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la a Statesman-Journal, Salem, Oregon March 22, 1986 Almanac Page 2B. EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is an alpha- Harold Crawford Barber betical listing of obituaries in today's Statesman-Journal: NEWPORT Harold Crawford Barber, Harold Crawford Barber, 75, of Newport, died Thurs- Brown, Betty J. Coggins, Genevieve Olga DeShon, Fannie D. Glatt, Adolph Grewe, Florine C. Halverson, Leonard E.

Hamilton, Jason Paul Helm, Christian R. Higgins, George E. Hilton, Opal H. Howard, Anna Lee, Rudolph Miller, Edna Lillian Schelske, Karl F. Scott, Arlene G.

Winn, Raymond Lee Anna Howard Obituaries McMINNVILLE Anna Howard, 79, of McMinnville, died Friday. Born in Tamaqua, she came here in 1985. She graduated from Westehester State University, was an elementary school teacher for a number of years, was a manager for the Office of Price Administration during World War II and worked for the California Disability Division. She was a member of Eastern Star. Survivors include her sons, James G.

Gothie, North Hollywood, Rell B. Gothie, Sherwood, and Reese W. Gothie, Manhattan Beach, daughter, Ann Goss, McMinnville; and sisters, Margaret C. William and Emma Davis, both of Woodburn. Private family services are under the direction of Macy Son mortuary.

Genevieve Olga Coggins LINCOLN CITY Genevieve Olga Coggins, 79, of Lincoln City, died Thursday, Born in Washington, she had lived here 18 years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include her daughter, Jacqueline "Jackie" Mitchell. Portland. Services will be at 11 a.m.

today in Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem, under direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary there. day, Born in Rockwood, he moved to Oregon in 1944, and to Newport in 1962. He cooked at several area restaurants and at Moby Dick's, and retired in 1976, Survivors include his son, Charles, Washougal, brother, Joseph, Salem; and sister, Gertrude Ranst, Chester, Ill. At the family's request, no services will be held. Arrangements are by the Bateman mortuary.

Fannie D. DeShon DALLAS Fannie D. DeShon, 84, of Dallas, died Friday, Born in West Virginia, she came here in 1926. She was a member of the United Methodist Church and the Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband, Otto; stepsons, Gene, Corvallis, Galen, Rogue River, and Frank, Idaho Falls, Idaho; stepdaughter, Louise Kemp, Sacramento; brother, William Young, Springfield; and sister, Ava Wick, Kingman, Ariz.

Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Bollman mortuary. Interment will be in Dallas Cemetery. Leonard E. Halverson Services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday in Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Sioux Falls, S.D., for Leonard E. Halverson, 90, of Salem, who died Tuesday. Born in Rock County, he moved to Salem in 1958. He had worked for the Municipal Light Department in Sioux Falls for 30 years before retiring. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and Holy Cross Lutheran Church here.

Survivors include his wife, Pearl; daughter, Darleen Pfeifer, Sioux Falls; and son, Harold Sun Lakes, Ariz. Arrangements are under the direction of Miller mortuary, Sioux Falls. Contributions may be made to Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Corrections Births Police Errors appearing in the Statesmar may be brought to the attention of the city desk between noon and 6 p.m. daily by telephoning 399- 6677.

Alarms The following emergency runs were made by Salem-area fire departments in the period ending at 6 p.m. Friday: SALEM AND KEIZER Thursday 5:58 p.m. medical aid, 555 Liberty St. SE, transported. 6:54 p.m.

structure fire, 685 Hood St. NE. extinguished. 7:52 p.m. medical aid, 6467 Fairway Ave.

SE, investigated. 8:57 p.m. chimney fire. 3834 West Nanitch Creek investigated. Friday 12:42 a.m.

injury accident, Commercial and Front streets NE, transported. 4:16 a.m. fire alarm, 1055 Erixon St. NE, investigated. a.m.

car fire, Street NE and Interstate 5, investigated. 8:59 a.m. medical aid, 4807 Capistrano Court NE. transported. 9:06 a.m.

medical aid, 635 Capitol St. NE. transported. 9:41 a.m. medical aid, 1975 Broadway NE, transported.

