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MAR 13 1993 'Q 4B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1993" Studies Raekl Mrs. Clinton Holds Health-Care Hearing Dozens In Florida Seek Help, Suggest Changes a -r It Mm I tnrlfe hu fnrrino nnpn nlupppri arteries with balloons appears to save more 5 1 7 1 ij -S:) ''''--iiiii iii ii. nwtfs5HK mi mi imw nwiirtiiiiMii i mtWrwnmmWHTtiajilatUKm a AP Compiled From News Services TAMPA, Fla. Hillary Rodham' Clinton listened Friday as dozens of citizens pleaded, often emotionally, for health-care changes to help the handicapped, the dying and the uninsured.

Mrs. Clinton heads the White House task force on health insurance. By May 3, the group is supposed to produce a plan that will provide universal health insurance and control costs. On Friday, David Bossone, president of Tampa General Hospital, surprised Mrs. Clinton by urging rigid controls on the medical industry, including a wage-price freeze.

"You run that big hospital across the bay there, don't you? You could handle a freeze?" Mrs. Clinton asked. It would be difficult, but too many people are -in medicine just for the money, Bossone said. He scoffed at managed competition the approach that President Bill Clinton favors and called it a contradiction in terms. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation assembled 300 lay people and specialists from Florida at the Tampa Convention Center.

The foundation will be host of three more meetings with Mrs. Clinton over the next two weeks to spark a broader public debate about changes in health care. Beverly Chapman of Orlando, an advocate for the handicapped who has muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair and respirator, complained of rules that she said encourage costly hospital stays but won't pay for home health aides. Juliet Duhan, the Tampa Jewish Federation administrator who runs housing programs for poor elderly people, said people were forced to choose between drugs and food. As the medicine bill goes up, "the refrigerator empties," she said.

Dr. Cornelius I.C. Turalba, a radiation oncologist from Bradenton, complained that "doctors are hurting because of the Medicare cuts" and cautioned against pushing Americans into health maintenance organizations. Turalba said HMOs had pressured him "to take care of patients in a substandard way." The invitation-only meeting was picketed by a few dozen demonstrators seeking passage of a national health insurance plan. Anne Fernandez, 51, a home health care worker from St.

Petersburg, complained that she had been turned away from the forum. "The public should be involved in something like this," she said. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Dr. Steven Schroeder, president of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, conferring on Friday in Tampa, during a seminar on health care. About 35 million Americans have no health insurance, and millions more are underinsured against catastrophic illnesses.

Tipper Gore, wife of Vice President Al Gore, and Health and Human Services Secretary Donna E. Shalala also attended the meeting. The United States spends about $900 billion annually on health care. By the year 2000, the average American's health insurance policy will cost $14,000 a year if things continue the way they are, health care experts say. iivd man iiiji-Littg viui uijjwimiio drugs, which is now the leading thera-V: py.researcherssay.

The results are controversial, in part because they could influence the, kind and price of routine carej provided for a medical emergency; that strikes 1J5 million Americans a year, killing one-third of them. j- While clot-dissolving drugs aire available virtually everywhere, the balloon technique, called angioplasty, can be performed at less than 20 per-I cent of U.S. hospitals. Setting up and-staffing more angioplasty facilities, would be extremely expensive. 3 Treatment already has changed dramatically in recent years through the use of drugs that dissolve the blo'od; clots that become stuck in the heart's arteries, causing heart attacks.

TheJ new research raises the possibility that balloon angioplasty, which many experts had dismissed as a heart at- tack treatment, in fact works better. The largest of the studies, headed. by doctors from William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, com- pared the two and found that angio- plasty cut the risk of death and newj heart attacks by more than half. A smaller study, conducted in Hoi- land, also found angioplasty more ef- fective. But a third, performed at the Mayo Clinic, concludes that the two methods are equally effective.

