Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 31

PagtB Section 4 VALLEY NEWS Van Nuys, Calif. Tuesday, June 22,1976 UN Wl KHOCAST National weather outlook Thunderstorms wiii occur today aiong length of East Coast while clear to partly cloudy skies will prevail essewhere. according to the National Weather Service forecast map. Yesterday satellite photograph, nght. snows upper levei disturbance bringing clouds and showers to parts of Washington, Oregon.

Northern California, Idaho and western Montana. UP! Ts.eDro-.cs Southern California forecasts if i srjr Ci 15'. rr.v-- i Arte. vt- a IV- California forecasts By United PTMS San Francisco Bay Area: Fair tr.ro..gr. except low eiouds iocal.y iixar.TM rr.orr.rig H.ghs the 30s a.or.g the ar.d 70s Lows tor.ignt tr.e 50s craft ach ir.c:ua:ng jr.

3a and West for -Ats" to northwest winds :r.creas:ng to to 2j rr. afternoons and evenings Sar. Francisco and 52. Oakland Airport $4 and 55. Recwood City 75 and 53 Northeastern California: Mostly fair toda ith httie temperature change Susan-.

44 ar.ci 53 Northwestern California: Low clouds and patchy fog along the coast extending into nights and mornings, decreasing toda Variable cloudiness otherwise through today Fort Bragg 50 and 53. L'kiah 50 and 7S Sacramento Valley: Fair through today except for variable cloudiness north tonight Highs in the 50s except upper 70s Delta Lows tor.ight in the 50s to 60s Southerly winds :0 to 20 rr. becoming northeriv 10 to 25 tocav Shasta Dam 60 and SS Lower Sacramento Valley: Fair through today Higns in the 80s except in the upper 70s the Delta Southerly wiids 10 to 20 becoming northerly 10 to 25 today Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area: Increasing cioudir.ess with chance of a few showers this evening Variable clouds today Mount Shasta City 45 and SI sSierra Nevada: A few thundershowers this evening otherwise variable cloudiness through todav Lake Tahoe 40 and 7S. Yosemite Valiev 52 and 90 San Joaqoin Valley: Fair through today Highs in the rr.id SOs to rr.id 90s except low 80s north end Lows tonight in the mid 50s north to unrjer 6 -s Massachusetts Justice Sullivan dies 3OSTOX (UPI) Massachusetts Superior Court Justice Robert Sullivan died Sunday the age of 60 following a long illness Sullivan. served nearly IS vears on the bench, died at Peter Ben: nrigham Hosoitai The Boston-born delivered several controversial decisions during his career, including a December 1972 ruling sending back to the Boston 5'hooi Commr.tee and Sta Board of Eaucation a plan to racially balance public schools without massive bus- cr A graduate of Boston Latin School.

Harvard Coileee and Boston College School. Sullivan presided at more than 100 murder trials In 1975. Sullivan ruled in favor of the controversial Massachusetts mandatory-sentence gun control He was later upheld by the State Supreme Court. He was a major supporter of court reform and urged revision of bail procedures which he said discriminated against the poor Sullivan is survived by his widow. Dorothy A Xuunyhn.

a daughter and a sister. A mass be held at 10 a m. tomorrow St Ignhnus Church in Chestnut Hill Burial will be at Holy- hood Cemeterv. Brooklir.e Vital records Funeral notices Funerai notices Funeral notices HILTON. Marie of 1 ivec Robert t--r.

'Mothers anc. 1 Recitation of Ro-srv retired 1976. -r Chaps e- Tuesday. June I Cr :0 a rr. at Holy KERYLOW, Kevin M.

passed June 19, 1976 Survived by father. William A Kerylow; mother. Helen Kerylow. brothers, Williarr. and Stephen and sister.

Barbara Kerylow Rosary will be Tuesday, 7 30 at St. John Baptist Church. Funeral Mass Wednesday, 10 a.m at St. John Baptist Church Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Utter McKmley Mission Hills Directors.

RHINE, James Lloyd. Parents. Robert and Bernice Rhine; sister, Sheila and brother-in-law, Kenneth Martin; grandmother, Mary i -30 a Pierce Bros. Little Country Chapel, 1062! Pierce Bros. Valhaila Di- FUNEgAL DIRECTORS S207- RIYAS, Concepcion of Mission Hf.is.

passed away June 17. 1976 in Sun Valley. Survived by husbar.d, Raul a Soledad Hernandez, Sandy. Susan, Jonia, Sharon Rivas, brother, Roberto Mata, sisters. Elisa Rogero.

Isabel Gor.zales. Guadalupe a a Torres. Ernestir.a Galiardo: and 1 grandson. Rosary was recited Monday, Jur.e 21, 1976 at Santa Rosa Church Funera. Mass Tuesday, 9 a at a a Rosa Church Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery Noble Chape! Funeral Directors San Fernando WALLISER, Frederick S8, away June 21.

1976 Sons. James Herbert and William F. Walhser and daughter, Dorothy Elm of Pittsburg, Pa. '63 -erce'SJi-c ecu' eo HC COS! Funeral set tomorrow for Edgerton Coulter south tu I5rr. excep: ly to 2j TC-.

