 1 Dec 3.95 off 1 Mar 4.08. up May 4.10, up 3 'A. Wagon grain prices Sallna, Wednesday Hard $3.29 down Corn $2.51 down $4.05 unchg. $5.84 up Omaha livestock OMAHA (UPI) Livestock prices Wednesday: Hogs butchers higher, largely 751.25 up: No 1-2 210-255 Ib 60.50-61.00, 30 head 61.25, few 195-210 Ib No 1-3 240-260 Ib 59.50-60.50, 260-285 Ib 58.50-59.50, 1 lot 316 Ib 57.00, No 2-3 including smooth sows 310-330 Ib 55.00-56.00, 330-375 Ib 54.00-55.00; sows steady to 1.00 higher: No 2-3 300-650 Ib 52.00-53.00.

Cattle and Calves steers and heifers uneven but averaged steady; cows steady to 50 higher with advance on canners and cutters; steers choice 2-4 1050-1225 Ib 65.50-66.50, 3 loads 67.00-67.25, mixed good and choice 2-3 1000-1150 Ib 64.00-65.50, few good 63.00-64.00; heifers scattered loads and part loads choice 2-4 925-1025 Ib 63.00-64.50, part load 65.00, mixed good and choice 2-3 900-1025 Ib 61.00-63.00, few good 59.00-61.00; cows high cutter utility and commercial 1-3 40.50-42.00, few high dressing 42.5043.00; cutler 39.00-40.50; canner and low cutter 37.00-39.00. Sheep 150; spring lambs 1.00 lower; ewes steady; spring lambs choice and prime 90-115 Ib 55.00-56.50; ewes utility and good shorn No 1-2 pelts 15.00-16.50, few good 16.75; cull 12.0014.00. New York Stock Exchange 1:20 p.m. quotations Provided by A. G.

Edwards Co. Comb. Eng Federal Mogul Corp Hesston TA Raytheon OVER THE COUNTER BID ASK Butler Mfg 23 Duckwalls TA Three killed in crash LEVANT, Kan. (UPI) A Brewster couple and a 65-year-old Levant man died Tuesday in a two-vehicle traffic accident on a Thomas County road south of Interstate 70, the Highway Patrol reported. The driver of one of the vehicles, identified as Elmer Garrett of Levant, was thrown from his car and pronounced dead at the scene, The patrol identified the other victims as 76-year-old Guy W.

Fyfe and his wife, Ethel. There were no other occupants in either vehicle. The Garrett vehicle was westbound on County Road 412, and the Fyfe vehicle was southbound on County Road 407, the patrol said. The accident occurred shortly before 1 p.m. Tuesday, 10.7 miles south of the junction of 1-70 and U.S.

24 at Levant. Terrace rebuilding demonstration topic ELLSWORTH A terrace rebuilding demonstration will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Charles Westerman farm four miles south and east of the K-14 and K-156 junction on K-14. The demonstration is sponsored by the Ellsworth Extension Service, Soil Conservation Service and the Ellsworth County Conservation District. Fanners will be shown methods to rebuild terraces using farm machinery instead of having a private contractor do the work.

"At the present time, there isn't any cost share money for rebuilding terraces," said Virgil Beougher, district SCS conservationist at Ellsworth. Bogue driver hurt HILL CITY Dale Jones, 28, Bogue, was listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday at the Graham County Hospital, Hill City, after the dump truck he was driving overturned Tuesday northeast of Hill City. According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, Jones was hauling a load of shale on a county road when his truck overturned in a ditch. The truck was demolished. Hospital Admissions St.

John's Mrs. Bernard Cain, 814 Cedar; Mrs. Donald Dean, 900 E. Ash; Mrs. Steven Ellis, 200 E.

Kirwin; Bernard Morris, 1221 Elmhurst; Jamie O'Neal, 237 N. Kansas; Sister Alice Rajewski, 148 N. Oakdale; Melvin Sanders, 400 Maple; William Squires, 603 W. Elm; Cynthia Svoboda, 752 S. 5th; Alf Weber, Rt.

6 Salina; Delvis Clark, Russell; Earl Edgerton, Brookville; Daniel Ernsbarger, Glasco; Mrs. Betty Masters, Marquette; Mrs. Eyvino Peterson, Clifton. W. Everal Pickett, Tipton; Gerald St.

