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Almanac LINCOLN, NE. JOURNAL 17; MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1994 WEATHER Man suffers gunshot wounds after allegedly daring teen Court asked to rule Simants is no danger TUE WED THU FRI Chenco of enow Pertly cloudy Putty cloudy Ctitne of ehowort 38 32 42 29 I 50 29 I 6032 Lincoln-Southeast Nebraska: Tonight: A chance of rain. Windy and turning colder with rain changing to snow toward morning. Low in the lower to mid-30s. North wind 15 to 30 mph.

Chance of precipitation: 50 percent. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy and colder with a 50 percent chance of snow. High in the upper 30s. Northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. A 48-year-old man, who allegedly gave a teen-ager a loaded revolver and dared him to pull the trigger, survived two shots to his head after the 16-year-old took him up on the challenge.

Wallace Harris of 420 University Terrace was treated and released from Lincoln General Hosptial for gunshot wounds. Police say one bullet lodged under Harris' skin above his left ear and the other entered the right side of his forehead and exited above his right ear. According to police reports, Harris and the teen-ager, who may be a relative, were fighting over money, when Harris got out a 32-caliber antique revolver and put two or three rounds into it. He then gave the teen-ager the gun and dared him to shoot. Nothing happened and the gun was put away.

However, the argument continued. At some point the Police said the teenager later turned himself in. He was taken to the Juvenile Attention Center on suspicion of first-degree assault. teen-ager got the revolver and shot Harris twice in the head. Apparently the wounds were not severe because, according to police reports, the fight continued and Harris took the gun away from the teen-ager, who left the house on foot.

The shooting incident occurred in the Air Park area at about 3:30 a.m. Sunday. Police said the teen-ager later turned himself in. He was taken to the Juvenile Attention Center on suspicion of first-degree assault. conditions and high temperatures Accu-Weather forecast for daytime S.D.

40" rTX Scottsbluff North Platte years have said they find no signs of schizophrenia. If the high court decides Simants should remain confined, it should order restrictions on him be reduced, Lindemeier argued. Lindemeier said Simants doesn't need one-on-one supervision when he is taken from the hospital for therapeutic outings. The trips involve things such as fishing, picnics and bowling, he said. Rowlands set out specific require-! ments for such outings, including that they be confined to Lancaster County, that local law enforcement authorities be notified of the outings and that the staff watching Simants carry a cellular telephone.

Simants was tried twice for killing six members of the Henry Kellie family. In the first trial he was convicted of six counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to death. The conviction was reversed and a new trial ordered when it was learned that then-Lincoln County Sheriff Gordon "Hop" Gilster had played cards with jurors and discussed the case while they were sequestered. At a second trial, held in Lancaster County, he was found innocent by reason of insanity. Simants has acknowledged that he killed James Henry Kellie, 66; Audrey Marie Kellie, 57; David LeRoy Kellie, 32; Daniel LeRoy Kellie, Florance Marie Kellie, 10; and Deanna Lynn Kellie, 7.

1 Grandlsland38 Lincoln 3Q COLO. Rifle fired at Nelson waste adviser's home Nebraska: Tonight: Snow likely west. A chance of rain, changing to snow east. Blustery with lows in the 20s west, and 30 to 35 east. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy and cold.

Still a chance of snow, mainly in the morning. Highs in the mid 30s to around 40. Extended forecast: Wednesday, mainly dry and cold. Lows in the teens west and 20s east. Highs in the mid-30s to mid-40s.

Thursday, dry. Lows in the upper teens to mid-20s. Highs in the upper 40s to mid-50s. Friday, a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 20s and 30s.

Highs in the mid 50s to lower 60s. ASSOCIATED PRESS The attorney for mass killer Erwin Charles Simants asked the state Supreme Court today to rule his client is no longer mentally ill and dangerous. Simants, 47, has been confined to a state mental hospital since being found innocent by reason of insanity in the 1975 murders of six members of the Henry Kellie family of rural Sutherland. Last summer, Lincoln County District Judge Donald Rowlands rejected Simants' request that restrictions on Simants be reduced so he could more easily participate in group outings. He is confined at the Lincoln Regional Center.

The law requires the district court to conduct a hearing each year on Simants' condition. His next annual hearing is scheduled for June 1. Lincoln County Public Defender Robert Lindemeier said Simants' constitutional rights were violated during the 1993 hearing. He said Simants was not notified of the hearing. He also said Rowlands' improperly admitted the testimony of Dr.

