Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 1

The Sioux City Journal, Saturday, September 29, 1979 A 7 Ziemimnn thrilled, Area Deaths is excited at prospect Le Mars banker Oscar Fristad dies at 79 Thursday at her residence of long Illness. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Agnes Catholic Church. The Rev.

Leonard Fox will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery under direction of the Wagner-lverson Funeral Home. Mrs. Richardson, the former Dorothy L. Glrard, was born Feb.

3, 1930 at Burbank. She was married in 1949. Mr, Richardson preceded her In death. She was a member of St. Agnes Church.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Dianna Brown of Elk Point, Cynthia Richardson of Vermillion; two sons, Robert and Allen, both of Vermillion; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adelore Girard of Burbank; a sister, Mrs. Charles (Rosanna) Kunkel of Sioux City; four brothers, Leo and Joseph, both of Burbank, Leonard of Portland, Leroy of Sioux Falls; five grandchildren; a foster daughter, Mrs.

Lois Minchs of Omaha; four foster grandchildren, and three foster Herbert Bahnson, 71, Inwood, Iowa, Friday; services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Porter Funeral Home, Inwood. William M. Lyle, 54, Beresford, S.D., Friday; services 10 a.m. Monday, St.

Mary Catholic Church, Garyowen; Wagner-lverson Funeral Home, Vermillion. Mrs. Peter Ellerbroek, 79, Sheldon, Iowa, Thursday; services 10:30 a.m. today Vander Ploeg Funeral Home. Mrs.

Emil Petersen, 80, Luverne, Minn. Wednesday; services 10:30 a.m. today, St. John Lutheran Church; Engebretson Funeral Home. Mrs.

Melvin Richardson VERMILLION, S.D. Mrs. Melvin Richardson, 49, Vermillion, died LE MARS, Iowa Oscar Elias Fristad, 79, Le Mars banker, died Friday in a Sioux City hospital of heart failure. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in St, John Ameri-i can Lutheran! I 1 I Church in Le Mars.

The Rev. Thomas! Lee will officiate. Catholic failh to prospective Catholics, he said, and some 100,000 have been sold in the three years since it was written. The monsignor's parents are dead, but he has six older brothers and sisters, several in the Sioux City area. They are Edward of Sioux City.

Mrs. Ray Engel and Paul, both of Odebolt, Mrs. James Lilly of Blair, John of Hastings, and Walt of Iowa City. Mother of child killed in accident files $100,000 suit The mother of a child killed earlier this year in a traffic accident has filed a $100,000 suit against the driver and owner of the vehicle. Mary C.

Peterson filed the action in Woodbury County District Court against Michael R. Biederstadt and Tom Kahl. Her daughter, Rebecca, 4, was killed May 5, 1979 as she crossed the street at Martin's Evergreen Village. She is seeking damages for damage to her daughter's estate and loss of the child. IMass from Vagi 1 The ceremony in Philadelphia will be a climax In the life of the Odebolt, Iowa, native, who always wanted to become a priest.

"There never was a doubt in my mind about becoming a priest from the time I was a child, and there still isn't," he declared. Ziegmann attended St. Martin's Grade School in Odebolt and Odebolt High School, and graduated from Loras College and Mount St. Bernard Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa. He received a master's degree in education from Creighton University, Omaha, and took graduate work at the University of St.

Paul in Ottawa, Canada. He was a parish priest for nine years, serving Catholic churches in Iowa at Coalville, Schaller, and Moville. He became chancellor of the Diocese of Sioux City eight years ago, and was elevated to monsignor the next year. "I can't spell or type," said Ziegmann with a twinkle in his eyes, "but I have written a book, 'Life in and write a weekly column, 'Daily for the Globe (diocesan newspaper)." The book is used to explain the Burial will be in the I Le Mars Memorial! Cemetery under di rection of the Mauerl sr sp i i Funeral Home of Lei I loi Saturday ifc' Mars. urj Mr.

fristad was Obituaries Rain 80 90 v3T KVm SSS3 J-vvVT SA Dato dom www Showct Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad at the time of his death. Survivors include the widow, Jean; a stepdaughter, Sue Ann; a sister, Doris Lee of Sioux City and one brother, Richard of Sioux City. Services were Friday in Harrisburg. Wilfrid U. Bernard, 84, North Sioux City, Friday; Berkemier Funeral Home.

