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Palladium-Item, Richmond, Ind. Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1984 Tuesday Obituaries Fairy Simpson Fetters Rev. Robert McCormack, First COLLEGE CORNER, Ohio United Presbyterian Church, will Fairy Simpson Fetters, 72, of officiate. Burial will be in College died Sunday at Dreyer Corner Cemetery.

Nursing Home, Brookville, Ind. Friends may service call three hours She was the widow of Glenn Fet- before the at the chapel. ters, who died in 1979. She was a native of Hamilton, Ohio, and lived many years in the Mary Gertrude Holmes College Corner area. BROOKVILLE Mary GerSurvivors include one brother, trude Holmes, 76, of Miami, Samuel Simpson of Berea, former Brookville resident, died one sister, Louise Witter of West Sunday at the North Shore (Fla.) College College; nieces and neph- Medical Center.

ews. She was a native of Franklin Funeral service for Fairy Sim- County. pson Fetters will be at 3 p.m. Survivors include two sons, Joe Wednesday at Showalter-Black- Peters of Miami and Robert Petwell, Baker Funeral Chapel. The ers of Brookville.

Public record Reid Memorial Hospital (Richmond) Anderson, Torrey and Lori, Lynn, boy, Dec. 3. McCullough-Hyde Memorial (Oxford, Ohio) Crispin, Mark and Kathleen, 6401 Stillwell-Beckett Road, girl, Dec. 3. Fire report 12:30 p.m.

Monday, 1326 E. Main trash fire, no damage. 5:34 a.m. Sunday, burned food on stove, 110 S. Third no damage.

Police report Richmond A break-in at the community building at Westwood Apartments and the theft of a stove and refrigerator valued at $800 were reported Monday. Bernard Shipp, 1218 S. 22nd reported the break-in of his house Monday and the theft of a pistol, cash and other items valued at $385. A preliminary charge of child molesting, a Class felony, was filed against Andre D. Lewis, 26, 1123 Sheridan in connection with an attack on a boy less than 12 years old.

A 1979 Ford Mustang stolen Nov. 24 from Mark Barnett, 301 N.W. was recovered Saturday on Newman Hill Road. The car bore license plates stolen from an auto owned by James E. Sterling, 1017 N.

A St. Richard Smith, S. 14th reported the break-in of his van Saturday and the theft of a cassette radio and other items valued at $387. Accidents Mae D. McKnight, 30, 2910 S.

was treated at Reid Memorial Hospital and released. Richmond police say she was driving west on East Main Street at 4:05 p.m. She stopped for a red light at Henley Road and her car was struck in the rear by another driven by Eric A. Barnhizer, 18, 1400 Glendale Road. Barnhizer told police he didn't see McKnight's car stopping, then skidded on the wet pavement.

Deborah Johnson, 20, R.R. 1, Box 136, Fountain City, was treated Monday at Reid Memori- Funeral service for Mary Gertrude Holmes will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Cook Funeral Home. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call from 12:30 p.m.

to time of service at the funeral home. Charles G. McCallister UNION CITY The Rev. Charles G. McCallister, 88, 750 Chestnut Greenville, Ohio, died Sunday evening at the Brethren Home after an extended illness.

He was born in Anderson and was the minister of several Christian churches in Indiana, Connecticut, Kansas and Ohio. He served with the American Red Cross in Washington, D.C., during World War II, and with the U.S. Army at a base hospital in Michael R. Young, 34, 1634 Georgia Connersville, $75 in fines and court costs, license suspended 30 days, speeding. Rudolph Dillingham, 60, 225 S.

11th $163 in fines and court costs, license suspended two years, 170 of 180 days in jail suspended, driving while license suspended. Mark Shaver, 24, 47 S. 16th $163 in fines and court costs, license suspended 100 days, 50 of 60 days in jail suspended, driving while license suspended. Sidney R. Stewart, 41, 448 N.

Washington Hagerstown, $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 90 days, driving under the influence. Stephen J. Ayres, 27, 909 S. 14th trial set Jan. 3, driving under the influence, driving while license suspended.

