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A-4 Pittsburgh Press, March 22, 1 980 Marital Battle Goes To Court Rosenbergs came to light in 1978 during a Public Utility Commission hearing. Mrs. Rosenberg, who has continued to live in the mansion since her 1976 divorce, owed almost $7,000 in gas bills. She told the PUC that she couldn't pay Peoples Natural Gas Co. because had no other money "other than" $5,000 in support payments from her former husband.

Rosenberg replied at the time that he had asked Peoples to shut off the gas because she had promised in the property settlement to vacate the home so it could be sold. Rosenberg also said he was paying the mortgage and taxes oh the mansion in addition to the support payments and that she should have had enough money to pay the gas bill. Peoples filed a judgment against Mrs. Rosenberg last September for failure to pay the delinquent account. Greenfield said his client has "made arrangements" to settle her debt with the gas company.

His ex-wife then retaliated by saying that she was entitled to a jury trial in his quest for money damages. When Strassburger agreed with her, Rosenberg appealed to the state Superior Court. That appellate court yesterday ruled in favor of the former husband. The Superior Court reminded Mrs. Rosenberg that she intially set out on a legal route that requires a judge to decide the issues.

Once that course was set, she couldn't ask for a jury trial, the court ruled. So it sent the case back to Strassburger. Meanwhile, the Family Division jurist already had worked out the three-day session with attorney Stanley" Greenfield, who represents Mrs. Rosenberg, and attorney David Gordon Fisher, who represents Rosenberg. Greenfield disclosed the arangement when asked to comment on the Superior Court decision.

The bitter dispute between the By LAWRENCE WALSH Theodora Rosenberg and her former husband, David Rosenberg, hope to finally resolve their long-standing domestic dispute during an unusual three-day courtroom confrontation before Common Pleas Judge Gene Strassburger. Although similar proceedings rarely take more than a day, the April 29 through May 1 session was scheduled to settle, "once and for all," the controversey surrounding the couple's property settlement, support payments for a child living with Mrs. Rosenberg and the custody of the child. When Mrs. Rosenberg sued her ex-mate several years ago for allegedly not living up to the terms of their hefty property settlement, including the disposition of a 23-room Squirrel Hill mansion valued at $450,000, Rosenberg coontersued and asked for $375,000 in damages.

District Real Estate Transfers Listed Bloodhound Helps Catch 3 Escapees MONTOUR, Pa. (UPI) A persistent police chief using a borrowed bloodhound tracked down and captured three fugitives from "the Rockview State Prison near this Columbia County township, less than a day after they escaped during a work detail. Montour Police Chief Robert Leighow, one of about 30 lawmen giving chase -with the help of "Fanny" the bloodhound found the unarmed trio hiding under logs yesterday afternoon near a house at nearby Hemlock that they allegedly had tried to break into with an ax. Police thought they were in the area, 70 miles from the prison in Bellefonte, when they found an abandoned stolen vehicle. Leighow said Montour and Hemlock police frequently borrow the dog, owned by James Shaffer, of nearby Dewart.

The inmates were identified as: Matthew Smith, 21, of the Beechview section of Pittsburgh, who was serving four to 10 years for a burglary conviction; Samuel J. Santillo, 26, of the Brookline section of Pittsburgh, serving seven to 15 years for robbery, conspiracy and aggravated assault; and Paul Gulich, 23, of Lehigh County, doing two to four years, 11 months for terroristic threats, robbery, reckless endangerment and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. Gerald Wilson, deputy superintendent of the Centre County facility, said the three had been working inside the compound Thursday, but failed to show up for a head count at 6 p.m. The inmates apparently escaped by climbing a fence around the minimum-security facility. The three face burglary charges in Montour for the alleged attempted break-in.

Wilson said they also will face escape charges in Bellefonte. Syria Warning Aired DOHA, Qatar (UPI) A senior Palestine Liberation Organization official, Salah Khalaf, has warned that Syria is in danger of breaking apart as a result of the same kind of sectarian civil war that divided Lebanon, the Kuwaiti News Agency reported today. AH real estate transactions are a matter of public record and are published by The Press as a public service because of the great reader interest in them. PITTSBURGH 19th Ward Concept Realty Enterprises townhouse at 221 London-Towne Drive, to Mary L. Black, (66,300.

Alan J. Yurchak, house at 1326 Rockland to Robert L. Mogan Jr. et $45,000. Edward J.