NO AA 0p' ol Comm.ro Normal for month to date 2.68 Departure Minus .66 Total year to date 25.16 Normal year to date 22.29 Departure Plus 2.87 Earl H. Seaton Earl H. Seaton, 55, Harrisburg, former Sioux City resident, died Tuesday in Harrisburg after a short illness. Mr. Seaton was born Sept.

27, 1923, in Onawa, Iowa and attended schools in Sioux City, graduating from East High School River stages Sioux City Omaha 20.3; No change 9.2; Up .1 Broadcasting outlets here involved in sale, merger Temperatures Thursday, Sept. 28 la.m. 58 11a.m. 61 2 a.m. 56 Noon 64 3 a.m.

55 1p.m. 67 4 a.m. 56 2 p.m. 69 5 a.m. 55 3 p.m.

71 6 a.m. 55 4 p.m. 72 7 a.m. 54 5 p.m. 73 8 a.m.

54 6 p.m. 72 9 a.m. 56 7 p.m. 68 10 a.m. 59 Low Thursday 54 High Thursday 73 Average 64 Normal average 60 Departure Plus 4 Record high for date in 1897 91 Record low for date in 1942 25 Daily heating degree days Accumulated daily heating degree days for month 76 Daily cooling degree days 0 Accumulated daily cooling degree days for month 95 Sunrise 7:20 Sunset 7: 11 National Temperatures Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ended at 7 p.m.

Friday: born Jan. 8, 1900, in Davison County, S.D. He was educated at Augustana Academy at Canton. S.D. and Dakota Wesleyan University at Mitchell, S.D.

He married Pearl Schlund Aug. 7, 1929, at Mount Vernon, S.D, He was a banker and served in banks in South Dakota until 1951 when he moved to Le Mars. He was executive vice president of the First National Bank of Le Mars. He was elected president in 1959 and chairman of the board in 1963 and was serving in this capacity at the time of his death. Mr.

Fristad was a member of St. John American Lutheran Church, Le Mars Chamber of Commerce, Development Corporation, Library Board, Le Mars Order of Eastern Star, Masonic Lodge, Sioux City Consistory and the Abu-Bekr Shrine. He was a trustee of St. Luke's Medical Center at Sioux City and a 43 year member of the Le Mars Rotary Club. He served as governor of district 561 Rotary International from 1968 until 1969.

Survivors Include the widow; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Kathryn) Rasmus of Sioux City; one granddaughter; four brothers, Eddie of Cambridge, Mandus of Letcher, S.D. and Melvin and Richard, both of Mitchell; seven sisters, Mrs. Anna Podhradsky of Mitchell, Mrs. Palma Lundberg of Mon-ticello, Mrs.

Ida Seistner and Mrs. Rose Seistner, both of Woonsocket, S.D., Mrs. Selma Seistner of Letcher, Mrs. Agnes Peters of Stickney, S. D.

and Mrs. Violet Moline of Kimball, S.D. Mrs. LudvigKylling BERESFORD, S.D. Mrs.

Ludvig Kylling, 92, of Beresford, died Thursday In a nursing home in Beresford. Services will be at 2 p.m. today in the Romsdal Lutheran Church, rural Beresford. The Rev. Jon Skaar and the Rev.

Elmer Eldal will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery under direction of the Wass Funeral Home. Mrs. Kylling, the former Anna Morken, was born Aug. 21, 1887, in Norway.

She worked as a weaver in Oslo until 1909 at which time she came to America and to Canton to live with relatives. She was married July 2, 1913, in Beresford. The couple farmed for 30 years before retiring and moving to town in 1943. Mr. Kylling died in 1951.