James E. Brunner, 23, 817 S. 11th trial set Jan. 25, driving under the influence (Class felony, Class A misdemeanor), violation of implied consent, possession of marijuana, public intoxication. Tracy D.

Agee, 19, R.R. 2, Box 85-A, Cambridge City, $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 30 days, license restricted 180 days, driving under the influence. Scott A. Manning, 19, Knightstown, $213 in fines and court costs, license suspended 100 days, driving under the influence. Linda L.

Howard, 22, Claypool, $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 125 days, 30 days in jail suspended, driving under the influence, driving left of center. John W. Skinner, 28, R.R.I, Box 12, Williamsburg, $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 30 days, license restricted 180 days, driving under the influence. Herbert Jackson, 55, 324 S. Ninth $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 150 days, driving under the influence.

Marice A. Drew, 21, 314 N. Ninth trial set Jan. 4, driving under the influence, no operator's license. Kenneth S.

Osborne, 20, Owenton, $238 in fines and court costs, license suspended 180 days, 30 days in jail suspended, driving under the influence; speeding, no operator's license charges dismissed. Paul J. Bell, 38, 1020 W. Sixth Connersville, trial set Jan. 4, driving under the influence, public intoxication.

Ellis C. Rudy, 63, 3932 S.W. trial set Jan. 3, driving under the influence. Nuclear regulatory body wants stronger severe accidents policy WASHINGTON (GNS) A severe accident policy on the verge of being adopted by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission was criticized by commissioners Monday for failing to look more closely at existing nuclear power plants and not going far enough to encourage Ad briefs -Richmond Civic Theatre's Box Office now open for "On Golden Box Office hrs: 10-2 daily.

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320 So. 5th. (adv.) al Hospital and released. Richmond police say she was a passenger in a car driven by Roderick J. Baker, 18, R.R.1, Box 373, Lynn, who was driving north on North Seventh Street.

Driving west on North A Street at 1:35 p.m. was Hubert Branstetter 19, R.R. 1, Box 52-C, Laurel. Branstetter's car struck Baker's at the middle of the intersection. Both drivers told police they thought they had a green light.

Ida F. Grace, 66, 757 Winding Ridge Drive, Apt. 26, was treated Monday at Reid Memorial Hospital and released. Richmond police say she was driving south on Chester Boulevard at 2:45 p.m. She began turning left onto Sylvan Nook Drive and struck a northbound car driven by Neil F.

Fields, 33, R.R. 1, Box 248, Metamore. Grace's car spun around and came to rest sideways across the southbound lanes. Court news Tonya C. Mason, 18, 1025 E.

Main Apt. 3, $97 in fines and court costs, license suspended 60 days, leaving scene of accident. Willa D. Ford, 38, 122 S. Seventh trial set Jan.

7, driving under the influence, violation of implied consent. Jerry W. Delucio, 19, S. Eighth $213 in fines and court costs, license suspended 90 days, driving under the influence. Robert L.

Johnson, 34, 516 N. 19th trial set Jan. 7, driving under the influence. Robert L. Bennett, 42, 444 S.W.

Second trial set Jan. 28, driving under the influence (Class felony, Class A misdemeanor), possession of marijuana, violation of implied consent, public intoxication. Vernon B. Sams, 36, 301 N. 21st trial set Jan.

3, driving under the influence, speeding. Robby 1 E. Stout, 27, 1125 Fairacres, $351 in fines and court costs, license suspended one year, 70 of 90 days in jail suspended, driving under the influence, driving while license suspended; public intoxication, running red light, speeding charges dismissed. Vanda G. Fultz, 35, 3265 Whitewater Road, trial set Jan.

3, driving under the influence. Everett W. Carlin, 35, Manchester, $263 in fines and court costs, license suspended 225 days, 56 of 60 days in jail suspended, driving under the influence. standardized design in future plants. But the five commissioners indicated a general willingness to adopt the policy statement, which has been developed and debated for the past four years as part of the NRC's response to the Three Mile Island accident in 1979, as a step in the direction of future standardization of the industry.

