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in ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS 5 Obituaries and Funerals Anderson Lillie of Coon Rapids, formerly of Waverly. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Marvel Erdahl, Maple Lake, Mrs. Claude (Margie) Rice of Mrs. Wally (Helen) Kramasz of Mrs.

Ralph (Carron) Lauseng, Coon Rapids; sons, Vernon, Richfield, Harold, Roseville Gerald, Maple Grove; 19 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. Services 1 pm Saturday Zion Lutheran Church of Buffalo. Reviewal after 4 prn Friday Peterson Chapel, Buffalo. interment church cemetery. Bengston Emma S.

Anderson, age 87, of 965-40th Ave. NE, Columbia Heights, on Wednesday. Survived by 2 sons, Robert A. Anderson, Anoka, Albert W. Anderson, Louis Park; daughters, Lillian Oney, Mrs.

Joe (Fern) Fisher, Blaine, Mrs. Helen Quick, Mrs. Robert (Mildred) Myhre, Columbia Heights; 22 grandchildren; 52 greatgrandchildren; 8 great-greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Robert (Louise) Irving, Mpis. Services 10 am Saturday O.

E. Larson -Osborne Chapel, 2301 Central Ave. NE. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Visitation 4-9 pm Friday and prior to the service Saturday.

Blackburn Astrid age 62, res. 2726 Knox Ave. N. Survived by daughters, Mrs. John (Barbara) Phillips, Coon Rapids, Mrs.

Carole Parker, Eau Claire, WI; 7 grandchildren; brother, Manfred Swanson; sisters, Mrs. Alice Sandeen, Mrs. Robert (Agnes) Olson; nieces nephews. Services Saturday 11 am WelanderQuist (North Chapel), 1200 W. Broadway.

Private interment Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call one hour before service. Blomquist Alice Sun City, formerly of Onamia, MN. Memorial service United Methodist Church, Onamia, MN. 1:00 pm Sat.

Nov 8. Memorials preferred to United Methodist Church or The Heart Fund. Briton Dorothy age 81, of Friendship Village, Bloomington. Retired teacher. Private services were held.

Arrangements by David Lee Funeral Home, Wayzata, 473-5577. Buckley Richard E. age 55, 10416 Zinran Ave. Bloomington. Proprietor of Andy's Tap, member Hope Presbyterian Church and Richfield American Legion Post 435.

Survived by wife, Audrey; 2 daughters, Mrs. Kay Rosenbaum, Plymouth, Jane Buckley, Bloomington; 2 sons, Richard Jr. Jim, both Bloomington; 2 grandchildren, Julie Adam; mother, Ruby V. Buckley; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ruby E.

O'Keefe, Mrs. Mary Hillstrom, all Bloomington; 2 brothers, James A. Thomas Mpis. Preceded in death by father, Arthur and brother, William. Services Friday 1:30 pm Lakewood Cemetery Chapel, 36th St.

Hennepin Ave. Entombment Lakewood. Friends may call at Werness Brothers, Bloomington Chapel, W. Old Shakopee Rd. Penn Ave.

Thursday 6-9 pm. Memorials may be given to American Cancer Society or Hope Presbyterian Church. Cavanagh Catherine age 56, of 3853 Noble Ave. Robbinsdale. Survived by mother, Mrs.

Catherine Cavanagh; sisters, Monica Erler Margaret Weidert; brother, Leo many nieces nephews. Funeral Saturday 9:30 am from Chapel, 3888 W. Broadway. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Interment Gethsemane.

Friends may call after 4 pm Fri. Praver Service 7 pm Fri. Memorials to Our Lady of Good Counsel Home. Christiansen Linda age 83, of 2515 S. 9th St.

Survived by son daughter-in-law, Vern Joan Christiansen, Brooklyn Center; grandsons, Charles, Golden Valley, Brian, Durango, CO; granddaughter, Mary, Hopkins; great -grandson, Jeremiah. Former member of Riverside Chapel. Services Saturday 1 pm at McDivitt-Hauge (Minnehaha Chapel), 32nd St. at Minnehaha Ave. S.

Burial Fort Snelling 10 am Monday. Visitation 4-8 pm Friday. 5 Obituaries and Funerals 5 Obituaries and Funerals 5 Obituaries and Funerals Cook Arnold age 75, of 15491- 93rd Ave. Maple Grove. Member of the Maple Grove Planning Commission, former Maple Grove assessor, former director of the Twin City Milk Producers Assoc.