Knorr house at 1662 Rock-ford to Nicholas R. Pusi, $43,000. Nelson Industries, one-half of a two-story double brick house in Wenzcll Court Plan, to Fredric C. Nelson, $5,500. 20th Ward Frank Gracy III, duplex house on Hillsboro in Sheridan Plan, to Housing Authority of City of Pittsburgh, $99,800.

Robert E. Sanncr, two-story frame house at 2923 Sacramento to Thomas J. McGee, $27,000. 25th Ward Hugh R. O'Donnell, house at 1909 Federal St.

extension, to Mores E. LipUk, $12,500. Deborah L. Cross, 2 Vi -story brick house at 514 Jacksonia to Edward Hargro Jr. et $35,000.

North Pittsburgh Land Management property on Mountford Street in Sailer, Biggs Lyons Plan, to Joseph E. Cosby, $23,200. 26th Ward The estate of John Machin et two houses at 327 Bothwell St. and other property on Cherryfield Street and Milroy Avenue, to Edward F. Narcisi et $40,000.

Clyde Harp, two-story frame house at 2542 Perrysville to Dennis P. Berecky, $5,000. Paul J. Desh, brick duplex house at 2406 Wurzell to Richard F. Sattler Jr.

et al $26,000. 27th Ward Thomas F. Stazek et two-story frame house and addition at 1029 Smithton to Dennis D. Martuscelli et $24,645 affidavit (tax stamps indicate a sales price of 29th Ward Nathaniel R. Carter, two-story brick duplex at 233-235 Maytide to Marcia L.

Cunningham, $20,000. 32nd Ward James D. Carothers, property in Gallupe Heights Plan, to Kek C. J. Tarn et $49,500.

ALEPPO J. Bruce Campbell, two-story townhouse at 507 Sewickley Heights Drive, to Abbott Laboratories, $64,500. CORAOPOLIS Pittsburgh National Bank, two-story aluminum siding double house at 1215-1217 State to Edward J. Piela, $21,000. UPI Telepholo CRAFTON Eileen R.

Jewell, property on Bradford Avenue in Dinsmore Orchard Plan, to James J. King, (42.500. ELIZABETH BOROUGH John Znavor et two-story brick and frame house and frame out building at 205 Locust to Daniel F. Marra, $13,500. FAWN The estate of W.A.

Schumann et one-story brick ranch house at 369 A Ridge Road, to Jay B. Ericsson et $32,500. FINDLAY Thomas Bray, frame house on Clinton Imperial Road (Main Street) in Marshall Heirs Plan, to Elsie K. Kendrick, $23,000. Westbury III, townhouse on Cranbrooke Road in Westbury III Plan, to Andre J.

Taliaferro, $40,500. FRAZER Anna C. Macurdy, frame house on Daisy Alley adjoining Sweeney, to Pauline C. Walter, $1 affidavit (tax stamps indicate a sales price of KENNEDY The estate of Richard Lambeck, one-story house at 36 Coraopolis Road, to Charles R. Vigne, $42,000.

MOON David M. Kennedy, two-story brick and frame house on Beacon Hill Drive in Hillsboro Estates Plan, to Joseph M. Bruzzese, $130,000. Bernard P. Smith, house on Burch Drive in Ewings Mill Heights Plan, to Samuel M.

Roberts, $52,000. Joseph P. Kerwin, one-story brick veneer and aluminum siding house on Darnley Drive in Bon Meade Plat, to Michael M. Medlin, $53,500. Michael Dunham, house on Marney Drive in Nyetimber South Plan, to Louis F.

Bartlcy, $73,500. Edward J. McLaughlin, two-story frame house at 436 Moon-Clinton Road, to Robin L. Souilliard, $36,000. Police search area where girl was found buried alive.

Man Held For Burying Girl Vital Statistics GALVESTON, Texas (UPI) Police have charged a transient in the abduction of an 8-year-old girl who was buried alive overnight under a pile of rocks on a beach 3 feet from the water's edge. Police Chief Ernest Galvan said Jeffery Steven Goldberg, 21, also known as Steve Cummings, was charged with kidnapping and attempted murder. He was being held in lieu of bonds totaling $100,000. Goldberg, who listed previous residences in California, Denver and Chicago, was one of three transients picked up by police Thursday after the discov ery of the child, whose identity was withheld by police. "We're very fortunate she didn't suffocate because of the weight of the rocks on her chest," said Police Sgt.