9:50 a.m. medical aid, Liberty and High streets NE, investigated. 11:27 a.m. medical aid, 7225 22nd Ave. investigated.

11:35 a.m. injury acident, Rural Avenue and 12th Street SE, transported. 12:46 p.m. injury accident. Center and, 17th streets NE, refused transport.

2:41 p.m. fuel spill, Glynbrook Street and River Road N. hazard removed. 2:44 p.m. fuel spill, 555 Liberty St.

SE, hazard removed. MARION COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 1 Friday 3:13 p.m. medical aid, 7824 Labish Center Road NE, investigated. Northwest Goldschmidt pitches higher education fund PORTLAND (AP) The state should consider providing grants and loans to encourage high school students to attend college in Oregon, says Neil Goldschmidt, Democratic gubernatorial aspirant. If elected governor, he said, he will ask the 1987 Oregon Legislature for $5 million.

That plus a money matching $5 million from private sources could be used to improve higher education programs, he said. "We need a dialogue very soon," Goldschmidt said. "Should the state provide a grant or loan to attend any university in the state? I think the anawer 4th transplant done at health university PORTLAND (AP) Doctors at the Oregon Health Sciences Univeraity performed the state's fourth heart tranaplant operation Friday. A surgical team led by Albert Starr implanted donor heart into the chest of Rory deClue, 44, of Port- Adolph Glatt WOODBURN Adolph Glatt, 90, of Woodburn, died Thursday. Born in St.

Ann, he came here in 1904. He was an Army veteran World War I and a farmer until his retirement. He was a member of World War I Barracks and St. Luke Catholic Church. Survivors include his sons, Jay, Woodburn, and Darel; daughters, Janice Baglien and Mary Alice Cavagnaro, both of Woodburn; and sister, Cresencia Dimmer, Lacey, Wash.

Mass will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. Luke Catholic Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery, Arrangements are by Simon mortuary, Contributions may be made to the St. Luke Cemetery fund.

Florine C. Grewe Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Messiah Lutheran Church for Florine C. Grewe, 60, of Salem, who died Thursday, Interment will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland.

Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday and Monday at Virgil T.

Golden mortuary, Born in New York City, she came to Salem in 1962. She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church. Survivors include her husband, Carl 0.: sons, Tim, Portland, and Colin, Salem; and mother, Helen Lambert, New York. Contributions may be made to the church building fund. Karl F.

Schelske Karl F. Schelske, 77, of Salem, died Friday. He came here in 1976, and was a member of St. John Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Emma; son, Lawrence, Salem; brother, Gottfried, Mesa, and sisters, Edna Pierce, Albany, Carolyn Kilber and Amelia Patten, both of Mesa, and Ann Farmer and Irma Johnson, both of Tacoma.

Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. John Lutheran Church. Contributions may be made to the church organ fund. Tools valued at $999 were reported stolen Wednesday from a vehicle parked in the 1100 block of Waller Street SE, Salem police said.

There was no sign of forced entry, they said. Lottery OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) Here is Friday's winning number in the Washington state Triple Choice lottery game: 473. Criminal Cases A Mill City man was sentenced Friday to five years in prison for violating probation on a Nov. 6, 1984, conviction of burglary.

Timothy Leo Stifel, 25, also was ordered by Marion County Circuit Judge Val D. Sloper to participate in a substance abuse program. He was placed on five years probation Friday on another charge of theft, involving a Dec. 31 incident at Hair Haven, 3962 Lancaster Drive NE. Stifel, who was found guilty Feb.

14 by a jury, took an undisclosed amount of cash from the business and later was arrested by Lancaster Mall security officers after a witness followed him there. Imposition of sentence was suspended for two others who pleaded guilty to charges. Gerry J. Allaire, 32, of 1136 Fairmount St. received three years probation provided he undergo an alcohol treatment program.

