Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 22

Saturday, March 3, 1979 20 Reno Evening Gazette CUP AND SAVEt I CalTRPA gives support to air quality blueprint earlier this year, but It has had no effect on commercial development, which has been suspended for the duration of the wet season by rules of the bi-state Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. In other business, the agency board approved two Tahoe City Public Utility District projects, giving the go-ahead for a $29,650 remodeling project of a filter building for conversion to a shower and locker facility, and a $70,000 water interconnection between the Dollar Point Subdivision and the Highlands area. final action on the ordinance. In general, the ordinance would require developers of commercial property to offset the traffic they would generate by providing other Improvements that would cut down auto emissions. They could make the tradeoff through such means as Improving the traffic flow in and about the project area, subsidizing local mass transit systems, bicycle trails, bus shelters and road improvements, and by promoting car pooling.

The ordinance was adopted on a temporary basis No psychic for defendant CITY The California Tahoe Regional Planning Agency governing board has given its support to a staff-drawn plan to upgrade and trol the air quality in the Lake Tahoe Basin. The plan contains such proposed air pollution control measures as requirements for annual vehicle maintenance and Inspection, home mail delivery, exclusive bus lanes, staggered work hours, automotive travel restrictions, parking controls and restrictions, a basin "user-fee" or entry charge, and priority treatment for car pools, bicycle trails, ptdestrian pathways, and intensive public bus service. The agency staff will present the proposal to the California Air Resources Board as its answer to air quality requirements set forth by the federal Clean Air Act. The plan eventually is scheduled to be presented to the governments of California and Nevada for their consideration as a means of state compliance with a federal requirement. The federal Environmental Protection Agency has said the basin has not been in attainment of air quality standards.

It ordered the two states to create a plan for attainment. In addition, the board, meeting Friday, reviewed a staff plan aimed at controlling vehicular pollution, known as its "indirect source review ordinance." rs I I I PJMJCNOTJCE NOTICE Of COMPtEIION the boiitd ot Reyentt.fiu Ihe University nl NevU'tu System, ot ling on lielkilt ot Ihe University ol Nevilda kwi.u, gives nonce lhat an lotis'sting ol LINK 433, PAkMihONS GROUND HOUR, Oft. CHILI LIPWARV, was completed feb-ruuty 27, IV9 by Van Dyke Consltuc. lion Co 40JS Faitview Maud, Reno, Nekiitm MVS I i Lilian Whnteit BklAN I WHAItN D'tectoi Phyiim! Plont Deturlttienl 104 Con1ple111.11 Mat I 16 Apt kniOSAIlWA; IN IHE IUDICIAL DlSIRIfT CMRI Of IHl S1AIE NIVADA IN AND IOR IHE COUN1Y Of No TV 16 IS Depl Nn 7 MAPINIIA MACA1 ANviAY liCANO, PUi'tilill NMOR IV A NO. Delendunl SIIMVillMS tltf MA1I Of NEVADA SfNDS UmtllNAKS IO IHE ABOVE-NAMED UltlNOANI Y.tu me hnreby smninoited ind t.

quirnvl In seive Ufion pluittliH's allot-ney vihn nutre and ndilress is SlViA 1hiWiPSiN. J2V (lint S'leet. Reiw. Ny UVVII an Answer to tlie Coi'H'l'ttnl whuh 1 hetew.ih srrvedupnn you. wilhm At.laysalief seivie ol liny Summuiis upan you ea.

lusive ot the day ot seivue it you toil lo do so U-iuittnt by de'tiull will be Uikrn nouutsl you lot Ihe lehel hi ihe t. Im an ikiso-Kite tteuee ol diyur.e im the gtounri Ihe (vnties Kive lived iritote ond ossitt tM mini than one yem losl trnsi D.tte.1 Feivuoty 1 AlfXCOON Cletk ot the Court Hy HASSON Deputy leik fsuino 1 IC 17 it i I MkUSAHWuk IN tMl jmiKIAL DISIKICt LiyiRI ID In SIAIt Of NIVAliA IN AMI) HHi tMl COUN1V Of WAV. No v'(l Depi No 4 In Ihe Mtiei ot the Kitenuil Rights as to JOSEPH KSIIINMkY minor N1.HII I IO tlRMINAII fARINIAL KIOHIS TO AtlRID WU iMIK putnnve fulher ol the above numed ihild. and lo iill petsons tc be the la thei or mother of suvh person Vou ore heieby nolihed inal there has been hied in ihe above entitled court petition ptoying tor Ihe termination ol porenkil tights over Ihe above mimed minot person and thol she petition has been sel tor hearing bet.ve this c.iurt Deportment No 4. ot tne courtroom Hieieot al the Washoe County Court House in Reno.