Ordinarily, angioplasty is done? mainly to relieve chest pain. A report released earlier showed that women are 10 times more likely than men to i die after treatment. Older age and" worse health only partly explained the difference. However, the Michigan study sug-1 gests that angioplasty appears to helpC women even more than men. Four percent of women died after angio- plasty, compared with 14 percent af-J ter clot-dissolving drugs.

Two percent of men died after angioplasty, versus 43 percent after the drug therapy. -JJ The three studies are published Thursday's New England Journal ofj Medicine, along with an editorial con- eluding that the "pendulum now ap- pears to be swinging" toward angioplasty. Panel Wants Newborns To Get Hearing Tests hearing impairment who gets no special training before the age of 3 will suffer permanent and irreversible damage to speech and language skills. "Two and one-half is the average age of identifying a child with significant hearing loss," Matz said at a recent news conference. "Our goal is to lower this age to six months by the year 2000." Early identification of hearing loss is now possible for the first time because of new instruments that can measure the hearing acuity of newborns, the committee said.

The panel recommended this screening system: A test in the hospital nursery shortly after birth using an instrument that detects what are called otoacous- tic emissions. The test involves use of an earphone-like device that makes a clicking sound and then detects an echo-like response from the inner ear. The response is evaluated by a computer to determine if the inner ear is functioning normally. If an infant fails this first test, then a confirming test is performed using a system called auditory brain stem responses. In this test, sensors are attached to the child's head and a clicking sound is made.

If the sound is heard normally, the sensor detects a characteristic brain wave pattern. Both tests measure involuntary responses to sound. Matz said the cost of the otoacoustic emission testing would be about $25. The cost of the more complex second test is $75 to $125. If all American newborns were screened after birth, Matz said, that program would cost the nation $150 million to $200 million, but it could save the country billions of dollars by increasing the earning power of those who get early treatment.

A child whose hearing loss is not detected until age 3 or later, Matz said, loses $400,000 to $800,000 in lifetime earnings because of a reduced ability to use language. Studies have shown that high school graduates whose hearing loss was not detected early usually read at the 4th to 7th grade level, he said. WASHINGTON (AP) More than half the American babies born deaf are not identified as such for more than two years, a delay that can leave them unnecessarily handicapped for life, says the National Institutes of Health. An institute panel recommended recently that all babies be given hearing tests within hours of birth, using a new technology that makes it possible to detect deafness in the newborn. The committee was organized by the institutes to recommend the best standard medical care for hearing-impaired infants.

It said that about one in every 1,000 U.S. babies is born deaf. Less than half are identified early because current practices call for screening only those infants with a high risk of hearing impairment be Foes Cry Baloney Over New EC Ban STRASBOURG, France (AP) Sausage and sauerkraut fans across Europe will be seeing red over plans to turn the meat from dyed pink to natural gray. That's what many members of the European Parliament warned late Wednesday. But their cries didn't stop the European Community's assembly from voting to ban a red food coloring found in sausages, jam and cocktail cherries.

Now it's up to the 12 EC member states to decide whether to go along with the move banning Erythrosine, or E-127. The EC legislation would stipulate which colors are allowed, in which foods they can be used and in what quantity. Proponents say consumers are being fooled by unnecessary and sometimes unhealthy additives. cause of premature birth or other problems. Dr.

Gregory Matz, chairman of the panel and a professor at Loyola Uni FUNERAL NOTICES versity in Chicago, said a child with OBITUARIES GENTILE, DOROTHY (nee Bono), March 11. 1993, beloved wife of the late Domonic Gentile, dear mother of Anna Riggio, Frank Gentile and the Barbara Ann Salert; Professor, MAYER, ARTHUR, March 10, 1993, dear husband of the late Margaret Mayer, dear father of Arthur Jr. and Charles Mayer, father-in-law of Anne and Jane Mayer, grandfather of Christopher, Matthew and Jeffrey, great-grandfather of Dillon, Dal-fon and Madeline, step-grandfather of Cheri, Sandra and John. Funeral service at SCHRADER Funeral Home, 14960 Manchester Rd. at Holloway, Ballwin, 10 a.m.

