Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 59

q9 QUINTS TAKEN HOME Mrs. Noriko Yamashita, first time tor the mother and children to be together at home old mother of quintuplets, sat with her babies at home in Tokyo since the quints were born last Jan. 31. Mother and children Monday. following their release from a local hospital.

It was the were. obviously, doing fine. (AI' Laserphoto) Asphyxiation on Believed Cause Of 20-Year-Old Man's Death By DWAYNE COX Avalanche-Journal Staff The apparent cause of the death of a 20- -old Lubbock man was asphyxiation resulting from an open-flame heater and oven burning in his two-room house, officials said today. Police found Jimmy Lee Taylor lying across the doorway in his 1914 17th St. (rear) residence at about 3:45 p.m.

Monday. An official ruling is pending with Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy. LeCroy inade the preliminary ruling of asphyxiation after pronouncing Taylor dead at the scene. Funeral arrangements are pending with Sunders Funeral Home. Officer Dale Holton found Taylor inside the house behind Mrs.

Dotsy M. Wilson's home. Mrs. Wilson. owner of the dead man's rented residence, notified police at about 3:35 p.m.

after she noticed flies on the door of the small. white frame structure and detected an odor. police said. Mrs. Wuson, wno rented the house to Taylor Aug.

19, said she left her home to carry trash to the alley and then stopped by the sinall house to ask Taylor about his rent. "I noticed all those big. black Ilies on the door," Mrs. Wilson said. Mrs.

Wilson notified police and when Holton arrived he attempted unsuccessfully to open the single door to the residence. Officers fitted with gas masks and air tanks entered through a window ct the house and found Taylor lying against the door. Detectives speculated the victim rolled from a vouch against the door. Officers had to overcome intense heat after discovering the body. One officer Herald Wayne Dickerson Bond Set At $100,000 A $100.000 bond was set today for Her.

ald Wayne Dickerson, the man who allegedly burglarized the home of Naomi Miller Martin live years ago only days before she was murdered. Judge Robert Wright set the bond by phone today for Dickerson on the 1371h District Court indictment lodged against hirn. Dickerson was returned to Lubbock Friday by sheriff's deputies who took Israel To Move Toward Peace With Egypt TEL AVIV. Israel (UPD) Foreign Minister Yigal Allon says the lack of a majority in Parliament will not stop Israel's Labor-ted coalition from moving toward a peace agreement with the Arabs. "Claims that the government cannol make political decisions because it lacks a majority are invalid." Alion told the closing session of a parliamentary debate devoted to the resignation last week of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

"The government will act on derisions taken in the past to explore a possible end of the state of war with Egypt, Syria and Jordan," he said. Parliament was expected to vote later this week to dissolve itself and set the date for early elections replacing those now scheduled for November. The Labor party is pushing for a May 31 date and the right-wing opposition Likud bloc wants May 3. Political sources said a compromise date of May 17 was expected. Once Parliament is dissolved.

Israel's constitutional laws provide for the serving prime minister to be named interim prime minister, with full powers to make and carry out decisions, but immune to motions of no confidence. President Ephraim Katzir met Monday with representatives of the National Rel gious Party. the group that tourhed all the crisis with its refusal to vote agunst 3 no -confidence motion. That motion charged the governntent witts desecrating the Sabbath by scheduling a welcome ceremony for new Amencan jets late on a Friday afternoon. "We have proposed to have the electons as soon as possible." said NRP leg.

islator Zerah Varhattig. who said his party favors creation of a government of n3- tional unity until the elections. A government representing the entire political spectrum is "the only ment that can deal effectively with the problems facing Israel," Varhaftig said. The clection campaign will start with a contest within the Labor party for Rabin's job a contest that has already begun. Former Foreign Minister Abba E.ban said last week he will seek the party's nomination for leader and Defense ester Shimon Peres also was expected to campaign for the spot.

LUBBOCK AVALANCHE- Evening, December 28, 1976-A-5 Obituaries W.J. Bryant Sr. Services for Bryant 76, of Lubbock will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. Luke's United Methodist Church, with Dr.

William R. Fleming, pastor, officialing. Burial for the longtime Stamford resident will be at 4 p.m. Wednesulay in Stamford Cemetery under the direction of Rix Funeral Directors. Bryant died at 4:45 a.nt today in West Texas Hospital.