Jack R. Anderson, an Alabama psychiatrist hired by the state, who concluded that Simants was schizophrenic and dangerous. Even if Anderson's testimony is considered, Lindemeier contends it isn't sufficient to show "clear and convincing" evidence that Simants remains mentally ill. Doctors treating Simants in recent veteran. Member, Immanuel Lutheran Church.

Survivors: son, Lyle Dean; brothers, Peter, York, Eilet, Columbus, Martin, Osceola, Edwin, Rising City; sisters, Dorothy, Hilda Voss, both Seward. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Immanuel Lutheran Church, rural Rising City. Visitation: until 9 tonight, Roberts -Funeral Home, David City. Kubicek Blanche 85, Milligan, died Friday (4194).

Survivors: husband, Ed, Heritage home, Geneva; brothers, James Cecrte, Friend, Frank Cecrle, Daykin; sisters, Agnes Krai, Geneva, Anna Matejka, Western, Leona Kassik, Milligan. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Kotas Chapel, Milligan. Visitation: until services, funeral home. Memorials to Milligan Rescue Department.

Lelf Francis J. "Whitey," 70, Benedict, died Friday (4194) near Thayer. Farmer, livestock feeder. Survivors: wife, Anna; sons, daughters-in-law, Merle, Guy and Annette, Jay and Susan, all Benedict; brother, sister-in-law, Jim and Ernestine, Waco; sisters, brothers-in-law, Evelyn and Lou Hain, Betty and Dale Treu, all Lincoln, Marie and George Doomany, Union City, N.J., Marjorie and George Lynch, Janes-ville, Doris and Jim Camp, Pasadena, Texas; seven grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents, brother; sister.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Metz Chapel, York. Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, mortuary. Memorials to Benedict Youth Baseball Program.

Paid Schropfer Marie A. (widow of William 93, Ohiowa, died Saturday (4294). Bom, Maffersdorf, Austria. Survivors: sons, daughters-in-law, Jess and Georgia, Louis and Darlene, all Tobias; daughter-in-law, Marge Schropfer, Casper; 12 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; great-great-grandchild. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday, St. John's Lutheran Church, Ohiowa. The Revs. Les and Bonnie Larsen. Ohiowa Public Cemetery, Visitation: after 11 a.m.

Tuesday, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Geneva. Memorials to St. John's Lutheran Church. Schwantz Gladys C. (widow of Carl), 88, Deshler, died Saturday (4294).

Member, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Deshler. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Mark (Norgene) Bergt Davenport; three grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Deshler. Visitation: after 1 1 Sunday Precipitation: 0.00 High: 62 Low: 47 Normal: High 60 Low 35 Record: 94,1929:16,1920 74 40 Alliance 70 39 Beatrice ,.62 47 Broken Bow 75 38 Chadron 69 38 -Columbus 64 46 Fairhury 62 Sunday Falls City Grand Island Imperial Kearney McCook Mullen Forecast for COLD WARM STATIONARY Prtttvrt E3 El HIGH LOW. SHOWERS RAIN Forecasts lor select U.S. cities: Tuesday Outlk Albuquerque 56 30 cWy Anchorage 49 31 sunny Atlanta 75 55 cWy Baltimore 72 51 sunny Billings 42 27 snow Birmingham 75 58 ram Boston 60 46 pcldy Brownsville 82 64 windy Butlak) 59 43 mddy Charleston.SC....

79 59 pcldy Charlotte. 73 55 pcldy Cheyenne 35 21 snow Chicago 40 28 rain Cincinnati 64 46 shwrs Cleveland 58 35 shwrs DaHas-Ft 65 43 rain Denvef 35 20 snow Des Moines 40 24 shwrs T-STORMS FLURRIES Tuesday Detroit Fargo Hartlord-Spgtld Honolulu. Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Miami Beach Milwaukee Mpis-StPaii New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Orlando Norfolk 38" IOWA Omaha 41 kan. Precipitation: month to date: 0.00 (normal 0.24) year to date: 0.92 (normal 3.59) Sunset today: 7:54 p.m. Sunrise Tuesday: 7:04 a.m.

59 41 69 44 69 44 75 70 43 74 36 73 44 Sunday Norte North Omaha CNei Sidney Valentine ,.65 44 ..75 36 .61 43 "71 47 ..70 44 .75 37 Tuesday, April 5 61994 Accu-Weather, he. SNOW (CE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY 57 35 43 18 65 44 82 69 77 65 55 39 39 29 72 45 65 45 75 55 63 5T 84 72 37 27 39 20 76 64 64 47 52 32 85 64 Outlk shwrs sunny pcldy sunny pcldy shwrs rain Sunny rain sunny rain pcldy rain ddy ddy sunny shwrs pcldy Tuesday Philadelphia 69 Phoenix 77 Pittsburgh 65 Portland. 54 Portland. Ore 61 Rapid City 46 Sacramento 74 St Louis 55 Salt Lake City 49 San Antonio 79 San Diego 68 San Francisco 70 Seattle 55 Sioux Falls 43 Tampa-St 84 Tucson 74 Washington, C.