Interment Bellerive Heritage Gardens. If desired, contributions may be made to Bon-homme Presbyterian Church, 14820 Conwav Ches BROWN, DR. JOSEPH L. D.C. On Jsg March 1 1 1 993, beloved husband of Augusta Kibler Brown (nee Wendel, dear stepfather of Richard V.

Kibler, dear brother of Kay Bender, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle. Visitation Sun. 1-8 p.m. at BOPP CHAPEL, 10610 Manchester Kirkwood. Funeral Mon.

1 p.m. Inter- ment at a later date private. BROYLES, JERROLD EUGENE Entered into frSf rest March 11. 1993. beloved husband Researcher At Washington U.

RACKOVAN, ELEANOR (nee Benzinger), March 10, 1993, in her 98th. year, beloved wife of the late Frank Rackovan, dear sister of the late Martha Morse, dear aunt of Raymond (May) Morse of Elpaso, TX, dear niece of Margaret Leutchfeld of Decatur, IL, our dear great-aunt, cousin, great-cousin and dear friend. Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN MORTUARY. 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, 11 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cardinal Ritter Institute, 4483 Lindell St. Louis, MO 63108. Visitation 2-6 p.m., Sun. ROTH, PEARL LAKE, March 11, 1993, beloved wife of the late Bernard Sjostadt Lake and Theodore Roth, dear mother of Robert Edward Lake, Karl Frederick Lake.

Byrnece Finn, LOCAL 1, IB.E.W. Please be advised of the death of Bro. Grover C. Davidson JournevmanWireman Member for 22 years Retired Died March 10, 1993 Funeral services 2 p.m. at the Ponders Funeral Home In doctorate from Indiana University, late Pete Gentile, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, cousin and friend.

Funeral from WHITE-MULLEN Mortuary, 118 N. Florissant Ferguson, March 15, 9:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Visitation 1-9 p.m., Sun. GRIEMEL, HENRY Hl on March 12, 1993, iegSS dear brother of Robert Griemel, Loretta Dillard iand Rose Mueiler.

Graveside service on I March 15. at 1 p.m. at Jefferson 'Barracks National Cemetery. 'Leaving KRIEGSHAUSER 'SOUTH Mortuary, 4228 S. King-shighway at 1 2: 15 p.m.

Visitation Ion 2-9 p.m. A memorial service will be at 10 a.m. today at St. Michael and St. George Episcopal Church, 6345 Wy terfield, 63017.

Visitation 9 a.m. until time of service. down Boulevard, Clayton. Her body was donated to the Washington Uni versity School of Medicine. MINIUSSI, ANITA M.

(nee Fro-boese). Asleep in Jesus. March 10. 1993. beloved wife of Among the survivors are her father, tne lenrv Index Bardsley, Orville D.

Becker, Clifford W. Berlotti Biegener, Cornelius W. Brown, Dr. Joseph L. D.C Broyles, Jerrold Eugene Clark, Eva Mae Drake, Harold E.

Dunkin, Alfred Vernon, Jr. Fiske, Katherine Atwood Foster, Marie H. Gentile, Dorothy Griemel, Henry L. Hamlin Kaltenbach Kellenberger, Robert (Bob) Kibler Kirchner, James Edward Klosterhoff, Adeline A. Komoroski, Andrew J.

Leonardelli Mayer, Arthur Mlniussi, Anita M. Mueiler, Lucille E. Nation Pachivas, Mary Palazzolo, Josephine Pickles, Henry "Hank" L. Rackovan, Eleanor Roth, Pearl Lake Rudd, Edward T. Sr.

Stoye, Lillian P. S. HAMLIN See Becker Irving Salert of Hollywood, and sister, Susan Siler of Scarsdale, N.Y. ard Bernard Lake, dear grandmother of 18. areat-arandmoth- Memorial contributions may be Barbara Ann Salert, associate professor of political science at Washington University, died Tuesday (March 9, 1993) at her home after a long illness.