Sti-te of Nevodu. on the IGSh duy of Moy al I 30 oclcik PM al which ime and place you are te-quned to be pteseol it you desire to omv.se 'he telmon. Doted: February 6. 1979 ALEX COON Clerk ot the ourl by poiice departments throughout the country. He said that despite intensive efforts by the Keno police who discovered torn and bloodied clothing believed to belong to Ms.

Barber, they have not yet found her or her body, On a second request for $5,000 to hire investigators to interview the nearly 60 witnesses listed by the district attorney's office, McNabney was successful. Prosecutor Lane objected to that request explaining McNabney ceuld use the investigators in the public defender's office who are already on the county payroll. McNabney, a former deputy public defender, said he had a personal conflict with the defender's investigators, but did not elaborate. Judge Breen granted the expenditure, noting that McNabney was the court appointed attorney in the case and that $5,000 was not an excessive amount for investigation in light of the nature and complexity of the case. A third motion to compel the production of wit-ness statements taken by the district attorney's office, beyond what state statutes require the district attorney to produce, was denied by the judge.

John Mazzan won't be getting a psychic at county expense. District Judge Peter Breen Friday rejected a bid by defense attorney Larry McNabnev to have the county foot the bill to have a psvehic attempt to locate a second possible victim in the Richard Minor slaying case. Mazzan, 32 is being held on a charge of murder in connection with the Dec. 21 stabbing death of Minor, son of Reno Justice of the Peace Richard Minor. McN'abney asked the court to approve spending up to $1,000 so he could hire a psvehic to find April Barber.

20. whose discovery attornev said, may provide clues to the person or person's who he says actually did the killing. Deputy District Attorney Mills Lane, opposing the rrquest, told Judge Breen. "Based on the evidence. Mr.

Minor's assailant is in this cour-toom," an obvious reference to Mazzan who was seated at the defense table McNabney, who said after the hearing he would go ahead and hire a psvehic with the help of contributions from Mazzan 's friends, argued that while the request may be unique and unpre-cendented locally, psychics have been consulted nuaru luemueis asKt-u siaii meinuei iu cianiy some of the proposed regulations before they take Rent control order i i 1 1 et 4 rmea sun in euea A bid to dissolve a temporary restraining order preventing a Verdi mobile home park from collecting higher rents was rejected by District Judge Peter Breen Friday. Robert Spitzer, attorney for Dr. Clyde Emery, owner of Glen Meadows Mobile Home Village, PUBLIC NOTICE Area deaths claimed the 60-day restraining order was too long and not permitted by statute. However, attorneys Virgil Dutt and Dale Murphy, representing the approximately 100 tenants who are suing to prevent the rent increase. said the 60-day period was set to accommodate Dr.

Emery, a Los Angeles physician specializing in open-heart surgery. I L- I 1 1 I I I Deaths' A A -S3 oyo vV Qtfr -tow i-n 9ee i sum" Va xxvis. -exeoe3 a-v or-: Olga Topinka suuge oieeii, vuiu uearu me maiicr in cnamDers, told Spitzer the order was made effective for 60 days "pure and simple, to make it convenient for your client to make discovery." Discovery is a pre-trial investigation by each side to a lawsuit to discover facts held by the other side. Breen said there were, "Obvious difficulties in the lawyers cooperating; extreme problems." One of tiie difficulties, as outlined by the tenants' lawyers, was the necessity for them to travel to Los Angeies Ic take the doctor's deposition statement. Because of his surgery schedule and an outstanding arrest warrant against the physician in Nevada.

Spitzer said it would be difficult for Dr. Emery to come to Reno so he could be quizzed by the lawyers prior to trial. Dr. Emsry is one of several mobile home park operators against whom criminal charges have been filed by the Consumer Protection Division of the Washoe County District Attorney's Office. The physician is wanted in Nevada on a complaint charging two counts of accepting entrance fees, a misdemeanor.

Judge breen, refusing to order Emery's appearance in Nevada at this time, did agree to shorten the tempor ary restraining order to the time set fcr the hearing on a preliminary injunction. That hearing is scheduled for April 2. A private funeral was held today at the O'Brien-Rogers and Cresbv Funeral Home for Olga J. To-, pinka. 67.

of 1590 Mill St who died Thursday at her residence. Born March 18, 1911. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, she had lived in Reno for the last six years, coming from San Diego, Calif. Survivors include daughters, Susan Buckner of Carson City and Patricia Reed of Reno: sister. Alm'a Schramek of Chicago; brothers.

