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2C Iowa City Press-Citizen Tuesday, October 13, 1987 NEWS OF RECORD DEATHS Berg Services for Gladys Berg will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Barker Funeral Home in West Branch, with burial at West Branch Cemetery. The Rev. James Fouke will officiate. Mrs.

Berg, 74, of West Branch, died Monday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City after a short illness. Visitation will begin at 3 p.m. today at the funeral home. A memorial fund has been established. She was born June 15, 1913, in Iron River, daughter of George and Elva Martell.

She married Roy Berg Oct. 4, 1932. She was a nursing assistant at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for 15 years, retiring in 1978. She is survived by five sons, Gil of Maquoketa, Roy of Oxford, Harry of Yucaipa, Clarence of Kalona and Tom of Ottumwa; two sisters, Dorothy Carney of West Branch and Evelyn Beaver of West Liberty; a brother, Leslie Martell of Iron River; two sisters, Margiore Tutor of Iron River and Lilly osh of Livermore, several grandchildren; and several greatgrandchildren. Four brothers and a grandson died earlier.

Frye Marie H. Frye, 93, of 320 E. Washington died 1 Monday at Mercy Hospital. Services are pending at the George L. Gay Funeral Home.

Leaverton Cynthia L. Leaverton, 34, 618 S. Van Buren died Sunday at her home after a short illness. Services are pending at the George L. Gay Funeral Home.

Travis Dr. Lee Edward Travis, 91, former professor and head of the department of psychology at the University of Iowa, died Saturday at his home in Encino, Calif. Services will begin 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Bel Air Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Calif. Professor Travis was born June 23, 1896, on a farm in Chase County, Neb.

He first attended Graceland College in Lamoni and received his bachelor's in 1922, his master's in 1923 and his doctorate in 1924 from the UI. From 1924 through 1927 he held a National Research Council Fellowship, for which he was selected to prepare and develop a program of research in the causes and treatment of speech and reading disorders, as well as psychological and behavioral disorders. During one of these years he studied in England, Germany and the Netherlands. In 1927 he was appointed associate professor of psychology, becoming a full professor in 1928. Beginning in 1927, Travis began a variety of innovative programs at the university, all of them based in the department of psychology but making contributions to many other areas.

Most notable of these was the one that became the present department of speech pathology and audiology. He was director of the university's first Psychological Clinic. His interests and scholarship in the area of behavioral neurophysiology led to the establishment, by one of his students, of the present Laboratories of Clinical Neurophysiology in the department of neurology at University Hospitals. In 1937 he was appointed director of the Psychological Laboratories and head of the department of psychology. In 1938, he left Iowa to assume a professorship at the University of Southern California, from which he retired in 1964.

In 1965 he was appointed dean and professor of psychology at the Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif. Although retired, he continued to be active IOWA lowa Tonight, Increasing cloudiness. A slight chance of showers after midnight. Low 45 to 50. South wind around 10 mph.

Rain chances 20 percent. Wednesday, cloudy with a good chance of showers. High 60 to 65. Rain chances 50 percent. forecast, Thursday through Saturday A chance of rain Friday and Saturday with seasonal temperatures.

Highs, upper 50s and 60s. Lows in the 40s. Tuesday, Oct. 13 Forecast for lowa City and southeast FARM OUTLOOK Tonight scattered showers are possible statewide. Rainfall amounts will be very light, generally under one-tenth of an inch.

Humidities will be in the 70 to 80 percent range by morning. Winds will be south around. 10 miles an hour over most of the state, but will swing around to the northwest over the northwest counties. Wednesday, scattered showers possible mainly over the southern half of the state. Sunshine will range from near zero over the south to around 60 percent over the far north.

Afternoon relative humidities will be around 40 percent over the north and around 70 percent over the south. Winds will be northwest at 10 miles an hour. The outlook for Oct. 18-22 calls for above normal temperatures and precipitation. Monday evening's 4-inch soil temperatures ranged from the middle 40s over the northeast to the lower 60s in the south.

RIVER DATA Coralville Lake: 683.35 feet above sea level, steady. Corps' target level: feet. Dam tail waters: 649.70 feet above sea level, steady River stage lowa City: 10.52 feet River stage at Lone Tree: 4.65 feet River stage at Marengo: 6.46 feet Inflow into lake: unavailable. Outflow at dam: unavailable. until shortly before his death.

