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SEPTEMBER 17.1985 LINCOLN, NE. JOURNAL Manager expecting Pershing to rebound By L. Kent Wolgamott Journal Writer Pershing Auditorium ended its fiscal year last month with a decline from 1983-84 in both number of events and total attendance. But Pershing Manager Doug Kuhnel says advance bookings indicate that the auditorium should rebound and have a strong year in 1985-86. From Sept.

1, 1984, to Aug. 31, the auditorium was host to 146 events on 335 days, with total attendance of 432,670. The year before, the auditorium was host to 156 events on 371 days, with total attendance of 544,270. The largest drop in attendance came from concerts, which were down 20,000 in attendance, and from conventions, consumer shows and trade shows, all of which had substantial declines, Kuhnel told the Pershing Auditorium Advisory Board Tuesday. "This year business is off all over in buildings of our size," Kuhnel said.

He said he expects auditorium usage to rebound because: September and October schedules appear strong; several shows have holds for November; and scheduling for January through March already is getting full. already very tight. "We've got more concerts going into the fall, we've got more tentative holds going into the fall and we're picking up some of shows on rotation," Kuhnel said. Pershing held its first concert of the year two weeks ago with Night Ranger. That show drew a disappointing crowd of fewer than 3,000 people.

Only about 2,000 advance tickets have been sold for the second concert of the month, Ratt, scheduled for Wednesday night. Kuhnel attributes the attendance problem to ticket prices being too high for the bands' junior-high- and highschool-age fans to afford. "I think they've hit a limit as far as what they can charge for a ticket," Kuhnel said. "The price is being dictated by the groups. We have little to say in what they charge for a ticket, but $14 to $15 a ticket is just too much money." Some acts, such as Neil Diamond and Tina Turner, are guaranteed sellouts no matter what price they set, but for shows that depend on the younger audience, Kuhnel said, prices simply have gone beyond many budgets.

Two other shows announced at Pershing are Heart, Nov. 18, which Kuhnel said will have relatively high ticket prices, and Gallagher, the Showtime TV comedian, Nov. 19, whose tickets prices will be "real reasonable." Kuhnel said he hopes to schedule one more concert for November. Pershing also is hoping for large crowds at its family-oriented shows in the fall, including a return of Sesame Street Live and an appearance by Alvin and the Chipmunks Nov. 9-10.

Good attendance at the Alvin and the Chipmunks show is likely to help influence promoters to bring a circus back to Pershing, a project the auditorium staff has been working on for the past year. Lincoln Magazine draining KUCV budget, manager says The current issue of Lincoln Magazine may be its last, Union College President Ben Wygal said Tuesday. The arts magazine and KUCV Public Radio program guide has been losing $30,000 to $40,000 annually and has become a significant drain on the station's $240,000 annual budget, Wygal and new KUCV Manager Melvin West said. "I hate to see it die," Wygal said, noting that efforts are being made to revive the publication, perhaps with a broader format and distribution under a different sponsor. Mayor Roland Luedike, Chamber of Commerce officials, representatives of the Lincoln Arts Council and other groups have been invited to a "brainstorming" session at Union on Thursday to explore alternatives.

The magazine's future also will be discussed Sept. 30 by the KUCV Community Advisory Board. Lincoln Magazine began as a KUCV program guide five years ago, shortly after the station expanded from a 10- watt campus outlet to a classical music and information public radio station for southeast Nebraska. In September 1984, Lincoln Magazine expanded from quarterly to bimonthly publication in an effort to offer a more current program guide and attract more advertisers to help defray the costs. "We've paddled this canoe by ourselves for a long time," Wygal said, not- Police summary Monday Fraud-forgery ......3 Animal Jailings 14 Assault.

Auto theft ...........0 Medical ............10 Burglary ............5 Child abuse Sex offense 1 Domestic ............4 Traffic accidents. 22 Fire runs I Fire calls Monday 12:40 p.m., Bancroft Hall, 14th and alarm. 1:51 p.m., 4130 NW. 37th, smoke smell. 2:09 p.m., 5430 Ervin alarm.