Marvin Proschaski of El Cajon. and Donald Pros-chaski of Cedar Rapids; and seven Numbers Rno Police Depl. 752121 Sparki Polict Dtpl. 351 4433 Reno fir Depl. 785-2)45 Spark.

Fir Depl. 358-4211 Trucket Meadowi rire Dill. 785-2344 SI. Miry'l Hospital 323-2041 Waihoe Medical 785-4140 Sheriff Depl. 784-4455 Nev.

Hi(hvay Patrol 784- M71 Paramedics 323-2142 Polion Control Cent. 785- 4129 I Classified Corrections Pleat chsxk your ad th first day ol publication. can mak corrections lor th following, morning If you call by 1 pjn. ib Gatett and Journal assuma responsibility for only on day's Incorrect publication. If an Incorrect pric Is published, will be happy to supply a Utter of correction.

The Oaiette and Journal reserve the right to edit or reject any copy or Illustration which does not meet Its standards of acceptance. Please Call 786-2525 ANNOUNCEMENTS 115 Lost (100 REWARD Old rose gold wedding bond. Initial V. Great senti-mentoi volue No questions asked. 323 4550.

6 MONTH OLD, bloc puppy, part Doxie part Terrier, female, vicinity Pyromid ond St. Sparks. 359-2891 BASSE TT, FEMAiE. Brown whue, scar on throat, lost Sun Valley areo. Reword ottered1 Coll 673-3569 Evenings, or 785-6678 days BROWN ADDSEiS BOOK.

5x7. Kieiz-e and Vossar, 11679. Please call 1-782-5161 days. CCHIIE 3 month old female, Hi-color fblack body white I son markings), lost lemmon VoMey. Needs surgery.

PEWARO for return! Call 24 hrs. 7B6-6070 fEMALE GRAY whilt c-n Answers to Smokey Any information please call 359-4059. IN V.CINITY of Keystone ond lake4 Park, 2 Cocker Sponiels. I male and 1 female, buff colored REWARD of-fered 747-3796 REWARDI LOST BLACK LAB, I year old mole, near Idlewikt Park, wearing ton leather collar. Very friendly.

Call any-lime 323-36B2, 329 2693 LOST MALE German Shepherd cross Collie. Medium long hair, block 4 brown colors. Has brown leather collar if nol losl. Reward. 1100.

329-2596 LOST: SMALL Chocolate lab, 1-12 years, in Ihe vicinity of Akord Drive. Answers lo the name of SAGE. Block collar Tog Dr. Meyers Call 323-1307 ext. 25, or 747-4384 REWARD.

ORANGE-FAWN Bull ond Terrier. Female, 8-montht old. white chest, dork muizle, 45-lbs. Heavy leolher collar. Last al Mogul.

River Inn area. Friendly, answers to She is the fast of a line I have been freeding for years. Reward will be pick of her first litter or $100. Fred Reid, 3454261 after 5pm. REWARD.

Skyline Mobile Park. Blue Point Siamese cat. Small, answers to Grope Space 66 972-6892. RING MANS twisted gold, large unusual setting, contains 5 stones, losl vicinity Harrohs Casino 216. Senti-mentol value lo widow.

Generous reward Coll 789-4809 days. 151-1944 after 6pm. SPRINGER SPANIEL, while with liver spots. Mole, leather eollor. tost In Pleosonl Volley Coll 849 0327.

TWO PI I BULLS, one black mole with white on chest.eors closely clipped, onswers to "Sam," and dork beige female, ears undipped, answers to "Rase." Lost In Mogul areo Friday, Feb 23. Reward, S100. 345-6055, 345 0261. VICINITY SARAH Shadows Trailer Pork in Slead. Black mulll colored remote cat, name of Candy.

Reword. 972 8008 evenings. 789 o400 days. YOUNG MALE Siberian Husky with block masked face, lost vicinity of Hunken Cr. Verdi, Feb.

25-79. There Is 0 reword for his return. Please contact Dick I leischmann al 784-4081 doys of 345 (1651 Eves or 358-2454 anytime 116 Found BLACK COCK-A POOV approximately 4 months, no collar, male, Silver Knolls area. If nol claimed, Feb. 28 by will hove good home.

