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At A FDA OKs new contraceptive PALO ALTO (AP) ALZA Corp. announced Thursday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved its once-a-year uterine birth control product the first in the nation. Final approval for marketing the Progestasert Therapeutic System requires FDA review of labeling and packaging which is expected to take one or two months. said ALZA spokeswoman Jacqueline Horgath.

"What we received was approval of the product pending review of labeling and packaging," she said? "This is the big one. Once you get this approval, you've got it." Alza said the product i is inserted into the uterus and is the first "targetoriented" hormonal contraceptive. That is, it affects only one organ the uterus and does not get into the blood stream and other organs. The device is T-shaped and is inserted like an intrauterine device. The membrane- drug reservoir releases a continuous low dose of progesterone directly into the uterus to prevent conception for one year.

Mrs. Horgath said the device does not affect the menstrual cycle. She said it has no known side effects, but that like the IUD some women are unable to use it. Highway worker killed in hit-and-run United Press International A state highway worker was killed early Thursday and another, was injured when driver from Ohio struck them as they were repairing a center divider fence on the Pomona Freeway in East Los Angeles. Brush fire out of control near Havilah BAKERSFIELD A fire was burning out of control Thursday in rugged terrain near the small town of Havilah, authorities said.

About 100 acres of brush were blackened by nightfall, and a Kern County Fire Department spokesman said, "It will get bigger." There were no reports of injuries or damage to buildings, but the blaze was creeping to within one-fourth mile of some structures thought to be summer homes, an official said. Erratic winds of 10 to 25 miles per hour were pushing the fire, which was being fought by 25 men with the aid of 10 fire trucks, two helicopters and a bulldozer. Pair escape from Folsom FOLSOM (AP) Authorities searched Thursday for two inmates who escaped from Folsom Prison only months before they were due to be paroled, officials say. The two men walked walked away from. a prison snack bar where they were working Wednesday night outside the prison walls, said associate prison warden Huel Morphis.

He identified the escapees as Robert Fournier, 31, convicted in of robbery in Alameda County; and Ernesto Muela, 32, convicted in 1972 of petty theft and probation violation in Contra Costa County. He said Fournier was scheduled to be paroled Oct. 18 and Muela Nov. 30 from the state prison about 30 miles east of Sacramento. ESCAPEE STILL FREE Despite an all-points bulletin, a bank robber who scaled a 12-foot fence at the Terminal Island Federal Prison and escaped in, a waiting car Wednesday was still at large today.

The convict was identiMichael Robert Thomson, who was awaiting transfer to a maximum security prison when he escaped after the driver of the getaway car eluded pursuit in a brief auto chase. Thomson, 28, was convicted of armed bank robbery last January and sentenced to Terminal Island for observation. He returned to court May 12 and was given a five-year prison term. Obituaries- Funerals TIDES AND TEMPERATURES Boise New Orleans Boston New York Buffalo. 1.10 Oklahoma City Chicago Omaha Cleveland Philadelphia .24 Denver Phoenix Des Moines Pittsburgh 40 Detroit Portland, Me.

Fairbanks. Portland, Ore. Fort Worth Reno Helena Richmond. Honolulu St. Louis 86 Indianapolis 78 .18 Salt Lake City 80 48 Kansas City 86 Seattle 69 23.

Las Vegas 100 72 Spokane. 74 Memphis. 86 .08 Washington 89 Highest temperature Thursday the 48 adjacent states was af Carlsbad, N.M. Lowest was a at Evanston, on, Wyo. SMOG REPORT The Air Pollution Control District THURSDAY'S SMOG PEAKS predicts light smog today for the in- Long Los Orange land valleys of the Los Angeles Basin.

Beach Angeles County The APCD issued the following Ozone .03 .08 .08 forecast: Carbon Monoxicd 8. 8. 2. Ozone: Maximum levels of .20 ppm Oxides of Nitrogen in the San Gabriel Valley; .15 ppm in Sulfur Dioxide 15 the San Fernando Valley: and .05 to .10 ppm elsewhere. Readings are per million parts of Smog Effects: Light in the San air (ppm).

California standards are Gabriel Valley. exceeded when ozone reaches. a count Visibility: Two to three miles in of .20 ppm for an hour, or when carbon most areas. monoxide reaches 5.0 ppm any time. NAY SHIPS IN PORT Alamo.

