The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 2

2 Monday April 12 1976 The Dally Inter Lake Kallapell Montana flathead record Hearst is willing ice Television and radio sohedula secrets Mediator due Tuesday The Rev Joseph Obersinner a Roman Catholic priest based at St Ignatius said US Justice Depart ment mediator Wilbur Reed would meet with county officials on Tuesday in Polson then with tribal leaders the next day Those meetings will be preliminary to joint meetings ather Obersinner said ST IGNATIUS Delegates from Lake County and a lathead Indian Reservation task force have scheduled a series of closed door meetings with a federal mediator this week He said the meetings are geared to reaching agree ment in six problem areas defined in an agenda as taxation law enforcement water rights education land use and civil jurisdiction Reed and the delegates agreed to close the meetings to the public ather Obersinner siad The lathead task force is the only one still function ing on a Montana Indian reservation he said The local reservation groups were formed to provide input for a state task force on jurisdictions which since has been disbanded Births Mr and Mrs William Mims Kalispell girl Mr and Mrs Thomas Blinco Libby girl Deaths Richard Baugher 57 died in Kalispell Saturday Hazle Gorton 92 died in Kalispell Saturday Margaret Maddox 65 died in Kalispell Sunday Kalispell Regional Hospital VISITING HOURS Noon 2 6 8 pm ADMITTED Willis Zabel Henry Elwood Mrs Bessie Kauffman Mrs Alameda Adams Mrs Glen Hufstetler Emil Mellem Ruth Sandford Leif Bjelland Tonya Copenhaver James Ingram Bruce Guy Kalispell Richard Layton Mrs Carl Hendershott Clarence Granger Lakeside Mrs Dale Mohr Lynnette Vander Voorden Mrs Carl Cummings Baker Holly Warboys Libby Reuben Peterson Elizabeth Hastings Ethel Barr Bigfork James Thorson Columbia alls Anige Rhone Polson Sherry Martz Troy Mrs LaVern rantzich Charlo Eric Hamilton Mrs James Morris Mrs Ross Robinson Whitefish Mrs Wallace Merritt Hot Springs DISCHARGED Mrs Stalenski Mrs Robert Kochs Larry Windsheimer Mrs Hugh Harvey Trent Kanistanaux Mrs William Owen and baby Mrs Roy Radabah and baby Corinne LaRue Kalispell Mrs Marguerite Trodick Mrs Louis Bjork Mrs James Moch and baby Bigfork David Stephenson Troy Roy Warren Lakeside Hubert Hall Maryville Tenn Mrs Marvin Lattimore Columbia alls Bernice Lee Whitefish Mrs Russell Benda Libby North Valley Hospital Total Community Education programming is seen in Kalispell Evergreen on Cable Channel 13 and in Whitefish and Columbia alls on Cable Channel 11 of the TelePrompTer system TCE is a program of lathead Valley Community College TCE programming is of local origination produced by the TCE staff and college students Programming originates from the VCC Video Production Center in the KM Department Store monuay ana weanesuay 6:55 pm Sign on 7 pm Anthro 130 Indians of North America an VCC Telecourse Monday and Tuesday The Arctic and sub Arctic areas and their inhabitants are ex amined through their art by instructor Charles Rip pey Wednesday and Thursday the Northwest Coast of the US and Canada and Its Native Americans On Thursday the MondayTuesday program will be repeated at 6 pm for those students who wish to view both programs on the same day 8 pm Art orum Tonight a report on Karen caligraphry class at art center 8:15 pm TCE Video Magazine Reports from Kalispell Junior High and High School students and VCC Student Body President Jack Uhde 8:30 pm Sociology 240 Contemporary Indian Problems an VCC Telecourse Instructor Alfred Young Man presents taped excerpts from the Rocky Boy Reservation Religious Conference 9 pm TCE Video Magazine Chapter 2 Tonight Don Bedford anchors a report on the popular sport of kayaking Segments include a location report from the Swan River and a class at Rec Center pool facility 9:15 pm TCE Sports Possible coverage of Satur Intercollegiate Track and ield meet at Columbia alls VCC hosts purposes has been said Johnson no purpose in incarcerating her She has been behind bars since