Clair, Smith Center; Mrs. Victor Travis, Lincoln, and Mrs. Beatrice Valcoure, Concordia. Asbury Mrs. Darrell Wilson, 613 Oakdale; Erwin Dale Throp, 921 University; Mrs.

Maxine Roeser, 1115 S. 9th; Michele Ouderkirk, 741 Guernsey; Mrs. Lelah Jewell, 828 Custer; Jerry Hensley, 441 S. Clark; Mrs. Gilbert Geery, 888 S.

10th; Mark Frederick, 626 S. Front; Mrs. David Cabral, 1829 S. 4th; Darrell Breault, 2018 Harold; Mrs. Helen Wessel, Banning ton; Mrs.

Earl Salisbury, Tescott; Mrs. Norman McGee, Abilene; Mrs. John Langen, Ft. Riley; Roy Lamb, Herington; Clarence Hurtig, Tescott; Mrs. Dan Cox, Assaria; Mrs.

Mildred Cheney, Lincoln; Mrs. Brad Berroth, Concordia, and Mildred Anderson, Lindsborg. Hospital Dismissals St John's Mrs. Paul Austin, Grandview, and Mrs. G.

Pearl Clift, Abilene. Asbury Thompson baby boy, 1432 Cheyenne; Mrs. Vergene Steinemann, 348 N. Penn; Mrs. Lela Silver, Rt.

2 Salina; Stanley Sheridan, 717 W. Iron; Mrs. Michael Pratt and girl, 127 E. Jewell; James McCullough, 624 Highland; Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman and boy, 839 E.

Minneapolis; Mrs. Maria Barnfield, 220 S. 12th; Mrs. Gail Albrecht and boy, 1010 E. Iron; Ernest Wade, Oak, Mrs.

Bradley Nuss, Ness City; Robert Leiker, Bennington; Mrs. Bethel Laflen, Mankato; Lawrence Ensley, Minneapolis; Mrs. LeRoy Eaton, Mankato, and Mrs. Richard Cony, Clay Center. District Court Initial appearance Marion Harlen Radford, Golden, charge of child abuse of his stepson, Edwin Darrell Jamison, 13, Golden, by allegedly crushing out cigarette on boy's chest.

Sentenced Mark G. Fisher, 22, 253 Merrill, grand theft by deception of $914 to unemployment benefits by claiming to be out of work when he was not, 1-5 years, paroled 2 years. Traffic Rocky Everett Stanford, 21, Fort Riley, driving while intoxicated, $200 and 90 days, paroled 1 year after serving 48 hours in jail, license restricted. Civil filing Security Savings and Loan Association vs. Douglas R.

Ladner, Carol L. Ladner, Michael E. Roe and Linda G. Roe, plaintiff seeks $25,258.23 in mortgage foreclosure. Gary Weis and Enid Weis vs.

Rod Sveiven, Bernita Sveiven and Flora J. Brynjolfsson, et plaintiffs seek $37,500 in mortgage foreclosure. Divorces Filed Beth Ellen Baird vs. Charles Philip Baird; Cheryl Diane Bowman vs. Ronald Max Bowman; Barbara Ann Greenwood vs.

Bobby Dean Greenwood; Debbie A. Humphrey vs. Alfred L. Humphrey; Jeanne Marie Zoch vs. Delvin Lynn Zoch.

Granted Joseph Dale Corby from Yolonda Kay Corby. Marriage Licenses Ruben Tyrone Thomas, 19, and Trade Davis, 19, both of Salina; Loren E. Schneider 22, and Suzanne E. Nakaten, 21, both of Salina; Richard Jerome Herman, 28, and Diane Lynn Smith, 25, both of Salina; Robert LeRoy Hill, 35, and Mona Elizabeth Avise, 22, both of Salina. Municipal Court Criminal Pamela Harrison, 19, 119 E.

Jewell, shoplifting, $100; Steven Hayes, 23, 1310 Glenshire, shoplifting, $100. Police Blotter Vandalism A windshield, valued at $200, broken on a car at J-J Chevrolet, 2700 S. 9th. Thefts A coin box and coins, valued at $355, from the AVW Car Wash, 2146 Planet. A microphone and a taxi meter, valued at $900, from Radio Cab, 111 E.