Pier 1, NSY Jouett Drydock 1, NSY Buchanan DD3, NSY McKean Pier 9, Navsuppac Cayuga. Pier 6, NSY Ouellet Pier 9, Navsuppac Constant Pier 9, Navsuppac Peacock. Pier 9, Navsuppac Decatur Drydock 2, NSY Pigeon Pier 1, NSY Henderson Pier 9, Navsuppac Phoebe. Pier 9, Navsuppac Hepburn Pier 7, Navsuppac Pledge Pier 9, Navsuppac HMAS Perth (Aust; Pier 7, Navsuppac Pt. Fellows-Stewart Shipyard Pier 3, NSY Waddell DD2, NSY Hollister Fellows-Stewart Shipyard SHIP ARRIVALS.

DEPARTURES RES ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT Compiled By Marine Exchange Vessel Berth Operator Due to Sail For Atlantic Trader (tk) LB76 Hendy Intl Cherry Point Alkeos (Gr fk) 151 Pemex Guaymas Chennai Selvam (In) LB-Anc South India Shpg Corp Indef Christine Chimples (Gr) LB50 Affil Shpg Agency Bar, Yugo Ciudad De Barranquila (Co) LB20 Grancol Line San Jose de Guat Daioh Maru (Ja) LA-Anc Toko Line Indef Emma Johanna (Ge) 174 Line Yokohama Gaines Mill (k) 168 Keystone Shppg Anacortes Harry Lundeberg (Pa) LB46 Gypsum Carriers Hawaiian Legislator 156 Matson Navig Indef WEATHER FORECAST Long the Beach Area Not Night a and morning low clouds through afternoons. much temperature change. Lows in the upper 50s. mostly sunny in Saturday but days near 70. Highs both Orange County- Metropolitan Area Low clouds during night and becoming mostly sunny during the affernoons today and Saturday but at morning the beaches hours both considerable days.

Little low cloudiness with only partici clearing during the late afternoon hours 68 and over inland areas 70 to 74. Overnight Highs today and Saturday at the beaches 65 to temperature change. lows 55 to 58. Mountain Areas Fair through Saturday except some late night and clouds along the lower coastal slopes. Local gusty winds and little morning cooler fog and low Lows 40 to 55.

Highs today 75 to 85 and Saturday mostly 68 to 75. a Saturday. Desert Areas Fair through Saturday. Local gusty winds mainly below mountain the coastal Lows mostly passes in the but and becoming lower more general Saturday. Slightly cooler Saturday.

to 102 for deserts. 70s. Highs today in the 90s for upper deserts and 96 605 lower lower Highs Saturday 82 to 95 for upper deserts and 96 to 102 for deserts. Offshore wind and weather (Point Conception to the Mexican Border) winds during night and morning hours becoming westerly 15 8 to 15 Light knots variable afternoon. One to 2 foot southwesterly swells.

Considerable low clouds with this partial clearing in the afternoon. SUN, MOON AND TIDES Today's sunrise: 5:0 a.m. Sunset: 8:01 p.m. Moonrise: 3:21 a.m. Moonset: 5:17 p.m.

Saturday's sunrise: 5:42 a.m. Sunset: 8:02 p.m. Moonrise: 4:02 a.m. Moonset: 6:16 p.m. Today's tides: Highs: 3.4 feet at 8:31 a.m.

and 5.7 feet at 7:43 p.m. Lows: 0.1 feet at 2:19 a.m. and 1.8 feet at 1:20 p.m. Saturday's tides: Highs: 3.5 feet at 9:14 a.m. and 6.0 feet at 8:16 p.m.

Lows: 0.3 feet 1.9 feet at 1:56 p.m. at 2:54 a.m. and Long Beach sea temperature: 63 THURSDAY'S WEATHER REPORTS Prc. 4r Pre. Long Beach 75 Newport Beach Los Angeles 57 Palm Springs Bakersfield Riverside El Centro Santa Barbara Big Bear Lake Sacramento Lake Arrowhead 50 Victorville Bishop San Bernardino Culver City Santa Ana Blythe San Diego.

