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Panel says complete study of Agent Orange might be impossible Hennepin County Marriage license applications Bonnie L. Gydesen, 31, 4537 Irving Av. James W. Dawn E. Jeffers, 29, and John I.

Ramstad, 27, both Baker, 45, 10741 NW. Do Dogwood a Coon Rapids. 2632 Dupont Av. S. Beverly Y.

Beasley, 25, and Lawrence A. Hayes, 30, both 2930 Blaisdell Av. S. Lynette Spenny, 24, 1655 W. Innsbruck Columbia Heights; Jay Pottenger, 26, Poplar, Mont.

Elizabeth J. Slade, 31, and Dean H. Christenson, 29, both 5053 Washburn Av. N. Pamela A.

Madsen, 22, 561 Rice Creek Terrace, Fridley; Joseph S. Weipert, 23, Tempe, Ariz. Kay Lecander, 22, and Alan Scheiller, 24, both 8312 Zane Av. Brooklyn Park. Mary K.

Anderson, 30, 3254 Xerxes Av. Thomas P. Gorilla, 35, Ironwood, Mich. Julie A. Jaworski, 19, and Daniel J.

Williams, 21, both 1258 NE. Skywood Lane, Fridley. Elizabeth J. Puliu, 26, and James R. Roden, 26, both 6220 N.

Magnolia Lane, Maple Grove. Kathy Sevey, 23, 5738 Holiday Court, Minnetonka; Wayne Hagstrom, 24, Pine City, Minn. Janis K. Olson, 26, Britt, Craig A. Swanson, 27, Virginia, Minn.

Debra K. Roiger, 19, and Robert M. Utne, 23, both 7229 3rd Av. Richfield. JoAnn Wiederhorn, 34, and Donald L.

Roche, 38, both 2641 Dupont Av. S. Kathleen M. Wiesner, 26, and Thomas R. Mahigan, 25, both 3122 Farnum Barbara J.

Leitner, 25, 6301 Lyndale Av. Ricky A. Lilia, 26, 6520 13th Av. S. Kim Turnberg, 30, 3730 28th Av.

Hideki Sano, 32, 195 Edmund St. Paul. Robin A. Hohzapple, 25, 3141 Jersey Av. St.

Louis Park; Siros W. Jabari, 28, 414 7th AV. SE. Barb Wilder, 27, and Jeff Wallner, 25, both 3335 Coachman Eagan. Deborah R.

Kirby, 30, Minneapolis; Donald P. Speicher, 31, Brooklyn Park. Susan R. Erickson, 23, 4401 W. 110th Bloomington; Gregory S.

Larson, 26, Fargo, N.D. Ann M. Gerlach, 23, 1510 Mainstreet, Hopkins; Brian K. Wellens, 27, 533 E. Park Valley Hopkins.

Lori K. Engelking, 23, 14660 Southampton Burnsville; Richard A. Huckle 29, Mt. Prospect, Ill. Kimberly S.

Reed, 27, 10156 Lyndale Av. Bloomington; Dennis J. Gallenberg, 28, 11755 NW. 191st Lane, Elk River. Deborah E.

Ahiberg, 25, Prineville, Douglas M. Hilsen, 26, Bismarck, N.D. Carolinda M. Meuwissen, 25, 9021 High Point Circle, Eden Prairie; Robert W. Snyder, 30, 8609 Darnel Eden Prairie.

Kathleen M. Gunderson, 28, n298, Valley High Burnsville; Larry W. Borgen, 1201 W. 156th Burnsville. Diane E.

Rodgers, 25, 9120 Nicollet Av. Bloomington, Apt. Kevin P. Erickson, 24, 9120 Nicollet Av. Bloomington, Apt.

3. Tina M. Enz, 23, 5815 Pleasant Av. John T. Wolff, 21, 420 Harrison Av.

Edina. Jean L. Gruett, 26, and James L. Taylor 11, 36, both 8061 14th Av. Bloomington.