74 Wichita 73 Outlk 46 sunny 53 sunny 39 pcldy 43 sunny 42 mcldy 18 sunny 44 sunny 33 shwrs 31 mddy 52 mddy 56 sunny 52 sunny 42 pcldy 17 pcldy 63 sunny 44 fair 56 sunny 23 ram "We need to let them know that there's more to life than what they're doing right now. They have choices." Elizabeth Marrero of Scottsbluff public policy, she said. Elizabeth Marrero of Scottsbluff had been to Lincoln only to see a Cornhusker football game. "Now I know a little more about what I hear and read in the paper," she said. Marrero said she would like more Hispanic leaders to provide role models for Hispanic youth.

"We need to let them know that there's more to life than what they're doing right now. They have choices," she said. Jessye Goertz, a Morrill County extension educator, said she hopes cooperative extension can spread the leadership training to more Hispanics in Nebraska. "In the past, the extension has been a generational, white middle-class group," Goertz said. But Nebraska's population is changing and the extension service wants to reach more groups, she said.

Rudy Flores, administrator of Western Nebraska Community College, was among the group that toured the Capitol. He said finances and job considerations keep Hispanics from leadership positions. "How can you get people in those roles when they are in positions where their employers won't let them take time off work to get involved?" he asked. 50s vices Sunday. The bullet was lodged in a bedroom wall.

According to police reports, the shot was fired sometime between 5 p.m. Wednesday and noon Sunday. Damage was estimated at $220. Moeller a former assistant Nebraska attorney general, was fired from his position when Attorney General Don Stenberg took office. He currently advises Nelson on low-level radioactive waste issues.

Currier, Mrs. Teresa Pexton, all Everett, Leanne Currier, Snohomish; three nephews. Services: 4 p.m. Tuesday, Brentwood Estates, lower level, 1111 S. 70th St.

The Rev. CO. Lehman. Marysville Cemetery, Marysville, Wash. Memorials to Gideons International, 2900 Lebanon Road, Nashville, TN 37214; Gideons Local Camp, Lincoln, for Mrs.

George F. Waldo; Lincoln Berean Church; or Back to the Bible broadcast. Roper Sons Mortuary. 4300 St. Paid Wilson Stephen infant son of Dawn Wilson, Lincoln, died Saturday (4294).

mother; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Langdeaux, Watertown, S.D.; uncles; aunts; cousins. Services: Pending. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. Withee the Rev. Jesse A. (widower of Marie), 87, 3220 N. 14th died Friday (4194).

Survivors: sons, daughters-in-law, Donald D. and Thelma, Oto, Iowa, Chaplain (Col.) Roger A. and Arlys, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas; daughter, son-in-law, Beth and Dean Honnen, Lincoln; sister, Ellen Brown, Norfolk; 12 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren. Services: 7 tonight, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St.

The Revs. Al Winseman, Francis Schmidt, John Wichelt, Susan Davies. Additional services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, United Methodist Church, Orchard. The Revs.

Gary Aten, Roberta Patterson. Pallbearers: Don Bob, Mike, David Withee, Scott, Steve, Greg Honnen. Memorials to United Methodist Church, donor's choice, or Village Manor Living Center, 3220 N. 14th Lincoln, NE 68521. Paid Bohlken William 82, Brock, died Saturday (4294) in Lincoln.

Survivors: wife, Lucille; son, Bill, Auburn; daughter, Maureen Reinking, LaGrange, brother, Vein, Brock "sister, Edna Grundman, Brock; seven grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Faith Lutheran Church, Talmage. Visitation: after 4 p.m. today, funeral home.

Ellis Marguerite S. "Peggy," 93, Be-s atrice, died Sunday (4394). Member, Christ Church Episcopal, St. Ann's group. Survivors: son, Charles, Topeka, three granddaughters; four great-grandchildren; great-great-grandson.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Christ Church Episcopal, Beatrice. Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation: 10 a.m. Tuesday until 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Griffiths-Hovendick Funeral Home, Beatrice. No viewing at church. Family will greet friends, p.m. Wednesday, funeral home. Memorials in care of funeral home.

