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Vital statistics 12 Kokomo (Ind.) Monday, Sept. 17, 1990 'LA. best drama series; Ted Danson finally wins Emmy PASADENA, calif. "L.A. Law" won the Emmy for belt drama aeries for the third time in four years, "Murphy Browrt" was named best comedy and the acclaimed "Twin Peaks," nominated 14 times, managed only two technical trophies, Ted Danson, the skirt-chasing bartender Sam Malone on "Cheers," finally won as best comedy series actor Sunday night after being nominated eight times every year the NBC show has been on the air.

And Candice Bergen of CBS' "Murpy Brown" Won best actress as the acid- tongued newswoman for a second consecutive year. In a big signoff for "The Tracey Uliman Show," the British comedian's program grabbed the most awards at the 42nd annual Emmys with six. Uliman, who pulled the plug on the little-watched show last spring, won Fox Broadcasting Co. its first Emmys last year. "Oh, blimey, this brings it all full circle," said Miss Uliman, honored with a pair of Emmys in the music-variety category for her work as star and a writer.

"I miss the show a whole lot." Peter Talk's rumpled but Weather National weather Tht forMMt lor noon, Tuttdly, Stpt, II, Tonight: Clear and continued cold. Low in the middle 40s. Regional weather 11 OfTV. Cloudy Tuesday: Sunny in the morning, becoming cloudy in the afternoon. Not as cool.

Highs in the upper 60s. Wedn es Chance of showers. Low In the mid 40s and low 50s. High in the 70s. Thursday: Chance of showers.

Low in the 50s. High in the mid 70s. Friday: Chance of showers. Low in the 50s. High in the mid 80s.

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Mirle, Mich. A kid's view Normal high: 79 Normal low: 55 24-hour precip: none Monthly precip: 1.38 inches Avg. monthly precip: 2.8 inches At 10 a.m. Today's temperature: 54 Humidity: 71 percent Dew point: 45 degrees Barometric pressure: 30.30 IN Cloudy Sunset tonight: 7:50 Sunrise tomorrow: 6:28 Moon phases: Kokomo area pupils are creating pictures depicting weather conditions for the Kokomo Tribune. Today's picture is by Tipton's Christina Lynn Sandoval, a Jefferson Elementary pupil.

brilliant "Columbo" earned him the dramatic actor award his fourth Emmy for the role of the trenchcoat-wearlng detective he created during the '70s. Patricia Wettig, who plays a cancer- stricken young mother on ABC's "thirtysomething," won the best dramatic actress trophy. "I would really like to thank all the women with cancer who have shared their stories with me so wholeheartedly," a teary Miss Wettig said. 'I shared their insights and their fears. I truly salute their courage." Despite 14 nominations, CBS' "Twin Peaks," the strange new series about murder in a Northwest logging town, captured only two technical trophies for editing and costuming.

Both were given in a non-televised ceremony Saturday. Emmy winners listed Instead, NBC's "L.A. Law" went home with the best drama Emmy an honor it also received in 1987 and 1989 and won a writing award plus a best supporting actor Emmy for Jimmy Smits, who plays lawyer Victor Sifuentes. PASADENA, caiif. (API Hart it com plttt Hit of ol tnt 41nd Annul) Prlmttlmc Emmy Awards Saturday and Sunday nlonts.

Drama Strut: "L.A, Law," NBC. Comtdy "Murphy Brown," CBS. Ministries: "Drug Wart: Tht Camarana Story," NBC. Drama-Comady, Special: TK, "Hallmark Hall of Carolina?" CBS; and "ATfcT Presents: Tht Incident," CBS. Variety, Vuilc or Comedy Special: "Sammy Davit Annlvertary Celebration," ABC.

Variety Mutlc or Comedy Strut: "in Living Color," Fox. Lead Actrett, Drama Serlet: Patricia Wettlg, "thlrtytomethlng," ABC. Lead Actor Drama Serlet: Peter FalH, Lead Actrett, Comedy Serlet: Candice Bergen, "Murphy Brown," CBS. Lead Actor, Comedy Serlet: Ted Danton, Lead Actor, Ministries or Special: Hume Cronyn, "Age-Old Frlendl," HBO. Lead Actrett, Mlnlterlet or Special: Barbara Henhey, "A Killing In a Small Town," CBS.