'Kathleen Holmquist, 35, 4909. Wellington New Noreen L. Mausolf, 27, 608 S. 9th Mark R. NeuBrighton; Steven Hauge, 33, LaHabra, Calif.

bauer, 27, 126 S. 12th St. Eva E. Rios, 34, and Michael S. McLaughlin, 32, both Chicago, Ill.

Barbara A. Burnham, 27, and Michael A. Steiner, 26, both 4049 NE. Monroe Columbia Heights. Lorraine Aldana, 34, 516 191h Av.

William Rodriguez, 28, 3520 Dupont Av. S. Lynn M. Slater, 25, 2309 Blomquist White Bear Lake; Thomas A. Dittrich, 24, 7801 Zane Av.

Brooklyn Park. Eliza M. Farris, 26, 987 Dupont Av. Eugene McWilliams, 37, 3520 Heatherton Edina. Pamela Patterson Dickey, 24, and Joshua D.

Uran, 29, both 2705 Watertown Long Lake. Sandra L. Hubbard, 26, 770 Lund Av. Spring Lake Park; Thomas J. Madigan, 30, 4412 NE.

4th Columbia Heights. Paula E. Kroll, legal, 4731 NE. 6th Columbia Heights; Raymond Haynus, legal, 1001 49th Av. Columbia Heights.

Kim Anderson, 25, and Turner Anderson, 37, both 1215 S. 9th St. Emily P. Fairbanks, 32, 5740 N. Oakview Lane, Plymouth; Paul D.

Shellum, 30, 8634 Zinnia Way, Maple Grove. Diane M. Hayes, 24, 8101 46th Av. New Hope; Jeffrey A. Krause, 24, 5432 Unity Av.

Crystal. Lori White, 21, 13650 85th Av. Maple Grove; Sta- cv. Paquin, 23, 13140 Basswood Lane, Rogers. Births GIRLS AYRES, Debra and Michael, 11210 Lanewood Circle, Eden Prairie.

BASARA, Sheryl and Paul, 2618 NE. Beniamin St. BLOM, Joan and Larry, 2943 Chowen Av. Robbinsdale. BLOMGREN, Dana and Randy, 4324 Zenith Av.

Robbinsdale. BRUEGGEMAN, Rhonda and Steven, 307 7th Av. Hopkins. DOLAN, Kimberly and William, Litchfield, Minn. FAISON, Debra Charles, 13584 Caramel Trail, Eden Prairie.

GAUT, Annette and Eugene, Rockford, Minn. GUY, Catherine and Jonathan, 8807 Knollwood Eden Prairie. HENDRICKS, Linda and Duane, 6248 N. Nathan Lane, Maple Grove. HOWE, Elise and William, 2450 N.

Holly Lane, Plymouth. HULTQUIST, Susan and Steven, 1306 Winderest Eagan. JASKO, KARVONEN, Sandra and Susan and Thomas, Joel, 1027 8195 43rd AVation Greenfield. KAY, Linda and Thomas, 4206 N. Hemlock Lane, Plymouth.

KLEIN, Michelle and Jeffrey, 11609 Virginia Av. Champlin. LACK, Stephanie and Michael, 13 Tamarack Otsego. LATTERNER, Sheryl and Timothy, 621 W. 82nd Chaska.

MAERTENS, Heidi and Steven, 5805 Winnetka Av. New Hope. MEDINA, Lucinda and Michael, 1220 27th Av. NE. MICHAUD, Cheri and Jay, 2210 Queen Av.

N. OKINS, Kathleen and Craig, 2701 Hampshire Av. Crystal. PETERSON, Susan and James, 6540 Emerson Av. Richfield.

POSHKOFF, Jeri Jo and Gordon, 6480 Craig Eden Prairie. RAPPEL, Virginia and Stanley, 6331 Edgemont Circle, Brooklyn Park. ROFF, Tammy and James, 3110 W. 90th Bloomington. ROSENOW, Cheryl and Donald, 18463 Lake George Oak Grove.