Frerichs Grace 76, Beatrice, died Sunday (4394). Bom, rural Filley. Retired employee, Beatrice Good Samaritan center, 26 years. Former member, Zkxi Lutheran Church, rural Pickrell. Member, St.

John Lutheran Church, Beatrice, WELCA. Sunday school, bible school teacher. Survivors: husband, Reinhard; daughters, Ber-nice Ullman, Lincoln, Dorothy Schroeder, DeWitt, Angie Weers, Diller; sisters, Jennie Nelson, Pickrell, Emmalean Parde, Beatrice; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, St.

John Lutheran Church, Beatrice. Family prayer service: 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, church chapel. Visitation: until 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice; one hour before services Wednesday, church.

Memorials in care of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lienemann. Hunzeker Lyle 82, Table Rock, died Saturday (4294). Retired employee, Farmer's Union Co-op, Green Thumb organization.

Survivors: wife, Goldie; stepson, Stephen Krikava, Watford City, N.D.; daughters, Becky Leatherman, Pawnee City, Stacy Fankhouser, Humboldt; sister, Lucille Fritch, Table Rock; nine grandcM- dren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, United Methodist Church, Table Rock. Memorials to family. Jeralds George, 57, Salem, died Friday (4194).

Survivors: son, Martin; daughter, Kim Griffiths, Verdon; brothers, Richard, Barney, both Herrin, Fred, Michigan; sisters, Pat Sweet, HeHen Sutton, both Herrin, six grandchildren. Services: 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City. Jones Amanda 63, Murdock, died Tuesday (32994) in Lincoln. Services: 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, American Lutheran Church, Ashland. Memorials to family. FusselmarvWynxxe-Hammon Funeral Home, Weeping Water. Paid Kopke John 88, Garnson, died Saturday (4294). Retired farmer.

World War I Steven J. Moeller, an analyst in Gov. Ben Nelson's Policy Research Office, said he doesn't know why someone fired a high-powered rifle at his home. "My neighborhood is not a real good neighborhood. I would hesitate to guess at the exact cause," he said.

Moeller, who lives in the 900 block of South 15th Street, said he discovered a hole in a second-story window after he came home from Easter ser DEATHS Adams, Mary Scott Aksamit, Dr. Leonard R. Ballon, Barbara L. Berkebile, John Bohlken, William J. Ellis, Marguerite S.

"Peggy" Frerichs, Grace R. Hatch, Mary E. Hunzeker, Lyle W. JeraWs, George Jones, Amanda B. Kopke, John H.

Kubicek, Blanche M. Leit, Francis J. "Whitey" Schropfer, Marie A. Schwandt, Gladys C. Solis, Fructoso Switzer, Dick Waldo, Thelma "Ruth" Wilson, Stephen D.

Withee, the Rev. Jesse A. Zerbe, Winter Gaile This newspaper runs, free of charge, a one-time notice of any death in Lincoln, in the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, or of any former longtime resident. Publication after that first day requires payment of a fee and will be labeled as paid. Adams Mary Scott, 80, Lincoln, died Wednesday (33094).

Services: Oxbow Cemetery, Newbury, Vt. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Paid Aksamit Dr. Leonard 88, 7001 Forest Lake formerly Crete, died Friday (4194). Born, Hallam.

Dentist, Crete, 1929-1974. Past director, City Bank, Crete. Graduate, University of Nebraska, NU College of Dentistry. Member, United Church of Christ, Masonic Lodge 37 ZCBJ Lodge, all Crete, OES, Royal Arch Mason, Sesostris Temple, Phi Beta Kappa. Delta Sigma Delta, CN Phi Fraternity, Davis Dental Study Club, Woodbury Gold Foil Study Club, Southeast Nebraska Dental Association.

Life member, Nebraska Dental Association. Charter member, Crete Lion's Club. Survivors: wife, Ann; son, daughter-in-law, Gary and Deborah; granddaughter, Julie; grandson, David; stepgrandson, C.J. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Wadkw-Roza-nek Colonial Chapel, 5200 St.

Pallbearers: Victor Hokuf, Don Singleton, Donald Shurts Donald Shutts Gregg, Bradley Aksamit. Masonic graveside services by Crete Lodge 37 Visitation: until services, funeral home. Memorials to Uni- versity of Nebraska Foundation College of Dentistry Development Fund, 40th and Hot-drege streets, Lincoln, NE 68583-0740. Poid Ballon Barbara 44, Monticello, died Saturday (4294). Survivors: husband, Lee; son, Shawn, at home; father, Paul Wagner, Troutman, N.C.; mother, Haze) Dean, Monticello; brother, Paul Wagner South Gate, Calif.