Fresno Torrance. Burbank REgRESS8 San Francisco. Across the Nation Prc. Pre. Albuquerque Miami Beach .18 Atlanta Milwaukee .61 Bismarck .02 Paul Iris Queen (Br) LB9 Jin Yang No 11 (Ko) 210 Lamyra (Li tk) LB78 Mesologi (Gr fk) LB118 Mobiloil (tk) 241 Oliver Olson 111 (bg) 241 Oriental Express (Li) LB232 Polar Uruguay (Ge) LB-Anc Portmar 219 Permina Samudra (Li tk) 172 Patianna (L1 tk) LB-Anc Queen's Way Bridge (Ja) LB233 Satya Kamal (In) LB211 Shinsei Maru (Ja tk) LB-Anc Sealift Arabian Sea (tk) 107 Sealift Pacific (tk) 107 Snow Ball (Sw) LB4 Texaco Minnesota (fk) LB84 Tasmanic (Sw) LB-Anc Alaskan Mail.

938 Ann (Da) LA-Anc Chrysanthemum (Pa) 97 Dilkara (Br) 144 Esso Bataan (Li tk) 164 Golden Pacific LA-Anc VESSELS Vessel From Elisabeth Bolten (Ge) Emden Emerald (Li). Oakland Fremantle Star (Br) Honolulu Japan Bear San Fran Joyeid (Li). Kaohsiung Magaret Johnson (Sw) Glasgow Oregon Standard (1k) Richmond Siletz (bg) Hueneme Suecia (Sw) Gothenburg Utah Standard (fk) El Segundo Salen Reefer Svc Tokyo Jin Yang Shppg Co Manila Overseas Tkship Cp Richmond Natl Shpg Trans Cp Singapore Mobil Oil Corp Indef Oliver Olson Co Rainier Orient Overseas Cntnr Oakland Salen Reefer Svic Liverpool Calmar Line Richmond Tankers Intl Sasebo Halcoussis, A Indef Line Oakland Seven Seas Shpg Co Bombay Issei Kisen Indef Marine Transport Line Indef Marine Transport Line St Croix Salen Reefer Svc Rotterdam Texaco, Inc Estero Bay Salen Reefer Svc Rotterdam American Mail Line Portland Harry Jacobsen Indef Line Yokohama Pac Aust Dir Li Oakland Exxon Co, USA Bahrain Showa Line San Vicente DUE TODAY Operator Berth Wolfsburger Transport 218 Toko Line LB207 Crusader Line. 228E Pacific Far East Line 90 Marine Transport Line 239 Johnson-Scanstar 230 Standard Oil Co. 101 Sause Bros Towing Co.

190 Johnson Line LB244 Standard Oil Co LB83 VITAL MI STATISTICS TICS LONG BEACH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BAKKE, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, 3737 Kallin, Long Beach, girl, May 21. BENFIT, Mr. and Mrs.

George, 4251 Vermont Long Beach, boy, May 20. CASTILLO, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, 12611 Flower Garden Grove, boy, May 20. DOBOS, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin, 4353 Quigley, Lakewood, boy, May 21. RACKETT, Mr. and Mrs. Joel, 3861 Daisy Circle, Seal Beach, girl, May 23.

HARGRAVE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 4072 W. 136th Hawthorne, boy, May 25. LYNDELL, Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher, 3806 Karen Long Beach, boy, May 25. MARQUEZ, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel, 415 E.

7th Long Beach, boy, May 21. NEWTON, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, 2518 Huckleberry Santa Ana, girl, May 22. PUGLIESE, Mr.

and Mrs. Rae, 1214 W. Wilmington, girl, May 23. SOMMER, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald, 1413 E. Chapman Fullerton, girl, May 23. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick, 3353 Fanwood Long Beach, girl, May 23.

VAN DE MOERE, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 4103 Avenita Sevilla, Cypress, boy, May 20. VAVAK, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald, 2708 Harrison Long Beach, boy, May 22. SANABRAIS, Mr. and Mrs. Alberto, 1626 Linden, Long Beach, boy, May 10. SANCHEZ, Mr.

and Mrs. Ignacio, 21925 Violeta Hawaiian Gardens, VALENTINE, Mr. and Mrs. Donboy, May 5. ald.

14652 Belair Irvine, boy, May 9. WEBB, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence, 539 Rhea Long Beach, girl, May 5. WINFREY, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas, 2155 Annadel, Rowland Heights, girl, May 4. WOODARD, Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 100 W.

Arbor, Long Beach, girl, May 1 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER ALLEN, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 6871 Rio Vista Huntington Beach, boy, May 19. BERGEVIN, Mr. and Mrs.

Barry, 6799 Calfornia Long Beach, boy, May 18. BLANDFORE, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald. 361 Ostrom Long Beach, twin boys, May 20.