His father. J.C. Bryant, was one of the founders of the Bryant-Link stores in Spur, Hamlin, Stamford and other area towns. The Bryant Link chain was sold in 195t. after which Bryant operated the Bryant Implement Co.

in Stamford before ing to Lubbock in 1975. Fle was a native of Anson, and operated stores in Spur and Hamlin before moving to Stamford in 1935. He was a director of the National Bank in Hamlin and served on the board of stewards at St. John's United Methodist Church in Stamford. He was also Rotarian.

He was a World War I and 11 veteran. Survivors Include his son, Bill of tubbock: 0110 sister. Mrs. C.G. Inglish of Lubbock: two grandchildren, Mrs.

Ruth Riffle of Amarillo and Mrs. Janet Bybel of Scottsdale. and three greatgrandchildren. The family requests memorials he made as contributions to either the Stantford Memorial Hospital of the St. John's Memorial Fund.

E. Cervantes Jr. LAMESA (Special) for Estanilado Cervantes 44, of Odessa will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the St. Margaret-Mary's Catholic Church with Msgr.

Jerome Bitek, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in Lames Cemetery under the direction of Branon Funeral Home here. Cervantes died about 2 p.m. Sunday in Medical Center Hospital of Odessa alter brief illness. He was a native of Aushn and worked in Odessa as a brick layer the past three years.

Survivors include his wife, Elvera of Lubbock: two daughters, Mrs. Janme Reyna of Lubbock, and Mary Cervantes of Lubbock: six sons, Jessie, Joe, Mike, Ray, Lee, and Tony Jr. all of Lubbock: eight sisters, Mrs. Francis Beatrice Barrientez and Celestina Perez all of Odessa, Mrs. Modesta Mungia and Mrs.

Nicolasa Mungia both of Cameron, Mrs. Eloisa Hernandez of Fort Worth, and Mrs. Mary Gonzales and Mrs. Josephine Perez. both of Lames; seven brothers, Paul, Lasaro, Nick, Felix, and Ricky, all of Lamesa, and Lee and los, both of Austin Roy Lee Cox Jr.

ESAPPY (Special) Services for flay Lee Cox 56, of the Palo Duro Convalescent Home in Claude will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the First Baptist Church here, with the Rev. Paul Hell, pastor, ofticiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park in Plainview under the direction of Schoolor Gordon Funeral Directors of Canyon. Cox died Monday in the convalescent home.

Cox, a native of Van Alstyne, had lived in Clovis, flobbs and Amarillo while working for the Southwestern Public Survive Co. as a journeyman He was retired. ('ox married Dorotha Bonds an 19566 111 Happy. He was a World War Il veteran. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Happy, the Palo Duro Masonic Lodge in Amarilio and the Scottish Rite in El Paso.

Survivors include his wile; two brothurs, W.W. Cox of Phinview and Carroll Cox ol Houston: and uno sister. Mrs. Maudie Williams of Houston. The family requests memorials be made as contributions to the American Cancer Society.

Mrs. J.0. Faherty Rosary for Lucille (Lon) Faherty, 47. of 2309 49th St. will be recited at 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday in Resthaven SingletonWilson Chapel. Mass will be read al p.m. Thursday in Christ the King Catholir Church with the Rev. Thomas McGovern, pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in Pearetut Gardens Memorial Park under the direction of Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home.

Mrs. Faherty died at 11.45 a.m Monday in Methodist Huspital alter a tong illness The Fort Cobb, Okla. native moved to Lubbock from Littlefieid in March 1963. She married J.0. Faherty Sept.

28, 1957 in Littletreld. Mrs. Faherty was a bet of Christ the King Catholic Church and worked at Reese Air Force Base 11 years as a special events coordinator of the Officers Club. Survivors include her husband. J.0.

two sons, Bennie Jordan of 2205 39th Delbert Jordan of the home, daughter. Mrs. Sandra Day Head Brownfield: her mother. Mrs. Jessie I.ce Condren of luttlefield; two sisters Mrs.