972-8665. BLACK GRAY Stuped Klllen, very shyll Found in Sparks around 'G' Streel. Call before 9am or offer 7pm. 358- 7473 BLACK LAB Found. Glendole 1 Rack Blvd.

area. Young male, no togs ot collar, red highliles around ears, 2 358 3483, ofler 12-noon BLACK FFMAlf. long haired cot. Preg. nonl.

White spot on chest ond belly leather collar with turquoise stones looks well cared for. Vicinity Oodie Blvd. Freeway 395. Found 3 weeks ago. 329-9560 BIONO COCKER, vicinity of Wrondell S.

S.ut.bo'rt' "no- coll 359- 7765, 358-5725. CHILDS BIKE, vicinity of W. 7th. Musi Identify 747-0707. FEMALE RED Houndog.

Welmaraner pedigree? Found vicinity of Plumb ond lakeside Saturday 22479 No logs or collar. Coll 323 8161, FEMAIE LONGHAIRED, Toil" found west of town, near Verdi. Greybrowncallco. 345-0568 eves best. FOUND MALE col in vacinlly of North Truckee lone and Spanish Springs 3311967 CO" Cl'm by FOUNO POODLE small grey female" Matute.

long loll, no I.D. February 16. 329-4228 10 lr" HUSKY LAB SHEPHERD Ml. fe-male newly spayed, approximately yeor old wearing choke collar but no tags. Found In vicinity of Peckhom Lone near Ktellko.

(325-9236 ofler MALE GOLDEN LAB, no 10, found near Gordon Ave several days ogo. Appears lo have hod Iniury on riant shoulder. Call 786-1012 before 2 30pm, or after SHAGGY BLACK dog. oboul 20 lbs" Sheepdog or Cockapoo type. Can'i cotch-wanderlng around 711 store 800 S.

Wells, Reno on March 1,1 sibly contact Animal Control, SMALL PUPPY shortly before Hidden Volly, beige female, So-moyeV cross, white rope around neck Can'l keep Will take to Mumone So, eery 359-4896 TWO tNUISH SPANIEIS, on Pyramid lake Road. Identify sex and color to claim. 359-7760. Beulah Haddow Beulah D. Haddow, S3, of 177C Pass Drive, died Friday in a Sparks care center.

Born Oct. 1. 1890. in Michigan, she had lived in Reno for the last 30 years, coming from Carlin Mrs. Haddow was a past worthv matron of the Order of the Eastern Star Elko Chapter 17, past mother advisor of the Order of Rainbow Girls Elko Assembly 4.

and a recipient of Grand Cross of Color cf the Order of Rainbow Girls. Sh? was preceded in death bv her husband, Robert, and daughter, Myrtle Evelvn Haddow. Survivors include a daughter, Beulah H. Hawkins of Reno, and two grandchildren. No funeral was held.

Cremation was at the Masoric Memorial Gardens Crematorium. Walton Funeral Home, Reno, was in charge of arrangements. Narcotics arrests A drug bust by Reno police Friday night netted four suspects who where charged with possession and sale of narcotics. The raid conducted by Reno and Sparks officers along with federal agents took place at approximately 10 p.m. Friday at an apartment on 2300 Dickeirson police said.

No further details of the arrests were released by the police. Taken into custody were, James M. King, 29, of 2300 Dickerson, Natalie M. Henrikson, 20, of 349 Smithridge, Linda J. Mazzone, 21, 349 Smithridge, and Jeffrey R.

Towne, 28, of 332 Roberts. Police have charged King with four counts, including possession and sale of cocaine. Ms. Henrikson, a secretary, was charged with possession of marijuana. Ms.

Mazzone, a camera girl, was charged with possession of cocaine for sale. Towne, a salesman, faces a charge of possession and seie of narcotics. i Vital statistics BIRTHS WASHCS VEPCAl center Fji jr-tO. RtMO Mjrch J. '0 tfr ad Mrs.

Lynn A. Bishop Of Sparks a S0.1 JACKSON In Reno. Varch 3, tc V. arc! v.rv j. Neweit Jacfc-3 so SCHACc Sex March i79.

to vr a-H. Mrs. Anthony Scnao ot emucca a nv COURT ACTION Eo'w art acr.is 'eoo'fed by cevrrs ir.ouifi9 cerv-4 arrested on a ciaros ot or ng o.ioer tfw mflu- Ci'm 0 C.a-t 154 Se'C. Ca'se tired S100 Sojiai. 1J5 H'th SDf'llS ScX ecrn'e E.

Coon, 1J75 Davidson Rery. Dcna'd ft. Davis. Auourn, rd $250 Alva F. Vaion.