Santa Slaria. San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: ar.c patchy fog near trie coas: extending inland r.ieits ar.c tr.rougn iwiay sunnv afterr.oons over of the area the 0s a.ong T.e coast to tne mid 70s ir.ianc Lo-vs tonignt thelnwero'Js terly iO to 20 rr. afvrr.oons ar.a eve- Monterey Bay Area: Low ciouds ar.d patcnv fog near the coast extending iniar.d and rr-omings tnrougn today wizn sunny aiteroor.i O-- er rr.ost of tne area Higns in the 60s to ioiv 70s LO-A-S lonig-' the 50s -A-inds 10 to 20 afternoons ar.a Monterey 64 ana 54" Salinas Valley: tnrough today except night ar.a morning eiouds and patchy fog nortn and patchy "orrur.g icu- clouds south near 70 in the nortn to near 90 south LO-A-S tonight tne 50s Northwest winds :0 to 20 rr. afternoons and evenings except southerly extreme south Sa.snas 54 and 73. Palxj Rooies 50 and 93 Northern and Central California: Night ar.d morning fog and low clouds along the coast decreasing today.

A fe-A- thundershowers over the Sierra Nevada this evening variable ciouaip.ess north ar.d fair south Little temperature change Santa Clara Valley: Fair through today Higns in the 70s to 50s Lows tonigra in tne 50s Northwest winds 10 to 20 rr; afternoons San Jose 55 and 79. Hoilister 52 ar.d 80 Diablo, San Ramon and Livennore Valleys: Fair through today Highs jr. the 80s and lows the 50s. winds 10to20rr. afterr.oons Concord 32 ar.c 52.

Livermore 51 and 52 Funeral will be held tomorrow for veteran hehcooter pilot Edger.on of Canoga Park at Van Xuy- Mr Coulter died Sunday at Hospital tainec when he was hit a he-livopter blade Wednesday at ity Bureau of Transportation repair Van Xuys He was 51 A 20-year veteran of the Angeles Police Department where he waiked beats, worked out of a squad car. and piloted helicopters. Mr. flew for the city since I9t5b. He survived "ny a widow.

Vicky of Canoga Park, three daughters. Carne. Kathleen. Jennifer, and a son. Eagerton Coulter Jr Mr.

Coulter wiL be cremated follow- EDGERTON COULTER Dies of injuries ing the sendees, which will i salute by LAPD and Transnortation helicopters clude a ureau of Pennsylvania gets 6 inches of rain and dry Midwest stays dry By Unttad PWB International Rainfall for 48 hours measured more than six inches in parts of Pennsylvania yesterday. But in drought-stricken Minnesota, farmers paid nearly twice the normal price for a bale of hay. The same weather patterns lingered rain in the East where it wasn't needed and none in the upper Midwest during a record dry speli. Unusually cool weather persisted in the deep South, resulting in a rash of record low early- morning temperatures for the second straight dav. i rumbled through Pennsylvania.

Tennessee and Xew Chattanooga, Tenr. with marble-sized hail. A flash flood watch was issued for the Catskiils and the lower Hudson Valley in Xew York, where more than five inches of rain fell since late Saturday. Temperatures aiong the Xew England coast climbed into the mid SOs and lower 90s. Another band of thundershowers was scattered through Kansas, the Dakotas.

the northern Rockies and the lower Ohio Valley. Bui they generally avoided the parched" farmland of northern Minnesota and northern Wisconsin. Local temperatures Local recorded by Ne A sources. Sunday and Mor.da\ Monday Sunday Hifh Low Higfc Low Burtaak 92 2 i I Thousand Oaks Yar. Nuys Airport Valley youth named in slaying of publicist Los Angeles County Probation Dept.

pificials have filed a petition against a 1. -year-old Valley youth alleging he was the "trigger man" in the slaying of J. ieager. a vtitrron 1WiVA ocx: publicist. The youth, who is currently servirg time in a detention facility operated by the California Youth Authority, is scheduled to be arraigned or.

a murder charge June 28 in Dept. 21S of the Juvenile Court The boy originally was one of three iew Terrace youths arrested in Yeager's death They also were booked in connection with an attempted robbery of a Valley home about an hour before" Yeager was killed The 17-year-old eventually was convicted 01 robbers," and was sentenced to the CYA. 'One of the other two boys, who is 16 years ola. was convicted of taking part in the Yeager slaying and sentenced to the CYA. The third youth.

WHO is 14 vears old, was acquitted on all charges against him. Homicide investigators believe the 1 -year-old was the person who actually shot Yeager. The publicist was slain Jan 19 during an attempted robbery in his Seoulveda home. Sylvester 'Blix' Donnelly, baseball pitcher dies at 62 OLIVIA. Minn Sylvester Don- neliv.

62. one time pitcher for the St. Louis and Philadelphia Philhes who played two World Series, died in Renville County Hospital Sunday Donnelly, who worked as a barber after retiring from baseball, died after a long illness He pitched for the Cardinals the 1944 World Series and for the Phillies the World Series of 1950. Funeral services will be held at St Aloysiu- Catholic Church in Olivia at 1 today Survivors include his wife. Helen, a son.

Jim. of St. Paul: his mother. Mrs Charles Donreliy of Ohvia. and two brothers.

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