Survived by wife, Norma; sons, John of Harold of Clarissa, MN Gerald of Maple Grove; daughters, Beverly Wylie, Hutchinson, Sandra Harapat, Elk River Carol Marxen, Wheaton, MN; sisters, Florence Street, Osseo, Mildred Schrader, Osseo, Lucille Albright, Henning, MN (preceded in death by sister, Marguerite Scott); 13 grandchildren. Services Saturday pm at the Maple Grove United Methodist Church, 10025 Hwy 101. Interment Weaver Lake Cemetery, Maple Grove. Visitation Friday 5-9 at the Evans-Nordby Funeral Home, 34-2nd St. NE, Osseo.

If so desired memorials may be given to the Maple Grove United Methodist Church. Cooper Walter age 85, of 3239 Dupont Ave. N. Survived by wife, Mildred; daughter, Mrs. Richard (June) Starn of Crystal; son, Grant of Robbinsdale; grandchildren; brother, Bailey of Kimball.

Graveside services Saturday 3 pm at Crystal Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at the Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel, Lowry Irving Ave. from 6-8 pm Friday. Memorials are preferred to Elim Lutheran Church. Curry Margaret, Walker Methodist Residence Nov.

5th. Complete notice later. Dingman George age 83, of 2315 Lincoin SI. NE. Survived by wife, Margaret; sons, David of Falcoin Heights, Douglas of Columbia Heights; 5 grandsons.

Funeral services at Trinity Methodist Church, Lowry and Taylor St. NE on Saturday 11 am. Interment Lakewood. Visitation at Gearhart-Buchinger Washburn McReavyNortheast Chapel, 2901 Johnson St. beginning at 6pm Friday and 1 hour before service at the church.

Masonic services under apices of Arcana Lodge 187 A.F, A.M., 7:30 pm Friday. Memorials preferred to Trinity organ fund. Fitzpatrick William T. age 62, of 11830 Monroe Circle, Blaine. Survived by son daughter -inlaw, Bill Shirley Fitzpatrick of Blaine; daughter son-inlaw, Jeanne Matt Vesper of Rice Lake, WI; 3 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Edward (Gertrude) Gasper Mrs. Louise Rouillard brother, Francis all of Boston. Funeral service Monday 10 am at the Gearhart Funeral Chapel, 242 Northdale Coon Rapids. Visitation 6-9 pm Sun. Interment National Cemetery.

Retired US Customs Officer. Greenstein Joseph 2741 Upton Ave. N. Survived by wife, Mary; daughter, Mrs. Alen (Rachele) Page, Poughkeepsie, NY; son, Larry, sisters, Goldie Gitis, Millie Share, Los Angeles, Toby Cruzat, San Diego, Yetta Moses, Los Angeles; 2 grandchildren, Carter Carrie Page.

5th Ward Mpis. Alderman for 10 years and Post Commander Jewish War Veterans 166. Funeral services SUN. 12 noon Hodroff Sons Funeral Chapel, 126 E. Franklin.

Memorials pref. to American Cancer Society. Hawkins Charles age 70, of Lakeland Shores, Lakeland, MN, on Nov. 5th. Survived by wife, Elizabeth Bell Hawkins; children, Stephen D.

of Stillwater, Deborah A. of Overland Park, KS Joan E. of St. Mary, KY; granddaughter, Renee A. Hawkins of Stillwater; sister, Mrs.

Dorothy Bateman of West Palm Beach, FL. Memorial service Saturday 2 pm in Peoples Congregational Church of Bayport, MN. There will be no visitation. Arr. by the Holcomb-Henry Funeral Home, St.

Paul. Hennie Leo age 95, of 2932-45th Ave. S. Survived by nieces nephews. Services Fri.

1:30 pm at Bethany Lutheran Church, 2511 E. Franklin. Interment Crystal Lake Cernetery. Visitation Thur. 4-8 pm at McDivitt-Hauge (Minnehaha Chapel), 32nd St.

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341-345 BUSINESS SERVICES 101-171 EDUCATION, 300 EMPLOYMENT 304-330 FINANCIAL 801-813 LIVESTOCK FARM EQUIPMENT 271-283 MERCHANDISE 201-247 PERSONAL SERVICES. 290-291 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. 750-760 RENTALS 401-455 REALESTATE 526-618 SPORTING GOODS. 250-263 REV 9-3-80 Was your ad misplaced? Call Customer Service at 372-4191. Nygard Mae, age 81, of Mpis.