2:50 p.m., 1910 Pacific medical. 4:06 p.m.. Bennett Martin Library, 14th and medical. 4:51 p.m., 3207 Portia 6:06 27th and Fairfield, medical. 7:45 p.m., 5601 Enterprise medical Tuesday 1:07 a.m., 2627 S.

14th, medical. 4:50 a.m., Greyhound Bus depot, 10th and streets, medical. 7:20 a.m., 736 N. 25th, medical. 11:02 a.m., 3274 Merrill, medical.

Deaths First-time notices Anderson, Anna Maud Anker, Mathilda Colerick, Robert Cooper, Cecil Ferguson, Charlies. Forbes, Everett Lincoln Giantz, Marie A. McGrew, James C. Green, Milburn 0. Narber, Rose F.

Hiatt, Sylvia I. Owens. Fred B. Hike, Mrs. Olive M.

Pillard, Ralph C. Johnson, Helen Rutherford, G. Owen Keithley, Mrs. Maxine Schnedler, Marc Wayne Kennedy, George A. Smith, Lydia L.

Kraus, Linda K. Springman, Mona Krenke, Mathilda Still, Elreno 1. Krieser, Gesine Sunderman, Phyllis L. Lewton, Opal S. Wren, Gladyce E.

Martin, Carl Zeleny, Raymond Anker Mathilda, 92, 472 Randolph died Sunday. Survivors: son, Ernest Richard, Los Angeles; daughter, June M. Hiatt, Lake Isabella, Calif. Graveside services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S.

14th St. LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Forbes Everett, 80, 5227 Spruce Monday. Retired horse tender.

Survivors: sister, Mary Royce, Lincoln; nephews, Robert, D'Alene, Idaho, Jim Royce, Portland, Ore. grandnephew, Bobby, Coeur D'Alene. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Thursday, College View Cemetery. The Rev.

Donald Nunnally. In state: 5 p.m. Tuesday until 10 a.m. Thursday. Memorials to favorite charity.

ROPER AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4300 0 St. Green Milburn 63, 627 East Eldora, died Tuesday. Retired captain, Lancaster Sheriffs Office, 17 years. Born Aurora. Graduate, Exeter High School.

WW11 veteran, 871 Bomewing, United States Air Force. Lt. Lincoln Police Department, 16 years. Investigator, Arapahoe County Sheriff's De- Funerals Services for prior notices I Lincoln Glantz Marie Alexander (widow of Carl), 76, 2115 N. 57th died Sunday.

Member, Welfare Society Auxiliary, American Forward Association, St. John's Reformed Church. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, St. John's Reformed Church, 26th and streets.

The Rev. Vernon Pollema. Wyuka. Family prayer service: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, mortuary.

BUTHERUSMemorials to family. LOVE MORTUARY, 4040 A Kennedy George 83, 6917 Morrill died Monday. Retired welder, Burlington Northern Railroad. Lifelong Lincoln resident. Member, Havelock United Methodist Church, George Washington Lodge 250, Services: 10 a.m.

Friday, ROPER SONS HAVELOCK CHAPEL, 6037 Havelock Ave. The Rev. Albert Gray. Fairview cemetery. Visitation: noon until 9 p.m.

Wednesday, Roper and Sons Chapel, 4300 0 10 a.m. Thursday until service time, Havelock Chapel. Memorials to George Washington Lodge 250 or American Cancer Society. Narber Rose F. (West), 97, 6810 S.

84th died Saturday. Homemaker. Born in Pekin, Lincoln resident, 61 years. Member, Christian Scientists. Services: Pending, ROPER SONS MORTUARY, 4300 Smith Lydia 70, Denton, died Saturday.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th St. Pallbearers: Lyle Mayer, Peter Reinkordt, Dennis and Mike Gergen, Earl Borgman, Landis Borchers. The Rev.

Susan Davies, The Rev. Robert Woodward. Sunnyside Cemetery, Denton. Memorials to Denton United Methodist Church. Visitation: 3 p.m.

Monday until service. Wren Gladyce 84, 734 N. 57th died Monday. Homemaker. Born in Cortland.

