The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 5

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 6,1992 THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS 5-A Dallas flight crashes in 6 die C.H.I.C.K.E.N. Club The Noon Optimists Club will be at Stephen F. Austin Intermediate School today to kick off the C.H.I.C.K.E.N. Club program. The program encourages children to say no to drugs.

Pictured, front row from left, are Sarah Taylor, Nikki Thomas, Ricky Mitchell and Jessica Reiman, and, back row, Jack Clarke, club mascot and Ethel Singleton. Two former U.S. House postal clerks plead guilty Associated Press WASHINGTON Two former clerks for the House Post Office pleaded guilty to embezzling money from the office Thursday. Edward C. Pogue III, 21, of Arlington, and Celia Gutierrez, 40, of Silver Spring, each pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement in federal court, U.S.

Attorney Jay Stephens said. Pogue has admitted stealing more than $7,000 between November 1990 and April, Stephens said. Gutierrez admitted embezzling more than $4,000 between January 1991 and July, Stephens said. Both have agreed to cooperate in the ongoing investigation of the post office. Sentencing for Pogue has been scheduled for June 3 before U.S.

District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson. He could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison and fined as much as $250,000, prosecutors said. SALE 99 SALE Mobile Cellular Phone Installed Lifetime Warranty On LIMITED QUANTITY Phone must be instated S. activated by PCS Telecom Audio with one year Basic Plan. CeUar antenna extra.

RCS TELECOM AUDIO 2921 Palmer Hwy. Texas City 945-4486 211561st St. Suite 101 A Gatveston 740-3002 ERVOUS FEfiRFU TENSE Constantly worried eling anxious or on edge Trembling or shaking Muscle tension or aches If this describes The Mood and Anxiety Disorders Program at The University of Texas Medical Branch is looking for outpatients suffering from fhese symptoms to take part in research studies evaluating the effectiveness of new investigational medications for anxiety in adults, both older and younger, without serious medical illnesses: Treatment will be at no cost for patients able to participate. For more information, please call (409) 772-7533 UTMB THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Gutierrez faces a maximum sentence of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine when she is'sen- tenced by Johnson on June 1. Pogue, Gutierrez and two other employees of the post office were charged in U.S.

District Court Feb. 13 with embezzling more than $35,000 in money and stamps. One of the four, according to his statement to postal inspectors, said he sold drugs at the post office to employees and non-employees. GARNER for Judge 10th District Court Vote Tuesday, March 10th Pol. Adv.

pd. far by David Omtmr Election Cmip SOS CHy. TX 77573 Associated Press GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. A plane crashed during a snowstorm in the Colorado mountains Thursday, killing all 'six people aboard. The weather also forced crews to suspend a search for two men missing in an avalanche.

But four people were rescued from an avalanche shelter after being trapped for hours by a slide of snow that piled up 40 feet deep. The twin-engine Mitsubishi MU- 2 had departed from Spinks Airport in Fort Worth earlier Thursday. It reportedly was bound for the Aspen airport when it hit a snowstorm and was diverted to an airport in Rifle. Aspen is about 50 miles south of Glenwood Springs, and is 30 miles west of here. A spokesman with the Federal Aviation Administration in Oklahoma City said the 1981 aircraft, tail number N303CA, was registered to Stephen R.

Neece and John M. Geesbreght, both of Fort Worth. Rescuers on snowmobiles found the wreckage hours later about three miles south of New Castle, about 15 miles west of Glenwood Springs in west-central Colorado. None of the six people aboard survived, said sheriff's spokeswoman Carol Silvius. A National Transportation Safety Board investigator had said earlier there may have been seven people aboard, including the pilot, but authorities at the scene said there were only six.

The pilot's last communication was received when the plane was 325 READING NOW $10 at an altitude of 10,400 feet near Glenwood Springs, the sheriff's office said. "It was not a distress call," Silvius said, but the pilot requested an alternate route and was directed to Rifle. She said visibility was down to 500 The Rifle airport had no contact with the plane; said airport official Curtis Muncy. Authorities said no emergency locator transmitter signal had been received. Low cloud cover, rain in the valleys and snow in the high country hampered search efforts and grounded search planes, said Silvius.

On Feb. 13, an air ambulance on way from Grand Junction to Denver with a 2-year-old girl aboard crashed in a snowstorm near Glenwood Springs. The five people aboard were stranded overnight, but were rescued the next day. None suffered serious injuries. In southwestern Colorado, the fierce snowstorm forced officials to call off an attempt to find two snowplow drivers who were caught an avalanche on U.S.

550 in rugged Red Mountain Pass, at an elevation of 11,000 feet south of Ouray. The area had gotten 2 feet, of snow overnight. "It's dangerous up there and we're not going to put anybody at risk," said Pat O'Donnell, an Ouray County spokesman. The two missing men had been looking for stranded motorists who might have been caught on the. north side of the pass after an earlier snowslide closed the road, said Dan Hopkins, Department of Transportation spokesman.

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