During his tenure at the UI, Professor Travis directed the research of 46 successful doctoral candidates, wrote more than 100 scientific publications and wrote the definitive book, Speech Pathology. He introduced the term "speech pathology" into scientific literature. He is survived by his wife, Lisa; three sons, Paul, Duane and Knight, all of Los Angeles; and by his many graduate students. POLICE IOWA CITY Prentiss and Bowery streets. Two cars were damaged in an accident at the corner of Prentiss and Bowery streets just after 4:15 p.m.

Monday. Carolyn Regenitter, 48, 305 Holiday Road, Coralville, was driving north in the left lane on Gilbert Street when a car driven by Kay Kolosiek, 22, 639 S. Lucas collided with Regenitter's car. Police said Kolosiek turned left in front of Regenitter's car. Regenitter suffered a bump on the head but refused treatment at the scene.

Damage to the vehicles was more than $500. 1217 Michelle Court. K.C. Moore reported to police that a pair of TSX-20 speakers, valued at $120, was stolen from her unlocked car at about 3:30 p.m. Monday while it was parked at 1217 Michelle Court.

Schoolbooks and papers, valued at $200, and a wallet belonging to Valerie Leuellen, also were taken. COURTS DISTRICT The following people pleaded gulity to or were convicted of serious mis- Call 337-3181 for Press-Citizen Home Delivery THE new you Complete beauty makeover "It's a whole new me! I went to Jean Bear's for help with my hair and make-up and the results are Christine Pauley Gain confidence in your appearance schedule a make-over today. aBs JEAN BEAR'S SALON 400 Kirkwood Avenue, I.C. (319) 337-7258 The Accu-Weather" forecast for 8 A.M., Wednesday, October 14 40 30 30 CLEAR COLD 30 30 30 50 RAIN 40 CHILLY 50 SHOWERS WINDY 60 DRY 60 60 50 60' FRONTS: 60 Warm Cold Stationary Are Weather, for NATION Hurricane Floyd was about 125 miles east of Miami with winds of 75 mph but was becoming disorganized and was likely to be downgraded to a tropical storm this morning, the National Weather Service said. Rain spread along the east coast of Florida, where a coastal flood watch was in effect.

Rain also ranged along the North Carolina coast, and a coastal flood watch was posted for the outer banks of North Carolina. Gale warnings were issued for the coast of Carolinas. Skies were mostly clear across the remainder of the eastern half of the nation, although cloudy skies prevailed near the lower Great Lakes. Rain was scattered from southern California across Arizona, southern Nevada, Utah and southwest Colorado. The rain was the last punch from Tropical Storm Ramon, the National Weather Service said.

RECORD DAt 9 a.m. today: Monday's high: 66 degrees Temperature: 42 degrees low: 33 degrees Wind chill: 133 Peak wind yesterday: 4 mph Barometer: 29.90 Record high today: 89 (1975) Humidity: 75 percent Record low today: 15 (1917) Wind: 2 mph south Precipitation: Monday: none. Midnight to 9 a.m. today: none. Month-to-date: trace (Normal for month: 2.61) Year-to-date: 26.56 heating ature.

The higher the Season-to-date demeanors, aggravated onies in Johnson Sept. 25 Oct. 2: Thomas Lee Singer, Street Place, Coralville. year in county jail, placed on two years pay restitution to substance abuse health evaluation guilty to assault. Sheriff's Office charged Richard Lee Rivale, No.

A-2, Coralville. days in county jail six hours served guilty to assault alville police charged John Patrick Hogarty, way, No. 17-B. placed on one year ter pleading guilty vehicle while police charged Hogarty Jack Lee Werstein, Coralville. Sentenced jail, given credit for days suspended, probation, ordered abuse evaluation and ommended and to community service ing guilty operating while intoxicated.

Sheriff's office charged James Patrick College Apt. 7. in county jail, given served, 113 days two years probation dergo six months treatment Sept. 25 second offense of hicle while intoxicated. charged Sturdevant Jack C.

Griswol, tenced to 48 hours credit for six hours PUBLICATION FOR BIDS Ambulance Service Is curfor a 246 x24' pole type be built at 719 S. Capitol County, 319-356-6013. Ambulance Bids Service will on October 19, 1987, October 10, 12, 13,14 Get the latest scores in the Get the OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT Johnson County rently seeking bids garage extension to lowa City, Iowa. Contact Johnson for more information be due at 9:00 a.m. 23303 Press-Citizen NATIONAL Yesterday's high, overnight as of 7 a.m.