She had been a resident of the Bethesda Home for the Aged the last 13 years. Survivors include five daughters, Olive Kylling of Sioux City, Mrs. Eleanor Lass of Beresford, Mrs. Ardis Harvey of Carmel, Mrs. Lillian Jelinek of St.

Paul, Minn, and Mrs. Grace Kennedy of Beresford; 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs. John Barker, 96, Correctionville, Iowa, Thursday; services 10:30 a.m. Monday, Church of Christ; Barker Funeral Home.

Arnold Vender Wilt, 71, Hospers, Iowa, Thursday; services 2 p.m. Monday, Hospers Christian Reformed Church; Van Gelder Funeral Home, Orange City. Eldo Degen, 83, Ireton, Iowa, Thursday; services 10:30 a.m. Monday, St. Paul Lutheran Church; Dow Funeral Home, Ireton.

Mrs. Earl Hobbs, 61, Cherokee, Iowa, Thursday; services 3 p.m. Saturday, St. Paul United Methodist Church; Boothby Funeral Home. Texas murder suspect arrested here A Houston, Texas man wanted on a murder charge was arrested Friday afternoon at a Mornlngside nursing home where he was working, The man, Andrew Williams, was taken into custody by three Woodbury County sheriffs deputies, James Fox, Robert Kingsley and David Ingalls.

The arrest was initiated after a woman employed at the nursing home became suspicious of Williams and telephoned the sheriffs office. The sheriffs office received a photograph of the suspect and made the arrest after Identifying Williams as the man wanted by Houston police. Sheriff John Rispalje said that the tip was received Thursday afternoon, but officers hesitated to make the arrest with only a teletyped description of the man. On Friday, officers arranged to receive from the Houston police department a picture of the homocide suspect via telecopier equipment in The Journal's newsroom. Williams, 45, was indicted by the Harris (Texas) County grand jury for the May 20, 1979 slaying of his common-law wife, Mattie McCardell, 31, in a Houston lounge.

Law enforcement authorities in Houston said that Williams has a prison record and also has been a defendant in another first-degree murder case. Williams was working as a custodian in the nursing home where he was arrested. Ground broken for new fire station here Ground was broken Friday for Fire Station No. 7 here. Assistant Fire Chief Donald Thompson said city dignitaries and fire officials turned the first shovels of dirt for the new facility, which will be located at Floyd Boulevard and Outer Belt Drive.

Attending the groundbreaking were Mayor Donald Lawrenson, Councilmen William Skinner, Fire Chief Jack Lovass, City Manager Paul Flynn, former Mayor Bill Gross, members of the fire department and city staff. Thompson said the building will be a one-story double station. On one side will be living quarters for the firemen on duty. On the other will be two stalls for rigs. A 1000-gallon pumper will be housed there permanently, said Thompson, and it is not yet known what the other rig will be.

The assistant chief said three men would be on duty at the fire house during each of the three shifts. The new fire station will represent the combination of the Leeds Fire Station and the station at 27th and Chambers which is already closed. The Leeds station will be closed at the completion of the new fire station, sometime next spring, said Thompson. The assistant chief said Halman Construction Co. is the contractor.

Mississippi entrant winner of national beef cook-off event By Cathy Zortman Journal staff writer Winners of the National Beef Cook-Off contest, at the Omaha, Hilton Hotel were announced at a Friday evening awards banquet. Capturing first place, and a $1,500 cash award, was Lavelle Breland of Wiggins, Miss. In second place, winning $750 was Darlene Dickman of rural Decorah, Iowa. Lorraine Kennedy of Grand Forks, N.D. won third place and $500.

Five cooks were given honorable mention awards and cash prizes of $100. The contest's six Judges, Including Siouxland native Merle Ellis, completed their examination of the 48 winning recipes Friday afternoon. Contestants were named after competing in state contests, The cooks prepared their original dishes in shifts Thursday and Friday. The Iowa entrant, Mrs. Dickman, entered her recipe for German Beef Sausage.

