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Reno Gazette-Journal Tuesday, August 3, 1993 3B AG: Blacklist don't prosecute lobbyist Long haul Plalstow. N. H. I Coffin reported June 22 that Mrs. Demas offered him money if he would support AB187, which would have limited rent increases charged by landlords in mobile home parks.

Mrs. Demas refused to comment on Ms. Del Papa's decision. Her attorney, David Wall, said Mrs. Demas' expression of regret over the incident is not an admission that any bribe attempt April 16,1991 I i NC- Washington, Conn.

'7- 7hc )m- Miss.l GaT S. From page 1 Dickerson. The Bakers had a lot of sympathy, a love of horses and acres of grass for Louise and Dawn to eat. "Nevada is one of the inconvenient states," Clough said. "We sort of have to go over (the Sierra) and back." Then, it's north to Oregon where they'll spend this winter and Washington before turning east for a summer crossing of the northern mountain states.

Will Louise, 14, and Dawn, 12, make it? "We have two very remarkable horses," Clough said. They've already been down the East Coast and across the South. There has been only one major mishap. In Florida, Paine's pet dog Skidder was eaten by alligators. Clough and Paine picked up another dog in Tennessee.

Actually the dog, Myles, found them. The stray pooch started following the horses and humans. Myles got hurt in California. One of the horses stepped on him. Strangers Judicial dispute spills over into courtroom ride Mark NowllnGazette-Joumal more will come from somewhere.

Once, they were down to 1 3 Somebody gave them $5. They kept going. If their luck holds, Clough and Paine plan to be in Stonington, Maine where Clough's parents live when 1999 becomes 2000. It will be the end of a very long and unique trail. in an affidavit last week, by asking the Supreme Court to fine her mors than $100,000 and to suspend her" from legal practice for at least six months.

Holmes said Whitehead showed "hatred, hostility and bias" toward her in how he responded when she went to the Supreme Court. Whitehead responded in a letter, that he will treat Holmes as he treats any other attorney. "You need fea no discourtesy," Whitehead wrote in a letter to Holmes that was included in his opposition to being removed1 from the Boll inger case. Gammick and former Deputy District Attorney Karla Butko also filed affidavits stating they have nor experienced bias from Whitehead. opment and noted where changes, need to be made.

It is the contractor's responsibility to adjust to the corrections and build according to code, Shipman said. Bank of America Nevada and First Interstate Bank of California filed the lawsuit Friday in Washoe District Court. Bank of America is listed as a co-trustee for the Northern Nevada Carpenters Pension Trust Fund. FIB of California was named in the lawsuit as a corporate co-trustee for the Pension Trust Fund for Operating Engineers and for the Carpenters Pension Trust Fund of Northern California. Ms.

Del Papa said there was "clear and convincing corroborative evidence" against Mrs. Demas. On the other hand, she said Mrs. Demas' age, cancer, regret over the incident and agreement never to lobby again made prosecution unfeasible. Mrs.

Demas, 71, of Las Vegas, also faces a hearing in Las Vegas on charges that she and her husband faked an auto accident in 1 99 1 to collect insurance money. Medical Center. A native of Kearney, she was born May 1 7, 1 906, and had been a longtime Yerington resident. Mrs. Rowland was a housekeeper at the College of Idaho, Caldwell, for several years.

Surviving are daughter, Betty Dibben of Yerington; son, David Hopper of Alaska; sister, Lida Mickelson of Winson, five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three newphews and one niece. A memorial service was held Monday at the Freitas Rupracht Funeral Home. Cremation will be at FitzHenry's Funeral Home and Crematory, Carson City. Joe F. Sanchez Joe F.

Sanchez, 37, died July 30,1993. A native of Carson City, he was born Feb. 1 1 956, to Joe F. and Lilly V. Sanchez.