Past matron Plymouth Chapter 19 Order of Eastern Star. Survived by son, Arthur Wrn. Nygard of Crystal; 3 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Fred (Ann) Skiold, Mrs. Hilda Hawkins, Monticello; nieces nephews.

Services Saturday 11 am Grace United Methodist Church, 33rd Penn Ave. N. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Family prefers memorials to church in lieu of flowers. Friends may call Friday 4-8 prn Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Home.

Plagman George age 80, of 2227 Roosevelt St. NE. Survived by wife, Helen; sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva Plagman. Services Friday 11 am at Mt.

Carmel Lutheran Church, Ulysses St. Anthony Bivd. NE. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call one hour before time of service.

Memorials may be given to the church or to the donor's choice. Price Kenneth age 55, of 8561 Zenith Road. Survived by wife, Celeste; daughter, Mary Jo; son daughter-in-law, Kenton Jane; brother, Gerald, all of Mpis; sisters, Camille Osky, Mols, Mrs. Robert Long, Grand Rapids, MN; mother-in-law, H. Mary Bacon, Richfield.

Memorial services Sat. liam, Werness Bloomington Chapel, 2300 W. Old Shakopee Road. Friends may call al the chapel previous to the service. Prieve Clarence age 78, of formerly of Chicago.

Survived by wife, Johannah, sisters, Mrs. Ruth Kuempel, Cincinnati, OH, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Scottsdale, AZ; nieces nephews. Visitation Thur. 4-8 pm and Memorial Service Fri.

11 am both at The Albin Chapel, Raioh Albinson Director, 2200 Nicollet Mois. Visitation Fri. after 6 pm and Masonic Service Sat. 1 prn both at Dobratz-Hantge Chapel, Hutchinson, MN. Interment Oakland Cemetery, Hutchinson, MN.

Memorials pref. to Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children. Sandborg Evelyne age 74, of 6304 York Ave. Edina. Survived by daughter son-in-law, Mrs.

Kenneth (Saily) Beiersdorf, Edina; son daugherin-law, Ronald Kay Sandborg, EauClaire, WI; grandchildren, Susan, Kenneth Ronald Lisa Beiersdorf and Sally, Peter Amy Sandborg; brother, Wesley Kugler, Marshall, MN; sisters, Irene Dewars, Hastings, Jessie Kugler, Houston, TX; sister-in-law, Clara Strandiund, Mpis. Memorial service Saturday 10 am Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, W. 50th St. Beard Ave. S.

Interment Lakewood Cemetery. No visitation. Memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society, Schyman Jennie age 88, of 6829 Gleason Edina. Member of First Covenant Church. Survived by daughter sonin-law, Sylvia Wallace Berg; 2 granddaughters, Christine Karen; also many nieces nephews.

Services Saturday 12 o'clock noon at Peterson's Nokomis Park Chapel, 1838 E. Minnehaha Parkway, with visitation one hour prior to service. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Family prefers memorials to First Covenant Church or the Hospice Unit at Northwestern Hospital. Peterson- Albinson 721-1651 Severtson Lillian age 92, formerly of 5336 Zenith Ave.

on Wednesday at Oak Terrace Nursing Home. Survived by cousin, Esther Munsterman, Alexandria, LA. Services Mon, Nov. 10th, at 2 pm Welander -Quist (Davies Chapel) 2301 Dupont Ave. S.

Interment private at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Visitation one half hour before service. Snell Marie (Dots), age 92, of Stevens Square Residence. Preceded in death by husband, John. Survived by 4 sisters, Anna Dols, Catherine Foley, both Matilda Foley, Calgary, Canada, Gertrude Bartz, several nieces nephews.

Mass of the Christian Burial 2 prn Friday Incarnation Catholic Church, 38th Pleasant. Visitation after 4 pm Thursday at the Waterston Funeral Home, 4343 Nicollet. (825-4567) Praver Service 7 pm Thursday. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

9B Minneapolis Tribune Nov. 7, 1980 Keifer Ruth E. (nee Kessler), age 54, of 5841 Decatur Ave. New Hope. Survived by husband, Leonard; son daughter -inlaw, Michael Nadine; daughters, Mrs.