CST, and atures and outlook. Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Boise Boston Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Ohio Dallas-FtWorth Denver Detroit Fairbanks Forgo GreatFalls Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson. Miss. Juneau KansasCity LasVegas LosAngeles Memphis Miami8each Milwaukee Mpls-StPoul Nashville NewOrleans NewYorkCity Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Sacramento StLouis SoltlakeCity SanDiego SonFrancisco Seattle Washington. D.C.

Wichita Wilkes-Borre low and precipitation tomorrow's forecast temper- Yesterday Tomorrow Hi Low Pre Hi Low O1lk 84 60 70 46 cdy 45 37 .01 44 37 cir 66 51 66 40 cir 55 40 60 37 clr 70 40 69 35 cir 50 40 55 44 cir 52 35 .02 61 40 43 clr 64 cdy 52 .01 46 35 mn 59 33 69 48 cdy 66 43 clr 63 40 cir 64 41 chr 81 57 cdy 57 53 51 62 cdy 42 46 46 30 52 27 clr 70 34 57 32 chr 73 91 89 73 in 54 84 58 clr 28 67 43 cir 39 77 44 clr 48 44 .19 50 40 69 42 68 45 76 56 78 58 cdy 71 58 78 62 clr 62 38 74 49 clr 83 71 1.34 83 69 cdy 58 38 64 cdy 62 58 34 cdy 33 71 cir 73 54 57 54 47 clr cir 40 64 1.12 78 61 cdy 37 59 43 cir 35 60 39 clr 80 53 82 49 cir 59 73 45 cdy 54 .26 65 40 cdy 73 61 .18 74 63 dr 70 53 cir 63 46 cdy 62 44 clr 3 69 45 cdy 51 30 57 38 cir National Temperature Extremes CHigh 96 at Gila Bend. Ariz. CLow 20 at Houlton, Maine. FOR MORE INFORMATION National Weather Service (recording): 515-285-6906. Cable TV weather: Channels 6 and 35.

Weather radio frequency: VHF channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids evaluation and and fined $575 guilty to operating intoxicated. JohnOffice charged 59, Route 4 23- Court. Sentenced jail, 160 days susyears probation, counseling for batabuse treatment as after pleading injury. Johnson charged Murphy 28, Hills. Sencounty jail, given served, application revoked fined pleading guilty to a motor vehiJohnson County Carter June 6.

714 Seventh Ave. and probation revoked, sentenced jail and fined $575 guilty to parole to run concurrent Cedar County. Office charged 19, 2011 10th deferred and placed Sept. 29 after operating a motor verevoked. CorHart Feb.

27. 10th St. to 48 hours in granted earlier pleading guilty to Coralville police 321 N. Third days in county jail, time served and Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight on the previous day. High Low Wthr Amsterdam 55 41 cdy Athens 73 61 clr Barbados 88 77 cdy Belgrade 66 54 cdy Berlin 59 41 clr Bermuda 82 77 cdy Brussels 59 45 cdy Budapest 61 43 cdy B'Aires 71 48 clr Cairo 84 64 clr Caracas 84 68 clr Copenhagen 59 46 cdy Dublin 55 43 cdy Frankfurt 48 43 rn Geneva 52 41 rn Havana 81 77 cdy Helsinki 57 46 clr HongKong 82 79 cdy Istanbul 68 55 cdy Jerusalem 55 clr Jo burg 57 clr Kiev 37 cdy Lima 70 59 cir London 59 48 cdy Manila 91 72 clr MexicoCity 75 50 cle Montreal 34 cdy Moscow 34 cdy NewDelhi 74 clr Nicosia 86 59 clr Oslo 48 43 cdy Rio 95 64 cdy Rome 72 57 clr Santiago 68 52 cdy Seoul 68 54 cdy Singapore 90 79 cdy Sydney 63 45 rn Taipei 88 77 clr TelAviv 82 68 clr Tokyo 70 61 clr Toronto 52 39 cdy Vancouver 61 39 cdy Vienna 57 39 cdy Warsaw 61 48 clr WORLD ALMANAC today: 6:29 p.m.

tomorrow: 7:17 a.m. Moonrise: 10:48 p.m. 2:58 p.m. 0000 (Normal for year to end of this month: 31.35) degree days (65 degrees minus average number, the more heat you 18 to May): 214 (Average for season: charges and fel- undergo District Court treatment until Sept. 28 after 24, 2006 Ninth a motor vehicle Sentenced to one son County days suspended, Griswol June probation, ordered to Richard and to undergo Meadowbrook treatment and mental to 180 days 25 after pleading pended, placed Johnson County ordered to Singer Feb.