1j ptoe' Place, Kno, r3 1200 Deei Jorv, 2M Ralston Seno, days ian. Chanei M. Hughes, 2XO Harvard Way. Reno, fined HOC Alan Corneisen, Gardnenille, alsr reteoiiita- .3" Tnor-as H. Cripocn.

22nd ioarns, ilfo. jTO'je E. Lace, 25 Soiari Drive. i'o, RENO AREA POLICE REPORT Following a'e teryyis arrestee: on a crarje of griving yx)er the mtiu-erce. Alva F.

VaHcne. S3, 144 Plover ace. Rero, reNrf. Deicer? Jores. 4v, 220 Ralston St Reno Bocoy 2.

cl a Reno mo'el. cianae Riger Atxxrt. jo, Jean Hai. Lemmon Valiey, Cavio B. HePSPrson, 23, 16226 Ki-vef Lane, ski premier.

Aicen Locke', 45, iil Moran MARRIAGE LICENSES William Frank'in Coleman, 53, and jo, Ann Ror.ha, 41, both of Reno; John E'nest Smifi, 65, of Sparks and Mildred Seooas, 66, a Loveiock; Snerriil Don Guisaviia, 36, and Judy Ann March, 33, coth of Reno; Fook Wong, 68, of Reno and Ai-Lyan Tan, 61, of San Francisco; Ronald K. Harris, 19, and Suzanne j. ooh Reno. DECREES GRANTED. Rirard L.

Batttlle vs Melissa J. Battelle; Christine la vs. Jirnes Campbell; James L. Chamberlain vs. Ann 0 Chamberlain; Ramon Concepcion vs Ana Corita Concepc'on, Panzie L.

Glenn vs. Jimmy M. Glenn; James S. Hayhoe vs. Hayr.ce; Rafmord u.

Jackson vs Cheryl E. Jackyjn; Nancy Ann Miller vs. Picky David Miller; Shirley Marie Mosey vs. George Mosey; Loretta Mae Mullinix vs. Gale LynnMuMinix, Edison Richard Walker vs.

Mary Katherine Walker; Fook Wong vs Liu Yink Wong Fire calls RENO am, 662 Ouincy television set caught on fire, minor damage to television and minor smoke damage to living room. 11:41 a.m., 75 E. Sentry Way, reported brush fire, nothing found. rn 895 N. Virginia vehicle tire, moderate damage to wiring, hood and motor.

p.m., area near 5201 W. Fourth report of a brush fire, no damage. p.m., 4175 Neil Road, false alarm, smoke scare. p.m., 519 Ralston reported structure fire, no damage. a.m., 3485 Lakeside Building 5, smoking washing ma chine, moderate damage to washer belt.

TRUCKEE MEADOWS Highway 81, vehicle fire, no damage. p.m., 5200 block of West Fourth Strtet, reported brush fire, moderate damaae p. in 5025 Bobalink, reported stove tire, no damage. SPARKS p.m., 320 15th false alarm. -3: 16 p.m., 480 Gallettl Way, malfunctioning alarm, false alarm, -11 30 p.m., 1945 4th medic assist.

a.m., 615 E. Lincoln Way, medic assist. CARSON CITY 12:49 p.m., 444 Fairview, Silver City Mall, natural gas leak, false alarm. p.m., 444 Fairview, Silver City Mall, natural gas ieak, false alarm. p.m., in the area of Beverly Drive, smoke investigation, false alarm.

p.m., California and Snyder, auto accident, no injuries. p.m., 3481 Highway 50 East, rescue call, Aids transported. p.m., Ill N. Curry, fire station, man walked in with injuries. 10:47 p.m., 100 S.

Carson possible heart attack, Aids transported. p.m., 1S51 Highway 50 East, Carson High School, false alarm. By THORPl lleputy Clerk JJJ.IM9 lethinsky M.I. 3 10 17 24.JI ekvisA'Ojcuk IN THE SECOND JUl'CIAl DISTRICT CcXiPT Of THE SI A IE Of NEVAOA IN AND FOR IHE CCUNIY Of WASHOE No 7 SJ Dept No I RC i-NALDo tLRLA BA1AC, PlamnH vs fllOVENA BATAC Pefendanl SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENOS GREETINGS TO IH ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ore hereby summoned and required to seri-e upon pkstntitt's ottor-nv whose name and oddress is: Rl-CHAiJO MINOR. ESQ 50 Ambrose C'rcie.