Ruth Swart of Littlefield, and Mrs. Faye Stevens of Tulsa. Okla: four brothers, Joe Condren of Levelland, Claude Condren of Chillo LUBBOCK MONUMENT WORKS 01 1 Georgia Marble Bronze and Granite 110 fat 144 7444010 BILL LINN cothe. Filbert Condren of Oklahoma CitV. Okla, Jesse Condren of Hugo ton, and two grandchildren.

Charlie L. Fisher DELEON (Special) Services for ('harlie L. Fisher, 84. of Deleon will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the First Bapfist Church here, with Charles Casey offcialing, assisted by Payne Hattox and Frank Martin.

Burial will be in Del.con Cemetery ander the direction of Nowlin Funeral Home. Fisher died at 1:30 p.mn. Monday in West Texas Medical Center in Abilene. He was born in Comanche County in 1892, and was a longtime resident of Brockenridge. He had been living in a nursing home since moving here from Brockenridge.

He was a retired operator for Lone Star Gas Co. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Mason Lodge Brockenridge. Survivors include his wife. Mary: one son, C.L. Jr of Lubbock: three daugh ters, Velma Fulfer of Jal.

N.M.. Bessw Casey of Abilene and Eulala Bufkin of Moore, 14 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two sons and one daughter. Rufus A. Francis LITTLEFIELD (Special-Services for Rufus Alvin Francis, G1, of Littlefield will be at 4 p.m.

Wednesday in the view Baptist Church here with the Rev, A.M. Averitt, pastor, officiating. burial will be in L.ittletield, Cemetery under the direction of Hammons Funercal llome. Francis died at the Medical Arts pital here at 2:20 a.m. Monday.

He was born in Paris and lived in Litticheld 26 years as a farmer. Survivors melude two suns, Robert of Winston. and Alvin of Vista, a daughter, Mrs. Alice Yelton of Phillips; six brothers, Loyd and Floyd, both of Amarillo, Elvis of Cleveland. Junior of Alvin, Q.B.

of Euless, and Choyce of Littletield; two sisters, Mrs. Edith Milam of lurst, and Mrs. Effie Manuel of Muless. Carlos Longoria Sr. Rosary for Carlos Longoria 52, of 1913 Baylor No.

27, will be recited al 8 p.m. today in Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church. Mass will be read at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Our Lady ot Grace Cattiolic Church with the Rev. Gleun Rosendale, associate pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under the direction of Funeral Home. Longoria died at 8:50 a.m. Monday at his home following a lenghty illness. Longoria moved from Idalou to Lubbock where he lived Four years. He was formerly of Taft and Spur.

He was a member of Our Lady of Grace Catholle Church. Survivors include his wile, Amanda; three sons. Carlos Jr. and Juan, both of Lubbock, and Felix of Slide; two daughtors, Mrs. Alaricellla Vara of liouston and MIs.

Patricia Tello of Lubbock: a brother, Malias of Tatt and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Pettigrew SLATON (Special) Services tor Mr. J.W. l'ettigrew, 53, of Staton will be al 2 p.m.

Wednesday 111 the First Christian Church here. with the lev. Gene Cherry. pastor. officiating.

Burial will be in West Englewood Cem etery under the direction of Englund's Funeral Home. Mrs. Pettigrew died early today in West Texas Hospital in Lubbock followung a lengthy illness! She was native of Garza County. and had been a Staton resident since 1948. She married S.WV.

Pettigrew in 1991 Post. She was a mensber pl the Staton Eastern Star. Survivors inrlodr bor husband; one son Elmer (Buddy! ol Dallas. two daughters. Anna Pettigrew al Sacramento, Calif.

and Barbara l'ettigrew ni Staton; two brothers, R.B Dodson of Post and Wol don of Odessa, arul une sister, Mrs Frank Rogers of Azusa, Calif Margarito Ramirez Servires for Margarito Ramirez, 61, of 407 45th St. will be at 10 a.m. Thursday In the Sinai Assembly of God Church with the Rev. George Guerro. pastor, ofheating.

Burial will be In Peaceful Gardens Cemetery under the direction ol Henderson Funeral Directors. Ramirez died about 11:45 a.in. Sunday In St Mary's 1lospital. The Uvalde native moved to Lubbock 111 1946. was a member of Sinai As sembly of Gand Church.