Howard Picard. "When they uncovered that little girl, she had indentions all over her from those rocks. Some were the size of grapefruits but some were half as big as a table and weighed 35 or 40 pounds." He said authorities were not sure whether the child was sexually molested. Officers hoped to question her at John Sealy Hospital when doctors say she is strong enough to be interviewed. Lottery Winner Here's the winning Daily Lottery number for Friday, March 21, 1980: 485 COLUMBUS Michael L.

against Cheryl A. PATTERSON Janet A. against Orus ELWARNER Margaret against Charles C. FRA9ER Martha against John A. Sr.

FERCHAK Dolores E. against Richard G. BUCK Joseph P. against Alexis A. SERRANO Gregory against Karen L.

MITCHELL Brenda V. against Stanley T. FITCH Lynn M. against James H. DAWSON Ronald against Cvol I KELSEY Sheryl F.

against Ward BONOGAN Christine against Dennis J. BASS Gerald against Marilyn I TONITI SIDEWINDER NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS 881-9898 Tonit SNOWBIRD LOUNGE INCLUDING STASH BEST PICTURE 103 Marble Drive, Bridgevllle; Joan 103 Marble Drive, Bridgevllle. APPEL-JETT Michael 1734 Fallowfleld Susan 1228 Washington Pike, Bridgevllle. CALDWELL -KRESS Thomas 1507 Reamer Catherine A. 2412 Bur ham St.

SCURRY-NEAL Frankle Wv 15 Miller Rankin; Ellisa 310 Filth Rankin. ARMSTRONG-LEBOVITZ -David Tucson, Ellen Tucson, Arli. BRIGGS-LONG Walley 51 S. Jlst Helen 51 S. list St.

ZAPf-MARTM David 3115 Shadeland Nancy 3425 Rothpletz St. HAAS-EVANOFF Gregg 430 Ryndwood Road; Terrl 533 Madison St. STANLEY-ATCHLEY Jonathan 3937 Hoosac Dorothy 330 Casttegate Road, Forest Hills. KUDRIK-KOONTZ Ronald 918 Hilltop St, Munhall; Kathleen 45 Schley Ave. MILLSTINE-McGROGAN -Thomas 1756 Seeton Catherine, 3125 Allendale St.

KNOCHE-HOLZWORTM -James East Palestine. Ohio; Bonnie East Palestine, Ohio. McNALLY-RATTAY John B. 3209 Plttview Kathleen, 120 Stann Ave. DIVORCES FILED SMITH Jane against Kenneth IRELAND Gall C.

against Roger A. PECMAN Martin J. against Jean MILLER Eric C. against Vlr. ginla M.

SADLER Constance G. against Harry P. OBROSKY Robert P. against Joyce H. GOODMAN Alberta A.

against Robert G. JONES Vlkki C. against Donald W. CLIPP Garland against Haiel MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS RUSHMORE-BUETTNER -William R. 5506 Richland Road, Glbwnia; Janet 4147 Timber-line Drive, Allison Petit.

WELCH-DONOVAN Rov 3463 Oakdale Velvet 704 Jackson Ave. KEYES-VINCE Donald Charlotte, N.C.; Patricia 514 Sixth Oakmont. ALDRKH RUFFING Edward 5725 Verona Road, Verona: Kathv 477 Center Road, Monroevllle. THOMAS-MANELLA Steven 324 McCutcheon Lane; Diane 705 Ellas Drive. WEST-FARREN Gary 616 Tartan Drive, Monroevllle; Linda 226 College Park Drive, Monroevllle.

WEISS-FLECK Joseph. Wllkwlck, Ohio; Kathleen hi Orchardvlew Drive. GOODWIN-FLOYD William 3420 Waring Court; Carol 122 N. Aiken Ave. YARD-PLOTNER David 309 Cherokee Drive, Upper St.

Clair: Robin 200 Piper Drive, Mt. Lebanon. SCHREIBER-STOKER Kelftl 1 Mount Roval Court; Holly XI Peters Drive, Glenshaw. OSTROWSKIVECCHIO -Thomas, Box 239, Curtlsville; Klm-berly Monler Road, Gibsonla. ALEXANDER-SHERLOCK -Robert H.

1722 Rldoe North Braddock; Rosemary, 1722 Ridge North Braddock. DAVIS-LAWVER David 615 Rolla Lynn 113 Country, vue Court, Mars. ENGLERT-ROCK William J. 1 2467 Brook Ledge Raod, Brid- villa; Christine 1655 Moynelle Ive. JONES-TYNER James 215 Caldwell Wllmerding; Mi-chela 721 Haves Virginia Beach, Va.