Reno. Nevada 8V509 on Answer Ihe Complaint which is here-w 'h served upon you. within 20 days after service of this Summons upon rou. exclusive of the dov of service. If yxj foil to so iudgment by de-Hull w.li be -oke-i ogai-m you tor ihe relief demanded the Cc iplaint A decree orce based cn the ground ut Cored January 31 197V ALEX COON Clerk ot Ihe Court By L.

MORRIS Deputy Clerk 3331394 Batoc Feb 3 10 17 24, Mar. 3 drP3so023oi IN THE SECOt-C JUDICAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 791155 Dept No 7 MARGARET LOUISE PARtNT, Piamliff VS. EDWARD ARTHUR PARENT, Defendant SUMMONS THE STATf Of NEVADA SENDS GSffTlNGS tO THf ASOVE-NIAMED DtfrNDANT: You are hereby summoned ond required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose none or-d address is: PF 'R D. DURNEY. ESQ of Ihe law-firm of DIIRNEY AND GUINAN.

One Eosl nbeny Street. Suite 506, Reno. Nevada 895C1 an Answer to the Complaint whch is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, of It iuy of service Ifyou to. I to Oo so, iudgment by default will be toxen against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Doled February 12.

1979 ALEX COON Clerk of the Court By V. KING Deputy Clerk Feb 2J, Mot. 3,10.17,24 di24so02ga IN THE SFCONO JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 7B 7881 Dept. No. 6 RiCHARD BPG, Plaintiff VS.

DEBRA BF.RG. Defendml SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SFNOS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: Yo-j ore hereby summoned ond required to serve upon plaintiff's attor- ney. whose name ond address is: ROBERT FRY. 195 Cmolra Drive. Re-10, Nevada 89502 on Answer lo the Complaint which is herewith served upon you within 20doys after service ol this Summons upon you, erclusive of the doy of service.

Ifyou fail to do so. iudgment by defoull will be laker, against you for Ihe relief demanded iri the Complaint. Since Ihe rnarriage of Ihe parties, irreconcilable dtifetences have arisen be'ween vnd parties such thai plaintiff ond defendant con no longer live jeiher as husband and wife. Dated November 21, 1978 ALEX COON Clerk of tne Court By B. SUNLEY Deputy Clerk 1320518 Berg Feb 10,17,24, Mor.

3 10 ijllOmOSgo? 'N 'HE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURI Of THE STATE Of NIVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 79 1228 Dept No 6 MACARIO B. HIDALGO, Plointiff vs LEONA HIDALGO, Defendant SUMMONS THF STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GRffilNGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: Yon ore hereby summoned and required to serve iJpon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address Is: HtRBIRt SANtOS, ESQ. 10 State Streel Suite 305 Reno, Nevada 89501 on Answer lo Ihe Complaint which Is herewith served upon ynu, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of ttie day of service if you fail 10 do so, iudgment by default will be luken against you for the relief demanded in Ihe Complaint. This action is brought 10 recover a Iudgment dissolving the bonds ot matrimony efrsting belwean you ond pluintiff on the grnund thai you and plaintiff have lived separate and apart without cohabitation in excess ol one year, as more fully described in Ihe verified complaint on file herein. Doled February 14, 1979.

ALEX COON Clerk of Ihe Court by N. GUST Deputy Clerk 3J40643 -Hidalgo reh 17, J4 Mar 3, 10,17 GOI7SAT0 IGAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THf STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No. 79 H58 Depl No 5 JOHN A. D'Alf SSANDRIS, Plaintiff vs JOHN PAUL PHILLIPS, ALLEN DOUGLAS -GROSS, JOHN DOES I through Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS IO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attor ney, whose name and address Is: STEWART WHITE, 30 Court Street, PO. Box 2481, Reno, Nevada 89505 an Answer 10 the Complaint which Is heiewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you.

exclusive of the day of ser vice. If you foil 10 do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint this action Is brought to recover Judgment for damages lo Plaintiff and Plaintiff's ouromobile arising out of on automobile accident between Plaintiff and automobilo owned by Defendants on August 7, 1978. Doled February 14, 1979. ALEX COON Clerk of the Court by F. KERSEY Deputy Clerk 3340007 D'Alessandtls Feb 17,24 Mar 3,10,17 GG 1 7SAT02GAZ Tm 'ONO jt'DiOAl DISIR'OT Of 'A' NIVACIA JO fdi IHf COUNrv Of WAShOt No 8 6104 Dpl No 7 0NfRl VOTOSS ACaP'ANU COJfJATION.