A Scottsbluff, woman, Debra Tagler, prepared Cornhusker Beef Bordclalse, The beef dishes were judged on taste, appearance, quality, ease of preparation and practicality. The cook-off, in its sixth year, is sponsored by the American National CowBelles Inc. in cooperation with the Beef Industry Council of the National Live Stock and Meat Board. The contestants toured Boys Town In Omaha and the Ak-Sar-Ben Beef Co, and Stockyards, Briar Cliff planning commemoration of groundbreaking A special ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of the groundbreaking of Briar Cliff College Is planned on Oct. 9 at the college, The college's Board of Trustees will honor members of the original committee thai raised funds to found the college or representatives of their families at a ceremony and dinner.

As part of the ceremony the cornerstone of Hcelan Hall, (he first building constructed on campus, will be rcblossed. The acllvilcs that day will begin wild a Mass al 4:30 p.m. In the chapel. Albany II 17 .94 tlr KanlClly II clr Albu'quc SB 91 clr Ua Vegai 16 15 cdy Amarillo 17 SS clr Lmle Hock 15 61 cdy Anchorage 51 46 LoaAngHM 77 63 cdy Ashvllle 75 65 .44 cdy Uuiavillc 77 64 .67 clr Atlanta 64 67 .14 cdy Mrmphll 64 63 cdy All City 73 63 cdy Miami 64 76 rn Baltimore 73 61 .06 rn Milwaukee 64 57 cdy Birmniuim 73 .05 cdy MpliSIP 64 57 clr Biamarek 76 37 clr Naitwllle 74 .55 cdy Bone 50 so clr NewOrlm 61 65 cdy Boalon 73 55 ra New York 75 62 Brownsville 65 66 clr Norfolk SI 67 Buiralo 63 tt II cdy Okie city 57 63 clr ChrlwiSC mm 74 mm cdy 75 55 dr CnrlstnWV 77 61 .34 cdy Orlando 74 .04 Cheyenne 7 43 cdy Pnllad'pMa 77 SO cdy Chicago 61 55 cdy Pnoenu 10171 clr Cincinnati 70 62 .68 cdy Pnntmrilti 66 so 1.65 cdy Cleveland 67 SO .67 cdy PtlandMe 07 41 ColmbuJCW 77 76 ,07 cdy PtlandOre 71 SI .01 cdy Dal FIWtn 55 64 cdy Rapid city 12 46 cdy Denver 76 45 clr Heno 69 40 clr Im Moines 62 95 clr Richmond 63 64 rn IMrolt 70 SO mm St Louie 67 97 elr Ihlluth 57 91 .14 cdy StPTampa 67 76 .23 rn Falrbnkf 46 32 clr Belt Lake 63 49 er Hartlord mm 46 mm rn SanlJiejo 76 TO cdy Helena 77 mm mm clr SanKran 70 96 clr Honolulu 66 70 clr SS Marie 77 SI mm HouMon 60 74 clr Seallle 65 94 rn Ind apolla 79 69 cdv Spokane 70 94 cdy Jacki'vllle 59 73 .77 rn Tulia 63 67 cdy Juneau 51 46 .09 rn Wainington 73 65 .04 Two insurance companies have been involved in the merger or sale of three Sioux City broadcast outlets. The owner of Sioux City's KTIV-TV has reached agreement for the company to merge into the American Family Corp.

of Columbus, Ga. And KMNS-AM and its sister station, KSEZ-FM, radio stations, were sold Friday to a Wisconsin firm for $1.8 million. Richard Chapin, president of Stuart Broadcasting, owners of KMNS-AM and KSEZ-FM, announced the stations had been sold to Sentry Broadcasting Inc. of Stevens Point, Wis. Sentry Broadcasting is an affiliate of Sentry Insurance Co.

headquartered In Stevens Point. The sale, said Chapin, is subject to approval by the Federal Communications Commission. Sentry Broadcasting owns radio stations in Stevens Point, Eau Claire and Racine, and Springfield, III. The sale of the two Sioux City stations will not affect other Stuart stations, said Chapin. Stuart owns stations in Lincoln and Grand Island, Salina, Oelweln, Iowa, and Springfield, Mo.

