Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

2C Reno Gazetto-Journal Friday, February 28, 1986 Tahoe planners move closer to adopting new lake plan agreed on a master plan in May 1984. The moratorium was extended later in 1984 by U.S. District Judge John Garcia after California's Attorney General and the environmentalist League to Save Lake Tahoe filed suit against TRPA, contending the agency's plan to protect the lake was inadequate to resolve a longstanding conflict between environmentalists and supporters of Tahoe vacant lot owners. Environmentalists have long maintained that some lots in the 500-square-mile Tahoe basin are too sensitive to allow any construction, which they say increases erosion. By John RoIIap ZEPHYR COVE, Nev.

Tahoe planners endorsed a plan for limited construction at Lake Tahoe on Thursday, but stalled on a proposed compromise to resolve a lawsuit that has stopped most building in the basin for 2V2 years. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency recommended allowing up to 300 new residential units around the lake this construction season plus three commercial projects approved before the 1983 ban was imposed. However, the agency failed to formally endorse a new system for evaluating whether vacant lots can environmentally accommodate development. That process was a key part of the overall plan to restore limited construction, around the scenic shoreline. TRPA was sued in May 1984 by the California attorney general and the pro-environmental League to Save Lake Tahoe because of what they deemed to be weaknesses in a master plan to protect the lake's environment.

After failing to settle the suit out of court, TRPA director Bill Morgan started what he termed a consensus-building process. In the past seven months, the two dozen special interest groups and governmental agencies involved in the Tahoe debate have crafted the major elements to a compromise. A key element in that compromise, the individual parcel evaluation system, was presented to the agency Wednesday and Thursday and Morgan had hopes for a formal vote to endorse the concept in principal. The governing board refused, complaining too many details still were missing from the proposal. The board did agree unanimously to support the idea in concept.

"It's another step along the way," said Rick Skinner, the California deputy attorney general handling the case. "But I think it's hard to give any one of the meetings any extraordinary significance. At least, everything is on track. I take that as an optimistic sign." But Skinner said he wasn't satisfied with the procedure for presenting the consensus group's recommendations. He said the board should be better briefed on the proposed compromises to avoid future confrontations between it and the consensus group.

The Tahoe area has been under a building moratorium since August 1983 when TRPA failed to approve a plan to guide growth in the basin through the end of the century. The planning agency finally Truckee flooded Dunes offers reward for firebug "I think that's the first time we've put that on a map," he said. "Those things get away sometimes." He dried off their guilt by adding: "We've made more interesting mistakes than that. When it comes along again, boy, we'll know about it." The first wave of misprints of western Nevada names hit last October when Seagram's Distillers published an advertisement showing two cowboys from Yarring-ton, Nev. That ad got around: People magazine, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News all printed it.

Then word got back to Seagrams through a letter from Yerington Mayor Tom Grady. An apology followed a two-page ad in the Mason Valley (Yerington) News saying: "We apologize for misspelling Yerington" 21 times in script. Jl" From page 1C typing, 'Turkey doesn't sound all that fodd." I To complicate things, the mistake came under the heading "Correction." That Jv precipitated another correction. To be sure, the next phone conversation was flooded with clarity. "We went into 'T' as in Tom, 'R' as in Russ until we got it right," said Franklin.

"Sometimes you feel you're 2' writing to infinity. But you make a mis-f'-take and you find out how many people are reading your writing." jV Up the coast in New York City, the transformation of "Truckee" to "Tackee" was traced to the type order. "It's as sim-: pie as that," said Andy Sabatini of the By Myram BordersGazette-Journai LAS VEGAS Despite an arrest Wednesday night, the Dunes Hotel on Thursday offered a $10,000 reward up from $4,000 for the capture and conviction of arsonists who started five fires in the resort. And fire officials remain concerned an arsonist is still on the loose. Thomas Littleowl, 30, of Bakersfield, was arrested Wednesday night as he fled the Sands Hotel, where two small blazes had erupted minutes before.