BRICENO, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos, 666 Molino Long Beach, boy, May 16. DISTEFANO, Mr. and Mrs.

Beach, Anthony, 3837 Snowden Long girl, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Chester, 9307 Washburn Downey, girl, May 20. Striking firemen pay cut SANTA BARBARA (UPI) County firemen striking for a shorter work week were given automatic 5 per cent pay cuts Thursday as they stayed off their jobs for the fourth straight day.

County Fire Chief John Risdon warned the firemen that they will be fired if they don't return to work by Saturday, but union officials insisted they will not go back until their workweek is reduced from to 60 hours. Many of the county's residents, those living in small communities or in the unincorporated outskirts of the larger cities such as Santa Barbara, Santa Maria and Lompoc, were left with minimal fire protection. Some 800 other county workers, represented by the Service Employes International Union, also stayed out on strike Thursday, in their protest for higher pay and better working conditions. Negotiations with a mediator dispatched by Gov. Brown continued in two separate locations, but there were no reports of progress.

GOP loss seen with Reagan By GIL BAILEY Our National Bureau California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger told a Washington press conference Thursday that it would not be "in the publie interest or the interest of the Republican Party" for former Gov. Ronald Reagan to opose President Ford in the GOP primaries next year. Younger expressed fears that primary opposition could cause President Ford's defeat by a Democrat in the 1976 presidential election.

Younger, as the only statewide republican official left in California, said he expected President Ford to be elected in 1976 if the Republican Party does not engage in interparty warfare. He stressed the advantages of "incumbency" and what he termed President Ford's fine record. "A third party movement headed by Gov. Reagan would be disastrous to the Republican Party," said Younger, who was obviously trying to push Reagan out of the presidential race. "I don't think any Republican should enter the primaries against him (President Ford).

I would be surprised if one did," Younger said. "I don't expect him (Gov. Reagan) to become one (a candidate)," the California attorney general added. However, Younger agreed that "Reagan is Ford's number one political problem." The former California governor is considering entering the presidential race and he has said he will make up his mind within the next six months. Reagan has been touring the country giving speeches to enthusiastic conservative audiences.

Younger warned that "any strong opposition to Ford could the Republicans the He added, "if President Ford doesn't run, I doubt if any Republican can be elected Younger did advance the idea of a Ford-Reagan ticket, saying he felt Vice President Nelson Rockefeller might not be too interested in running for election in 1976. Landmark Tahoe mansion burns GLENBROOK (AP) The landmark Bliss Family Mansion this resort community in the Lake Tahoe Basin was destroyed by fire Thursday. The 90-year-old, twostory, white frame home was gutted in a 30-minute fire shortly before dawn. INDEPENDENT (AM) CLASSIFIED HE 2-5959 Obituaries-Funerals Obituaries- Funerals ALLEN, Georgia age 94, passed away Wednesday, Survived by daughter Adelaide Lidg ard; son Maurice; grandson. Services and interment, Weverly, Nebraska.

Patterson Snively directing. AUTHIER, Rubye Services will be held Friday (today) 11:00 A.M. At the Dilday Family Funeral Chapel, 1250 Pacific Avenue. The family suggests donations to the Cancer Fund at Long Beach Community Hospital. BAIRD, William H.

Services will be held Friday (today) 1:00 P.M. at the Dilday Family Funeral Chapel, 1250 Pacific Avenue. Services Friday 2:00 BERGEN, Alma, A. P.M. Sunnyside sale Memorial Chapel (use Antonio Drive) Sunnyside Mortuary directing.

BOMMER, Darwin Edward. Age 55 of Long Beach. Passed away June 5th. Survived by wife, Arlene; son's, Daryl and Darwin; father, Fred Bommer; 2 brother's; 2 sister's; grandaughter's. Chapel service and internment 10:30 A.M.

Saturday, Westminster Memorial Park, Mortuary and Cemetery. BRADFORD, Bruce. Mortu- ary 426-3365 BROWN. Bessie Adams. Westminister Mar vial Park.

tuary. 431-6577 BROWN, Bessie. Passed away June 4th at Memorial Hospital. She is survived by a loving husband, Luther; 2 dren, Lee Mae Fairchild and Kenneth Craig; grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren. Services Saturday, June 7th, 12:00 noon, Westminster Chapel, Westminster Memorial Park.