She would have been 45 years old today. Professor Salert, of University City, was known for her research on civil violence and political unrest. She joined the university in 1973. She was the author of "Revolution and Revolutionaries: Four Theories" and the co-author of "The Dynamics of Riots." She was a member of the Executive Council of the Midwest Political Science Association and served on the editorial boards of the American Political Science Review and the American Journal of Political Science. Professor Salert was born in New York.

She earned her bachelor's degree from Barnard College in New York and her master's degree and made to Save the Children Federa tion, 54 Wilton Road, Westport, Conn 06880-3108; Amnesty International 322 Eighth Avenue, New York, N.Y 10001-4895; Leader Dogs for the Blind 1039 Rochester Road, Rochester, mother of Lilly Mae Bruno Smith, mother-tn-law of Rev. Kermit W. Smith, dear grandmother of Sheri L. Ramirez, Drew Rutherford and Cliff Rutherford, our grandmother-in-law, great-grandmother and friend. Mrs.

Miniussi in state at Mortuary, 3620 Chippewa at Grand. 2-8 p.m. thence in state at Epiphany Lutheran Church, 10 a.m. until service time at 1 1 a.m. Interment Gatewood Gardens Cemetery.

Memorial contributions to Epiphany Lutheran Church, 4045 Holly Hills (63116) and The Lutheran Hour Ministries. 2185 Hampton, (63139) will be of Shirley Broyles (nee Wyatt), dear father of Sherrill Jump, Steven Eugene, Jerrold Scott and Timothy Jack Broyles, dear son of Arlie Broyles Tipton and the late William Jack Broyles, dear brother of William (Corky) Broyles, Grace Terry and Lucy Marinelli, dear grandfather of Joshua Jump and Brittany Broyles, dear father-in-law of Martin Jump and Lisa Broyles, our dear brother-in-taw, uncle, nephew and friend. Funeral at CHAPEL HILL MORTUARY, Cedar Hill, March 13. 7 p.m. Interment Herrin Cemetery.

Herrin, It. Mr. Broyles was a member of VFW Post 5331 (VFW Service 6:30 6 and a Korean War Veteran. ISITATION SAT. 2 TO 7 P.M.

CLARK, EVA MAE (nee McClain), March 11, 1993. beloved wife of the late Arlin C. Clark, dear mother of Eugene Bobby J. Clark. Ollie Mae Santoyo, Charles W.

and Jerry R. Clark, our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-taw, grandmother, great-qrandmotner, great-great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt, cousin and friend of many. Services March 15, 10:30 a at THE NEW COLLIERS FUNERAL HOME, 3400 Mich. 48307; National Hemlock Soci KALTENBACH See Pachivas KELLENBERGER, ROB-J ERT (BOB), Fortified fillg with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 11, 1993. beloved husband of Ruth L.

Kellenberger fnee Rogers), dear father of Kathleen A. Carlson. Amy Mark John David and Matthew J. Kellenberger, dear brother of Jean Cowick, Rose-mane Heath. Gerry Welz.

Maureen Rourke, James and Patrick Kellenberger, our dear brother-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Funeral from LANG-FENDLER Funeral Home, 630 Jeffco Blvd. (Hwy. 61-67), Arnold, MO, March 15. 10 a.m.

Interment Shepherd Hills Cemetery. Visitation 4-8 D.m. ety, P.O. 11830, Eugene, 97440 3900; or to the National Hospice Or Lnurn, vo. Donald J.

Bresnan, Bus. Mgr. Fronds J. Telle, Fin. Sec'y.

0180 Masonic Notices CACHE LODGE 414 AF AM March 13, 1 p.m. Special Communication. Work in the M.M. and E.A. degree.

Dinner at 6 p.m. Focus On The Future, by RWB. Jeff Kittsmitler at 7:30 p.m. Bring your prospects. Vis (ting Brethren welcome.