Supporting Actratt, Drama Serlet: Marg Helgenberger, "China Beach," ABC. Supporting Actor, Drama Serlet: Jimmy Smltt, "L.A. Law," NBC. Supporting Actrett, Comedy Serlet: Bebe Neuwlrth, "Cheers," NBC. Supporting Actor, Comedy Serlet: Alex Rocco, "The Famous Teddy CBS.

Supporting Actrett, Mlnlterlet or Special: Eva Marie Saint, "People Like Ut," NBC. Supporting Actor, Mlnlterlet or Special: Vincent Gardenia, "Age-Old Frlendt," HBO. Individual Performance, Variety or Mutlcal Program: Tracey Uliman, "The Belt of the Tracey Uliman Show," Fox. Directing, Comedy Serlet: "The Wonder Years: Good-Bye," ABC, Directing, Mlnlterlet or Special: "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Caroline?" CBS. Directing, Variety or Mutlc Program: "The Kennedy Center A Celebration of the Performing Artt," CBS.

Directing, Drama Serlet: Tie, "Equal Juttlce: Promltet to Keep," ABC; and "thlrtytomethlng: Writing, Drama Serlet: "L.A. Law: Blood, Sweat It Feart," NBC. Writing, Comedy Serlet: "The Wonder Yeart: Writing, Mlnlterlet or Special: "American Playhoute: Andre't Mother," PBS. Writing, Variety or Mutlc Program: Tie, "Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow," HBO; and "The Tracey Uliman Show," tenet, Fox. Art Direction, Serlet: "Star Trek: The Next Generation: Slnt of The Choreography: "The 17th Annual American Mutlc Awardt," ABC.

Guett Actor, Comedy Serlet: Darren McOavIn, "Murphy Brown," CBS. Uuett Actrett, Comedy Serlet: Swootle Kurtz, "Carol ft Company," NBC. Actor, Patrick News of record Births Howard Community Hospital Brennan, Thomas and Lauretta (Bobak), Grissom Air Force Base, a boy, Michael Joseph, 7 pounds, at 8:31 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 13, 1990.

Fisher, Walter and Miriam (Shrader), 4387 S. Road 450 East, a boy, Clayton Albert, 7 pounds, 12 ounces, at 2:09 a.m. Friday, Sept. 14,1990. Dismissals Howard Community Hospital Benner, Shirley, 602 Maumee Drive Burnette, Connie, 1925 W.

Vaile Ave. Fleenor, William, 2372 S. Road 200 East Gingerich, Abbie, 5616 N. Road 500 East Heath, Nola, 2212 N. Road 250 East Lot 63 Held, Cynthia, 814 Tomahawk Blvd.

Hurst, Carol, 1833 Columbus Blvd. Johnson, Darlene, Frankfort King, Ida, 605 S. Bell St. Apartment 407 Mendelson, Stanley, 520 Goyer Road Miller, Randy, 5851 N. Road 100 West Pagel, Linda, Russiaville Parrish, Shirley, 3163 N.

Road 300 East Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center Anderson, Nor ma, 3315 W. Jefferson Road Arion, Marjorie, Logansport Dewitt, Dorothy, Kokomo Dickey, Janet, 927 N. Philips St. Heeringa, Kelly, Young America Highley, Mark, Greentown Hollingsworth, Delvigne, 925 S. Road 300 West Needier, Jacqueline, 1982 S.

Road 400 West Smith, Nellie, 2296 S. Road 750 West Walker, Julie, Cutler R.R.I Causes of death Howard County Coy A. Huskey, 69, Galveston, emphysema. Madge Gines, 56, 2410 Greytwig Drive, metastatic carcinoma of breast. Robert J.

Guerre, 64, 511 S. Indiana bowel infarction. Lewis H. Wilson, 67, Denver R.R. Inspiration pneumonia.

Mabel L. Orem, 87, 2905 W. Sycamore hypoxia. Margaret W. Conner, 93,2905 W.

Sycamore atherosclerotic cardiavascular disease. Eva D. Gaby, 92, Logansport, advanced atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Nathan E. Miles, infant, Amboy R.R.

1, cardiac arrest. Velma R. Weideman, 71, 399 S. Road 300 West, breast cancer. Garney R.