The policy statement sets out the procedures to be followed and criteria to be met in the design of nuclear power plants with regard to severe accidents those accidents, such as a core melt, that are considered highly unlikely but potentially very dangerous. Bob Bernero, director of the NRC division of systems integration, said the policy statement's essence is "the general level of safety of existing light water re- Stegall "Berheide 222 North 962-9526 10th St. Orr chapel funeral England during World War I. He was pastor of the First Christian Church of Union City more than 20 years. His wife, Irene, died in 1982.

A brother and two sisters also are deceased. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Patricia McCallister of Huntington, two grandsons and one granddaughter. Memorial service for the Rev. Charles G. McCallister will be at 2:30 p.m.

Thursday at FrazeBrooks Davis Funeral Home, with 1 the Rev. James Troutman officiating. There will be no public calling. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Red Cross in care of World Hunger Relief. Clair Reid Clair Reid, 88, 1200 Earhart Road, Ann Arbor, former Wayne County resident, died Monday morning in St.

Joseph Hospital, Ann Arbor. He was a native of Dublin and was a graduate of Earlham College. He taught mathematics at Purdue and Michigan universities and had worked 35 years for World Book Encyclopedia, where he was state manager for World Books at Michigan. He was an avid amateur photographer and was a member of the Ann Arbor First United Methodist Church. He was a veteran of World War I.

His wife, Lena Marie, died in 1982. Survivors include one son, Robert H. of Chula Vista, eight grandchildren; several greatgrandchildren; three brothers, Sterling, Robert and Wayne, all of Richmond. One son, Phillip is deceased. Funeral service for Clair Reid will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at The Jones Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Blose officiating. Burial will be in Earlham Cemetery. There will be no public calling. Funeral services GRAHAM, Leva Mae, R.R.

1, Cambridge City, died Monday. Service at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Howard Sons Capitol Hill Chapel, where visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today. HOFF, John Edwin, R.R.

4, Brookville, died Saturday. Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Michael Catholic Church. Visitation from 4 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday at Cook Funeral Home. INGRAM, Emel, of Metamora, died Sunday. Service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Phillips Chapel of Memories in Brookville, where visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today.

JESSUP, Charles of Union City, died Sunday. Service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fraze-Brooks Davis Funeral 1 Home, where visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. JOHNSON, Nellie Marie, 1005 N. 15th died Saturday.

Service at 1 p.m. Thursday at Bethel A.M.E. Church. Visitation from 3 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Shiloh Baptist Church.

LUTZ, Fern 221 W. Second Connersville, died Monday. Service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Showalter-Blackwell, Myers Funeral Chapel, where visitation will be after 5 p.m. today.

MOORE, Paul 314 S. Third Centerville, died Monday. Service at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Mills Funeral Home in Centerville, where visitation will be from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

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Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary 4 National Weather Service NOAA US Dept of Commerce The forecasts Increasing cloudiness and lows around 20 are forecast by the National Weather Service for the Richmond area tonight. Mostly cloudy skies with 30 percent chance of light snow are expected Wednesday, with highs in the lower to mid-30s. Extended Richmond area Thursday through Saturday: In Indiana Partly cloudy and cold Thursday and Friday, with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. A chance of rain or snow south Saturday with lows in the mid-20s to low 30s and highs from the mid-30s to 40. In Ohio Chance of snow Thursday.

chance of flurries northeast Friday. Otherwise fair Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 20s and low 30s Thursday and Friday and in the upper 30s to mid-40s Saturday. Lows in the upper teens and 20s. Indiana For at least part of Indiana a change in the weather is coming.

Satellite pictures showed a large area of clouds to the south of a line from southern Nebraska and eastern Missouri to Tennessee. This moisture will be slowly moving toward Indiana. There will be a chance of light snow late tonight in southern Indiana. On Wednesday snow or a mixture of rain and snow will be likely, while there will be a chance of light snow in central sections. Weather elsewhere By The Associated Press Monday's high temperature, the overnight low temperature and amount of precipitation in inches, and the outlook for Wednesday are listed in that order for the following cities: Albany 39 32 .54 cir Albuquerque 50 32 .11 cdy Amarillo 41 31 cdy Anchorage 32 29 cdy Asheville 56 27 rn Atlanta 63 33 Atlantic City 58 33 cir Austin 56 43 .14 rn Baltimore 54 28 .07 cir Billings 26 07 cdy Birmingham 58 32 rn Bismarck 18 01 cdy Boise 32 17 cir Boston 46 33 .26 cir Brownsville 73 52 .33 rn Buffalo 41 24 .20 cdy Burlington, Vt.