GUS SAETTELE, W.M. Magnolia Euclid Lodge 626 9078 Sappington Rood Special Communication, March 13, 9 am 1 EA Deeree, 1 MM Degree. Coffee donuts 6:30 am. Visiting brethren welcome. 1 Christopher J.

Rollins, W.M. WEBSTER GROVES Lodge Special communication March 13, 8 a.m. One FC turn in and two M.M. degrees. Visitors welcome.

Refreshments. Donald Ried, W.M. 0190 In Memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF KRISTY LYNN KOCH Dec. 1972 Mar. 13, 1989 Krtsty, the pain lust won't go away.

I miss you so much, -words fust cannot say. You were my sister, my companion, mv best friend. The memories we shared, in my heart will never end. There seems like so much that we didn't get to do. But someday, buddy, we ll all be with you.

I guess it was all a part of God's plan, and I know that right now he is holding your hand. Jesus, take care of her, she is one of a kind. A better sister or friend, I know I'M never find. Tell her I miss her and her so dear. Her beautiful smile will always be near.

Krlsty, my beloved sister, this is not a goodbye. We'll never be apart; we II always be nigh. So save my place in heaven right next to you. I love vou kiddo, and I'll be seeing vou soon. Love, Coss TO PLACE an IN MEMORIAM, PLEASE CALL ALVIN 340-8600 KATHY 340-B591 ganization, 1901 North Fort Myer Drive, Suite 307, Arlington, Va.

22209 1607. er of 34, great great-grandmothe of 1. Services March 14, 2 p.m. at BIRMINGHAM-MARTIN Funeral Chapel, Vienna, MO. Interment James Community Cemetery, Vienna, MO.

Visitation Sat. 5 9 p.m. and Sun. 9 a.m. until service time.

RUDD, EDWARD T. SR. tea March 10, 1993. lll beloved husband of Do-" ris Rudd (nee Kramer), dearest father of Sandra L. Cale-shu, Edward T.

Jr. and James A. Rudd. dear grandfather of Sean M. Rudd, our dear father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend.

Funeral from KUTIS FUNERAL HOME, 2906 Gravois. March 15, 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Memorial contributions to St.

Louis Heart Fund ap- predated. IN PARLOR SUN. 2 P.M. STOYE, LILLIAN P. March 12, 1993, beloved daughter of the late Adolph and Matilda Stoye, dear beloved sister of Marie E.

Stoye, dear niece of Jessie Stoye, cousin and friend of many. Funeral service at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 11:30 a.m. Service concludes at Mortuary. Private interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. VISITATION P.M.

AND 2-9 P.M. Lillian was a life member of Telephone Pioneers Of America. MUELLER, LUCILLE E. (nee Matthews), on March 12, 1993, beloved wife of the late Arthur J. Mueller, dear sister of Mathilda Hickman of (ronton, MO, our dear aunt, great-aunt, great-great-aunt, cousin and friend.

Service 2 p.m. at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Contributions to the Terry, Mark G. American Cancer Society appreciated. Vice President Wang Zhen Of China; Marxist Hard-liner No.

Lindbergh Blvd. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation 2-9 p.m. oun. Thies, Roland H.

W. (Bud) Wemhoener, Earl W. Zarka Gravois. Interment St. Marcus Cemetery.

VISITATION AFTER 9 A.M., SAT. appeared increasingly feeble, includ' BARDSLEY. ORVILLE 87 of ing senior leader Deng Xiaoping, NATION See Biegener Many Chinese believe significant po St. Louis, formerly of Collinsville, IL, on Mon. March 8, 1993, beloved son of the late Joseph and Malissa Landolt Bardsley, beloved husband of the late Katie litical reform will be possible only after all the "immortals" die.