Survivors mclude lus wife. Rosa, 10 sons, Pete al Dallas, Refugio of 4915 E. 1st Place, Margarito Jr. of 113 E. per David of Milford, Joe of 1108 45th St.

and Ray, Cieorge, Raul, Rudolph and Sam, all of the home; seven daughters, Mrs. Naomi Sotelo of 201 Niter Mrs. Minerva Galindo and Mrs. Dora Hernandez, both of Rock Springs, Mrs. Diana Aguillar of Milford, Mrs.

Enzabeth Deleon of 4613 Ave. Mrs. Gloria Solas of 218 43rd St. and Diana Ramirez of the home; a brother, Filomeno ot Uvalde: 4 hall-brother, Juan Castro of Sidney, 36 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Rhodes SHALLOWATER (Special) Services for Airs. Vera Mae Rhodes, 79, of Shallowater will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Shallowater Church of Christ. with C.E. Morris officiating.

Burial will be in Resth.wen Memorial Pack under the direction of Rix Funeral Directors of Lubbock. Mrs. Rhodes dirt at 10:35 p.m. Sonatav in St Mary's Hospital in Lubbock following a lengthy illness She moved to Shallowater from Floydada more than 40 sears ago. She was a member of the Shallowater Church of Christ.

Survivors include two sons, Wendell of Shallowater and Irwin of Hereford: three brothers, Phillip Dunavant of Plainview. Floyd Dunavant of Hereford and Grady Dunavant of Flordada: two sisters, Mrs. Joy Wright of Sand Springs. and 3lyra Dun want of Floydada: five grandchildren and sis great-grandchildren. said he was surprised the two stoves burning in the house had not started a fire.

"It was so hot in there you could feet it just walking up to the house," Judge Leroy said. Mrs. Wilson said she last saw Taylor Dec. 21 when she asked him about his rent and received a promise that he would pay her Friday. Utilizing this information, officers theorized Taylor had been in the house about a week.

Detectives found an unreadable. faded note tacked to the screen door of the Taylor residence, but were unable to determine if the note figured in the death. All three of the house's windows were shut. Mrs. Wilson told police Taylor apparently had lost his keys and had been entering and exiting the house through a front window used by officers lo enter the residence.

"I noticed the screen off the window yesterday and put the sereen bark on and mailed it down," the shaken Mrs. Wilson said. She also said Taylor had :1 dog in the house when she saw him Dec. 20. Police found no dog at the scene Monday.

"ile was very quiet and had no compa ny." Mrs. Wilson said. Judge 1cCroy said an official ruling would he issued today after he reviews police reports. Officers emphasized no signs of foul play were evident. Taylor's body was fully clothed and officers re covered his wallet.

One officer commented the open-flame heater wats connected to the gas source by a prohibited rubber hose. Sirs. Wilson said she gave Taylor money to purchase a metal connection for the beater when cold weather began. don't know what he bought." she said. Services for Taylor ate: pending at Sanders Funeral llome.

Paris Police Arrest Four PAKIS IUPI) Police said today they were questioning four youths in conner. tion with the murder of Prince Jean de Broglic, a former cabinet minister shot on a Paris sidewalk by a lone gunmar. The four were taken into custody Monday night on orders of Paris Criminal l'olice Chief Pierre Octavioli. They were arrested in various Paris bars and restaurants, police said. Ottavioli's aides said private and linancia! interests rather than political molives were behind de Broglic's murder Friday.

Shortly alter the S9-year-old politican was gunned down, an anonymous caller told a French news agency that the er minister one of the negotiators of the 1962 Algerian peace pact and a politirian favoring close tics with Africa Wis killed to avenge the flow of "African scunt" into France. In an unusual move. police Monday searched de Broghe's office in the National Assembly, He was a member of President Valery Giscard d'Estaing's Independent Republican party. Investigators also had questioned de Broglin's busmess associates Patrick Altenet de Ribemont and Pierre de Vargas. The two live in a house that de Brogle visited minutes before a youth stopped him in the street and shot lam Mail From America Reported Damaged WARSAW.

