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Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 3

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VP Thursday. November 13 1979 Honolulu StarSulletin A3 (7 But Can't Id ntify Dcfondants IR A 7e r-z-A Tk A 4.7 71 VV. hie' Ve I Fct Wp in prctlers, ilk i cu a ter7; reJ erd Iry ci arawril II I zlv, I- m3 523Ce. or writ2t Kezn Lri, Cu 3: By 6C3 iirrjuij, Hi 'N. )J1 I Cri r)! throlo I I a.m.

at Kapiotant Park; the run starts at 7:33 a.m. conviction for theft, Is charged with conspiracy and possession of $10,000 in stolen money. lie allegedly was in the getaway car with Lycett when Fussell joined them with the payroll. Bell, an enlisted Navy man assigned to the Kawishiwi, is charged with possessing WO in stolen money. Lyeett, 21, an unemployed former Navy man, and Fussell, 21, a seaman apprentice assigned to the Pearl Harbor-based Kawishivii.

have pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the robbery. They will be sentenced Monday. Fussell, the alleged gunman in the case, could receive a life term. of the stolen, authorities have recovered all but $2,400. The trial was scheduled to resume today.

Navy car stopped behind the Pearl Harbor Exchange where the two payroll officers got out. The Navy car then proceeded to the Moanalua Shopping Center parking lot near the Food Warehouse and stopped, Hen said. She followed it there, and watched the driver get Out of the Navy car carrying a black bag and get into a white car. Herr said she took down the white car's license number and drove back to the bank to report what she saw. Herr yesterday said she couldn't identify any of the men involved.

The four men arrested on the night of the robbery included Fre len and Bell, both Navy enlisted men. James T. Lycett and Gary D. Fussell. FRAZEN, AN UNEMPLOYED FORMER Navy man awaiting administrative action on a recent By lim McCoy Star-13 ulle Vae Writer A Navy wife who provided ths key to the arrests of four men charged in the August heist of a Navy payroll yesterday in federal court described what she saw on the day of the incident.

But she testified she couldn't identify any of the defendants. The jury trial of two of the four defendants-- Bradley K. Fraten. 20. and Timothy Bell, 20, began yesterday before visiting federal Judge William Enright The two others already have pleaded guilty.

Beverly Herr of Aliamanu testified that on the morning of Aug. 23 she saw a man approach two Navy payroll officers outside the Pearl Harbor branch of Bank of Hawaii on Bougainville Drive. Herr, who was sitting in her car while her mother was banking inside, said the man forced his way into the Navy car used by the payroll officers and pushed the head of one of the payroll officertdown. The car with three men then drove oft, she said. 1 1 Sears Do we tali have to pay the city otu sewer tees during the period the United Public Workers' strike is on? I don't think we should because we don't have service from the VIM strike' A Yes, you'll still have to pay sewer feet because the sewers are flowing and Working, a city official told Mn s.

IC. For those who are having cesspool problems, the city advises them to call private plumbers. They are not being cheated out of free city service. Even before the strike, the city billed the homeowner after a UPW member working for the city fixed the cesspool. vlsTALLED cuncLAn ALAnt.11 CLLL 734.2214 :4 etantt hersCharpo FAY 1 Ni LATE MODEL SOFT ICI CRUM AND YOOHIAT EQUIPMENT CLIIEATO SOLD las Dit.C.C.

HAWAII LIASIN3 Co. HERR SAID SHE THEN Navy vehicle in her car for several blocks until the to wows one I wrAww NJ Los to oil effort to toot ft onottivoosso of title wbavortisioe sood le, woo are eitertrie tott000tort soloplo torwhes $oo, inwo stook to, eiil $799.60 obach. Offer expires Nov. SO, 1979 I PACIFIC ELIZPLUS 262-3131 SAL 0 NOV. 17 0 10 PIA Winter Flu Soason Bogan in July Hero alit 01 'I-) SALL WILL 111 KW AT NI WALIHOUSE KM'S TaUCKIN3 St2VICE, LTD.