He was accused of burglary and theft, involving chain saws and tools taken Aug. 15 from two construction shops on Viewcrest Road S. Carl Robert Haynes, 23, of 3975 Fisher Road NE, was given two years probation and ordered to either pay a $250 fine or do 40 hours of community service. A small amount of cocaine and five pounds of marijuana was seized from his home Jan. 13.

In another case, Frank Kasar Fletcher, 18, a resident of the MacLaren School for boys, was found guilty by Judge Sloper of attempted arson. Fletcher is accused of setting fire to a blanket and mattress in McBridge Cottage at the school on April 27. The fire was extinguished by staff. The chase began Thursday after the trio ages 14, 15 and 17 allegedly left a convenience store near Drain without paying. A Douglas County sheriff's deputy tried unsuccessfully to stop their car on Oregon Highway 38.

Reedsport police cleared the road ahead of the car, which went through town at speeds up to 95 mph. At that point, more Douglas County, Police sheriff's and deputies, Reedsport Oregon police, along with an a ambulance from the Lower Umpqua Hospital, joined the chase down U.S. 101. After reaching North Bend, the youths' car which was reported stolen in Corvallis collided with two other vehicles, police said. The teen-agers were arrested on escape charges and were jailed pending their return to the Woodburn school, police said.

Portland police holding dead child's mother PORTLAND (AP) Police have arrested the mother of a 5-year-old girl whose body was found in a room at a Ramada Inn in North Portland. The body of Brittany Jennifer. Cole was found Thursday said Sgt. Jay Decker, police bureau public information officer. The girl's mother, Janet W.

Cole, 37, of Seattle, was booked into the Rudolph Lee Rudolph Lee, 43, of Salem, died Tuesday, He was born in Tampa, Fla. He was an Army veteran and worked in the plywood industry for a number of years. Survivors include his sons, Eric, Phoenix, and Tyrone, Salem; mother, Gladys Young, Largo, brothers, Evan Young St. Petersburg, Fred Young, Clearwater, and Gregory Young, Washington, D.C.; sisters, Ruth Elaine Jones, Landover, Pearlie M. Hatchett, Clearwater; and grandmother, Beaulah Lee, Clearwater.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Barrick mortuary, and interment in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Arlene G. Scott Arlene G. Scott, 66, of Salem, died Friday, Born in Fertile, she came here in 1939.

She owned and operated the Senator Beauty Shop until about four years ago, and was a member of the Cherry City Art Guild. Survivors include her mother, Cora Scott, Salem; sisters, Ruth Scott Haskins, Mildred E. Trupzak, Phyllis Y. Strohecker and Marlyn J. Scott, all of Salem, and Ardell L.

Sherman, Portland; and brothers, Marvin R. Scott, Fertile, and Rutherford R. Scott, Hillsboro. Memorial services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Barrick mortuary.

Contributions may be made to the Marion County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Raymond Lee Winn AUMSVILLE Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Weddle mortuary, Stayton, for Raymond Lee Winn, 51, of Aumsville, who died Wednesday. Interment will be in Lone Oak Cemetery, Stayton. Contributions may be made to the Marion County Hospice or the American Cancer Society.

Edna Lillian Miller RICKREALL Edna Lillian Mill- er, 82, of Rickreall, died Friday. Services are pending at Bollman mortuary, Dallas. Pre-sentence investigations were ordered for Fletcher for two others who pleaded guilty: Jeanene Kaye Basye, 29, of 8372 Enchanted Way SE, charged with theft, involving bad checks toMay from Salem's three Fred Meyer stores. taling $1,019 a written to purchase merchandise last Ronald Lee McDaniel, 22, Salinas, charged with criminal possession of rented personal property, involving a video recorder and movies rented Dec. 10 from Atkins Thriftway, 210 Main Aumsville, while he was living in the area.

