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Vital statistics Markets Commons, Carl, 2004 Pontiac another year of unsupervised proCourt bation. Indiana livestock INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Hogs 900. Barrows and gilts moderately active, mostly 25 cents higher, US 1-3 215-250 IDs 41.50-42.00. US 2-3 230- 270 IDs 40.25-41.00, US 2-4 265-295 36.00-40.00. Sows: Moderately active, steady to firm.

US 1-3 400-550 lbs 35.00-30.00: 625-750 lbs 40.00-42.00. Cattle: 1250. Compared to last Tuesday early sales slaughter steers and heifers 1.00-2.00 lower. Compared to last week's close slaughter cows mostly steady with weighing condition lavoring the seller. Bulls 1.00 lower.

Supply good and choice staughter steers 35 percent heifers, 12 percent cows. Slaughter steers: Choice 2-4, 1075-1375 Its 61.00-63.00; Lat and pkg. 63.25-63.50. Slaughter helters: Choice 2-4, 1000-1175 lbs. 60.50-62.25: Few mixed good and choice 2-4, 690- 1000 IDS 59.25-61.00.

Slaughter Utility and commercial 2-4, 43.25•40.25: Low dressing down to 38.00; Cutter 1-2, 39.00-44.75; Low dressing down to 35.00. Slaughter bulls: Yield grade 1-2, 1200-2250 lbs 50.25-56.00. Direct hogs INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Indiana direct hog markel at 70 yards and markets Tuesday. Barrows and gilts mostly 50 cents higher. Demand good.

US 1-2 210-250 lbs 40.00-40.75, some to 41.00, plant delivered 10 41.50. US 1-3 210-260 lbs 39.00- 40.00. Sows: steady. Instances 50 cents lower. US 1-3 300-500 31.00-32.50, 500-650 IDS 32.00-34.00, some 35.00.

Indianapolis grain INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Grain prices Indianapolis area elevators: Corn No. 2 yellow 1.66-1.76, 1968 1.69-1.82, 3 March 1.72-1.86. Soybeans No. 1 yellow 5.43-5.45, News update Births Howard Community Hospital Gaddis, John and Teresa (Floyd), 714 Kirk a boy, Brandon Thomas Eugene, 9 pounds, 5 ounces, at 8:40 a.m. Monday, Nov.

16, 1987. Chism, Scott and Julie (Harrison), Waugh a boy, John Russell, 8 pounds, 9 ounces, at 8:45 p.m., Monday, Nov. 16, 1987. Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center Harlan, Brian and Carolyn (Harshbarger), 1404 Meadowbrook Drive, a girl, Mary Elizabeth, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, at 7:29 p.m. Friday, Nov.

13, 1987. Meadows, Mark and Mary Jane (Fleming), Grissom Air Force Base, a boy, Zachary Alden, 9 2 ounces, at 7:52 a.m. Tuesday, Nov 17, 1987. Engel, Jerry and Jill (Reed), Bunker Hill R.R. 1, a boy, Justin Bradley, 10 pounds, ounces, at 12:11 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987. White, Sherry, 230 E. Boulevard, a boy, Stephen Robert, 6 pounds, 6 ounces, at 9:26 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.

17, 1987. Births Tipton County Memorial Hospital Johnson, Andrew and Eva, Marion, a boy, Monday, Nov. 16, 1987. Dismissals Tipton County Memorial Hospital Burns, Kimberly, Tipton R.R. 1 Julow, Frances, Kokomo Keifer, Leslie, Tipton R.R.

2 Kennedy, Corey, Tipton R.R. 2 Hunter, Janell, 112 First St. Kelich, Jeffery, Elwood Richey, Clara, Windfall Townsend, Christina, Arcadia Duncan, Clarence, Windfall Eller, David, 421 N. Conde St. Lanning, David, Kokomo Sanders, Patricia, 708 E.

Jefferson St. Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center Beebe, Dayle, 1901 S. Park Road Apartment G207 Brumbaugh, Laura, 4103 Toni Drive Cogar, Joshua, 1901 S. Park Road Apartment J117 Delawter, Louis, Peru Gleason, Betty, Frankfort Gray, Jane, 1732 W. Mulberry St.

Jordan, Cathy, Kewanna R.R.I Lasley, James, 604 Miami Blvd. McKoon, Cecil, 3016 W. Alto Road Metz, Lisa, 1517 N. Road 1050 West Mikotowicz, Karrie, Grissom Air Force Base Mocherman, Russell, Flora O'Neal, Carolyn, Russiaville Pruitt, Clifford, Windsor Estates Raber, Lewis, 1128 Columbus Blvd. Reed, Andrew, 1411 W.