her arrest seven months ago and that time will count toward any prison term Miss Hearst who was convicted March 20 was not tAptvicu iu say aiiyuiuig at uie srciucuuing Dniidina Sources have said that Miss Hearst 22 has developed a lingering resentment of undergrund radicals who hid her during her months as a fugitive blaming them in part for her predicament She told probation officers who interviewed her that she is willing to tell all she knows about bombings and slayings linked to the underground in an exchange for a light sentence the sources said The judge also was given psychiatric reports in cluding one from Dr Elizabeth Richards who has treated Miss Hearst regularly since last fall to trade SAN RANCISCO (AP) An apprehensive Patricia Hearst facing sentencing for armed bank robbery was reported willing to trade her secrets of the ter rorist underground for leniency US District Court Judge Oliver Carter armed with a stack of psychiatric and probationary reports on Miss Hearst had the option of imposing a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison or as light a punishmentas simple probation at a sentencing hearing today "She's apprehensive concerned worried that the judge might sentence her to an one of her attorneys Al Johnson said Sunday Johnson said he and chief defense counsel Lee Bailey would argue that the one time kidnap victim has suffered enough There was no indication what prosecutor James Browning Jr would recommend "We're talking about a life which for all intents and 4 i grp 'A: VISITING HOURS 2:30 4:30 7:30 8:30 pm ADMITTED Judy Rose Connie Cady Jason Herman Gerald Thomas Columbia alls Gordon Walters Larry onner Bert Morris Whitefish Arlene Sauer Calgary Alta Mike White Hungry Horse Joan Lee Eureka DISCHARGED Kenneth Giles Gerald Thomas Connie Cady rances Rock Jean Johnson Columbia alls loyd Benson Bonnie Anderson and baby boy Elsie Hodges Whitefish Kathy Major and baby girl Kila Theft cure sought The Tri City Crime Prevention Bureau is cautioning persons engaged in construction to store building materials in a secure area after work hours A release from the bureau today said there have been several thefts of construction materials recently One victim of such a theft over the weekend reported the loss of $700 worth of windows obituaries Richard Baugher 57 Richard Earl Baugher 57 died in Kalispell Satur day morning He was born Oct 16 1918 in Conneaut Ohio a son of Mr and Mrs John Baugher He had received his education in Ohio He had served in the 27th Special Service Company of the US Army during World War II Mr Baugher was a musician and had traveled throughout the United States as a musi cian He had owned and operated the Allied Win dow Cleaning Service in Reno Nevada for the last year and about three weeks ago had moved to Kalispell He was a member of the Musicians Union He now is survived by his widow Wilma Baugher of Sun Valley Nev three sons David and' Michael Widman both of Sun Valley and Steven Widman of Moses Lake Wash one daughter Jennifer Baugher of Sun Valley one brother John Baugher of Reno one granddaughter and one nephew Services for Mr Baugher will be in the Johnson Chapel at 2 pm'' Wednes day Burial will be in the Bethel Cemetery near Somers with military graveside rites being con ducted by the local veterans organizations Mild with a chance of afternoon and evening showers is the weather forecast for today It will be cooler Tuesday with scattered showers Tuesday Wednesday through riday will be cooler with scat tered showers Highs will be in the 50 60 degree range with lows in the lower 30s and upper 20s High today will be in the 65 70 degree range with a low tonight in the 35 40 degree range and high Tuesday of 60 Chance of precipitation is 30 per cent today with 50 per cent chance tonight and Tuesday High yesterday at the airport was 73 low 36 and a trace of precipitation High in Kalispell was 75 low 38 high in Columbia alls was 71 low 34 and high in Whitefish was 69 low 32 Sun sets tonight at 7:23 and rises tomorrow at 5:52 