Graveside services: 1 p.m. Friday, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th meet at cemetery gate 2. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.

Berkebile John 83, Austin, Texas, formerly Lincoln, died Sunday (4394). Retired newspaper publisher. Born, St. John, Kan. Survivors: wife, Madelyn; sons, Philip, Austin, Karl, Dallas; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren.

Services: 3:30 p.m. Friday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Cremation. No visitation. Memorials to John W.

Berkebile Memorial Fund, co McPherson College, P.O. Box 1402, McPherson, KS 67460. Hatch Mary E. (Hendriks). 100, Sun City, died March 1 (3194).

Born. Hickman. Former employee, Modem Cleaners, Lincoln. Served in parachute division, Lincoln Air Base, World War II. daughter, tva W.

Munkres, Sun City; sister, Bessie Alexander, Port Orchard, two grandchidlren; three great-grandchildren. Memorial services: 1 p.m. Friday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Cremation.

No visitation. Memorials to Plaza Del Rio Care Center, 13215 N. 94th Drive, Peoria, AZ 85381. Waldo Thelma "Ruth" (widow of George 85, 7040 Orchard formerly Marys-viHe, died Saturday (4294). Bom, Alden, Kan.

Homemaker. Former librarian, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore. Member, First Baptist Church, Marys vie. Attended Lincoln Berean Church. Member, Gideons International Auxiliary.

Survivors: son, daughter-in-law, Daniel R. and Sharon, Lincoln; daughter, son-in-law, Ruth E. and Allen D. Currier, Snohomish, brother, sister-in-law, Carl M. and Jean Mosher, Mi Valley.

grandchildren and spouses, Debbie and Neal Thompson, Peter Waldo, al Lincoln, Timothy and Kim a.m. Tuesday, Ahrendts Funeral Home, Deshler. Memorial established. Solis Fructoso, 67, Superior, died Satur- day (4294) in Lincoln. Born, Villa Union, Coah, Mexico.

Lifetime member, Catholic Church, Mexico. Survivors: wife, Elvera; children, Gerry Maestas, Cuba, Jesse Maestas, Superior, Jimmy Maestas, Fructoso Solis all Brownwood, Texas, Lewis, Mike Solis, both Superior, Josie Solis, Greeley, Guadalupe Solis, Fort Morgan, Rajeiio, Rolando, Enrique Solis, all Chicago, Mrs. Miguel Sausedo, Texas; brothers and sisters, Gloria Solis, Villa Union, Guadalupe Marez, Rosa Cas-taneda, Francisco Solis, all Brownwood, Juanita Vasquez, Pierce, Arturo Solis, Eagle Pass, Texas, Gregorio Sota, Andrews, Texas, Olga Lopez, Allenda, Coah; 14 grandchildren; great-grandchild. Services: 1 1 a.m. Wednesday, Megrue- Price Funeral Home, Superior.

Visitation: until 8 toniaht. 9 a -8 m. Tuesday 9 a.m. until services, Wednesday, funeral home. Memorials in care of family.

Switzer Dick, 86, Weeping Water, died Saturday (4294) in Papillion. Bom, Gree- ley County. Member, St. Paul Lutheran Church. Survivors: daughters, sons-in-law, Shirley and Pat Bauers, Weeping Water, Connie and Robert Scholting, Springfield; three sisters; six grandchildren; six great- grandchildren.

Preceded in death by wife, Florence A. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, St. Paul Lu-, theran Church, Weeping Water. Pallbear- ers: Michael Bauers, David Scholting, Clar- ence Staack, Luther Gunnels, Don Peter- sen, Doyle Leroy.

Honorary pallbearers: John, Tom Bauers, Jerry Pointer, Sonny Wekteman. Memorials to Weeping Water Rescue Squad or St. Paul Lutheran -Church. Visitation: until 8 tonight, Fussel-man-Wymore-Hammons Funeral Home, Weeping Water. Paid Zerbe Winter Gaile, 41, Houston, for- merly Wymore, died Thursday Survivors: son, John Laflin, St.

Joseph, daughters, Darcey Rownd, Houston, Donanna Rownd, Wymore; mother, Dona McPheron, St. Joseph; father, Harold "Mac" McPheron, Wymore; brother. Skip McPheron, Norfolk, grandfather, Merle "Curry" Cripe, Wymore. Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday, Wymore Ceme-" tery.

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