Lincoln resident, 67 years. Member, Southview Christian Church, Starcraft Lodge 307 O.E.S. Survivors: brother-in-law, Clifford Weston, Callfornia; nieces; nephews. Services: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

In state: Tuesday afternoon. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Wyuka. Pallbearers: Jim Bryani, Phil Durst, Dan Trumble, Brian Miller, Richard Beltzok. Doug Topham.

Memorials to Bryan Heart Team. I Nebraska Cooper Cecil "Pete," 80, Orange, formerly of Beaver Crossing, died Saturday. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Melrose Abbey, Anaheim, Calif. Wood Bros.

Funeral Home, Seward. Krenke Mathilda (widow of Theodore), 91, Deshler, died Saturday in Hebron. Member, Trinity Lutheran Church (Friedensau), Hebron. Survisons, LaVern, Hebron, Ralph, Belvidere, Wayne, Hardy; eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Services: 2.

p.m. Wednesday, Trinity Lutheran Church (Friedensau), Hebron. Church Cemetery. The Rev. Norman Friedmeyer.

AHRENDTS FUNERAL HOME, Deshler. Krieser Gesine (widow of Arthur), 86, died Sunday, Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Immanvel Lutheran Church (Middlecreek), Seward. The Rev. Norman Prath.

Seward Cemetery. Volzke Mortuary, Se- Same Personal Service Recently the directors of Hodgman-Splain-Roberts Mortuary changed the company name to Butherus-Maser Love Mortuary to reflect current ownership. The directors and staff are the same experienced individuals who have served you for many years. The purpose of the name channge is to update the name, not to change the business or the service in anyway. Butherus-Maser Love Mortuary Formerly Hodgman-Splain-Roberts Mortuary 4040 A Street 488-0934 Directors: LeRoy Butherus Jim C.

Love Earl H. Christiansen Kenneth R. Maser. Wayne W. Reese John B.

Love. I 19 died Sunday in Beatrice. Retired engineer, U.S. Navy ammunition depot, Hastings. Survivors: wife, Anna; daughters, Neva Floyd, Andrews, Texas, Mrs.

Ray (Ruth) Rogers, Aurora, six grandsons; five greatgrandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Church of Christ, Wymore. Jim Epperson, presiding. Wymore Cemetery.

Memorials to Wymore Rescue Unit, care of funeral home. Hike Mrs. Olive 75, Plattsmouth, cle 1 of Parish Council of Catholic died Sunday. Member, St. Anne's CirWomen, Plattsmouth.

Survivors: son, Robert Plattsmouth; daughters, Helen Rooney, Mrs. Gene (Kathleen) Ward, Lincoln; sisters, Ruth Bodmer, Deer Grove, Elsie Hefner, Amboy, six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Church of the Holy Spirit, Plattsmouth. Visitation: 3-9 p.m Tuesday, FUSSES, FUSSELMAN-PERRY-ROBY Plattsmouth.

Rosary: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, mortuary. Johnson Helen (Westlake), 87, (widow of Ben. Junction, died Sunday in Apache Junction. Formerly of Crete.

Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Van (Barbara) Chessar, Crete, Mrs. Norris (Virginia) Nedela, Albion; step daughter, Mrs. Walter (Nancy) Alley, Lincoln; six grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, two Services: 2 p.m. Friday, KUNCL FUNERAL HOME, Crete.

The Rev. Ed Bonneau. Crete Riverside cemetery. Memorials to Heart Fund. Lewton Opal 94, of Lansing, Mich.

Retired teacher. Survivor: brother, Ellis, Stanton. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Thursday, Elmwood Cemetery. COLBERT FUNERAL HOME, Elmwood.

Martin Carl, 89, Pawnee City, died Monday. Retired ieweler. wwi veteran. Survivors: wife, Georgia; son, John Liberal, daughter, Mrs. Wayne (Patricia) Walker, Beatrice; seven grandchildren, six great-grandchildren.

Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, WHERRY BROS. MORTUARY, Pawnee City. The Rev. Herman Travernicht.

Pawnee City cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. McGrew James 79, Ashland (formerly of rural Gretna), died Monday in Omaha. Born Hebron. Former employee, Chicago Lumber Omaha.