Mr. Wang was among a small group of elderly comrades who regarded KIBLER See Brown KIRCHNER. JAMES ED- Bn WARD, Baptized into the Hope of Christ's Resurrection, March 12, 1993, former husband of Jean Kirchner (nee Rom-bough), dear father of Nancy Butler, Janet Lewandowski, David, Daniel and Judith Kirchner, dear grandfather of Jaclyn Butler, Brittany and Stephanie Kirchner, Christopher Lewandowski and Patrick and Benjamin Kirchner. Funeral from SCHRADER FUNERAL HOME, 14960 Manchester Rd. at Holloway, Ballwin, 9:45 a.m.

to Holy Infant Catholic Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. Kirchner was a Navy veteran of World War II, a 1950 graduate of Rose Hulman Institute of Technology and a 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, Council 2117.

If desired, contributions may be made to American Cancer Society or Masses. Visitation themselves as guardians of the Marx (Wachter) Bardsley, dear father of Dr. John L. Bardsley of St. Louis and Rollin Bardsley of Collinsville, dear brother of Lester Bardsley of Irvine, CA, dear grandfather of Christine Bardsley of Houston, TX, Diana Bardsley of St.

Louis and Kevin Bardsley of Fairview Heights, IL. Funeral services were held March 12 at the HERR Fu 0230 Florists ist principles, for which they fought a half-century ago. They maintained PACHIVAS, MARY (nee Boyche), March 10, 1993, belovea wife of the late Athana-sios G. Pachivas, dear mother of George A. (Willa) Pachiva, Katherine P.

(John) kaltenbach and John A. Pachivas of Miami, FL, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother and aunt of nieces and nephews in Edessa Greece. Trisogion Service 6 p.m. Funerar from KUTIS-AFFTON Chapel, 10151 Gravois, Sat, March 13. 9:15 a.m.

with services at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 4967 Forest Park 10 a.m. Interment St. Matthews Cemetery. Mrs.

Pachivas was a member of St. Nicholas Philoptochos Society and Alexander The Great. Donations mav be made to St. constant pressure on Deng to limit his economic changes and overtures to neral Home, 501 W. Main, Collinsville, IL.

Interment St. John Cemetery, Collinsville. the West. BEIJING (AP) Chinese Vice President Wang Zhen, an outspoken Marxist hard-liner and one of the last veterans of the Red Army's famous Long March, died Friday (March 12, 1993). He was 85.

The New China News Agency said Mr. Wang had died in Canton of an unspecified illness. His death was not expected to have a significant impact on Chinese politics. He had already been sidelined for many months because of illness, unofficially reported as throat cancer, and was not expected to stay on as vice president after his five-year term ended late this month. Mr.

Wang's is the second death in a year in the ranks of the "eight immortals," a nickname given to eight high-level veterans of the Communist revolution who enjoyed rare political and physical staying power. The name came from eight legendary mystics who learned the secret to eternal life. The first "immortal" to die was former President Li Xiannian, in June at age 83. Most of the survivors have Hong Kong newspapers quoted Chi BECKER, CLIFFORD W. Asleep in Jesus, 3 March 11, 1993, beloved husband of Kathleen nese sources as saying that Mr.

Wang TERRY, MARK on March 11, 1993, Beloved husband of Theresa Terry (nee Taylor), dear son of Deward and Pat Terry, dear brother of Jane Ketcherside, dear uncle of Ben Ketcherside, dear brother-in-law of Gryf Ketcherside, dear grandson of Lena Mabery and dear friend of many. His Spirit will live in our lives forever. Visitation at the BOYER Funeral Home, 313 Benham, Bonne Terre, Saturday, from 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Sunday at BOYER Funeral Home.