a iwixxaiwn. Pl.nn "A JO VtVCHSS oo knon aj S'tA i MtAWSS Dt.dcv S'ATl Cf NtVOA SfNOS CBHtlNGS 10 IHC ASOVt NAAU0 DtifNOANT Vh, jf summoned and qw.reJ ic upon pJomii oi'or-r nos nam ooeu JON I UK. ESQ AtrHH HFY VALCN 4 OAtj, R.tge Se Su 4JJ Seno Nx 90501 01 Antw 'I- Complaint 3 00- vov slum fHrt Summon? you. ntiw. of aa ot terv-ce It you foil do vd9mnt By oVaull w.li -on uooinit vou fof ih relief mended 'ne Comn.n Oo'ed Cecer.bc.

I. Iftl AiiX COON C'e me Cout 8y H'SG Cen J32vCAAC for 10,17 tBOiSATQIGAZ NOTt 10 T-e fcuth ond nol nvallme-il of tKe 1977 78 iaes .1 no due ot of'ce ie Cojnty Tfeosjfer. rvorce Cene. 2lO II V-eet Bnno. Neooo Unlew oa.a on or Warch 5.

i W. the propetv will oe deimquen and penoi-t asseued A lax l.en ill be plowed jgotni! de-I nouenf orooe'l-eion tre fou'lnMon-oov Apr.l (April 23 in UCCOf-dnnce MRS 3o! 565 ond J6I.3& G-MTy SIAMSC! Cojnrv Teoufe- ond In Oi torn Receiver of jsoe Ccvnty, Nevodo iAeSCOB i.DO!"S c-0 V. 1,2.3 'n T-f oiS''a Of T-E of Nf ada in A fC9 THE COUNTY Cf No 7V IOW Dept No. 7 IN THE WAHES Cf Thf ES'ATt Cf VAX BtuV'NG Dereoitd. NOtiC! ro CSEOiTORS Nohce i iie'ebv g.ven moi the no been duly ooooiried and ouol-ied ov the above entii.ed on the 26n doy of fetxuory.

1 979 01 ecuif i of the Eitale of MAX deceaied. All rred'lo hoving cloirm agcimit jo-d Evoie aie required to file trie vime, w.th itie proper voucher anocned w.th the Clerk of Se wih.n ninety (901 oVryi after rhe lirsl pub'tastion cf thi notice Dated February 28th. 1979 Vnrleo Bluming VEKIEA NCtllE BiUMING Node Nnrakovch MA DA fJOVAXCVICM AvorrMfy for the Estate I9S South erro Street to 3 nn Peno. Nevodo e505 3335403-B'uming 'Aor 3.7.12 ra03SATQ2C.A; No 79 1343 Deoi No I IN IHf StCONO JUOICIA1 WilRiCT COJRT Cf THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AND fOU THF COUNTY Of WASHOE IN THE WAITER OF TH PETITION OF SHARON i. WHITE, for Change of Nome NOTICE Of fltlNG 0 PETITION FOR CHANGE Of NAAAf NOTICE IS HEPF.BV GIvtN tnol SHARON WHITE, hmfileda petihon for cnorge 0 name in fro obcve-enti-I'ed Court, channing Iter nom.r from AON W'rfTE TO SHARON which name the denres 10 bear the fuiura NOlia I HPFSY GIVEN that oil persons o'w oLiectioris tKeieto sr oll wtihm ten 10) das of ier the losl dote of publication of this Note, fi'c written obieOton with the Clery of the Co jrt, stating Ihe reasons, if any why said petition should not oe granted A COON Clef.

By GUST Deputy Feb 21, Vot 3.10,17 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAl DISTRICT COURT Of THE STAIE Of Nf VAIA, IN AND fOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE Mo 7b V4S Dept. No 3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of DAI5Y aiSTIS, Decerned, GC NEPAL NOTICE 11 herniy, given thai SHARON J. WfYlTf Kovmg filed in this Coufl First ond Finol Account 3nd Ropoit ot Eierutfn ond Petition' for Finol Distribution nf the fstole of DAISY C. CUSNS, deceased, a hearing hniv oeen set for Tuesday, the I3lh day of Morch, 1979, 01 9 .10 o.m al the Court House, in Ihe City of Reno, County of Wcshoe All persons in. fernsted the said Estate are notified to oppenr ond show cause why said first and Final Account ond Report of Executrix ond Petition for Final Dlslri.

button should nol be allowed, approved and settled. Doted February 21, 1979. A COON Clerli of the Court By GUST Dupuly Clerk 3320918-Cuslls feb, 24, Mot. 3,10 dl24saOlgnr IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIMPICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No. 79-1007 Dept No.