Member, Pomegranate Lodge 110 Ashland. Survivors: wife, Maida son, Chicago; daughter, Vivian; stepsons, Kenneth Burris, Tarkio, Gregory Burris, Oslo, Douglas Burris, Vilseck, Germany; step daughters, Mrs. Darris (Kathy) Doughman, Council Bluffs, Iowa; sisters, Mrs. William (Eva) Shubert, Hebron, Mrs. Erwin (Merna) Alexander, Lincoln, Agnes LaPort, Carter Lake, lowa; six grandchildren, seven step Services: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, First Christian Church, Ashland. The Rev. James Lichtenberger. Ashland cemetery. Masonic service: Pommegranate Lodge 110 Visitation: 2-5 p.m.

and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday; 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, MARCY MORTUARY, Ashland; and, one hour before services at church. Memorials to First Christian Church. Rutherford Owen, 81, Wymore, died Sunday.

Survivors: son, Gerald Larned, Kan; three grandsons. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, FUNERAL HOME. The Rev. Milan Coleman.

Blue Springs Cemetery. Memorials in care of funeral home. Schnedler Marc Wayne, 20, Falls City, died Sunday in Brock. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford W. Schnedler, Falls City; brothers, Joseph Ward Gaston 111, Morrill, Forrest Ray Gaston, Sabetha, half brothers, Miles Allen, Michael LeRoy Ruch, both Falls City, Robert Samuel Schnedler, Tulsa, Clifford Wayne Schnedler, Chicago; sisters, Edna Jean Schnedler, Falls City, Mrs. Michael (Linda Sue) Perkins, Morrill; half sister, Mrs. Eugene (Debra) Lynn Kaven, Mores Bluffs. Services: 2 p.m.

Thursday, DORR FUNERAL HOME, Falls City. Rulo cemetery. Springman Mona, 78, Palmyra, died Monday. Survivors: husband, Alton; son and daughter-in-law. Clark C.

and Karen: Palatine, parents, Harry William and Thea (Neison) three grandchildren, Jeffrey, Gregory, David; sisters, Vonia Hallowell, Mrs." Ralph (Gladys) Springman, both Palmyra. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Palmyra Presbyterian Church. The Rev. William Pfeffer.

Rosewood cemetery. Palmyra. TONSING ELMANPERRY FUNERAL Syrdcuse. Memorials to church. Still Elreno 76, (Widow of Buford C.

Still.) Columbus, died Sunday. Homemaker. Born Odell. Columbus resident since 1958. Survivors: daughter, Donna Still, Columbus; son, Donald Still, Columbus; three granddaughters; brothers, Elgin, Eldon.

Kuhiman, both Lincoln; nieces; nephews. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, MCKOWN FUNERAL HOME, Columbus. The Rev. Denny Silk.

Graveside service: 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, Grand Island Municipal Cemetery. Visitation: 2 p.m. Tuesday services Wednesday, funeral home. Memorials to American Cancer Society.

Zeleny Raymond, 82, Seward, died Monday. Retired, Hughes Brothers Seward. Survivors: wife, Albina, Seward; brothers, Gilbert, Swanton, Louis, Salina, sister, Emma Nelson, Falls City. Services: 10 a.m. Thursday, St.

Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Seward. Rosary: 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, VOLZKE MORTUARY, Seward. Seward cemetery. Personal record Births partment, Littleton, four years.

Member, Nebraska Sheriff's and Peace Officers Association, National Sheriff Association, Police Officers Association of Nebraska, American Legion 3, 40 ET8 Voyageur, Sesostris Temple, 32nd Degree Scottish Rite, East Lincoln Lodge, 210 Lincoln Gun Club. Survivors: wife, Raeona; daughters, Gae, Renee Green, Terri Watermeier, all Lincoln; son, Tom, Goose Creek, S.C.; sisters, Marie Wolff, Aurora, Darlene Lance, Benton, grandson; granddaughter. Memorial services: 1:30 p.m. Thursday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 S. 14th.