Walnut, while cab was parked in the 500 block of Montrose. A food processor, portable radio, two 8- track-tape cases and tapes and a ratchet set, valued at $200, from two vehicles at Sheila Jarrett residence, 542 Montrose. A CB radio and an 8-track-tape player, valued at $185, from truck owned by Roger Naylor, 513 S. College. Accident A quarter horse, valued at $7,500, killed on 1-70 just west of US-81 when struck by a car driven by Douglas Azevedo, Englewood, Colo.

The horse, owned by Richard Ramsey, Hazlehurst, got loose early Wednesday while at a nearby truck stop. Fire Runs Tuesday: 5 p.m. Fire in engine compartment of car driven by Viola Larson, 1830 Hillcrest, $200 damage. 5:15 p.m. Power line broken in 1300 block of East Iron.

9:40 p.m. Electrical short at Kathy Thomas residence, 340 N. Columbia. deaths funerals Larkin L. Miller The funeral for Larkin L.

Miller, 95, formerly of 805 Willis, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Geisendorf Rush Smith Funeral Home, the Rev. Dan Iman officiating. Mr. Miller, a member of a pioneer Brookville family, died Monday at White Cross Nursing Home where he had lived the past two years.

Burial will be in Prairie Mound Cemetery, Brookville. Friends may call at the funeral home until the service. Mrs. Wilbur Garst MINNEAPOLIS The funeral for Mrs. Beulah A.

Garst, 84, Delphos, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis, the Rev. Steve Thulson officiating. Burial will be in the Glasco Cemetery. Mrs.

Garst died Tuesday at St. John's Hospital, Salina. She was born Jan. 22, 1898, at Delphos, where she grew up. She lived in Glasco for 10 years, moved to Concordia in 1951 and lived in Salina from 1971 until 1976, when she moved to the Delphos Rest Home.

She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a son, James Wilson; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Ferret, 800 Merrill, Salina, and Mrs. Marie Buffington, Delphos; a sister, Mrs. Opal Brummett, Concordia; 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

The family suggests memorials to the Diabetes Foundation. Friends may call at the funeral home. Mrs. Ernest Reinbold The funeral for Mrs. Irene E.

Reinbold, 72, formerly of 644 Montrose, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Chapel Funeral Home, the Rev. Kenneth Carmichael officiating. Burial will be in Gypsum Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Reinbold died Wednesday at the Shalimar Plaza Nursing Home. She was born Oct. 13, 1909, in Lindsborg and had lived most of her life in Salina. She was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Surviving are a daughter, Rita Reboul, 659 S.

llth; a son, Don, Amarillo, Texas; six grandchildren and a great- granddaughter. Her husband, Ernest, died in 1969. Friends may call at the funeral home. William "Bill" Barton BELLEVILLE The funeral for William "Bill" Barton, 87, Cuba, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Tibbett's Brothers Chapel, Belleville, the Rev.

Lon Hardy officiating. Burial will be in Tabor Cemetery, south of Munden. Mr. Barton died Monday at Veterans' Hospital, Lincoln, Neb. He was born March 10, 1895 on a farm near Cuba.

He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the American Legion, Cuba. Surviving are one brother, Alf, Cuba; and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral home. OrvUle Standley OSBORNE The funeral for Orville Standley, 82, Osborne, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday at the Osborne United Church of Christ, the Rev. Donald McDougle officiating. Burial will be in the Osborne Cemetery. Mr. Standley died Wednesday at the Osborne County Memorial Hospital.

He was a retired farmer from the Lucas area and had lived in Osborne the last three years. Mr. Standley was a member of the United Church of Christ and the Lucas Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Daisy, of the home; three sons, J. Robert, Hendersonville, N.C.; Roland, Osborne, and John Westphalia; three sisters, Mrs.

Irene Gee, Denver, Mrs. Zola Branda, Lucas, and Mrs. Zelda Ludwig, Salina; three brothers, Leroy, Santa Ana, Harlan, Alma, and Herman, Austin, Texas; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to the church. Friends may call at the Clark Mortuary, Osborne.

Mrs. Ralph Carrel CONCORDIA The funeral for Mrs. Irene F. Carrel, 78, Concordia, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Chaput- Buoy Funeral Chapel, Concordia, the Rev.

Russell Gotschall officiating. Mrs. Carrel died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital, Concordia. She was born Feb.