Havens St. Rockey, Charles, West Middleton Robison, Nancy, Young America Stapleton, Wesley, Twelve Mile Taylor, Horld, Greentown R.R. 2 Tedder, Karen, 1015 W. Monroe St. Tolle, Ray, 2405 N.

Lafountaine St. Youngdale, Jama, 618 Philadelphia Drive Aaron, Carolyn, Bunker Hill R.R.1 Bontrager, Miriam, 2692 N. Road 500 East Dewitt, Clifton, 909 E. Fischer St. Dougherty, Deborah, 4508 E.

Road 200 South Lot 161 Latta, Dallas, 1230 W. Madison St. Rogers, Tina, Apperson Way N. Stout, Bethanne, Russiaville Smith, Mark, Logansport Walden, Mildred, Russiaville Watson, Leah, 328 E. Vaile Ave.

Wilson, Debra, Matthews Howard Community Hospital Begley, Ina, 2217 N. Locke St. Bergman, Claudis, Russiaville 8 Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1987 Weather Obituaries January 1988 5.51 9.65, march 5.59 5.70. Wheal No.

2 soft red 2.57. Quote as sot 11 a courtesy of K.J Brown Net High Low Chg ATT 291,4 Amer. Elec 2534 Cabot Chrysler 32 32 Gen. Mirs. 601 Dana Corp.

35 35 3 GME GMH IPALCO N-1-Pub-Ser Pub- Ser-Ind Amoco-Ind 67 Payless PPG Indust. 32 NASDAQ OTC Pioneer bid ask'd Dow Jones Index 30 Industrials 1913.63 20 Transportations 735.72 15 Utilities 179.47 65 Stocks 708.17 The price of Dec. gold is $461.90, down Chicago sitver is $6.58, down 15 cents. Kokomo cash grain market Closing: Tuesday Nov corn, per 1.78 Jan corn, per .1.81 Nov soybeans, per Jan soybeans, per .........5.65 DP wheat, per Dodd, Sheryl, Miami Doggett, Nellie, Windfall Douglass, Gregory, Peru. Julian, George, Russiaville Kann, Ruth, Galveston Knolinski, Robert, 1216 Maplewood Drive Parkey, Edith, 668 E.

Road 450 North Riley, Virginia, 1615 E. Road 100 North Sidell, Yvonne, Peru Smith, Phyllis, Bringhurst Sweezy, I David, 630 S. Locke St. Howard Circuit Court From the court record Indianapolis man sentenced A man accused of conspiring with two accomplices to shoplift at a local department store and giving false testimony to juvenile authorities was sentenced in Howard Circuit Court to two years in prison. Doran Verl Harris 38, was given the presumptive sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit theft as a Class felony, in return for dismissal of a charge of perjury, the same class offense.

The court accepted the agreement and ordered the sentence to be served concurrently with one possible in a Hamilton County case. Edwin was charged in June after he was identified by two suspects who were caught shoplifting at Target in Markland Mall. The suspects tried to pass themselves off as juveniles and while in court before discovery they were adults, implicated Harris. Harris also was accused of lying to juvenile authorities when he told them the two other suspects were underage. Charges dismissed Two Class A felony charges against a Kokomo man were ordered dismissed in Howard Circuit Court because the state was unable to locate a witness.

The charges were dropped against Rudolph "Rudy" Cavazos, 25, 1507 N. McCann St. He was indicted by a Howard County grand jury in August 1985 on charges of conspiracy to commit burglary and conspiracy to deal cocaine in excess of 3 grams. The charges stemmed from an alleged incident in June 1985 in which Cavazos and two other men were accused of breaking into a local residence to steal cocaine and resell it. Probation granted James M.

Schmitt, 31, 1214 S. Ohio was sentenced in Howard Circuit Court to three years on probation after pleading guilty to conspiracy to deal more than 3 grams of cocaine. A Howard County grand jury indicted Schmitt on the charge as a Class A felony in August 1985, plus a charge of conspiracy to deal more than 30 grams of marijuana. The first charge was reduced to a lesser included offense as a Class offense and the second charge dismissed in a plea bargain. After accepting the agreement, the court issued a presumptive five-year sentence as called for, but suspended it for probation.

A fine of $500 and court costs also were levied against Schmitt. The charges stemmed from an alleged incident in which Schmitt purchased cocaine and repacked it for resale. In a a a a a a a a a a separate incident, he bought cocaine from a dealer living at a mobile home park with the intent to resell. Charge reduced Wanda Ballew, 53, address not listed, was given a year probationary sentence in Howard Circuit Court after she pleaded guilty to a ed charge. She had been under indictment since February 1986 on a charge of conspiracy to deal a drug represented to be cocaine, a Class felony.