Dr. Clarke Mundhenke. Cremation. Memorials to Madonna Centers. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th. Hiatt Sylvia 74, 4720 Randolph died Monday. Born Memphis, Mo. Survivors: husband, Harold; daughter, Mrs. Paul (Darline) Becker, Littleton, brother, Joseph Christian, Lincoln; sister, Pauline Buschelman, Lincoln; four grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren.

Services: 3 p.m. Wednesday, ROPER SONS CHAPEL, 4300 St. Pastor Robert Peterson. Wyuka. Memorials to Tabitha Home, 4720 Randolph St.

In state: 12 noon Tuesday until service. Keithley Mrs. Maxine, 67, (widow of Melvin), 4265 Normal died Monday. Survivors: son, Barton, Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Dean (Kay) Rivers, Lincoln; brothers, Darrell Kechely, Fairfield Bay, Elwood Kechely, Beatrice, Melchoir Kechely, Wymore, Robert Kechely, Thomas Darwin Kechely, both Lincoln; sister, Mrs.

Don (Violet) Wehling, Odell; two grandchildren, four step-grandchildren, four step-great-grandchildren. Services: 11 a.m. Thursday, Auburn Christian Church, Auburn. Nemaha Cemetery, Nemaha. Casey-Witzenburg Funeral Home, Auburn.

Fred 72, 1159 Knox, died Monday. Retired warehouseman, Lincoln Steel. Employed Lincoln Steel, 34 years. WWII veteran, Member, VFW Post 131, Christian Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs.

William (JoAnn) Gibbons, Bellevue, Mrs. Ervin (Mary) Lincoln; son, Freddy, Beatrice; brother, Rollie, Lincoln; sisters, Mrs. Gene (Arlene) Flynn, Mrs. Jim (Darlene) Mehan, both Lincoln; four grandchildren. Servcies: 10 a.m.

Thursday, METCALF FUNERAL CHAPEL, 245 N. 27th. The Rev. Dr. Lee Wigert.

Lincoln Memorial Park. Memorials to Beatrice State Developmental Center, Beatrice, METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 N. 27th. Pillard Ralph 70, 245 N.W. 16th died Monday.

Self-employed landscaper. WWII veteran. Survivors: brother, Arthur, Ashton; nephew, Al Schafer, Lincoln; nieces. Graveside services: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Lincoln Memorial Park, Pastor Curt Lehman.

Sunderman Phyllis 65, Beatrice, died Sunday. Moved from Madison to Beatrice in 1950. Owned, operated telephone answering service. Survivors: sons, Gerald Bedford, James Lincoln, Randall Dallas, Robert Wymore; sister, Geraldine Cook, Omaha; three grandchildren. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Thursday, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Beatrice. Father Michael S. Danko. Graveside services: 3 p.m.

Thursday, Cemetery, Millard. In state: 10 a.m. Thursday. Scriptual prayer service: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Fox Funeral Home, Beatrice.

Memorials established in care of Fox Funeral Home. I Nebraska Anderson Anna Maud, (widow of J. Fred Anderson), Disalia, died in June. Formerly of Walton. Preceded in deain by siepson, Theo dore J.

Anderson. Survivors: stepson, Frederick J. Anderson, Danville, stepdaughters, Margaret Evans, Portland, Jones, Eugene, Eleanor Allen, Cambridge. Memorial service: 1 p.m. Friday, Wyuka Cemetery chapel.

Colerick Robert, 85, of Falls City, died Monday. Survivors: wife, Marie; son, Steven Emerson, lowa; sister, Clara Wills, Edgar; grandsons Robby, Ryan Colerick, Emerson, Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday. DORR FUNERAL HOME, Falls City. Dr.

Afzood K. Saul. Cemetery, Falls City. Kraus Linda 42, Elgin, died Monday in Lincoln. Survivors: husband, Gail; son, Daniel; daughter, Jessica; mother, Lois Donner, Elgin; sisters, Jenny Paul, Elgin, Sharon Hamilton, Lincoln.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, St. Boniface Church, Elgin. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Charlie 88, of Wymore, Information provided by hospitals.

Monday Herstein, Robert and Patricia (Numlicek), 3325 M. girl, St. E. Karius, Rev. Dennis and Janet (Pfaffe), Pleasant Dale, girl, Lin.