BUELL, Raymond, Services pending. Coon Mortuary 10th Obispo CAMPOF, Andrew, Services pending. Coon Mortuary, 10th Obis- po. CANADA, Carel. Services Friday 11:00 A.M.

Sunnyside Mission Chapel (use San Antonio Drive entrance) Sunnyside Mortuary directors. CHEVALIER, Margaret. Sunnyside Mortuary directors. DeLONG, Leslie, G. Survived by Ellen; son, Leslie G.

Jr; daughter, Ellen L. Arevalos; step-son, Laurance A. Richmond. Mr. DeLong was an engineer years with Pacific Telephone, also a World War Veteran.

Services Friday 3:30 P.M. side Memorial Chapel, Sunnyside Mortuary directing. DOUGLAS, L. Ravenscroft, Lieutenant of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department. Survived by wife, Lois; 2 daughters, Terrie and Cathy; brother, Glen; parents, Mr.

Mrs. Lewis Ravenscroft. Services Saturday, 10:00 a.m. El Dorado Park Community Church, 3655 Norwalk Blvd. Family will receive friends Friday 2:00 till 10:00 p.m.

John A. Mies, Bellflower Mortuary. FERREIRA, Max. Be- husband of Hattie Ferreira: father of Armando Thomas Ferreira; grandfather of Lisa and Teresa Ferreira; also 4 brothers and 2 sisters. Services, 12:00 Saturday, Church Of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn Cypress, Forest Lawn Mortuary.

HART, Ruel C. of Downey. Passed away June 4th. Survived by wife, Novella Marie; brother, George and Blanche Hale; sister, Iris and Bob Vescie; nieces, Judy Bergsten and Joyce Wiggins. Funeral services Monday 1:00 P.M.

White's Funeral Home, Bellflow- er. HILL, Marion. (71) of Long Beach. Veteran, US Navy, WW-II. Internment Monday, Los Angeles National Cemetery.

Luyben Family Mortuary directing. KNAPP, Clara G. of Cerritos. Passed away June 4th. Survived by her daughter, Mary Porter; sons, Roy and Claire; 7 grandchildren.

Funeral Mass Friday, 8:00 A.M. St. Bernard's Church, Bellflower. White's Funeral home directing. 0 Long Beach, June-6, 1975 Funeral Directors 10 FAMILY Funeral Directors SINCE 1926 LONG BEACH LAKEWOOD 1250 Pacific Ave.

3936 Woodruff 436-9024 HA 1-8411 El in KNIGHT, Glenn, age 63. passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife, Rita; son, Robert Grandsons, Donald G. and William sister, Dorothy Hurt. He was a member Wesley United Methodist Church and All State Lodge F.

AM. 593. Services Monday 11:30 with Reverend a.m. Coon Mortuary nold officiating. Suggest memorial to Wesley United Methodist Church.

L. will be LANGFORD, Madge Friday (today) 2:30 P.M. at the Dilday Family Funeral Chapel 1250 Pacific. LARKINS, Buelah S. Patterson Snively Mortuary 436-6201 LITTLEBEAR, Tom.

John A Paramount Mortuary, 633-1164 MARICLE, Clifford Clyde passed away Wednesday. Survived by daughter, Reita Hardison; Services 3 grandchildren. Saturday 1:00 p.m. Coon Mortuary, 10th Obispo. NAADEN, Alf, 77, passed away Wednes-3 day.

Survived by wife Hazle; son, Arvid; grandaughter; great greatgrandson. Services Saturday 10:30 a.m. Coon Mortuary. ORRIN, Shirley L. of Compton, passed away June 5th, age 59.

Survived by husband, Harlan; son, Harlan and Kenneth; mother Mrs. Myrtle Jones; brothers, Edward and Donald Jones; 5 grandchildren. Services will be Monday a.m. Church of Our Fathers, Cypress, John Mies, Paramount Mortuary directing. PRITCHETT, Ida.

age 95, De Young Artesia Mortuary 865-1263 RILEY, Thomas. John A. Mies Paramount Mortuary, 633-1164 SCHWARZ, Fred R. Beloved husband of Marie daughters, Mrs. Ethel Oliver, Mrs.

Barbara Buhrmann, Mrs. Patricia Cox; also 10 grandchildren and 7 great Lieutenant He in a Army World War he belonged to I Long Beach World War I Barracks No. 154 and was a life member of Long Beach Lodge No. 888 BPOE. Donations can be given to Major Project of Long Beach Lodge No.