He later failed to return the items. Continued for trial were the cases of three men who pleaded innocent to charges. They are: Jamie Gonzales Amares, 20, Brooks, also known as Juan Garcia Guzman and Jamie Soto Armaras, charged with robbery. He is accused of simulating possession of a gun and taking an undisclosed amount, of money Portland March Road 14 NE. from His Mike's car later Shell Ser- was stopped on Interstate 5 by sheriff's deputies.

Louis Norman Simmonds, 25, no address listed, charged with failure to appear Jan. 30 for trial on a charge of theft. Fred Andrew Nagy, 37, of 38550 Scravel Hill Road, Albany, charged with tampering with drug records. He allegedly presented an altered prescription for percodan March 5 at the PayLess drugstore at 831 Lancaster Drive NE. Police said the number of tablets had been changed from eight to 80.

Courts Marion County CIRCUIT COURT DIVORCE PETITIONS FILED: Carl Allen Freeman and Carolyn Leone Freeman; Katharine Anne Knight and Ron Mark Knight; Laura Ann Larson and E. Eugene Larson; Sharon K. McCallister and Leo M. McCallister; Pamela Robin Van Dyke and Donald Ray Van Dyke. DIVORCES GRANTED: David Alan Beane and Linda Olivia Beane; Raymond Lawrence and Patricia Mae Lawrence; Denise Lynn Stacey and Dennis James Stacey (petitioner's former name Compton restored); Sylvester Staples and Deetta Yvonne Staples.

Oregon Bank vs. Robert N. Miller and others: Complaint for mortgage foreclosure seeks $19,067 allegedly owed. Victoriano Vasquez vs. Jose Solis, doing business as Northwest Reforestation Complaint seeks $684 allegedly owed and $27,644 damages.

Robin Bergerson Selby vs. Kate Bracken: Complaint charges negligence in traffic accident March 22, 1984, on Commercial Street SE, seeks $55,450 downtown Justice Center jail without bail, Decker said. He said the mother called police about 4:50 p.m. Thursday. Police had no motive for the killing, he said.

Gypsy moth studies are given $100,000 The Associated Press Oregon's gypsy moth steering committee has allocated $100,000 from this year's budget for six studies of the health impacts of the spraying project on humans and certain birds and insects. The state intends to spray the biological insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis over 195,000 acres in Lane County and 5,000 acres in Lincoln County beginning about April 28. The object is to kill foliage-devourthreaten Oregon's products, gypsy, moth caterpillars, that Christmas tree and nursery industries. The state Health Division will get $64,600 for three studies, including a study of human health problems that are reported to physicians by people within the spray area. In one study, animals with depressed immune systems will be placed in the spray area to study any effect of B.t.

on weakened immune Christian R. Helm WOODBURN Christian R. Helm, 90, of Woodburn, died Thursday, Born in North Dakota, he came here in 1965. He was a retired production mill worker and a member of Hope Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife, Josie; daughters, June Hoyt and Eileen Frerichs, both of Portland; brother, Fred, Milwaukie; sister, Elsie Thurston, Portland; and half-sister, Esther Brown, Oregon City, Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Monday in Hope Lutheran Church. Interment will be in Sunset Hills Cemetery, Portland, under direction of Simon mortuary, Contributions may be made to the Good Shepherd Lutheran Home, Cornelius. George E. Higgins WOODBURN George E. Higgins, 76, of Woodburn, died March 14.

He was born in Hornich, Iowa, and worked as a mobile home salesman until retiring five years ago. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Mary Ann; sons, Robert Sherwood, and Gene Los Angeles; and sister, Jeanette Haslock, in Kentucky. At the family's request, no services will be held. Interment will be in Belle Passi Cemetery, under the direction of Skyline mortuary, Portland.

Contributions may be made to the David Livingston Foundation, Tulsa, Okla. Opal H. Hilton MILL CITY Opal H. Hilton, 68, of Mill City, died Thursday. Born in Carthage, she moved to Mill City in 1969.