Fink, 55, 2005 N. Bell myocardial infarction. Obituaries James Haworth James A. Haworth, 72, 1407 W. Havens died at 12:15 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 16, 1990, in Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center. He was born March 19, 1918, in Kokomo, the son of James G. and Mable (Armstrong) Haworth. Nov.

8,1942, he married Betty J. Jackson, who survives. Haworth had worked as a older at Haworth mechanic, working at several service stations. He was a member and past worthy president of Eagle Lodge 255. Also surviving are a son, Gerald Haworth of Kokomo; two daughters, Judith Peterson of Maggie Valley, N.C., and Anita Sommers of Kokomo; a sister, Harriet Trueblood of Kokomo; 10 grandchildren; andastepgrandson.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in fillers Mortuary. The Rev. A.D. "Sam" Stevens will officiate.

Burial will be in South Union Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary. Memorials may be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Loren Wolf FLORA, Ind.

Loren A. Wolf, 87, Flora R.R. 1, died at 12:15 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 16,1990, in Brethren Home.

He was born April 28, 1903, in Carroll County, a son of John and Nancy (Flora) Wolf. In 1925, he married Martha L. Fraling, who died in 1981. A retired farmer, Wolf was a member of Flora Old German Baptist Church. Surviving are three sons, Lowell and Paul Wolf, both of Phoenix, and Wayne Wolf of Flora R.R.

three daughters, Ruth Burns of Flora, Esther Huser of Albuquerque, N.M., and Evelyn Riffey of Lapel; three brothers, Jesse and Chester Wolf, both of Piermont, and Noah Wolf of Flora; two sisters, Mary Eller of Rossville and Orpha Miller of Homestead, 20 grandchildren; and 37 great-grandchildren. A daughter and a brother preceded him in death. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Flora Old German Baptist Church. Home brethren will officiate.

Burial will be in in Maple Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Reinke Funeral Home. Joseph Jones Joseph E. Jones, 32, formerly of 528 E.

Jackson died at 15:22 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 115, 1990, in Forest Park Healthcare Center. He was born Sept. 7, 1958, in Kokomo, a son of Booker T.

and Lena (Stringer) Jones. An Army veteran, Jones was a 1978 graduate of Haworth High School. He attended New Bethel Tabernacle and was a member of American Legion Post 177. Surviving are his father of Kokomo; three brothers, Noris, Freddie and Donald Jones, all of Kokomo; and two sisters, Debra McClullum and Marcia James, both of Kokomo. A brother and a sister preceded him in death.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Fountain of Life Worship Center. Burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church.

Jones Herman Lange COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Herman C. Lange, 80, Columbia City, died Saturday, Sept. 15,1990, in Whitley County Memorial Hospital. He was born Jan.

24, 1910, in Delaware County the son of Frank and Viola Lange. Lange was raised in Muncie, then lived in Eaton until 1969 when he moved here. He retired in 1970 from Warner Gear Division in Muncie after 35 years of service. He was a gear cutter. He was a member of Eaton United Methodist Church and Warner Gear Sympathy Club.

In April 1935, he married Clara Wandelle, who survives with three sons, Lee 0. Lange of Kokomo, Leslie Lange of Muncie and Larry Lange of Marion; a sister, Victoria Lange of Warren; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Pitman-Richman Funeral Home at Eaton. The Rev.

David Henry will officiate. Burial will be in Union Cemetery at Eaton. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 p.m. today and after 8 a.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.

Funerals Smith, James services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Mount Pisgah Baptist Church. Whitacre, Leonard services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Fenn Funeral Home. Richardson, Patricia Langan, services 10 a.m.

Wednesday, St. John's Catholic Church, Tipton. Quest Actor, Series: McGoohan, "Colombo," ABC. Outlt Actrtil, Drama Series: Vlveca Llnd- tort, "Life Goes On," ABC. Cinematography, Mlnlserles or Special: "Murder In Mississippi," NBC.

Cinematography, Series: "Quantum Leap," NBC. Editing, Series (Single camera production): "Twin Peaks," ABC. Editing, Mlnlserles or Special (Multi-camera production): "The Beat of the Tracey Uliman Show," Fox. Editing, Mlnlierlei or Special (Single-camera production): Editing, Serlet (Multi-camera production): "The Tracey Uliman Show," Fox. Casting, Mlnlaerles or Special: "The Incident," CBS.