11,1904, at Sedalia, and lived there for many years before moving to California. She had lived at Concordia since 1977. Mrs. Carrel was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women and the PEG Sisterhood, all of Concordia. Her husband, Ralph, died in 1965.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Lesperance, Concordia, a brother, Fred F. Sandfort, Wichita, and two grandsons. A graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Memorial Park Cemetery, Sedalia.

Friends may call at the funeral home. The family suggests memorials to the First United Methodist Church, Concordia. Milton M. Joy PLAINVILLE The funeral for Milton M. Joy, 77, will be at 10 a.m.

Thursday at Mosher's Funeral Home, Plainville, with the Rev. Wendell Sack officiating. Burial will be at the Mt. Allen Cemetery, Hays. Mr.

Joy died Monday at the Plainville Hospital. He was born Dec. 2,1904 in Ellis County. He was a retired farmer in the Buckeye community. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Anna Marie Schindler, Plainville; a sister, Mrs. Stephanie Barns, Dodge City; two step-daughters, Mrs. Betty Lou Frost, Granville, N.Y.; Mrs. Donna Kay Smith, Dodge City; two step-sons, Robert and Mike Burgardt, both of Wichita; and two grandsons. Friends may call until time of service at the funeral home.

Sr. Agnes Joseph Uoyette CONCORDIA The funeral for Sister Agnes Joseph Goyette, 78, a member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Concordia for 61 years, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Nazareth Mother- house Chapel, Concordia, the Revs. Henry Kieffer and Leroy Metro officiating.

Sr. Agnes Joseph died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital, Concordia. She was born Oct. 10, 1903, at Aurora and entered the Concordia convent in 1921.

She spent 53 years as an elementary teacher and school librarian in schools staffed by the Concordia sisters before retiring to the Motherhouse in 1975. During retirement years she visited shut-ins and the elderly of Concordia and was a guide to visitors at the Motherhouse. Surviving are a brother, Ronald, Mt. Angel, and five sisters, Mrs. Henriette Deneault, Concordia; Mrs.

Joseph Beaurgarde, Milton vale; Mrs. Helen Poutre, Ventura, Mrs. Lucy Schulz, Mill City, and Mrs. Mary Ruth Qxendine, Pacifica, Calif. A wake service will be at 7 p.m.

Thursday at the Motherhouse. Burial will be in the Motherhouse Cemetery. E. Everett Adams MINNEAPOLIS The funeral for E. Everett Adams, 66, Delphos, will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Shields Funeral Home, Minneapolis, the Rev. Sharon Taylor officiating. Burial will be in the Delphos Cemetery. Mr. Adams was killed Tuesday when he was struck in the head by a tree limb while clearing some land with a bulldozer northwest of Delphos.

He was born July 3,1916, at Barnard, and had lived in Beloit for a number of years. He moved to Delphos from Salina in 1977. He was a heavy equipment operator and a self-employed truck driver. He had worked in construction most of his life. Mr.

Adams was a member of the Beloit VFW. Surviving are his wife, Donna, of the home; a step-son, Richard Casey, 717 N. 2nd, Salina; three brothers, Gilbert, St. Helen's Ivan, Tescott, and Joseph 916 E. Minneapolis, Salina, and a sister, Mrs.

Jeannette Nible, Colorado Springs, Colo. The family suggests memorials to Asbury Hospital. The casket will remain closed. Washington County Attorney found innocent of DWI charge WASHINGTON, Kan. The prosecutor became the defendant Tuesday, and was acquitted, in a case of allegedly driving while intoxicated.

After a non-jury trial in Washington County District Court, Washington County Attorney John Eyer was found innocent of the DWI charge. Eyer was stopped May 29 by Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Bill Philippi, who clocked him driving 75 mph in a 55 zone on US-36 east of Washington. Last June 14, Eyer pleaded guilty to the speeding charge and was fined $22. 1 Because of Eyer's position, several substitutes had to be brought in to try the DWI case. District Judge Richard Wahl, Lincoln, administrative judge of the 12th Judicial District which includes Washington County, ordered the disqualification of both himself and of Washington County Magistrate Steve Kaminski.

Saline County Associate Judge John Weckel was assigned to hear the trial, and Lincoln County Attorney Susan Marshall was assigned as the temporary prosecutor..