She worked at Stayton Cannery and volunteered for community projects. She was a past president of the Eagles Lodge in Azusa, Calif. Survivors include her daughter, Coleen Jennings, Mill City; sisters, Velma Bosworth and Freeda Miller, both of Kansas City, and brothers, Ray Hilton, Springfield, Wilbur Hilton, Pueblo, and James Hilton, Raytown, Mo. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Gates Community Church.

general and $2,262 special damages for alleged injuries. Laura Nichol vs. Dolores Gries: Complaint charges negligence in traffic accident Sept. 5, 1984, at Ida and Second streets, Stayton, seeks $12,500 general and $1,283 special damages for alleged injuries. Candace E.

Jones vs. Mart Complaint charges negligence in maintenance of aisle, seeks $35,000 damages for alleged injuries. Cherie R. Reimann vs. Mark Stricker: Complaint charges negligence in traffic accident Dec.

30, 1984. at Mission and 13th streets SE, seeks $85,000 damages for alleged injuries. Brian Donald Harry Blaise vs. Leslie Brockman and Youth With a Mission: Complaint charges negligence in traffic accident April 3, 1985, at Lancaster Drive and State Street, seeks $115,000 general and $356 special damages for alleged injuries. Lawrence E.

Tokarski vs. Craig Thurston, doing business as Craig Thurston Construction Complaint charges false representations in agreement to construct residential structures, seeks $45,000 allegedly owed. Marceline and Don Johanson vs. Hoodoo Ski Bowl Developers Complaint charges negligence in operation of ski lift, seeks $100,000 general and $2,000 special damages for alleged injuries and $5,000 for alleged loss of wife's consortium. Barbara Roberts, secretary of state, vs.

Harold Miller, treasurer, committee to elect Walter Huss, and Walter Huss: Plaintiff granted judgment. Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac Inc. vs. Virgil Alan Chappell: Plaintiff granted judgment of $3,221. Josephine M.

Driscoll, state insurance commissioner, vs. Heritage Insurance Co. of America: Petitioner seeks appointment as receiver and possession of all respondent's property within the state and order enjoining commencement of any action against respondent. Petitions for -conviction relief filed by following inmates of penal institutions: Robert Gholston, Janet Susan Edwards, David Allen Baker, Kevin Williams, Ramiro Ruiz, Michael H. Reibach, Bill Curtis Rathburn, Robert Mangum, John M.

Leinenbach, Martin W. Hill, Michael Anthony Butler, Maloish Wilson, Gerald R. Grace, Elizabeth Cohens, Steven AshLawrence, George Roy Jackson, Leonard Lorenzo Patrick. Petitions for writs of habeas corpus filed by following inmates of penal institutions: Nona Smith, Steven Jackson, William Grissom, Robert Troy Staunton, John Belisle, Julian R. Aramas, Danny Evans, Scott A.

Flippence, Brian K. George, Thomas G. Tucciarone, Bruce Bryon Walters, Raymond V. Flores, Raymond Ainge. Petitions for writs of habeas corpus filed by following residents of state hospital: Walter Cooper, Herold Cox, Robert Banuelos Meza, R.

Michael Writh, Tim Dobbs, Jerry L. Anderson. Petitions filed by following inmates of penal in- systems. Another study will devise a laboratory technique to identify the exact strain of B.t. in study samples.

Two independent studies of B.t. Jason Paul Hamilton McMINNVILLE Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Scott mortuary for Jason Paul Hamilton, 7- year-old son of Robert and Toni HamMcMinnville, who died Thursday, Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, He was born in McMinnville, was a student at Adams Elementary School and attended Bethel Baptist Church and the Awana program at the church. Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his brothers, Dwayne and Robert, and sisters, Kimi and Laurie Hamilton, all of McMinnville; grandparents, Robert and Bonnie Hamilton and Paul and Grace Pastora, all of Pendleton; and great Mrs. August Imhof, Childs, Texas.