888 BPOE. Rosary Sunday, 7:30 P.M. St Matthew's Church, Funeral Mass, Monday 10:00 A.M. St. Matthew's Church.

Mortuary directing. SLACK, Earl V. Services, Sunday 1:30 P.M. California Heights United Methodist Church. Visitation, Friday 12:00 noon, to 7:00 P.M.

and Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Sunnyside Mortuary directors. SMITH, James E. of long Beach passed away May 31st.

Survived by: wife Mary sons, Thomas, Gerald, Richard, Patrick and Michael; daughter, Kathleen Brock; brother, Joseph 11 grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 4:00 p.m. Brother's Mortuary. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m., Funeral Mass Wednesday 10:00 a.m. both at St Matthews Church.

Internment All Souls Cemetary directed by Brother's Mortuary 244 Redondo Ave, 438-1145 SMITH, Raymond. Survived by wife, Roma J. Smith; sons, Steven and Alan Smith; daughter, Mrs. Sandra Thomas; mother, Mrs. Frances Thomas, Service Saturday 2:00 P.M.

Hunter Mortuary Chapel. STREET, Lucille. Mortuary 426-3365 WICKWIRE, Hedge. Mortuary YOSHIDA, Tamano. Survived by son, Ryoichi of Japan; daughters Mmes Wakaye Iwasaki and Sadako Nakaji.

Service 7:30 p.m. June 10th, at Long Beach British Church, 2360 Santa Fe Ave. Directed by Fukui Mortuary, Minister of Budist Temple officiating. Funeral Directors 10 BELLFLOWER MORTUARY John A. Mies 10333 Alondra BI.

BELLFLOWER 867-1778 LUYBEN Family Mortuary 5161 Arbor Rd. 425-6401 (Lakewood Village) Long Beach mottell's. mORtuaRy "A trusted SINCE and respected name 436-2284 909 E. Third Long Beach WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY CEMETERY 213-431-6577 714-893-2421 Utter-McKinley WHITE'S FUNERAL HOME 9903 E. Flower, Bellfl.

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$500 ca. 430-6598 COMPANION Crypt, Westminster Memorial Pk (714) 539-3963 Cremation 23 Cemeteries and Mausoleums 20 INTERMENT space, Constant Love, Forest Lawn-Cypress. Arthur Silva, 38, La Puente, was dead on arrival at Monterey Park Hospital 30 minutes after he was struck by the car at 2:40 a.m. The injured man, James Weiser, 28, Norwalk, was treated for minor injuries at the same hospital. The car was damaged when it hit the two men and the woman driver was go only.

a short distance before she pulled off the freeway. Police arrested Linda N. Daniels, 30, Cincinnati, and booked her at Sybil Brand Institute for Women on suspicion of felony hit and run driving and manslaughter. Two killed on way to funeral United Press International Two persons, on their way to funeral, were killed and one of their four passengers was critically i injured in a two-car collision Thursday. Dead were Ross Wiggins, 65, and his wife, Ruby, 64, both of Los Angeles.

Ruth Sherrill, 66, also of Los Angeles, was in critical condition at St. Francis Hospital in Lynwood. Three other passengers were treated at the hospital for minor injuries. Authorities said the six persons in the Wiggins car were on their way to a funeral when their car was sideswiped by one driven by Jessie Lee Carr, 51, of Los Angeles. Carr suffered minor cuts and bruises.

Thief takes old woman's burial money LEBANON, Ore. (AP) The thief who robbed 83- year-old Sally Presley of her life savings last week may also have robbed her of her final wish a decent burial. Someone made off with her $900 savings last Wednesday. She had been keeping it in a purse in her bedroom. "All this was gift money," she said.

"It's taken me all of 18 or 20 years to save it. I can't hardly talk about it." The money was saved from small gifts from relatives and friends. Miss Presely is on welfare and receives Social Security. The money was in two envelopes. Miss Presley had written on them that the money was to be used for clothing, insurance, burial and to send her body back to her native Arkansas.

"It's important to me," she said. "I don't want no welfare A neighbor, Etta Dossey, is trying to start a fund to replace the stolen money. Miss Presley, a longtime member of the First Baptist, Church here, said she has tried to live a good life. "Oh, Lord," she said, putting her hand to her forehead. "It's just broke my heart." BURIAL AT SEA $250 Includes essential services required by law including cremation, removal of deceased (from Orange-LA required Counties) ever.

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