28. terers and 28, 210 Sixth recommended Sentenced to three guilty to assault given credit for County Sheriff's 25 after pleading June 11. causing injury. Cor- Todd Randall Rivale April 18. tenced to 10 29, 1906 Broad- credit for seven deferred and for work probation Sept.

25 af- $862.50 Sept. operating a motor second offense intoxicated. Coralville Ice while June 7. Sheriff's Office 30, 941 22nd Ronald Keith 30 days in county Deferred four hours served, 28 granted Dec. on one year to 75 days in undergo substance Sept.

28 after treatment as rec- violations. perform 115 hours of with Sept. 25 after plead- Johnson County a motor vehicle Hill Feb. 13. Johnson County Lawrence Werstein June 27.

Coralville. Sturdevant, 23, 927 E. on one year Sentenced to 120 days pleading guilty credit for eight hours hicle while suspended, placed on alville police and ordered to un- Larry Lewis substance abuse Coralville. pleading guilty to county jail operating a motor ve- revoked Sept. Iowa City police probation June 14.

charged Hart 40, Coralville. Sen- Brad Sedlacek, county jail, given Hills. Sentenced served, ordered to given 12 hours Free food and prizes? Mark your calendar for Saturday. Gilbert Sullivan's musical merry-go-round The Pirates of Penzance October 14-17 and 22-24 at 8 p.m. October 18 and 25 at 3 p.m.

Mabie Theatre North Riverside Drive UNIVERSITY THEATRES Tickets Hancher Box Office 335-1160 temper- abuse completed pleading while Sheriff's Murphy, Trailer county on two undergo substance Sept. 25 causing Office Carter, days in hours release after of operating intoxicated. charged Hill, 22, sentenced 1986, county pleading Sentence is in Sheriff's Lewis Hart, Sentence probation to drivers license charged Hart, 19, Sentenced probation 29 after violations. April 11. 19, to 30 credit for First qtr Full Last qtr New Sept.

30 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 22 fined $862.50 Sept. 29 after pleading guilty to second offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and rioting.

Sentence is to run concurrent to any revocation of probation in Cedar County. Sedlacek was charged by Johnson County Sheriff's Office May 1 and by Coralville police June 4. James Raymond Jones, 47, 2343 N. Dubuque Road. Sentenced to seven days in county jail, given credit for 10 hours served and fined $862.50 Sept.

30 after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Iowa City police charged Jones June 13. Phillip Edward Johnson, 19, 1523 Tracy Lane. Fined $172.50 Sept. 25 after pleading guilty to operating a vehicle.

while drivers license suspended. Iowa City police charged Johnson Aug. 14. Marty Lee Beckler, 21, rural Oxford. Sentenced to seven days in county jail, given credit for six hours served and fined $862.50 Oct.

1 after pleading guilty to second offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Johnson County Sheriff's Office charged Beckler Aug. 28. LOTTERIES The estimated Iowa LOTTO jackpot is $500,000. The winning LOTTO numbers selected Saturday: 04-07-10-17-22-29.

ILLINOIS Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Illinois Lottery: DAILY GAME: 2-6-7 PICK FOUR: 6-7-3-2 Estimated LOTTO Jackpot: $4 million Estimated LOTTO 7 Jackpot: $6 million WINNER OF 3 TONY AWARDS including 1986 BEST PLAY OF THE YEAR! "UPROARIOUS! THE FUNNIEST AND MOST TOUCHING PLAY THIS SEASON!" MAGAZINE Monday Call 335-1160 October 19 Ul student or toll-free in lowa outside lowa City 8 p.m. 1-800-HANCHER UI Students may charge to their The University of lowa University account. lowa City, lowa Preperformance discussion in Hancher Green Room, 7:00 P.M. Free tickets required. Hancher Vincent Glynn Gardenia Turman I'm Not Rappaport.