Contributions may be made to a fund for the cure of dermatomyositis, through the mortuary. Betty J. Brown CORVALLIS Betty J. Brown, 59, of Corvallis, died Friday, Born in Texas, she came here in 1985. She lived in Los Angeles for many years, and was a bookkeeper until her retirement in 1975.

Survivors include her daughters, Barbara Short, Corvallis, Debbie Horton, Sweet Home, and Marie Gomez, West Covina, son, Michael Clark, Waxahachie, Texas; mother, Joy Flach, Evant, Texas; brothers, Sonny Flach, Dallas, Texas, and George Flach, Waxahachie; and sister, Pud Chatters, Lindsay, Calif. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Steckly-Tracewell mortuary, Sweet Home. Interment will be in Gilliland Cemetery there. Funerals Today BAKER, Mervin H.

59, Keizer, noon, Keizer mortuary. BOROS, Joseph, 79, Lebanon, 11 a.m., First Presbyterian Church, Lebanon. COGGINS, Genevieve Olga, 79, Lincoln City, 11 a.m., Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem. WANLESS, Litha, 78. Newberg, 1 p.m., Macy Son mortuary, McMinnville.

WINN, Raymond Lee, 51, Aumsville, 2 p.m., Weddle mortuary, Stayton. SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) FLEER To Michael and Pamela Fleer, 4037 Iberis St. NE, a daughter, March 20. FRITZ To Thomas Fritz and Sherrie Hand-Fritz, 305 Kevin Court SE, a son, March 21. CHENG To Phat Cheng and Sophal Norng-Cheng, 1560 Clay St.

NE, a daughter, March 21. STURN To Dwight and Robin Sturn, 1636 Sugarmaple Court, McMinnville, a daughter, March 21. THIESS To James and Shannon Thiess, 6270 Trail Ave. NE, Keizer, a daughter, March 21. Blood Drawings A blood drawing Friday at State Farm Insurance collected 126 pints, exceeding its goal of 110.

Eleven people were deferred. Completing their fifth gallons were Wanda Moore, 4415 Hazel Green Road NE, and Roy C. Norvell, 3572 Stanley Lane NE. Other galloneers were: three Carol Condit, 3376 Orendale St. NE; two Monica French, 5019 10th Ave.

NE; Mary Lanning, 15512 River Road NE; Geanne McMahan, 1293 Troy St. NE: Rebecca Tschrigg, Silverton; Paul Zimmerman, 4219 Jade St. NE; one Darcy Basaraba, 1837 Claxter Road Terri Herberger, Stayton. A drawing Friday at Northwest Natural Gas collected 62 pints, exceeding its goal of 60. Four people were deferred.

Completing his 11th gallon was Larry Griesnauer, 8066 Portland Road NE. Other galloneers were: five Wesley Alderson, 3935 Lone Oak Road SE; two Terry L. Melton, 4377 Arnold St. NE; Bernard A. Minten, 3548 Peck Ave.

SE; one Douglas Ellis, 4515 Wallace Road NW: Nancy Mennis, 8722 Enchanted Way SE, Turner. Both drawings were run by Willamette Chapter, American Red Cross. land. University spokeswoman Marlys Levin said deClue was listed in critical but stable condition after the four-hour, pre-dawn operation. The university declined to identify the donor of the heart.

Levin said deClue, a retired Southern Pacific railway worker, is married and the father of four. He suffered from cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle, she said. University surgeons performed Oregon's first human heart transplant Dec. 4. The recipient, Wesley Merrill, 44, of Battle Ground, was released from the hospital later that month to continue his recovery.

Since the first operation, a Hillsboro retail clerk and a Gresham housewife have received transplanted hearts at University Hospital. MacLaren escapees caught after chase NORTH BEND (AP) Three escapees from the MacLaren School for Boys were apprehended after a chase that approached speeds of 100 mph, authorities said Friday. stitutions dismissed: Jonathan A. Studley, Peter Langworthy. Petition filed by following resident of state hospital dismissed: Carl Mast.