MACIOSE-JUGAN Paul 122 Clay Drive; Dorothy IIS S. Fourth Duquesne. GRACE-GRACE Charles TONIGHT ROCKY BROOK BAND STAIRCASE LOUNGE 818 liberty Am. SATIN WHIP. DIVORCES GRANTED HERZOG Judith A from David R.

BANKEY Richard N. from Margaret R. SAIRE Linda Sue from Keith G. FANELLI Barbara from Richard BE JAR Susan S. from Anthony CELENDER James M.

from Eileen M. HELD William R. from Arenetti MARTIN Carol A. from James R. MENDELLE Kristin A.

from Benlamin J. DURICA Charles M. Jr. from Janls M. ASHBAUGH Patricia A.from Robert W.

FOX Walter J. Sr. from Jessie R. FELDER Joan E. from George D.

MIHALJEVIC Raymond F. from Rebecca A. 2131 XJf' WDUSTIN HOFFMAN uhnUt 2lV MERYL STREEP JL Lota' i TONITE DRIVER 0L0E SOUTHERN PANCAKE HOUSE I nhi.h,. I aion" C1iriCOLUHUKTUIMUIMfS MC Rl. 19 S.

i mki Patl SmIi Hills VIHogt 94I-7M2 VMM QKwd SHOWCASE NMII Mm si so. ssuiiiamii swt MIAK 1 SovtH Wb CKESWICK DHmiOllD. CWCMETU LAS! 3340 libMtk ilvd. North Hllll- ZS Pm hmt ap i Tonlte rubbers roost 0 naO WtNIPH CENW-RDK HU COS AND COLUMBIA PlOUIf INDUSTRIES. WC Tonite I Legal Notices Yesterday's a beautiful memory.

michael j's Banksville Rd. Banksville Plau 561-9956 Today is the rest of your life. WALTER JULIE MARSHA MASON NOMINATED BEST ACTRESS Nvrrmmj ANDREWS Mr at Itt, Hi 1 IIM Utaii Katiw OC III San (Mr laiiy 1:45, 7., ISO IMS STOP LITE LOUNGE 11V Sfl: 51 MAGIC MOMENTS At Maytid. 881-9474 F.bulou. Oldie, iii -PARKING IN ICA 01 AT ARCO STATION GENERAL Motors Acceptance Corporation will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following: One 1977 GMC PU, Serial No.

TCU147F701843, sale to be held at Keystone GMC, 1414 Montler Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15221, on March 28, 1980 at 10:00 A.M. NOTICE of Public Sale: The undersigned will sell at public sale One tjl 1973 Mack Serial F795ST2516, at 10:00 a.m. on March 26, 1980 at Pittsburgh Kenworth Co, 697 Pittsburgh Rd, Butler Pa. The undersigned reserves the right to bid.

Pac-car Financial Corp, THE undersigned will sell at public sale (or cash: (I) 1978 International tractor OF227HHA11170; (II 1977 GMC Bump truck TCE667 V594330. Place: Stoner Truck Seles, 4136 Library Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15234. Time: 11:00 a.m. (, 11:15 a.m.

o'clock, March 26, 1980. The undersigned reserves the right to bid. ASSOCIATES COMMERCIAL COBPORATION t4t al 1:45, 4:10, M0, tJO MM 1:43, 7:70. St 1 THE NEW VILLA tonite-THE MEM28ES SUN -stsppin out -mm- -mm- mJ if Vaf 1771.1 166i Pitiv Proof ot Ago Riq'd I MANCINI'S lounge TAYLOR A' ar A pi NUT SAT. ALBERT COLLINS' mm wildly Sbi Chapter Tvvo romantic Wavarly Swusval.

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51 So. Mcknight cinema wmw I EVERGREEN HOTEL CORBIN HANKER 3 3 tSfut 821-9847 BAHD I OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT SOUTH FAYETTE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT BID NOTICE Sealed Bids will be received In the Administration Office of the South Fayette Township School District until 4 p.m., on Friday, April 11, 1980 for art supplies, general school supplies, custodial supplies, office supplies, custodial supplies, root repair for High School, painting of High School Gymnasium, re-placement of vacuum return pump on boiler, School Bus-72 passenger, science room lab. furniture 4 cabinets wlnstalla-tion replacement ot classroom lights, window cleaning contract, athletic equip. 1 supplies, business machines, transportation supplies, phys. ed.

supplies, industrial art supplies, paper supplies, library supplies, and home economic supplies. Specifications and bid forms will be furnished upon application sent to Dr. John A. Bartos, Superin-tendent. South Fayette Township School District, Box 207A, R.R.

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