37 32 48 cir Casper 27 -05 cir 68 43 rn 54 26 sn 56 32 rn Cheyenne 28 09 cdy Chicago 27 12 cdy Cincinnati 47 18 sn Cleveland 40 21 cdy 68 34 rn Columbus, Oh. 48 21 sn 41 27 .51 cir There were a few flurries in the extreme northern part of Indiana this morning caused by cold air flowing over the warm waters of Lake Michigan. As winds several thousand feet above the ground become more from a westerly direction, clouds and possible flurries in the extreme north will give way to mostly sunny skies. Temperatures will remain on the cold side through Wednesday. The National Weather Service says clouds will begin to move back over the state from the southwest tonight as another winter storm develops and begins to move toward Ohio.

This new storm will develop in the Southwest and move eastward, staying south of Ohio. Depending on the track of the storm center, there is a chance for significant snow in the state late Wednesday or Wednesday night. Temperatures will rise slightly, reaching the low to mid30s. Skies cleared everywhere in Ohio except the northeast overnight. Richmond readings Today: 6 a.m., 18; 10 a.m., 22.

Monday: high, 43; low, 25. Precipitation Monday: Trace of rain. One year ago Dec. 3: high, 35; low, 28. Dec.

3 records: high, 70 (1982); low, minus 2 (1966). Today's sunset, 5:15 p.m.; Wednesday's sunrise, 7:47 a.m. Dayton 42. 16 sn North Platte 37 15 cdy Denver 32 20 cir Oklahoma City 45 32 .03 sn Des Moines 26 10 cdy Omaha 30 17 cdy Detroit 42 24 cdy Orlando 78 61 cdy Duluth 16 03 cdy Philadelphia 51 29 .14 cir El Paso 62 36 cdy Phoenix 63 50 .06 cir Evansville 37 22 sn Pittsburgh 45 22 cdy Fairbanks 12 01 cdy Portland, Me. 43 28 .94 cir Fargo 16 05 .01 cir 44 36 Flagstaff 43 29 cir Providence 50 26 .47 Grand Rapids 38 22 cdy Raleigh 55 33 Great Falls 15 02 cir Rapid City 32 07 57 29 cdy Reno 42 33 .03 Hartford 38 27 .56 cir Richmond 58 30 cdy Helena 16 -06 cir Sacramento 54 40 .01 Honolulu 81 71 cir St Louis 35 22.

Houston 59 40 .18 St Pete-Tampa 82 62 cdy Indianapolis 40 18 cdy Salt Lake City 40 22 Jackson, Ms. 53 34 rn San Antonio 58 .14 Jacksonville 74 52 rn San Diego 60 51 .18 Juneau 33 26 San Francisco 56 46 Kansas City 33 20 cdy San 84 72 .25 Las Vegas 48 39 rn St Ste Marie 32 19 .37 cdy Little Rock 47 31 rn Seattle 46 35 Los Angeles 61 48 .07 rn Shreveport 55 41 Louisville 39 25 sn Sioux Falls 20 01 Lubbock 45 35 cdy Spokane 25 05 cir Memphis 46 29 rn Syracuse 37 28 .19 cdy Miami Beach 79 76 cdy Topeka 33 24 cdy Midind-Odessa 49 39 cdy Tucson 67 42 .92 cir Milwaukee 28 07 cir Tulsa 43 35 sn Mpls-St Paul 13 -01 cdy Washington 54 34 .01 cir Nashville 45 24 rn Wichita 40 29 .08 cdy New Orleans 62 48 .02 rn Wilkes-Barre 47 29 .25 New York 52 34 .34 cir 52 29 .11 cir Looking for Catering? We do catering Variety Foods of for all occasions Available big or small. Don't forget Richmond's Original Tuesday Special And All Day Wednesday B-B-9 Chicken The Town Fryer 3380 E. Main St. Richmond, Ind.

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