2 IINNA CHL'K CHU CHEUNG WU, Plaintiff VS PHILLIP WU, Defendant SUrVWlONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ore hereby sumtnoned ond required to serve upon plaintiff's attor. ney. whose rame and address Is: GENE BARBAGELATA, Hawkins, Rhodes, Sharp A Barbogelata, One east Liberty Streel, Reno, Nevodo 89504 an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of tho day of service. If you foil 10 do so, luagment by default vili be taken against you for the relief demanded in ihe Complaint. This action Is being brought to recover judgment dissnlving the contract of miifriaoe ond bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff on the grounds lhat plaintiff and defendant nave lived separate and apart tor more than one year without cohabitation.

Doted February 28, 1979 ALEX COON Clerk of Ihe Court By V. XING Deputy Clerk 3324001 Wu Mar 3,10,17,24,31 KB03SAT06GA7. J. Kell Houssels Sr. LAS VEGAS (AP) J.

Kell Houssels pioneer Las Vegas hotel-casino executive and nationally known sportsman, has died at age 83. Houssels was admitted to earlier this week to Southern Nevada Memorial hospital for treate-ment of chronic illnesses. His death Friday was attributed to diabetes. Recognized as one of the outstanding figures in the growth of Nevada gaming, Houssels acquired one of the first gaming licenses in Las Vegas. In 1930, he became an owner of the Srnoke House, subsequently named the Las Vegas club.

At the time of his death, he was chairman of the board of the Showboat Hotel, of which he had been an owner since its opening in 1954. He had served as chairman of the Tropicana Hotel and Country Club and had also been an owner of the Boulder Club, El Cortez and the Golden Nugget. Houssels also won national recognition for developing one of the West's great thoroughbred racing stables and breeding farms. His stable was the leading money winner in the 1963 Hoilywood Park season. Houssels was born in Vernon.

Texas on July 25, 1895. He graduated from the Colorado School of Mines in 1922 after serving as a pilot in the Air Force during World War I. He is survived by his son, Union Plaza hotel executive J. Kell Houssels Jr. and five grandchildren: John Kell Houssels III, Leslie Jeanne and Josh, all of Los Angeles; and KelJy Claire and Eric of Las Vegas.

Bryan: Quote out of context LAS VEGAS (AP) Attorney General Dick Bryan said Friday a statement attributed to him that Gov. Robert List should report all complimentary services he ever received was taken out of context and "blown out of proportion" by the news "I think there was a lot of misunderstanding attributed to that question," Bryan said in an impromptu news conference prior to an address to the Southern Nevada Investigators Association here. He was quoted Tuesday, in endorsing a state policy governing the acceptance of comps, that List "should make a statement once and for all on the amount he received." But he said Friday that he was referring to his belief that List should make a general statement on whether comps should be accepted. "The first question asked was whether I agreed with a Washington Post story that suggested that the governor of any other state might, be recalled for accepting comps, and do 1 agree that that should be the case here," Bryan said. "I said I did not." Another question posed earlier this week, he said, was whether he believed a grand jury should be called to look into acceptance of comps by Nevada officials.

Again, he said, he responded that he did not believe so. The third question, he said, was if List should respond on the issue of comping. "I told the media I believed the governor should respond," Bryan said. "Apparently they took that comment to mean reveal all his comps." Asked for comment today on Bryan's allegation, Robert W. Ritter, executive editor of the Reno Evening Gazette and Nevada State Journal which published the original interview with Bryansaid the newspapers stand Pedestrian killed A pedestrian crossing Kietzke Lane against the light late Thursday night was killed when he walked into the path of a 1978 Chevrolet Blazer, the Reno Police Department reported.

Marvin "Buzzy" Wheeler, 52, of 25 Reservation Road was killed at 11:34 p.m. when he was hit by a vehicle driven by Leonard S. D'Anna, 39, of 1205 E. Robinson St. in Carson City, police said.

Police said Wheeler, who was released from the Reno City Jail at 4 p.m. Thursday after an arrest for intoxication, was apparently inebriated at the time of the accident. Wheeler had a police record of more than 200 arrests including numerous charges of intoxication, in past years, police said. He was a one-time amateur boxer from Schurz. Police said the accident seemed to be a case of pedestrian error.

Officers said no citations had been issued and none probably would be. by the accuracy of the story..