SALLIS, Johnice and James, 2024 Brookview Brooklyn Center. SHEPROW, Robin and Douglas, 9063 Hyland Creek Bloomington. Body recovered from The Hennepin County Sheriff's Department Water Patrol Tuesday recovered the body of a 27-year-old Osseo man who disappeared Saturday while swimming on Lake Minnetonka. Kevin Gerald Brunn, 533 3rd Av. was found at about 8:45 a.m.

on Grand jury indicts An inmate at Oak Park Heights prison already serving time for another crime was indicted Tuesday for firstdegree murder in the July 1985 stabbing death of Michael Allgood. A. Hennepin County grand jury indicted Michael Ellison, 36, on two counts of first-degree murder. He previously had not been charged in the case. SMITH, Debra and Mark, 4720 Covington Court, Eagan.

SUNDET, Anna and Ray, 3905 W. 48th Edina. WANAT, Linda Jeffrey, 3111 Vera Cruz Av. Crystal. WATSON, Sherri and Charles, 307 20th Av.

Hopkins. YOUNG, Ginnette and Kevin, 3418 Moorland Minnetonka. BOYS BAUMEL, Elizabeth and Abraham, 225 Sumter Av. Golden Valley. BIRR, Debra and Lyle, 3249 Xenia Av.

Crystal. BLEI, Bette Richard, 3620 Perry Av. Robbinsdale. BOLIN, Denise and Ronald, 4415 NE. 5th Columbia Heights.

BONIN, Lee and Phil, 5920 N. Goldenrod Lane, Plymouth. BROSTROM, Jeanne and Gerald, 12244 23rd Av. Burnsville. GERSHONE, Fern and Ernest, 2515 Zinran Av.

St. Louis Park. HAGSTROM, Bonita and Terence, 8133 Vincent Av. Brooklyn Park. HAUGEN, Susan Kevin, Rockford, Minn.

HENTZ, Luann and Alphons, 12 Bayview Circle, Chaska. HOLMBERG, Cheryl and Howard, 3129 Idaho Av. St. Louis Park. HUME, Sharon and Patrick, 5028 53rd Av.

Crystal. JOHNSON, Karol and Bradley, 8910 Hilltop St. Bonifacius. JOHNSON, Robin and Michael, 2106 Queen Av. N.

JOURDAIN, Debbie Robert, 2717 12th Av. S. JUNTILLA, 1 Kristine and Neil, 4850 N. Forestview Lane, Plymouth. KIEFFER, Elizabeth and John, 19927 Larkin Corcoran.

LARSON, Susan and Phillip, 401 16th Av. Hopkins. LITYNSKI, Wilma and Paul, 3023 Golden Valley Golden Valley. MEYERS, Roxanne and Peter, 1451 Arden Arden Hills. O'NEAL, Pamela and Craig, 4321 27th Av.

S. OSMONSON, Ellen and David, 1807 3rd Av. N. PENNINGTON, Judy and Robert, 225 Arthur Av. SE.

PERIUS, Tracy and Jerome, 541 79th Av. Brooklyn Park. POMIJE, Pennie and David, 6831 N. Fremont Brooklyn Center. QUAM, Joan and John, 838 3rd Excelsior.

RIZK, Soher and Isaac, 3201 3rd Av. S. SCHUTTE, Linda and James, 5700 73rd Av. Brooklyn Park. SHERVEY, Myriam and Mark, 7104 Pontiac Circle, Chanhassen.

SMITH, Vanessa and Arnold, 2813 Pillsbury Av. S. STARR, Kim and Marc, Cedar, Minn. TSANG, Irene and Kin Hing, 10310 28th Av. Plymouth.

WEDLL, Carol and Lawrence, 5817 47th Av. Crystal. WILLCUTT, Barbara and Clarence, 8121 Bryant Av. Bloomington. YOCHIM, Karen and Timothy, 4620 Adell Av.

Golden Valley. TWIN GIRLS WEAVER, Julie and Robert, 315 Juneau Lane, Plymouth. Deaths ANDERSON, William 71, 6304 York Av. Edina. APPELGET, Mark Alan, 26, 5765 Glenmoor Circle, Minntonka.

BOE, Kenneth Peter, 61, 12926 Portland Av. Burnsville. BOYES, Bryce 91, 5825 74th Av. Brooklyn Park. BURNS, James Thomas, 67, 3417 York Av.