Petitions filed by following inmates of penal institutions denied: James William Anderson, Ralph Mueller. State vs. Jamie Gonzales Amares, also known as Juan Garcia Guzman and Jamie Soto Armaras: Defendant pleads innocent on charge of robbery. State vs. Louis Simmonds: Defendant pleads innocent on charge of failure to appear.

State vs. Frank Kasar Fletcher: Defendant found guilty by Judge Sloper on charge of attempted arson. State vs. Gerry J. Allaire, also known as Robert Eugene Keyser: Defendant changes pleas to guilty on charges of theft and burglary, imposition of sentence suspended by Judge Sloper, defendant placed on three years probation.

State vs. Ronald Lee McDaniel: Defendant changes plea to guilty on charges of failure to appear and criminal possession of personal property. State vs. Fred Andrew Nagy: Defendant pleads innocent on charge of tampering with drug records. State VS.

Jeanene Kaye Basye: Defendant changes plea to guilty on charge of theft. State vs. Carl Robert Haynes: Defendant changes plea to guilty on charge of possession of controlled substance, imposition of sentence suspended by Judge Barber, defendant fined $250, placed on two years probation. State vs. Timothy Leo Stifel: Imposition of sentence suspended by Judge Barber on charge of theft, defendant placed on five years probation; probation on charge of burglary revoked, defendant given fiveyear prison sentence.

PROBATE Alma Hannan: Will admitted to probate, William Michael Hannan Jr. appointed representative. Waldo W. Pierson: Will admitted to probate, Lynn H. Pierson appointed representative.

Naomi Davis: Estate closed. Walter John Davies: Will admitted to probate, Gladys Elizabeth Davies appointed representative. Edith B. Strozut: Will admitted to probate, George G. Strozut Jr.

appointed representative. Mabel C. MacGregor: Final account approved. MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles Arthur Barrie, 24, Medford, firefighter, and Yvonne Ruth Weaver, 21, 8675 Sunnyview Road NE, homemaker. Agustin Z.

Hernandez 27, 1398 E. Cleveland Woodburn, motor home assembler, and Dionicia Reyna, 33, Pharr, Texas, housewife. Irving Jesse Downey, 65, Knightstown, retired, and Ruth Ann Ryan, 59, 4746 Amber Lane NE, transit operator. Donald LeeRoy Hartman, 22, 4364 State construction, and Sandra Jane Hayes, 26, 4364 State McDonald's restaurant. effects on insects and butterflies, and one study of the effect on two species of chickadees, also were approved.

New evidence reported in Rajneesh poison case PORTLAND (AP) New evidence uncovered in the last month pointed toward a Rajneeshee conspiracy in the food poisoning of more than 750 people in The Dalles in 1984, according to reports by a Portland television station. Dr. Laurence Foster, Oregon's deputy epidemiologist, told KPTV Thursday that sophisticated tests enabled investigators to link the salmonella bacteria found in food at 10 restaurants in The Dalles to bacteria found in a laboratory at Rajneeshpuram, the Central Oregon commune founded by followers of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Ma Anand Sheela, the Indian guru's former top aide, and Ma Anand Puja, former head of Rajneesh Medical were charged in federal court earlier this week with conspiracy to tamper with consumer products in connection with the food poisoning incidents. Foster said the salmonella found in food samples taken from the restaurants was genetically identical to bacteria found at the commune during an investigation of criminal activities there.

Foster had said earlier that medical evidence seemed to point away from a conspiracy, but said Thursday the new evidence pointed back toward the conspiracy theories first aired when the incidents took place in August and September of 1984. Prosecutors say Sheela and Puja cultured the bacteria at the commune and then had it placed in food at the restaurants. The women intended to disable Wasco County voters before the 1984 general election, prosecutors say. At least 45 people were hospitalized with food poisoning, and more than 750 became Rajneeshee organizations are facing lawsuits filed by four of the restaurants seeking millions of dollars in damages..