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OK. 4 INTELLIGENCIR f. Jurat, W77 Plaugher Mrs. Donna Anne Flaugher, to, of Alton, a former Edwardsville Sunday, June 5, 1977, near Hartford. Her body was recovered at 2 p.m.

Tuesday. She born on June 3, 1948, in Tularosa, N.M., a daughter of Donald Jones and Mrs. Mary Lou Kouth of Alton. On June 4, 196B, she was married to Larry Dale Flaugher, who survives. Also surviving are daughter Cindy Marie Flaugher, at home, half-brothers, Jerry Mill- tap of Staunton.

Donald Millsap of New Douglas, Keith Millsap of Alton. William Knuth and Robert Knuth, also of Alton, and Tery Rich and Gary Rich of New Mexico! and a half- tistcr, Miss Sherrie Millsap of Alton. Mrs. Flaugher's daughter, Kim Marie, 18, also drowned She Was a student at Milton School in Alton. She was born on Feb.

3. 1967, in Highland. Mrs. Flaugher's son, Jeffery Lee, 8, also drowned Sunday. He was a student at Clara Barton School in Alton.

He was born on Oct. 15, 1968, in Highland. Survivors include paternal Mr. and Mrs. Perry L.

Flaugher of Edwardsville. Visitation will he from 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Lesley Marks Funeral Home. Funeral srrvifes will he held at 10 a m. Thursday in the funeral home, i the Ilev Kujivr Ellsworth, raMoi of Southern i i a i Burial ttitl lie in Wuodlawn Ceme- Howerton Edward ilnwerton.

75. of 213 a i died at 4 40 Tuesday. June 7. 1977, in Oliver C. Anderson Hospital jit a Mr.

Himerlon was a a In rural a i i for 30 a i retiring in 1971. He was born a 25, 1S02. at Bunker Hill, a son of the late William and Ella Jones Houerton. He was married to Clara Aldrup Sept. 1923.

His wife i Ollitr i i i include sons, Harold E. Howerton of Tequesta, Kenneth D. Howerton, Lester R. Howerton and J. Glen Howerton, all of Edwardsville, and daughters, Irma Belshaw of Red Wing, Hilda Sappington of Granite City and Marlene Johnson of.Bethalto.

Also surviving are 19 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, brothers, William P. Howerton of Edwardsville and Orville Howerton of Lincoln, and sisters, Effie Strassen of Highland, Mildred Howard of Worden and Evelyn Brown of Oxnard, Calif. Mr. Howerton was preceded in death by two brothers and three sisters. British Commonwealth summit Absent Amin main conversation topic Mr.

Howerton was a member of the Madison County Farm Bureau and the First Baptist Church of Edwardsville, Friends may call from 4 p.m. Thursday to 11 a.m. Friday, in the Lesley Marks Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in First Baptist, with the Rev.

Richard L. Holmen, pastor of the church, officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Hill Cemetery. The family asks that memorials be sent to the First Baptist Church Building Fund. By the Associated Press i i Commonwealth leaders opened an eight-day summit today with condemnations of the white minority regimes in southern Africa, but of the private talk was about the whereabouts of Uganda's President Idl Amin and the coup in the Seychelles.

Amin and Seychelles President James Mancham, who was deposed in his island republic after he arrived for the conference, were conspicuously absent as more than 400 delegates met in Lancaster House for the biennial summit. British Prime Minister James Callaghan set the tone in his opening address when he Warned the, governments of South Africa and Rhodesia that unless they give political power to their Mack majorities an "ever increasing number who gun as the only means of winning freedom will be proved right." Callaghan spoke first as the host of the conference, which is being held against backdrop of a celebrating the monarchy that ruled over the former colonies that make up the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth was founded in 1925 as a trading association between Britain aiid its overseas territories. It has evolved into an association of 36 independent nations seeking economic and educa- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Joseph Kieffcr et to Gary Ocepek lot 33 Brown add in Livingston Robert Perry to William Davison lot 19 in Joida II in Edwardsville KID TOWN FINEST SELECTION OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHES IN THE AREAI SIZES: INFANTS THROUGH 14 We Always Feature Top Brands At Reasonable Prices. Courteous Sales People to Help You with Styles, Fabrics and Sizes.

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Outside the formal meeting rooms the big topic was Amin, who was told by the British It 'would be "Inappropriate" for him to attend because of the atrocWet and 'mass murders he har Inflicted on his East African nation. Amin vowed to come anyway, and Radio Uganda said he was on his way to London. But some observers suspected the announcement was-a hoax. Ugandan broadcasts said Amin left by plane early Tuesday arid stopped en route at an Arab country. It was believed to be Libya.

Uganda is a member of the Commonwealth, but the British government broke diplomatic relations with ita former. East African colony last July. Amln's whereabouts remained a mystery early today. Meanwhile, the Ugandan government barred all British citizens in Uganda from leaving the country today an apparent attempt to force Britain to let Amin attend the London conference. Radio Uganda said a decision en the "plight" of the British in Uganda would have to await Amtn'a return from London.

The embargo on the British in Uganda was similar to a ban placed on about 240 American nationals in last February after President Carter salr reports of wave of mass murders by Amin and his supporters "disgusted the entire civilized world." That ban was listed after four days. The British Foreign Office In London said about 300 British citizens live in Uganda, most of them missionaries. In another development, Amin accused Andrew Young, the black U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, of being "traitor to the cause of the black man" because of things he said in a Playboy magazine interview, Radio Uganda reported today. Young was quoted as saying In the interview, "I didn't want Hitler to be saved and I don't want Amin to be saved I want him to disappear from the face of the earth." Radio Uganda quoted Amin as saying: "If the Playboy interview is accurate, there is no doubt Mr.

Young has chosen to be a traitor to the cause of'the black man in America where the history of slavery is still alive in minds of black people all over the world." Dow Averages New York (AP) Dow Jones noon averages: 30 Indus. 910.02 up 1.35 20 Trans. 238.04 up 8.97 Burglars take two rifles, TV Two .22 caliber rifles and color television set were stolen Friday from the owned by Carl Wendler of Route 1, St. Jacob, Madison County Sheriffs Department reported today. Wendler told deputies his home was burglarized while be was in downtown St.

Jacob for short Friday. Deputies noted the home was not ransacked, leading them to believe the burglars knew the whereabouts of the items they stole. Also taken was a portable radio, deputies said. Traffic charges The following persons were charged with traffic violation! by Edwardsville police on Tuesday or early today: Edward D. Force of 419 Handle riding without special equipment; Rodney K.

Matlock of 715 Stolie riding without special equipment; Loren D. Simburger of Route 1, Mount Olive, driving the wrong way on a one-way street; Perry L. Wilson of 317 Olive negligent driving; Robert G. Jackson of Route 6, Edwardsville, speeding; Gary W. Krumeicb of 205 McKinley speeding; Chris O'Neal of 481 Hoehn no motorcycle classification; and Daniel Bornemann of 655 Roosevelt speeding.

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Cyclist dies after crash St. Louis (AP) An Illinois man died Tuesday St. Louis University Hospital of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident on Sunday. He was identified as Jack Hladyshewski, 30, of St; Clair County. Washington Park Police Chief Kenneth J.

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