St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 24

13 SEP 30 1989 6A ILLINOIS ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1989 DEATHS State Sales Tax To Rise One-Fifth-Cent Sunday about 180,000 businesses, she said. The charts list the amount of tax to charge for each penny of sales. "Everybody's been pretty much aware of it" since July so there should be no problems implementing the tax, Ausmus said. The state last increased its sales tax in July 1985, when a one-tenth-cent tax took effect to finance state parks and soil conservation.

The sales tax increase, coupled with an increase in corporate income taxes beginning Jan. 1, will raise $160 million. Federal retirees are receiving refunds because a court ruled that their pensions had been taxed illegally. The state had exempted state and local pensions while taxing federal and private pensions. SOLID OAK TABLES SINGLE DQOR Come See Our ICE MADE IN AMERICA 314 SOLID TOP TABLES JWT xff.

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The increase brings the state sales tax to 4.425 percent. Including local sales taxes, the rate in the city of St. Louis will be 6.3 percent. In St. Louis County, the new rate is 5.925 percent.

Merchants should be ready for the change, said Deborah Ausmus of the Missouri Department of Revenue. The state mailed new tax rate charts to Students And Police HONG KONG (AP) About 100 students protesting Beijing's crackdown on the pro-democracy movement clashed with police Friday outside an official reception for China's National Day, and seven policemen were injured, police said. Clash In Hong Kong The violence flared when police blocked the protesters from getting near the restaurant where the reception marking the People's Republic of China's 40th anniversary was being held. THE PERFECT GIFT VERSATILE SOFA SERVER CLASSIC VALET SO1? ONLY TAKE ALONG Goat for coats, ties, slacks. Cherry finish.

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Lanman, 34, died Wednesday, funeral Monday, Renner. Kenneth J. Lanman, 3, died Wednesday, funeral Monday, Renner. Alvle A. ight, 54, died Thursday, funeral Monday, Renner.

Oeol Starr, 76, died Friday, funeral Monday, Baldus-Radden. Roxie G. Walker, 95, died Friday, funeral Tuesday, Renner. Caseyvllle Horase James Shewmaker, 70, died Thursday, funeral Monday, Herr. Collinsvllle Delia B.

Burcham, 81, died Thursday, funeral Satudurdav, Herr. Bertha A. Laswelo, 82, died Friday, funeral Monday, Herr. Margaret Schmidt, 79, died Thursday, graveside services Monday, Kassly. East St.

Louis Loretta T. Hayden, 54, died Thursday, funeral Saturday, Kassly; Fairview Heights Granite City Daniel J. Pieoer, 31, died Thursday, funeral Monday, Werner; Pontoon Beach. Mitchell Lawrence R. Bloomqulst, 60, died Friday, arrangements pending, Werner; Pontoon Beach.

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2: Friday The 13th, Part VIII, Coming To America, 9. Open Fri. and Sat. only. Mother Told To Undergo Mental Exam Tammy Eveans of Brighton, 111., has been ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation before she goes to trial on charges of smothering her son, 3, in July.

State's Attorney Richard J. Ringh-ausen of Jersey County got the order Thursday after he filed a motion seeking an examination by at least one psychiatrist or psychologist of his choice. Eveans' attorney, Arthur S. Margu-lis of St. Louis, did not oppose the motion.

"We thought that was a logical course to pursue," Margulis said Friday. The order was issued Thursday by Circuit Judge Claude L. Davis of Jersey County. It also allows Eveans to get an evaluation by a psychiatrist of her choice. Ringhausen said Friday that he had yet to decide who would conduct the evaluation or when it would be done.

Davis also set a tentative trial date of Jan. 16. Eveans, 23, is charged with murder in the smothering of Richard W. Eveans Jr. on July 19 his third birthday.

The Illinois State Police said an autopsy showed that the boy died after someone held a hand over his mouth. Eveans also is under investigation in the deaths of her two other children in 1987 and last year. That investigation is being handled by authorities in Macoupin County, where Eveans lived when those children died. Assistant State's Attorney Brent Cain of Macoupin County had no comment Friday on the investigation. Robert Wayne Eveans was 7 weeks old when he died on Sept.

25, 1987. His death was attributed to meningitis caused by an accidental skull fracture. Police said Tammy Eveans reported that Richard Eveans Jr. had pulled Robert Eveans off the kitchen table, causing the head injury. But Dr.

Mary Case, the St. Louis County medical examiner, said in August that the kind of skull fracture the infant suffered could not be inflicted by that kind of accident. Case has been called in as a consultant in the investigation into the other deaths. Tammy Eveans' third child, Amy Cecille Eveans, was 16 days old when she died on Sept. 1 of last year.

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