MAPUNAPUNA-111139 OAOKUNIOA STRUT WSW. LIST OF ITIMS TO II SOLOi Cubemaster Ice Maker Taylor Soft Ice Cream Machine Model 333 Taylor Soft Ice Cream Machine Model 8154 Star line Juice Dispenser Model Ice Cream Freezer Refrigerator Silver King Milk Dispenser WI Mixer Attachment Ice Chest Stainless Steel Sink Cash Register Plus many more items too numerous to list. Winter flu came four months early to Hawaii this year, with sporadic outbreaks of Influenza reported here since July, said Dr. Ned Wiebenga, chief of the state Department of Health's branch of epidemiology. "There has not been a tremendous number of reported (flu) cases, and Influenza is not nor-mall), epidemic," Wiebenga said.

He was responding to reports from the Center for Disease Control that several strains of influenza are circulating worldwide, including in Hawaii. The center said Russian flu and Texas flu, which are types of Influenza A and Influenza have been reported this year, but not in the continental United States. The flu season in this country generally begins in late November or early December, but in Hawaii this year, it was first seen in July, Wiebenga said. The house I'm renting in Wahiawa has had a busted sewer Line for more than two weeks. The raw sewage is in front of our driveway and house, creating a terrible smell and health hazard.

I'm afraid the kids around here might get sick because of this. Can you help us fix this problem? Everyone we've talked to so far has told us we have to wait until the strike is over. Heaven knows bow long that will A city recommends that you call a private plumber to fix your sewer line. If you feel you have been damaged settle it with the city later. ter.

TRIM OP SALA I vrogtotao sold as lc whew im ma highest biddet. A detest, at 13 eh the fell et the harnmov, mutt Ihe ei ithot el 'sit All Wig Penal. 'alt alop tot tellh et lhottleh OA tettimiseteh batia, WI API NOW MINIS, TO AUCTOOAI latAt SATAIL aa saavAmanoos Ole 1 ted 01 When tOtellAtto the Meats be toys ler Cie Toys for Tots prorm egtla ye Lt? so, where an we drop off toys? A The 32nd annual collection of toys by the Marines of the 4th Reconnaissance Company, "Ilawail's Own," has already begun so that the Christmas season will be a brightkr one for the needy children of Oahu. Only new or slightly used toys are being accepted because the Marines do not have enough time or financial resources to repair the many toys contributed. There are many ways you, as 'a concerted individual or organization, can collect toys.

One of the most popular and productive ways is by holding a Christmas party with a "Toys for Tots" theme. The Marines will provide party posters and toy collection barrels for those interested. Call the Marines at 471-0202 for more information. The traditional practice of placing such barrels throughout the communities will be partially discontinued. The energy crunch hit Santa's helpers just as well as anyone else.

Most of the toys collectedlrom these barrels also were beyond repair. Toys can be dropped off at the Navy Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, 530 Peltier near Honolulu Airport, Mondays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Also serving as collection centers are the Digital Equipment Co. in the Gold Bond Building, Suite 603: and all Luke St Luke Realty Inc.

offices on Oahu and in Lahaina, Maul. The 'Luke offices are at 1720 Kalakaua Kaahumanu Suite 402, Pearl City; 6650 Hawaii Kai Drive, Suite' 105: 602 Kailua Road, Suites 202 and 206; and at 277 Wiliko Place, Suite 33, Lahaina, Maui. Cash contributions cannot be accepted. Donations by checks made payable to "The Toys for Tots Committee" will be accepted. Mail them to the Peltier Avenue address.

Toys will just before Christmas at the Reserve Training Center. The Volunteer Service Bureau' will determine who is eligible to re- ceive toys. There will be for Tots' Fun Run" Sunday from Itapiolarti Park to Kahala Mall and back, co-sponsored by the Honolulu Marathon Clinic. Each runner, is asked to donate an inexpensive new toy as the registration fee. Registration begins at 6 Lreser dia.

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