Through a plea bargain, she was permitted to plead guilty to a Class felony of dealing in a substance represented to be a controlled drug. The court accepted the arrangement and sentenced Ballew to a year of formal probation and Zone 1-2: Tonight, clear and very cool. Low in the middle to upper West wind 5 to 10 mph. Thursday, partly sunny and continued cool. High in the lower to middle 10s.

3-4-5-6-7: Tonight, clear and very cool. Low in the middle to upper 20s. West wind 5 to 10 mph. Thursday, mostly sunny and conTHE WEATHER forecasts 2 tinued cool. High in the middle 40s.

8-9-10-12-13: Tonight, clear and very cool. Low in the middle to upper 20s. West wind 5 to 12 13 11 10 mph. Thursday, mostly sunny and continued cool. 14 High In the middle 40s.

10 mph. Thursday, 11-14-15: Tonight, mostly sunny and clear and very cool. continued cool. Low in the upper High in the upper 20s. West wind 5 to 40s.

The Accu-Weather" forecast for 8 A.M., Thursday, November 19 40 30 20 20 (FLURRIES) (COLD) (CLEAR 30 BRISK WINDY COLD 50 CHILLY 50 DRY SHOWERS 50 70 40 SHOWERS FRONTS: 50 70 Warm Cold Stationary :987 Accu Weather, Inc Friday through Sunday: Cold Friday with a chance of snow north and partly cloudy condiin the south. Fair and a little warmer Outlook during the weekend. Highs in the mid-30s Friwarming upper 40s and low 50s by Sunday. Lows in the mid-20s statewide on Friday, warming to the low 30s by Sunday. Weather elsewhere The state INDIANAPOLI5 (AP) Highest Cheyenne temperature Indiana Tuesday, lowest Chicago temperature since 7 p.m., precipitation Cincinnati for 24 hours ending 7 a.m.

today: Cleveland City High Low Precip. Columbus, Ohio Evansville 63 0.00 Indianapolis 0.04 Dallas- Ft Worth Fort Wayne 0.18 Dayton South Bend 0.05 Denver Latayelle MM 0.04 Des Moines Terre Haute 68 MM 0.24 Detroit Duluth El Paso The nation Fairbanks Evansville Fargo By The Associated Press Flagstaff Today Grand Rapids Great Falls Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m, Hartford Hi Lo Pre Ofik Helena 63 45 .09 cir Honolulu Albuquerque 25 Houston Amarillo 20 Indianapolis Anchorage Jackson, Miss. Asheville cdy Jacksonville Atlanta 3 cdy Juneau Atlantic City cir Kansas City Austin cdy Las Vegas Baltimore .13 cdy Little Rock Billings .03 Los Angeles Birmingham cdy Louisville Bismarck Lubbock Boise cir Memphis Boston .14 Miami Beach Brownsville cdy Midland-Odessa Buffalo Milwankee Burlington, V1. Jul Casper cir Nashville 1.10 cdy New Orleans .66 cir New York City Norfolk, Va. 76 .12 North Plate Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando 66 1.93 Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh .29 Maine Portland, Ore.

Raleigh Providence 25 Rapid City Reno Richmond 107 Sacramento St Louis Salt Lake City .03 San Antonio San Diego S1 Ste Marie San Francisco San 8388 Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse .16 Tampa- 5t Pirsbg 1.00 Topeka Tucson Tulsa Wichita Wilmington, National Del. 500 .04 cdy temperature extremes High Tuesday 86 at Fort Myers and Sarasota, Fla. Low this morning -'10 below zero al Gunnison, Colo. mis Indicates missing sky condiIan Rain dampens East By The Associated Press Snow fell in sections of the Midwest and West today while rain and cloudy skies prevailed across much of the eastern half of the nation in advance of a cold front. Rain ranged from the lower Great Lakes region and western New England to the middle Atlantic Coast and across southern and central Florida.

Snow fell in northern Michigan, Wisconsin, eastern Colorado, western Kansas, the Oklahoma Panhandle and the northern Texas Panhandle. An advisory for snow and blowing snow was posted for the Sangre De Christo Mountains of southern Colorado, where up to 5 inches of snow was possible. Cloudy skies prevailed from Florida to New England and the lower Great Lakes region ahead of a cold front slowly pushing East. Temperatures ahead of the cold front were in the 50s in much of the East early today and 60s to 70s along the Atlantic Coast. Early-morning temperatures were below freezing from the northern and central High Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley and were in the teens in sections of North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado.