Littleowl, a Native American, was booked on nine counts of arson stemming from a rash of fires over 24 hours at three Strip resorts the Sands, Holiday Center Strip and Dunes Hotel. Capt. Mike Patterson, arson investigator the Clark County Fire said witnesses have identified Littleowl as the same man seen leaving fires scenes at the Sands Hotel and Holiday Inn Casino Wednesday night and the Dunes Hotel Tuesday night. But in addition, two men described as Latinos were sighted at the Dunes Hotel Tuesday night after the first five blazes broke out, forcing evacuation of 1,650 guests. Police released composites of two men wanted for questioning.

Patterson said Thursday investigators are concerned a second suspect remains at large. Fires at the Dunes caused an estimated $55,000 in damage. Six people were hospitalized for treatment of smoke inhalation and released. Fire damage at the Sands and Holiday Casino Strip was minimal. Sources at the Dunes expressed doubt Thursday that Littleowl's arrest closed the case.

Black limo From page 1C "Was there ever a place where Mr. Anthony Spilotro was recorded?" asked Goodman. "No," Sickles replied. Sickles told the 12 jurors and four alternates Thursday that the FBI discovered independently in November 1980 that Romano was committing crimes while acting as a confidential federal informant, including at least five Hole in the Wall thefts in Las Vegas. Sickles said the FBI then gave Romano a choice of facing prosecution or continuing his spy work as a cooperating witness meaning he would help gather evidence and someday testify in open court.

Romano agreed. "He was still out on the street? He was still getting money from you?" asked defense attorney Gerald Werksman. "Correct," replied Sickles. "Did the government pay back the insurance companies that reimbursed burglary victims?" asked defense attorney Allan Ackerman. "I don't know," said Sickles.

"Did Romano pay taxes on his payments from the FBI? Was a 1099 form (an income IRS reporting form) sent to Romano by the FBI at the end of the tax year?" asked Goodman. "I don't know," Sickles replied. Testimony ended at 2 p.m. Thursday. Attorneys returned to the courtroom two hours later to argue technical points on whether recorded and videotaped FBI evidence could be admitted.

Times' graphics staff. Flood damage lost service to about 17,000 South Lake Tahoe area customers, could not say how many people had service restored. Police said most had been turned back on. Of 15,000 Southwest customers in other Tahoe Basin areas, only 6,000 had service restored. Spokesmen said crews have been delayed by heavy snow.

The company originally planned to finish an initial sweep of the region by Wednesday evening. Lemmon Drive between Arizona Street and Oregon Boulevard will be closed at 9 a.m. until further notice so a dike can be built to keep the flooded Lemmon Valley lake from crossing the road. From page 1C Damage to public property including road repairs and personnel costs already have been estimated at $10.25 million. In other flood-related developments: Of 33,000 Southwest Gas Corp.

customers who lost natural gas service last week, an estimated 20,000 have had service restored. Crews hope to finish an intitial sweep of the region by Sunday evening. Officials of CP National Utilities, which Airport zone From page 1C of the Federal Aviation Adminstration. The policies prohibit high-rise hotel-casinos at the airport or in "critical areas" that would endanger flight safety, Mall said. However, construction of a hotel alone might be allowed on airport property, he said.

It's unlikely the board would consider constructing a hotel because trustees shot down a developer's proposal to build a hotel-casino at the airport in 1982, according to Airport Authority Chairman Jim Thompson. Board members opposed the idea of using public land to compete with private enterprise. Obituaries Ralph E. Campbell Saturday at the funeral home, Sparks, with cremation at the Mountain View Crematorium, Reno. Beulah Maytnier Beulah Maytnier, 89, died Tuesday in a Reno hospital.

A native of Ohio, she was born March 7, 1896, and had lived in Reno for the past 50 years, coming from Ohio. Mrs. Maytnier was a retired nurse and a member of the Reor ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Surviving are numerous nephews. A funeral is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Walton Funeral Home, Reno, with cremation at the Sierra Crematorium. A memorial is being established with the church, 1375 Coleman Drive, Reno, 89503. Barbara L. Morrison Barbara Lee Morrison, 37, died was active in the handicap Olympics, winning gold and silver medals in world competition. In 1982, she was awarded the M.S.

Patient Achievement Award for the nine Western states. Mrs. Morrison was also a member of the. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Surviving is a daughter, Can-dyce Cochran of Sacramento.

A memorial service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday at the LDS Church, Mount Rose Ward III, Reno. Wednesday at Donner Lake, Calif. A native of Aberdeen, S.D., she was born Sept. 27, 1948.