Lawrence (Patricia) Gresham, Mrs. David (Sallie) Koon; grandchildren, Jonathan, David, Susan Leah; brothers sisters, Helen Kessler, DC, Mrs. Robert (Catherine) Boswell, DC, Mrs. John (Jane) Potter, Chambersburg, PA, Mrs. Fox (Virgie) Hous, Tacoma Park, WA, Edward Kessler, Tacoma, WA, Robert Kessler, Lanham, MD, Annie Gilbert, Chambersburg, PA Jennie Suders, Chambersburg, PA.

Funeral service Saturday 1 pm at the Kapala, Glodek, Crystal-New Hope Chapel, Bass Lake Rd. Winnetka N. Interment Morningside Memorial Gardens. Visitation Friday after 7 pm. Kroona Stanley age 59, of 2005 NE Taylor on Thursday.

Funeral notice later. 0. E. Larson -Osborne Chapel, 2301 Central Ave. NE.

789-3571. La Grone Charles Merritt, age 80, of the Walker Methodist Residence. Retired Methodist clergyman. Survived by wife, La Vina Jeannette; daughters, Mrs. Robert (Jeanine) Smith Mrs.

Dean (Janice) Ecoff; grandchildren, Michael R. Smith Jeanne David Ecoff; sister, Mrs. Rosemary Kubricht; nieces nephews. Memorial services Sunday 2 prn at North United Methodist Church, 44th Fremont Ave. N.

Memorials may be given to the church or to the Minnesota Ministers' Pension Fund. Arrangernents with Washburn McReavy-Swanson Chapel. Larson Anna age 93, of Augustana Home. Survived by granddaughter, Kristine Aldonas; grandsons, John Grant; sister, Beda Sodermark. Service Saturday 11 am St.

Luke's Lutheran Church, 38th St. 17th Ave. S. Interment Lakewood. Visitation one half hour before service at church.

Arr. with Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640-23rd Ave. S. Lindsay Grace Twichell, 81, res.

158 Judith Drive, Chaska. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Louise L. Smith, Chaska, MN; 2 sons, Dr. Douglas T.

Lindsay, Fargo, ND, Dr. Malcolm Lindsay Rochester, MN; 11 grandchildren; 1 greatgrandson; 2 sisters, Mrs. Helen Stermer, Tacoma, WA, Mrs. Katherine Staser, Los Altos, CA. Services Friday, Nov.

7th, at 3 pm Lakewood Chapel, 3600 Hennepin Ave. Interment Lakewood. Reviewal one half hour prior to service time. If desired memorials may be directed to Colonial Church of Edina or Jones Harrison Home. Arr.

Welander-Quist (Davies Chapel), 2301 Dupont Ave. S. Marcussen David, age 87, of Mt. Olivet Careview Home, formerly of 2527 W. St.

Survived by his wife, Elsie; daughters, Mrs. George (Margaret) Pommer, Bloomington Mrs. Donald (Carolyn) Fink, Woodcliff Lake, NJ; 7 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; nieces nephews. Memorial services Saturday 11 am al Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church, Serley Chapel, Knox Ave.

S. at 50th St. No visitation or reviewal. Memorials may be directed to KTIS or donor's favorite charity. Interment Lakewood.

Arr. Enga Memorial Chapel, 827-5838. Nelson Marie age 76, of Rt. 1, Clear Lake, MN. Member of the Plymouth Chapter 19, Order of Eastern Star.

Survived by niece and nephew in Sweden; dear friend Della Mae Helmer of Sauk Rapids, MN. Services Friday 1:30 PM at Sundseth-Anderson Funeral Horne. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. Eastern Star Ritual Service Thursday at 7 PM. Friends may call 4 to 8 PM Thursday.

Norton Clifford, age 67, of 4848 Emerson Ave. S. Survived by wife, Ruth, sons, Clifford Jr. Robert, sister, Lucille Van Slyke of 2 grandchildren. Memorial Mass 10 am Saturday morning Visitation Catholic Church, 4530 Lyndale Av.

S. Arr. Waterston Funeral Home. (825-4567), 5 Obituaries and Funerals Starks Homer age 70, 4036-5th Ave. S.

Retired Lt. Col. US Air Force. Member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church.