Sanchez was a program director for the Citizen Alert Native American Program, a community grass-roots organizer and lobbyist for indigenous peoples throughout the United States and Canada. He attended schools in Nevada and two years at University of Nevada, Reno. He was preceded in death by grandparents, Frank and Agnes Penoli, Joe and Jenny Sanchez and Willie Buckeye. Surviving are his widow, Mary Lee Dazey, son, Oren and sisters, Joanne Sanchez and Bernadine DeLorme, all of Reno; parents of Fallon; brother, Duane Sam, of Moapa, sisters, Arvilla Mascarenas of Overton, Carol Jones of Owynee and Dedee Sanchez of Duckwater, and several nieces and nephews. A funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Duckwater Tribal Center, with burial at Community Cemetery. Local arrangements are under the direction of Walton Funeral Home, Reno. Constance Hall Shannon FALLON Constance By Steve Timko GAZETTE-JOURNAL A dispute between the Washoe County district attorney and a judge spilled over into a courtroom Monday as the district attorney tried to get the judge removed from a case she is prosecuting. Washoe District Court Judge Deborah Agosti is scheduled to hold a hearing on whether fellow Judge Jerry Carr Whitehead should be taken off a case being prosecuted by District Attorney Dorothy Nash Holmes. Holmes took over prosecuting the case of David Bollinger last month after she fired the previous prosecutor, Richard Gammick, when he an "Connie" Hall Shannon, 69, died July 26, 1993, at her residence.

A native of Pasadena, she was born May 1 1 924, and had been a Fallon resident since 1 985, coming from San Fernando, Calif. Mrs. Shannon was a retired assembly person for an electronics plant. Surviving are daughter, Dawn Ahart of Gabbs; and a sister, Dorothy Bruner of Carson City. Inurnment is scheduled for 10 a.m.

Friday at Fallon Cemetery. Cremation will be at Mountain View Crematory, Reno, under the direction of Smith Family Funeral Home. Sparks Family Hospital MILLS To Jeffrey D. and Mary L. of Reno, a daughter, Aug.

1, 1993. SCHUFF To David A. and Teresa P. of Reno, a son, July 3 1 1993. SERVI To Andrew E.

and Kelly S. of Reno, a son. July 3 1 1993. Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center BEGBIE-COX To Gina M. Begbie and James R.

Cox of Reno, a daughter, July 31, 1993. DAVIS To Clifford H. and Sylvia L. of Mound House, a son, Aug. 2.

1993. MARTIN To Jimmy D. and Donna J. of Sparks, a daughter, July 31, 1993. SORENSEN To Breck A.

and Cynthia J. of Reno, a daughter, Aug. 2. 1993. ZIMMERMAN To Paul David and Holly Suzanne of Carson City, a son, Aug.

2. 1 993. Washoe Medical Center BRAUNEL To Eduane Land Peggy S. of Sparks, a daughter, Aug. 2, 1993.

MONTERASTELLI To James A. and Taiz M. of Sparks, twin son and daughter, July 30, 1993. ROSS To Michael W. and Paulette M.

of Reno, a son, Aug. 1 1993. SOMMERS To Dennis R. and Trisha R. of Carson City, a son, July 31, 1993.

WARGO To Gregory A. and Patricia E. of Reno, a son, Aug. 1, 1993. WILDER To Gerry R.

and Susan M. of Reno, a daughter, Aug. 1, 1993. City sued over Court Street project requirements By Steve Timko GAZETTE-JOURNAL The financiers of a luxury condominium development overlooking the Truckee River filed a lawsuit against the city of Reno over requirements to bring the building up to code. The development is called 525 Court Street and was originally conceived as an $11 million development with 20 homes ranging from $236,000 to $820,000.

The lawsuit said the original developers, James H. Keller and Hal Gazin, went into default in December 1989. On Aug. 23, 1990, the development was sold on foreclosure 10-year horse are nursing Myles back to health. They're supposed to bring him to Reno today.

Clough and Paine depend on strangers, such as the Bakers, for help and money. Somehow, it's been working out. Clough and Paine are down to $30 between them. They figure nounced plans to run next year for district attorney. Whitehead has been handling the Bollinger case, in which the defendant is accused of murdering an elderly Sparks couple whose burning bodies were found last year at a Colorado rest stop.

Holmes and Whitehead have been feuding since last year. Holmes argued that Whitehead mishandled the criminal trial against a Reno police officer accused of brutalizing a suspect he was taking into custody. The officer was acquitted. Holmes took her case to the Nevada Supreme Court to have it validate her contention that Whitehead exceeded his authority in the case. Whitehead responded, Holmes said to the pension funds that financed it.