Mrs. Morrison graduated from Mira Loma High School, Sacramento, in 1966, and moved to Reno in 1972, where she graduated from the University of Nevada-Reno with honors and a degree in biology. She was active in the Multiple Sclerosis organization, having started one of the first chapters in Idaho Falls, Idaho, in 1979, and Church, with burial at the Nixon Cemetery. Consuelo LeFrancois EMPIRE, Nev. Visitation is scheduled from 8 a.m.

until 4:30 p.m. at Alexander's Pyramid Funeral Home, Sparks, for Consuelo "Ching" LeFrancois, 54, who died Wednesday in a Sparks hospital. A native of the Philippines, she was born Dec. 8, 1931, and had lived in the area for the past 14 years, coming from Antioch, Calif. Mrs.

LeFrancois worked in the maintenance field. Surviving are her husband, Bernard of Empire; and numerous other relatives. A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. LAKE ALMANOR PENINSULA, Calif. Ralph E.

Campbell, 67, died Monday in a Phoe- nix, Ariz, hospital. A native of Los Angeles, he was born Feb. 5, 1919, and had lived in Reno for 10 years. Campbell was a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the Shriner's Temple of Reno, Westward Masonic Lodge 501, the Cal-! ifornia Society of C.P.A., the Lake Almanor Shrine Club, the Sacra-' mento Ben Ali Shrine Temple and was a veteran of World War II and the Korean War. Surviving are his widow, Bar- bara, of Lake Almanor; sons, Dean R.

of Laguna Beach, and Douglas of Sparks; daughter, Donna J. Bartlett of Reno; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service is sche-; duled for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Walton Funeral Home, Reno, with inurnment at the Masonic Memorial Gardens Cemetery, under the direction of the Brown Colonial Mortuary, Phoenix. irTlni nil i.iliiii--' iiuHaJli ra GJEBQJjriSsjSEI? WIWIIBU'l'1' ') fitaiHifetjhiaaiUji ei Vitals 9KD TitjAt'itii I Births BULLETIN The big boys of insurance move into nursing home care.

Fewer than 100,000 Americans are now covered, but, that's about to change. The industry estimates a market that will total $3 Billion to $5 Billion within 5 years to fill this unmet need. "Unmet need" is something of an understatement. Some 28.6 million Americans are over 65 today. One out of 4 will need long term care and Medicare does not cover it.

Nursing Home Plan of Nevada is now available in Nevada. The plan provides low premimums and benefits up to $2,100 per month. Agent inquiries are welcome. NURSING HOME PLAN OF NEVADA Snyder Insurance Agency, Inc. 825-0475 Paid Advertisement Ruby Janis SAINT MARY'S HOSPITAL BECK To Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Beck of Winnemucca, a daughter, Feb. 26, 1986.

HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Hansen of Sparks, a son, Feb. 26, 1986.

HUSSEY BYRD To Lisa Hussey and Chris Byrd of Reno, a daughter, Feb. 26, 1986. WALMSLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J.

Walmsley of Sparks, a daughter, Feb. 26, 1986. WRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.

Wright of Reno, a son, Feb. 26, 1986. CARSON-TAHOE HOSPITAL BEAVER To Mr. and Mrs. James Beaver of Wellington, a son, Feb.

26, 1986. COLE To Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cole of Wellington, a son, Feb. 24, 1986.

McKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKenzie Jr. of Carson City, a daughter, Feb. 26, 1986.

TANZI To Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tanzi of Carson City, a son, Feb. 24, 1986. WILLIAMS To Mr.

and Mrs. Cory Williams of Carson City, a daughter, Feb. 24, 1986. NIXON, Nev. Visitation is scheduled from 5 to 9 p.m.

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from 1100 costs. Bankruptcy: $190 SSTTftT" costs. DUI, Wills, 4 more. Call us CAR KEYS Zapp's Jacket, lost Wed SP' SMCALL Vlcm! 9mi for details. Owners: Jerome M.Polaha.

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male, large, black white, approx LARGE REWARD 12 years old. named Pretty Boy. lost For return of Cocker Spaniel, male. William Harrison's Washoe Medical Center. Rewardl (old color, approx 10 years old.