Survived by wife, Florence J. (Myers) Starks and other relatives. Visitation beginning Friday 4- 7 pm Werness Brothers Funeral Chapel, 37th Nicollet Ave. S. Further visitation and funeral services at Myers Funeral Home, Omaha, NE.

Interment Forest Lawn Cernetery, Omaha. Stevenson Paul 6315-18th Ave. S. ATTENTION PLUMBERS UNION LOCAL 15 Strand Thomas 1., age 75, of Mpis Member of Pipefitters Local 539. Survived by wife, Eleanor; daughters, Mrs.

Merlyn (Phyllis) Lieske Mrs. Robert (Evonne) Lindquist, grandchildren, David Lieske and Kristi Shari Lindquist, Services Saturday 10:30 am al the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640-23rd Ave. S. Interment Hillside Cemetery, Friends may call one hour before service.

Tierney Frank age 72, of 2623 Johnson St. NE. Survived by wife, Gertrude; sisters, Anna Tierney Lillie Lake, nephew, Douglas Tierney. Services Saturday morning 9:30 am al the Washburn McReavyNortheast Chapel, 29th Johnson St. NE.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 am at the Church of St. Clement, 24th Jackson St. NE. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the chapel beginning 4 pm Friday. Vigil Prayer Service 8:15 pm Friday. Tweten Associated Press Saturn's rings raise questions Saturn and two of its moons, Tethys and Dione, were photographed Monday by Voyager 1, which was 8 million miles from the planet. The U.S. spacecraft is discovering the rings to be far more complex than suspected, scientists said Thursday.

The latest photographs show rings within the rings and Official agrees to repay city for car that son wrecked Donald Risk, executive director of Minneapolis' Industrial Development Commission, said he will pay for a city-owned car his son demolished Oct. 24. Risk said his 16-year-old son, who does not have a driver's license, took the car without permission. According to a traffic report, Risk's son was driving with a passenger north on Lincoln St. near 34th Av.

NE. at about 11:40 p.m. when he lost control of the car. It struck a tree, rolled over and hit a house at 3354 Lincoln. The car was described as "a total loss." There were no witnesses.

The accident occurred about two blocks from Risk's house. The car was a blue 1977 Plymouth Fury. According to estimates made by used car dealers, its resale value ranges from about $2,175 to $2,250. However, Risk said his payment to the city may be less because parts of the car could be sold. The public works department's equipment division is responsible for city cars.

Its superintendent, Thomas Sadler, said Risk drives the car home each night. He said he didn't know what type of car was assigned to the Industrial Development Commission to replace the damaged one. "I notified the city that I will make restitution for any liability," Risk said. "I haven't any idea where he was going. He's a 16-year-old kid who did something wrong.

I'm sure he's not the first kid to get in trouble." Dallas Petersen, manager, said, there is no written drive a city owned heads are allowed because it is assumed to meetings after that they will use city the city's finance "To my knowledge policy on who can car. Department to take cars home they must go work. The intent is the cars only on Risk said the city attorney's office is talking with his insurance company about possible payment of the claim. Muskie tells diplomats not to prejudge Reagan Associated Press Washington, D.C. Secretary of State has sent a message matic personnel them not to make ments about policy dent-elect Ronald adopt.

Edmund Muskie to all U.S. diploabroad, cautioning premature judgchanges PresiReagan may The four-paragraph message, released Thursday by the State Department, also said that President Carter's defeat would have no impact on American commitments to allied countries. "Our friends need support might wane should any others an occasion to said. "We will policy goals fully." Jeanette age 63, of 510 SE 2nd Ave. Survived by husband, Olaf daugnter, Mrs.

Richard (Marnelle) Thanghe, Faribault; sons, La Verne jokela, FL, Bruce Tweten, Mois; 6 grandchildren; 2 greatgrandchildren, sisters, Eleanore Norton Violet Erickson, CA. Services Saturday 10 am at Rainville Brothers Chapel, 222 E. Hennepin. Interment Sat. 3 pm at Woodland Cemetery, New York Mills.

Friends may call 4-9 pm Fri. New York Mills Herald reveal a dusting of particles filling the gaps between the major rings. This "enormous amount of structure in the rings creates some problems," one scientist said. Voyager 1 will sail within about 80,000 miles of the planet Wednesday. California survey links TV viewing, test scores United Press International Sacramento, Calif.