Cloudy skies also prevailed across the upper Great Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley. Skies were cloudy over much of Arizona and southern California while most of the rest of the nation had fair skies. Today's forecast called for rain scattered from the eastern Great Lakes region thorugh New England and along the mid-Atlantic Coast; rain scattered across central Florida, northern Michigan, the Texas Panhandle and from southwest Kansas into northwest Oklahoma; and for mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies across most of the rest of the nation. Highs were predicted in the 30s from northwest Montana through the upper Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes region and in the Texas Panhandle; 60s to 70s Featherstone services Services for Donald R. Featherstone, 60, 3517 Southlea Drive, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in Ellers Mortuary. The Rev. Chet Perkins will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m.

Thursday at the mortuary. Donald Featherstone Memorials may be made to the oncology department of Saint Joseph Hospital Health Center. Featherstone died at 7:50 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, in Saint Joseph Hospital.

He was born Feb. 3, 1927, in Union City, a son of Walter H. and Ona Mae (Washington) Featherstone. Aug. 9, 1944, he married Patsy Shaffer, who survives with three sons, Richard T.

Featherstone of Lincoln, Gregory A. Featherstone of Wabash' and Donald K. Featherstone of Kokomo; two daughters, Deborah Jeroski of Orlando, and Marilyn Featherstone of Kokomo; two brothers, E. Wayne Featherstone of Kokomo and William Featherstone of Chicago; and nine grandchildren. A son, a brother and a sister preceded him in death.

An Army veteran of World War II, Featherstone retired in 1976 from Conkle Pontiac as service manager. Freida Hiatt Marcella Hiatt, 77, LaFontaine R.R. 1, died at 5:58 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, in Lutheran Hospital at Fort Wayne.

She was born June 26, 1910, in Wabash County, the daughter of Lee Roy and Rose Mae (Martin) Callaway. July 20, 1931, she married Perry Hiatt, who survives. Also surviving are two sons, Jay C. Hiatt of North Manchester and Xen A. Hiatt of Signal Hill, a daughter, Jenifer Hiatt of LaFontaine; eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Hunter Funeral Home here. The Rev. David Herr will officiate. Burial will be in 100F Cemetery here.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary. LAFONTAINE, Ind. Freida Harold Myers Sr. DENVER, Ind.

Harold Dean Myers 74, Denver, died at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, at Dukes Memorial Hospital in Peru. He was born on June 11, 1913, in Huntington County, a son of Frank and Nellie (Case) Myers. Nov.

6, 1938, he married Esther Smalley, who survives. Myers was a retired wood worker and a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Peru. Also surviving are two sons, Harold Dean Myers Jr. of Kokomo and Billy Bob Myers of Roann; three daughters, Peggy Lowe of Russiaville, Carolyn Satterfield of Denver and Alice Phillipy of Wabash; 18 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

Two brothers and a sister preceded him in death. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home in Peru. The Rev. Martin Haeger will officite.

Burial will be in Ever-Rest Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the mortuary. Atkins services at Friday in Ellers Mortuary. will be in Crown Point Cemetery.

Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Thurs- Services for Richard W. Atkins 52, 1320 E. Murden will be day at the mortuary. Richard Atkins Atkins died at 4:43 a.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, in Howard Community Hospital. He was born Jan. 21, 1935, in Kokomo, a son of Samuel and Alice (Dyer) Atkins. Nov.

9, 1955, in Kokomo he married Doris Meadows, who survives with three sons, Richard W. Atkins Jr. of Okeechobee, Paul F. and Daniel L. Atkins, both of Kokomo; his mother of Kokomo; five brothers, Walter, Carl, James and Leroy Atkins, all of Kokomo, and Gary Atkins of Peru; three sisters, Mary Lou Cunningham, Mrs.

Claude (Linda) Jones and Carolyn Atkins, all of Kokomo; and four grandchildren. Two sons, a brother and a sister preceded him in death. Atkins was employed at Continental Steel Corp. for years as an operator in the acid, department. He was a member United Steelworkers Local 1054 and served in the National Guard.

Bradley Hillis MIAMI Bradley Robert Hillis, 30, 9020 S.W. 125th died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, in his home. Arrangements are pending at Ellers Mortuary in Kokomo, Ind. Clarence King Clarence A.

King 67, 1514 E. Carter died at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1987, at St. Vincent Hospital in Carmel.

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Sun. 9-5 12-5 Ph. 457-1555 Marry Saint, Joseph HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER presents The Agony of De Feet by Anthony Miller, D.P.M. 12:30 p.m. Thursday, November 19th Conference Room A (Basement level of neu building) Dessert Beverage provided free of charge..