Interment at St. Francois Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Childrens' Miracle Network. DRAKE, HAROLD on fih. March 10, 1993, dear son of the late Wal-ter A.

and Emma Drake, dear brother of the late Walter Drake, dear friend of Edward and Dolores Samuels, Lawrence (Moe) and Joyce Ledbetter, our dear cousin and friend. Visitation 1-9 p.m. only at JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. In state 10 a.m.

to 11 a.m. time of service at Bethesda United Church Of Christ, 85 Lemay Gardens Dr. Interment Parklawn Cemetery. Member of Bethesda U.C.C. Brother- hood and retired govern- ment employee.

DUNKIN, ALFRED VERNON, March 9. 1993 in Chicago, IL, beloved husband of La-Donna Dunkin (nee Rupinski), loving son of Alfred Sr. and Irene Dunkin of St. Louis. MO, leaving many beloved cousins and friends.

Services at Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis Chapel, Shrewsberry, MO, 1 1 a.m. Mr. Dunkin was a practicing attorney for 40 member or the Illinois, Indiana and Missouri State Bar Assoc. and the Korean Bar Assoc.

Memorial contributions may be made to Loyola Cancer Reasearch, 2160 S. First Maywood, IL, 60153. A Service Of HOFFMEIS-TER COLONIAL Mortuary. FISKE. KATHERINE ATWOOD, March 10, 1993, dear wife of the late Clark P.

Fiske, dear mother of Mary Katherine Litwak. dear grandmother of Jessica Litwak Wemstem, dear aunt and great-aunt. Funeral services were private. Arrangements by fell ill in November 1991 after an out Kittv) Becker (nee Hamlin), dear Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. Visitation Fri.

after 2-9 p.m. burst against what he feared was creeping capitalist influence. He was reported to have accused Deng of 3 p.m. father of Connie (Jim) Leonardelli, Mark (Cynthia) and Scott (Colleen) Becker, our dear grandfather of 9, dear brother of etty Zarka, brother-in-law. nephew, uncle, great-uncle and friend.

Visitation at the NEW KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPFL. making too many concessions to the United States on human rights and KLOSTERHOFF, ADELINE March 12, 1993, beloved wife of the late Edward A. Klosterhoff, dear mother of Cynthia Schwartz, Chester and David Klosterhoff, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister-in-law, cousin and friend. Visitation at the HUTCHENS other issues. Mr.

Wang's illness last year and Li's death weakened the hard-liners. Deng 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. at Butler Hill, March 14, 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. then to Christ Memorial Lutheran Church, 9712 Tesson Ferry Rd.

63123 for visitation March 15. 12 noon with Mortuary, 675 Graham Florissant from 3-8 p.m., Sun. Private services 1 PALAZZOLO, JOSEPHINE (nee Cammarata), Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on March 11, 1993, beloved wife of the late Sebastian Palazzolo, dear mother of Lillian Colombo, Frank and the late Joseph Palazzolo. our dear sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS-AFFTON Chapel, 10151 Gravois, 9:30 a.m.

on March 15 to Our Lady of Providence Church for 10 a m. Mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. In parlor 2-9 p.m. rammed through a program for fast er, more radical revisions.

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to 5 p.m. to place your ads Post-Dispatch Classified 62l-6666 funeral services at 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery, Contributions to Christ Memorial Lutheran Church, St. Louis Cancer Society, Arthritis Foundation or Paraguad, 4475 Castleman.63i10apDreci- ihL. Parke Levy; Created 'December Bride' THIES, ROLAND H.W.

(BUD) Asleep in Jesus, March 1 0, 1 993, dear husband of Dorris W. Thies and the late Eleanor Thies (nee Kamphoefner), dear father of Armin P. (Mary) Thies, the Rev. Larry D. (Deborah) Thies and Jack (Nancy) Bair, brother of Gertrude (Wayne) Cole, Arlene (Walter) Busch and Rev.

Gerard (Elda) Thies, dear grandfather of Sara, Todd. Matt and Amanda Thies, Bethany and Kimberly Bair, dear uncle and cousin. Funeral service Sun. 2 p.m. at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 8646 New Sappington Crestwood, Mo.

Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Visitation Sat. 3-8 p.m. at PFITZINGER.

a Heritaqe Funeral Home, 33T So. Kirk- wood Rd. ated. BOPP CHAPEL. BERLOTTI with Marie Wilson in the title role.

Al See Biegener TV version ran for two years and thd 1949 movie version introduced Dean BIEGENER, CORNELIUS Asleep in Jesus March 11. 1993, beloved husband of Martin and Jerry Lewis to movid Allene Biegener (nee Bren- necKej, aear lamer oi oniney rvi. Berlotti, Bill Beigener, Bob Bie KOMOROSKI, ANDREW Sv on March 1 1 1993, beloved husband of Virginia Komoroski (nee Buckner), dear father of Richard (Eva) Komoroski and Phyllis (Gene) Schultz dear grandfather of Norman Schultz and Elizabeth and Christopher Komoroski, dear brother of Florence Wmka, Clement Komoroski, Geneva, James, Sr. Veroni-ca S.S.N.D. and Norbert Komorowski and the late Rose, Vera, Margaret, Helen, Robert, Lawrence and Bernice.

our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR SONS, 9825 Halls Ferry Rd. on March 15 at 9:30 a.m. to Most Holy Trinity Church for 10 a m. Mass.

Interment National Cemetery. Contributions to American Cancer Soci- ety. Visitation 2-9 p.m. LEONARDELLI See Becker audiences. Levy created the character Lilw gener and Carolyn Nation, dear father-in-law of Sam, Margie.

Cookie and Don, dear grandfather, great-grandfather, brother- LOS ANGELES (AP) Parke Levy, who created the mother-in-law TV series "December Bride" and wrote and directed for the hit radio show "My Friend Irma," died Monday (March He was 84. Levy worked in the Golden Age of radio, writing for "The Joe Penner Show" and working with Ed Wynn, Ed Gardner, Jack Pearl and "The Old Maestro" Ben Bernie. Levy's character Irma, a full-figured, empty-headed woman, debuted in radio's "My Friend Irma" in 1947 FOSTER, MARIE H. (nee Som-mers), March 12, 1993, fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Frank Foster, beloved mother of Jacqueline S. Netison, dear grandmother of Sharon Shallow, Terrence and David Netison, dearest great-grandmother of Donna Morris.

Lauren, Nathaniel and Elisha Neilson, great-great-grandmother of Jus-fin Morris. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL MORTUARY. 6464 Chippewa at Watson, Mon. 9:15 a.m. with mass celebrated at St.

James the Greater Church, 10 a.m. Interment SS Peter Paul Cemetery. VISITATION SUN. 2-9 P.M. AT MORTUARY.

PICKLES, HENRY "HANK" March 12, Egf 1993, St. Clair, MO. Be-" loved father of James Wagner and June McKinney (Lee), grandfather of Dennis McKinney (Christy), Dena Spain (Kim). Dino McKinney and Jason Wagner, brother of Bertha Hoff, brotner-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Visitation after 3 p.m.

March 14 with funeral service at 10 a.m. March 15, at RUSSELL COLONIAL Funeral Home, St. Clair. MO. Interment will be in United Methodist Cemetery, St.

Clair, MO. American Legion services to be held at 7 p.m. Sun. at Russell Colonial Funeral Home, St. Clair, MO.

Ruskin from "December Bride" in the image of his own mother-in-law, mak -law ana urcie. Mr Rienennr in Rtatfl at MATH WEMHOENER, EARL 10 a.m. service at PFITZINGER 331 S. Kirk HERMANN SONS Chapel, 1D910 Ualle Carri, DH C.n ing her a woman who inspired love rather than conflict in her married March 14, from 2:30 p.m! until m. t-unerai Marcn is, tu m.

from St. Jacobi Lutheran wood Rd. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. ZARKA (' See Becker Church, Jennings Rd. daughter's home.

A cause of death ws not released. McLaren Aves. Interment Bethlehem. Tll.