Children's scores in school achievement tests decline in relation to the amount of television they watch each day, the California Department of Education said Thursday. It reported the more than 500,000 pils in which their state's sixth- and sessment tests against their television results of a survey of public school puscores in the twelfth grade aswere measured habits. The survey indicated that sixth graders who watched television an hour or less a day achieved scores about 7 percent higher than those who watch television four hours or more daily. Test scores declined rapidly for children who watched television more than three hours a day. Twelfth graders watching television six hours day or more got scores about 14 percent lower in all areas than those who confined their viewing to an hour or less.

Two gunmen kill policeman, civilian in Basque province Associated Press San Sebastian, Spain Two gunmen shot and killed a policeman and a civilian Thursday in the Basque industrial town of Eibar, officials said. They said gunmen shot and wounded a policeman in another attack later yesterdayday in Baracaldo, near Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque region of northern Spain. Police said the attackers were believed to represent the separatist organization ETA, which wants to form an independent nation from the three Basque provinces. Arson is suspected in Burnsville Center fire United Press International Burnsville fire officials said Thursday that arson was the possible cause of a fire Wednesday evening at Burnsville Center, a shopping center. The center was evacuated about 8:30 p.m.

A guard said he saw a man running from the area just before the fire broke out near the Powers store. Some sheetrock walls were burned and telephone wires were damaged. Firemen also reported smoke and water damage in the shopping area. Explosion kills 1 in S. Korea An explosion in a crowded music hall killed one person and injured 11 in Kwangju, South Korea, police said.

The provincial capital was the, scene of riots last spring and authorities were investigating the possibility of sabotage. The explosion caused the ceiling of the hall to collapse and left a hole 4 inches deep in the concrete floor, police said. Please Copy. Watson Mary, 64, Napa, CA, formerly Lake Minnetonka, Pheasant Lawn, Orono, Tuesday, Nov. 4, from injuries sustained auto accident near Napa, Sunday, Nov.

2. Former Board Chairman of Hennepin County Soil Water District, State Board of League of Women Voters, former President West Tonka League of Women Voters and Delta Gamma Sorority. Active in American Field Service. Survived by husband, Robert Napa, CA, sons, Steven New York City, NY, John D. daughter-in-law, Janet grandson, Phillip, South Salem, NY.

Memorial services 4 pm Friday Wayzata Community Church, Ferndale Wayzata Blvd. Memorials may be given to the Sierra Club or League of Women Voters. 16 million acres opened to energy development Associated Press Washington, D.C. The Interior Department opened 16.6 million acres in nine western states Thursday to energy development. The decision came after a review ordered by Congress of land decisions the government made during the early part of the century.

While the decision affects a lot of land, officials said most of the land was not known to contain energy reserves. Wyoming had the with 7.78 million involved are Arizona, California, lion; Idaho, Nevada, million, and Utah, most land affected acres. Other states 48,500 acres; Colorado, 1.19 milMontana, New Mexico, 3.12 3.99 million. Nebraska cuts taxes to avoid illegal surplus Associated Press Lincoln, Neb. With the law and the balance mandating, and Assessment cut vidual income tax from 17 percent to eral income tax to Jan.

1, 1980. the state treasury a tax reduction, of Equalization Nebraska's indirate Thursday 15 percent of fedliability, retroactive The 15 percent income tax rate, along with the unchanged 3 percent statewide sales tax, were continued for 1981. The rates had to be cut in order to avoid a surplus of illegal proportions in the state treasury next June 30. Unreduced rates would have left a balance of $84 million, which would be higher than that permitted by law. Deaths elsewhere J.

Kelly Sisk, board chairman of Multimedia died Thursday in Greenville, S.C., at the age of 67. Sisk took charge of Multimedia in 1968, when it owned several newspapers and broadcast stations in the South, including the News and Piedmont newspapers in Greenville. He added 11 other daily newspapers, 22 nondailies, the Music City News, four television stations, 11 radio stations, several cable TV systems and a syndication division that handles "The Phil Donahue Show." Money-saving coupons save you dollars every week in the Minneapolis Tribune 9 Cemetery Lots BUYING CEMETERY PROPERTY NOW MAKES IT EASIER ON YOU Advance purchase allows for more careful consideration. instead of leaving this decision to someone you love, you can select property yourself at a time that will be less somber for all. For information call 822-2171.

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