One year ago the high was 61 low 24 and no precipitation Records for this date include a high of 75 in 1913 a low of 20 in 1948 and 50 inch of precipitation in 1933 Ventilation forecast is good Elsewhere Sunday: Max Min Billings 72 42 Butte 66 33 Great alls 77 51 Havre 76 44 Lewistown 73 38 local briefs BOA meets tonight The Kalispell Board of Adjustments (BOA) possibly will vote on lathead application for a variance for the old hospital tonight at a regular meeting The meeting will be at 7:30 in the City Hall council chambers riday the board drew up a restrictive variance ex cluding certain county offices from the move to the hospital and requiring a traffic study six months after a variance is granted and a general review of he variance in 1978 Burning may continue Open burning in the county may resume again this afternoon Jim Peterson air analyst for the Bureau of Air Quality in Kalispell siad ventilation in the county will again be favorable for outdoor burning this afternoon Burning in the county has been restricted since ri day due to poor ventilation conditions School board to meet Mrs Hazle Gorton 92 a longtime resident of the lathead Valley died at the Colonial Manor in Whitefish Saturday even ing She was born eb 14 1884 in remond Neb a daughter of William and Mary Halstead At the age of five she moved with her family to Ainsworth Neb Hazle Gorton 92 She received her education in a near by rural school and the Long Pine High School after which she completed a normal course at Valentine Neb After teaching several terms at Ainsworth she came to Kalispell in June of 1905 to visit friends and had made her home here since that time On Sept 6 1908 she was married to Milo Richard Gorton who preceded her in death at ort Harrison on July 28 1952 Mrs Gorton was a member of the irst Presbyterian Church She is survived by one son Dale Gorton of Kalispell one daughter Helen Blackbum of Bel levue Wash four grandchildren and several other relatives Services for Mrs Gorton will be conducted in the Johnson Chapel at 4 pm Tuesday with the Rev Dr Odin Baugh of the irst Presbyterian Church of ficiating Burial will be in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery Myrtle Bailey 85 Myrtle Grace Bailey 85 died in Kalispell riday where she had lived many years Mrs Bailey was born July 24 1890 at Blue Earth Minn the daughter of Samuel and Sarah Nesbitt Hamilton At the age of four and after the death of her mother she lived with her aunt and uncle in West field Wis She attended Westfield High School and lived there until 1917 when she moved to Geraldine where she worked in a cafe for two years She was married to lathead in October of 1937 and farmed northwest of Kalispell She had been ac tive in the Stillwater Ladies Aid and the Home Demonstration Club in the Barbara California and three great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband in 1955 and two sons Charles Bailey a carpenter in Great alls on Dec 12 1919 and they moved to California one year later or a brief time they lived in Washington and Idaho before returning to Great alls in 1928 They moved to the area Surviving are her son Nesbitt (Nebb) Bailey and her daughter Mrs Lawrence (Hope) Evans both of Kalispell two grandchildren Terry Evans San Jose Califor nia and John Evans Santa Services will be 2 pm Tuesday in the Weather ford uneral Home with the Rev Dr Odin A Baugh pastor of the irst Presbyterian Church of ficiating Burial will follow in Conrad Memorial Cemetery GORTON Hazle 92 Kalispell Died Satur day Services 4 pm Tuesdayin Johnson Chapel Burial in Conrad Memorial Cemetery BAUGHER Richard 57 425 10 Ave Died Saturday Services 2 pm Wednesday in Johnson Chapel Burial in Bethel Cemetery JOHNSON UNERAL HOME 525 SOUTH MAIN PHONE 756 5036 KALISPELL MONTANA BAILEY Myrtle Grace 85 died riday Ser vices 2 pm Tuesday in the Weatherford uneral Home Burial Conrad Memorial Cemetery WEATHERORD UNERAL HOME Kalispell 755 3432 LARSEN Ada 79 116 Somers Ave Died 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