Robbinsdale. CANFIELD, Harry 50, 7042 Quail Av. Brooklyn Center. CONLIN, Patrick 51, 8214 Ideal Av. Cottage Grove.

DOLLAR, William J. 73, 1315 Olson Memorial Hwy. DOOLITTLE, Evelyn 91, 22 5th Av. Hopkins. DWELLE, Mary 66, 1425 W.

28th St. EDISON, Sigurd Pararlie, 85, 3730 Penn Av. N. FLEMINO, Laurence 69, 6341 Longfellow Av. Richfield.

FRANTZ, Otto Henry, 93, 615 Minnetonka Mills Hopkins. FROMAN, Molly Elaine, 71, 2089 Watson St. Paul. FRUEN, Richard 70, 7600 Golden Valley Golden Valley. GAMMELL, John 75, 6005 Eden Prairie Edina.

HIVELEY, Myrtle Ida, 102, 1815 Central Av. NE. HRUSKA, Charles 71, 2228 Aldrich Av. N. IGWE, Linus Ifeava, 34, 10721 Smetana Minnetonka.

INBERG, Lindy 52, Owatonna, Minn. JACOBSEN, Thorvald 71, Tyler, Minn. KOENIG, Bertha, 87, 3737 Bryant Av. S. LARSON, Adolph 75, 1025 9th Av.

South St. Paul. LaVASSEUR, Dwain 65, 2625 N. Pilgrim Lane, Plymouth. LeBECK, John 87, 6624 Oakland Av.

Richfield. LEE, Rose 79, 1510 Mainstreet, Hopkins. LUHRMAN, Henry 58, 3717 W. 83rd Bloomington. MADGE, Gerald Glenn, 29,2312 E.

34th St. MARTINI, Edward 96, 5517 Lyndale Av. S. NELSON, Joseph Trove Elvin, 87, 82, 2739 2433 Cedar 5th Av. Av.

S. NILAND, Merle Mary, 84, 615 Minnetonka Mills Hopkins. O'KEEFE, Sheridan 74, 3801 Upton Av. N. PARSONS, Andrew 16, 17491 138th Dayton.

PATTERSON, Jesse, 79, 1917 Newton Av. N. PEDERSEN, Mable Rudolph, 85, 3701 3738 Bryant Av. S. Melita, 91, Perry Av.

Robbinsdale. RUNEBORG, SHEPHERDSON, Stephen Mildred 17, 3849 91, 18th 7500 Av. W. 522nd St. Louis Park.

SLITER, Ethel 77, 3944 Chowen Av. S. STAUFFER, Donald 60, 3268 N. Shore OroSTEWART, Donald 70, 5430 Boone Av. New Hope.

SWENSON, Walter Alfred, 84, 5720 11th Av. S. TAMTE, Myrtle 78, 8008 Bass Lake New Hope. THRUNE, Hubert 70, 3546 Humboldt Av. N.

TLUSTY, Patrick Leon, Medford, Wis. TREMBLEY, Florence, 67, 3869 Heather Eagan. TRUWE, James 59, Rockford, Ill. Urho 73, 4740 Clinton Av. S.

UNGLESBEE, William 25, 5017 Angeline Av. Crystal. VanHALE, Alice 69, 23901 Queen Av. N. WALTZING, Frederick 82, Minn.

WIDMARK, Blanche 67, 3710 E. 34th St. WILSON, Janet Marilyn, 59, 1945 N. Kelly Golden Valley. Lake Minnetonka the northeast end of Maxwell Bay in Orono.

Patrol officers spotted Brunn's body not far from where friends saw him go under while swimming at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday, said a water patrol spokesman. in fatal stabbing The body of Allgood, 26, 3125 29th Av. was found in a used-car lot at 2900 E. Lake St.

He was last seen alive at the Poodle Club, 3001 E. Lake St. Los Angeles Times can't do a scientifically valid study Washington, D.C. A White House science panel has concluded that incomplete military records may make it impossible to perform an acceptable study ordered by Congress of Agent Orange. As a result, tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans and their families might never know with scientific certainty whether a wide range of ailments were caused by wartime contact with the chemical defoliant.