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fLse can ssM1 CjTl 329 8844 BanTruptn $190 323-8530. eves. IIHUIIUJJ KEESH0ND FEMALE. Husky type dog. REWARD tor missing female Sneltie gray 4 black.

1 year old. kinked tall ALL DIVORCES (Miniature Collie) named Kelly. No ID. name is Keesha. lost Monday.

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415-362-5310. years old. ray me is secure I in i hard worker. I have goals in lite 4 would love sharing them with the right man. I do not tolerate drugs.

I do not smoke, but can put up with someone who does. I've raised my family 4 I'm looking for the right guy to put into the number "1" spot in my life. I love horses, dogs, hiking, camping, traveling, bowling, cooking, yard work. I'm a very loving 4 loyal woman 4 expect the same in return. Reply Box 18205.

Reno NV 89511. AFFECTIONATE. TRIM 4 intelligent male. 61. looking for non smoking, attractive not overweight female under 57 for serious, lasting relationship.

The lady should like dancing of the 40 4 50 s. going places, doing things 4 good dining. Good conversation, travel, the outdoors, fishing, chess as well as quiet times 4 hand-holding are nice things to do 4 you should reel comfortable with. But you are a workaholic or have so many -obligations that all you are interested in is a weekend friendship or if you are one of these ladies who continuously compare with previous mate or mates, please do not respond. I am a forward looking person who does not dwell on the past Now.

if you still think there might tie compatability 4 chemistry, please answer with recent photo. (I promise to return). Ed. P.O. Box 9124.

Reno. NV 89507 or call 323-3420. OH HOLY ST JUDE. Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near Kinsman of Jesus Christ faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time ot need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help rm in my present and urgent petition, in return I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked.

Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and three Glories for 9 consecutive days and publication must be promised. St Jude pray for all of us who invoke your aid. Amen. This Novenna has never been known to fail. I have had my request granted.

Thank you St Jude. DEBT Call Credit Adjusters 827-4880 NEEDED-Knight in shining armor. You should be 6 40isn. polished, affluent, and possess a PHD in matters of the heart If you enjoy hot tubs, picnics, nature and good wine, women, and song, please contact this attractive, intelligent and warn lady at 883-2017. above-named time and place.

Judil County 3349001 MAR Uttl HEARING Eeb 28-Dal33 information GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS and CAMANON meet every Hon 4 Thar at VA HispHal, room ID19I or 2pm Sal at Truckee Meadows hospital. 356-8070. 1040 Meetings TAPPERCIZE AT LAST! A New ft Fun Approach to Physical Fitness! Tap to best loved tunes For Men Women of ad ages Instructions for beginners Authoring Instructors ENROLL NOW! Beginners Regular Tapperctie M.00fClass, SM.OOJMonth BALLANTINE'S BALL ROOM SCHOOL OF DANCE 620 Greenbrae Dr. Greenbrae Shopping Center Sparks. Nevada 825-3852 EvesJ355- SOFTBALL PLAYERS, male soft ball players ages 18 25 wanted for team in Sparks league.

747-7234. ANA FOUNDATION OK I'VE kissed my share of toads 4 I deserve my price! He is sincere, successful, professional, tall 4 38-45. He has a great sense ol humor, total sensitivity 4 is unquestionably romantic, likes children, long walks 4 cozy fireplaces 4 is looking for a long-term commitment P.O. Box 3742. Sparks.

NV 89431 PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS A non-profit organization for single parents Age or custody of child not a factor. Adult socials 4 family activities. For further info call 673-9448. GET OUT OF DEBT 21 years in Reno Credit Counsellors. 329-0841.

I. GARY REES am no longer responsi-ble for any debts except my own. For info 358 6365 deal! $6-7 days! Call 322-2337 1060 Legal Services I JOHNNIE Buehler will not be responsible lor any debts other than my own from Feb. 1, 1986. sJohnnie Buehler.

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TALL. SLENDER professional woman. 42. involved in community activities, seeking sophisticated, positrve-thinker who likes simple living, camping, god. Meet me for coffee in non-smoking section? PO Box 9513: Reno.

NV 2M FUN LOVING, caring male. 22. new to Reno-Sparks area. looking for female friend. 20-25.

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