The lawsuit claims the city of Reno is making requirements now to bring the building up to standard that were not made when Keller and Gazin were developing the project. These changes are corrections to parts of the development already constructed. The requirements include three-hour fire resistant walls between the parking garage ceilings and the floors of the homes; new exits; elevator lobbies; guardrails; and ventilation in the atrium. Chief Deputy City Attorney Ma-delyn Shipman said the city of Reno looked at the specific plans for 525 Court Street during the initial devel Cut SALE Ju 1 or 2 for 4200 now 1 48 1 1 i Reno, Nevada i 'i I Aug. 2 1993 i 'i I NtT" ci-z -i XvAriz.

M. L.i 4 7X iwvoFF 27 1 nRR I id lonn 88 CARSON CITY (AP) Lobbyist Vickie Demas should be blacklisted from the Legislature but not prosecuted for allegedly trying to buy a senator's vote, Attorney General Frankie Sue Del Papa says. "This was a close call," Ms. Del Papa said Sunday of the mobile home advocate's alleged offer of $7,500 to state Sen. Bob Coffin, D-Las Vegas, in exchange for a favorable vote on a rent control bill.

From page 2B Landes Leonard Horton LEXINGTON, Okla. A funeral for Landes Leonard "Mike" Horton, 65, who died July 31,1 993, at his residence, is scheduled for 10 a.m. today at the Slaughterville Baptist Church, Slaughterville, Okla. A native of Anadarko, he was born May 9, 1 928, and had been a Lexington resident since 1991, coming from Reno, where he had lived for more than 10 years. Horton retired from Reno Bally's Hotel and Casino Health Club in 1 99 1 Prior to moving to Reno he taught English and journalism in Oklahoma and California.

He was a member of the First Christian Church and an Army Air Corps veteran, serving in Japan. He attended Central State College, Edmond, receiving a bachelor of science degree in education, and attended the University of Oklahoma, Norman, receiving a master's degree in education. He was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities in 1953. Surviving are daughters, Lana Brooks and Linda Brewer, both of Mesquite, Texas; brother, Joe and sister, Donna Riddle, both of Davis, sisters, Marjory Lee Anderson of Lawton, Helen Clure of Noble, Doris Danilow of Twinning, and Irene Fleming of Lexington; eight grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Burial will be at Hillside Cemetery, Purcell, under the direction of McMahans Funeral Home, Noble.

Billye Murray YERINGTON Billye Murray, 72, died Aug. 1, 1993, at her residence, following a lengthy illness. A native of Blackfoot, Idaho, she was born Dec. 2, 1 920, and had been a Yerington resident since 1 963, coming from Idaho. Mrs.

Murray was a bartender at the Mason Valley Country Club from 1965, retiring in January. Her husband, James Morgan Bragg, died in 1965; her son, Danny Bragg, and one great-grandson also preceded her in death. Surviving are daughters, Colleen Stromer and Dawn Lynch, both of Yerington, and Kim Aledo of Smith Valley; sons, Dane Bragg of Troy, and Terry Bragg of Rock Springs, 14 grandchildren; and 1 7 greatgrandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with burial at Valley View Cemetery.

A memorial is being established with the American Cancer Foundation, 77 Pringle Way, Reno 89520. Dolly Helen Adams Rasmussen Dolly Helen Adams Rasmussen, 86, died July 24, 1 993, at Physicians' Hospital for Extended Care. A native of Wing River, she was born Jan. 8, 1 907, and had been a Reno resident for the past three years, coming from Anderson, Calif. Mrs.

Rasmussen owned and operated restaurants in Coleraineand Randall, and San Juan Bautista, Calif. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Martin Fleisher, and daughter, Beatrice Mathes. Surviving are daughter, Linda Reynolds-Mitchell of Reno; son, Marvin Fleisher of Las Vegas; 12 grandchildren; and numerous great and great-greatgrandchildren. A memorial service is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday at Mountain View Cemetery, under the direction of Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary, Reno.

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