Art Direction, Mlnlterlet or Special: "The Phantom of the Opera, part Two," NBC. Art Direction, Variety or Music Program: "The 62nd Annual Academy Awards," ABC. Sound Editing, Series: "Star Trek, The Next Generation," Syndicated. Sound Mixing, Drama Mlnlserles or Special: "Cross of Fire, Part One," NBC. Sound Mixing, Drama Series: "China Beach," ABC.

Sound Mixing, Variety, Music Series or Special: "The Arsenlo Hall Show," Syndicated. Sound Editing, Mlnlserles or Special (Two- way tie): "Challenger," "Family of Spies, Part One," CBS. Sound Mixing, Comedy Series or Special: "Cheers," NBC. Makeup, Mlnlserles or Special: "Billy Crystal: Midnight Train to Moscow," HBO. Special Visual Effects (Area award; three winners): "By Dawn's Early Light," HBO; "Miracle Landing," CBS; "The Orchestra," PBS.

Costume Design, Mlnlserles or Special: "The Kennedys of Massachusetts, Part One," ABC. Costume Design, Variety or Music Program: "Mother Ooose Rock 'N' Rhyme," Disney. Costume Design, Series: "Twin Peaks," ABC. Costuming, Series: "The Young Riders," ABC. Informational Series: "Smithsonian World," PBS.

informational Special (Two-way tie): "Dance In America: Bob Fosse Steam Heat," PBS; "Broadway's Dreamers: The Legacy of the Group Theatre," PBS. Classical Program In the Performing Arts: "Aide," PBS. Individual Achievement Classical Music- Dance Programming (Area awards; two winners): "The Eighth Annual Van Cllburn International Piano Competition," PBS; "Carmen on Ice," HBO. Individual Achievement Informational Programming (Area award; two winners): Eugene Smith, Photography Made Difficult," PBS; "A Conversation Disney. Children's Program: "A Mother's Courage: The Mary Thomas Story," NBC.

Animated Program (One hour or less): "The Simpsons," Fox. Music Composition, Series: "Beauty and the Beast," CBS. Music Composition, Mlnlserles or Special: "The Shell Seekers," ABC. Music Direction: "Julie Andrews In Concert," PBS. Music and Lyrics: "From the Heart The First international Very Special Arts Festival," NBC.

Halrstyllng, Mlnlserles or Special (Two-way tie): "Fall From Grace," NBC; "The Phantom of the Opera, Part One" NBC. Makeup, Series (Two-way tie): "Allen Nation," Fox; "The Tracey Uliman Show," Fox. Halrstyllng, Series: "The Tracey Uliman Show," Fox. Lighting Direction, Comedy Series: "Just the Ten of Us," ABC. Lighting Direction, Drama Series, Variety Series, Minlserles or Special (Two-way tie): "The 17th Annual American Music Awards," ABC; "The Earth Day Special," ABC.

Technical Direction, Series: "Saturday Night Live," NBC. Technical Direction, Mlnlserles or Special: "The Magic of David Copperfleld XII: Niagara Falls," CBS. Governor's Award: Leonard Goldenson. Tribute to veterans American flags like the one i shown here that appear with some obituaries in the Kokomo Tribune signify that the deceased was a military service veteran. Lottery update Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Sunday In the Hoosler Lottery: Dally Three 6-1-6 Dally Four 6-0-5-4 No winner INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The jackpot in this week's Lotto Cash drawing will be at least $1.8 million after no one matched all six winning numbers in the weekend drawing, Hoosier Lottery officials say.

The winning numbers drawn Saturday were 8, 24, 29, 32, 39 and 41. The lottery said 111 players matched five winning numbers and will receive prizes of $1,079 each. For matching four winning numbers, 4,880 players will receive $79 each. Illinois CHICAGO (AP) A single and-prize winner in Wednes- y's drawing of the Lotto game will be guaranteed at least $10 million after no one won in the weekend drawing, Lottery Director Sharon Sharp said Sunday. Saturday's drawing produced 178 players who will receive $2,080.50 each after correctly matching five of the six numbers drawn.

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