Poland 1API The Polish post office complains that much of the "mail from the United States is heig damaged before it arrives, the newspaper Trybuna L.udu reported today. "On Christmas we got a bag containing! 2,000 letters from the United States via Frankfurt, West Germany." the paper quoted Warsaw post director Eugeniusz Baran as saying. "The German post advised us the bag. had been found nutside the Frankfurt post office early in Derember, but no one knows how it got there. "Most letters were opened and their contents mixed up.

We shall return them In the United States as evidence Philip A. Hart Given Eulogy WASHINGTON (API As colleagues arul friends Ailed St. Matthew's Cathe. drat to near capacity, Son. Philip A.

Hart was euglogized today as "a gentleman of God the conscience of the Congress." Nearly 1.000 persons attended the Mass of the Resurrection at the Roman Catholwe cathedral to pay their respects to llart. 64, who died of cancer Sunday. right days before the end of his third term. 1le With was not a four candulate for reelection. his sous serving ors.

Hart's body was carried into the church in a plain pine coffin draped with an American flay. The mass was celebratest boy the Rey Hart and 10 other priests Father Mart, a Lamlly friend, but no re. tation to the senator, told the congregalion that 1lart had three loves in his life: the love of God. the love of his family and the love of his country. "He was the conscience of the Conpress." said the priest, who was dean ol Georgetown University in Washington when the senator was a student there in 1931-1933 More than score of senalors and House members attended the service.

Leading the senatorial delegation was the ritiring majorny trader. Sen. Mike Mansfield. D.Mont. The senator's wife, Jane Briggs Hart.

and the couple's right children all attended the mass. custody of him in Bolivar, where he was arrested Nov. 23 on a national WaTrant issued by Lubbock County officials June 26, 1974. Dickerson a 31-year-old ex-convict who evaded return to Lubbock County for 2'2 years waived extradition to Texas Dec. 22.

He was arrested once before on a national warrant issued by Lubbock County officials, but he jumped bund in Augusta. Ga. Lubbock police have sought Dickerson on the burglary charge and for questioning in the Martin murder since a portable color television the only item reported taken in the break-in of Mrs. Martin's 4511 42nd St. home was traced to a former employer of Dickerson's.

Mrs. Martin's body was found sprawled on a blood-soaked couch Jan. 31. 1971. only two days after she reported the bur.

glary. An autopsy revealed at least 25 stab wounds in Mrs. Martin's neck and chest, human teeth marks on he: chest and one wrist, a charred area on her chest and head bruises. She was found partially clad on the couch of her living room. No one has been arrested or charged in connection wilt: her murder.

Dickerson was arrested Nov. 23 at the Bolivar Manufacturing where he had been working as a shipping clerk. Bolivar others said they arrested him alter re. reiving a confidential phone call Russian Leads Chess Tourney GRONINGEN, The Netherlands tAP) Mark Diesen of Potomac. has dropped to third place in the World Junior Chess Championship after a round draw against tournament leader Evgeny Vladimaro: of the Soviet Union.

Vladimiros had won all five of his previnus games and apparently wanted to avoid Gall risk against Diesen, the only other unbeaten player in the 54-man field The America junior champion had two previous drawn games. The Soviet. playing black. used French defense in Monday's sixth round that resulted in an uneventful game ending in a draw after 23 moves. West Germany's Joeig Weddemann shot into the serond place on the strength of a hard-fought victory over Martian Twardon of Poland.

Weidemann also played black from a French defense. but won an exchange curly in the middle game. Twardos hung on until adjournment. but had to resign al his 57th move in the second session. The game between Magier Petursson of Iceland and Sweden's Harry Schuessier, who shared second place with Diesen and Weidemnann at the beginning of Monday's round, was adjourned for a second time after 57 moves.

Diesen shares third place with Reinaldo Vera of Cuba. Czechoslovakia's Lubosh Ftarnik and Attila Groszpeter of Hungary. There are 13 rounds in the tour. nament, which is to end Jan. 5.

News Briefs Noo Ramirez, 36. el Planview re. mained in serious rendition today in Methodist Hospital with gunshot wound in the abdomen sustained at a.m. Sunday at a local club Jory Morgan, 9. of Midland was in serious condition today in Hospiwith injuries he received late Friday in car-truck collision about 1.5 miles.

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