Gen. Kratz, Keven and Sandra (Holloway), 360 S. 47th, boy, St. E. McNally, Jim and Wanda (VanAndel), Pleasant Dale, girl, St.

E. Piper, Gary and Carol (Gottula), 5628 Logan, girl, St. E. Scott, Sara, 1155 New Hampshire, boy, St. E.

Tuesday Alt, Bruce and LeaAnn (Mattson), Waverly, girl, Lin. Gen. Carpenter, Dennis and Maureen (Hauptman), 2017 S. 22nd, girl, St. E.

Schlegel, Ron and Patricia (Carlter), Denten, girl, St. E. I Marriage licenses Mayer, Andrew 22, 1215 Arapahoe, and Anson, Donna 28, 1215 Arapahoe, 0gg, Glenn 23, 4600 Briar Park and Donner, Julie 27, 4600 Briar Park Carmichael, Robert 56, Denton, and Manley, Diana 40, Denton. Strizek, Mark Douglas, 20, Valparaiso, and Hanke, Pamela Renae, 20, Prague. Squires, Jay David, 24, 2929 and Kaden, Janet Marie, 24, 2929 R.

Hagaman, Gene 21, Bennet, and Pavey, Renee 21, 1525 N. 58th. Eckstrom, William Lane, 24, 4401 S. 27th, 12, and Olson, Kerstin 23, 5505 S. 31st, Smith, David Maxwell, 29, 4024 and Higgins, Joan 29, 1425 S.

11th, Justus, Michael 25, 7125 Morrill, and Glaves, Susan Marie, 23, Easton, Mo. Divorce decrees ing that necessary advertising support has not surfaced and the college cannot afford to continue the magazine unaided in its present form. Circulation is approximately 5,000 for the magazine, which has featured articles on concerts, cultural events, history and the city's way of life. Most readers are KUCV listeners or those who attend concerts and other fine arts activities. KUCV will provide a monthly program guide for listeners beginning in November, West said.

Courts All pleaded guilty unless indicated. Age, address from court records. Court costs additional to fines. District Court Theft Lasenieks, Michael 21, 2621 two years probation, 60 days jail. County Court Robbery Giebelhaus, Dale, 20, 3601 Cleveland, bound to district court, arraignment Sept.

26, over, $1,500. Burglary Guevara, Alfredo 19, 1909 S. 27th, bound over to district court, arraignment Sept. 26, bond $2,500. Child Abuse Massey, Vernon Lee, 22, 125 S.

53rd, bound over to district court, arraignment Sept. 26, bond $1,000. Petit Larceny Baier, Carla 20, 1519 S. 17th, dismissed. Reckless Driving Nehis, Maria, 22, 550 N.

26th, amended from driving while intoxicated, $100. Speeding Hruby, Jeffrey 19, 3530 Hillside, $100. DWI Jackson, Jeffery 20, 3933 Worthington, one year probation. Lane, Roger Eldon, 27, 2010 S. 12th, one year probation.

Nunn, Gregory 26, 1936 Euclid, one year probation. Parde, Marvin 62, Hickman, one year probation. Brinkerhoff, David Steven, 19, 4711 Bradock, one year probation. Carison, Brad Russell, 20, 4000 $200, seven days jail, one year license suspension. Crawford, Marilin 28, 830 Rutland, one year probation.

Norland, Clint 18, 627 Rockhurst, $200, days jail, six months license suspension. Pence, David 30, Blair, $200, seven days jail, six months license suspension. Soully, Joseph 27, 829 S. 13th, one year probation. Davis, Kim 23, 1629 S.

23rd, one year probation. of children Dring, Jerrie Louise from Walter Wilfred. Ezersky, Coleen from Lowell D. Sterner, Connie from Gregory Andrew. Waline, Jean from Donald Carl.

Moreland, Russell Robert from Corinne Glenna. Hassel, Theresa A. from Wayne Jr. Police calls The most serious crimes in the 24 hours ending Tuesday morning: A gun, cordless telephone, and jewelry were stolen from the 3000 block of Carnelian, value $1,359. Hearing Loss Is Gradual Here's how you can keep track of it.

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