Similarly, a failure to complete study would leave in question the safety of using the herbicide now banned by an presidential order in future wars. The same report contains an allegation by the former top U.S. military official in South Vietnam that the Justice Department is "stonewalling" attempts by Vietnam veterans to get military documents to help substantiate court claims that they were harmfully exposed to Agent Orange. The Justice Department denied the charge and said it had been cooperating with lawyers representing veterans' interests. The 364-page document, a copy of which was made available to the Los Angeles Times, represents an effort by the Reagan administration to respond to a 1980 congressional mandate to assess the possible health effects of Agent Orange, which contains small amounts of dioxin, a particularly toxic poison.

The administration appears to be on the verge of telling Congress it cannot complete the study. While this was designed to be the most comprehensive study of the health effects of Agent Orange, other studies are tracking Air Force veterans who worked with the herbicide. These studies are examining the physical and psychological effects of service in Vietnam, tracking women who served in Vietnam and examining the development of certain kinds of cancer among veterans. So far the studies have found virtually no correlation between Agent Orange exposure and health problems. A copy of the science panel's report has been sent to the House Veterans Affairs subcommittee on hospitals and health care, which will turn it over to the congressional Office of Technology Assessment for review.

"There is unanimous agreement that epidemiological study of ground troops' possible exposures to Agent Orange, based solely on military records, does not appear to be scientifically feasible," the White House's Agent Orange Working Group's science panel concluded. "We're not saying people weren't exposed or that they don't have problems," said a scientist who worked on the report. "We're saying you Orchestra Continued from page 3B way. It's still in the preliminary stages. When we actually will begin it hasn't been decided.

It seems to me that later this year would be a good time to begin." Despite the deficits, the orchestra reports 1985-86 as its most successful season in terms of tickets sold and ticket revenue. Both categories increased by 14 percent over the previous year. Ticket sales totaled $1,145,306. More than 98 percent of seats for concerts at the Ordway Music Theatre were sold, and an average of 90 percent at all other locations. Income for the year was expenses were $4,594,663.

Corporate contributions amounted to $419,560, an increase of 15.5 percent over the previous year. The orchestra's complete annual report will be released Sept. 12 at the annual meeting of members. Meet St. Thomas After Work "The warmth, the commitment, the quality.

a reality at New College. "My employer benefits from my education, I benefit from it, and I am able to feel successful in my professional career." Perry Jurgens, Current Student, New College Manager of Computer Technology and Communications, Jostens Begin by attending an information session: p.m. Aug. 21 O'Shaughnessy Educational Center, College of St. Thomas NEWCOLLEGE Call our 24-hour information line: 647-5322 COLLEGE OF Undergraduate evening and weekend division St.Thomas The College of St.

Thomas admits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin. based on military records." Another official who helped prepare the report added: "The records do not support using the Vietnam battlefield as a scientific laboratory." The records do not show soldiers' daily locations or document all the aerial and ground spraying that was done to defoliate jungles, and kill crops in enemy areas. Before officially throwing in the towel, the White House panel is awaiting a report from the Centers for Disease Control, which is testing a method to detect dioxin exposure in blood serum. But if that method cannot be combined with available military records to show which veterans were exposed to the herbicide, "the Agent Orange epidemiological study should be discontinued," the report says. INCORPORATE? Most small businesses should be incorporated.

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Bring the coupon below, good for off a glass of beer from Mingles, now at Village North and Saxon Bowls; the newly-remodeled Black Swan Grill at Southdale Bowl; or our lounge at Southtown. So visit your nearest Pinguin Center soon. We can't promise you the grand prize, only a grand time. OFF A GLASS OF TAP BEER GOOD MINGLES, BLACK OR SOUTHTOWN Contest Rules: Entrants must be 18 years of of an employee at the Pinguin Centers, Kraus-Anderson Entrants need not register for league bowling in order of the four Pinguin Bowling Centers. Winners will be AT THE Pinguin Centers VILLAGE NORTH BOWL 7500 Zane Ave.

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