Chapin said KMNS has been on the air since 1949 and KSEZ since 1960. Black Hawk Broadcasting Co. of Waterloo, Iowa, owner of KTIV-TV, also owns two others television stations, in Waterloo-Cedar Rapids and Austin, as well as four radio stations and Interests In cable television, advertising and food vending. Some of Black Hawk broadcast pro- perties will be sold off to meet regulations of the Federal Communications Commission. American Family already owns three television stations with purchase of a fourth to be completed in the near future.

Those stations are located in Paducah-Cape Girardeau, Huntsville-Decatur, Columbus and Savannah, Ga. The merger, which still must be approved by the FCC, involves an exchange of about $45 million In American Family common and a new issue of preferred stock. The transaction is expected to be completed by mid-1980. A spokesman for American Family said that no changes are planned in management for Black Hawk's television properties. Prep musicians here perform Three North High School students were selected as principals or assistant principal players for the orchestra at the 4th annual Augustana College Orchestra Festival Thursday and Friday in Sioux Falls.

Those selected In auditions were Ruth Katz, principal second violin; Sarah West, assistant principal cello, and Shiela Graves, assistant principal viola. Sarah West was selected to perform In the cello master class. Dana Andersen and Carl Leafstedt of West High School also attended the festival. All five were recommended for participation in the festival by their orchestra directors, John Grossman of West and Gary Fridley of North. The festival orchestra presented a finale concert Friday night with the Augustana College Orchestra.

Forecasts Sioux City and vicinity: Mostly clear nights and mild, sunny days Saturday through Sunday. Highs Saturday and Sunday in the mid to upper 70s. Lows Saturday night in the mid 40s. West to northwest wind 10-15 mph Saturday. Iowa: Sunny and mild Saturday and Sunday.

Clear Saturday night. Highs Saturday and Sunday 75 to 80. Low Saturday night mid 40s to around 50. Nebraska: Mostly sunny days and fair nights through Sunday. Lows mainly 40s west and mid 40s to the low 50s east.

Highs Saturday and Sunday mid 70s to the low 80s except mid 80s Panhandle and southwest by Sunday. South Dakota: Clear to partly cloudy and continued pleasant through Sunday. Lows Sunday night in the 40s. Highs Saturday in mid to upper 70s. Highs Sunday mid 70s to low 80s.

Minnesota: Partly cloudy north Saturday, mostly sunny south. High in the mid 60s to the upper 70s. Variable cloudiness and continued mild Saturday night and Sunday. Low Saturday night in the 40s. High Sunday in the mid 60s to the mid 70s.

Franciscan sisters invited to attend symposium at 'Cliff All Franciscan sisters who have served at Briar Cliff College since its founding and all college alumni have been invited to participate In an Oct. 10 all-college symposium, "Simple Living in a Complex World." Speakers will be the Rev. Murray Bodo of Cincinnati, Ohio, a writer, counselor and poet, and Kenneth Boulding, economist, humanist and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Registration will begin at 8:15 a.m. in Noonan Hall.

In addition to the speeches by Bodo at 9 a.m. and Boulding at 10:30 a.m. there will also be a student-faculty panel discussion at 12:30 p.m. Births Precipitation 0 .08 2.02 Precipitation Friday Normal for Sept. 28 Total for September Automatic Garaga Door Opinir Systami by Alliance Hospital 7 Admissions ar- T( jm Genie puts John and Katherine White, 3212 Myrtle a son, Sept.

28, 1979, at Marian Health Center. Lance and Gloria Harding, South Sioux City, a son, Sept. 28, 1979, at Marian Health Center. Harry and Julie Lanzourakis, 314 West a daughter, Sept. 28, 1979, at Marian Health Center.

Shelly Dolphin, 1005 S. Newton a son, Sept. 28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center. Gary and Twlla De-Rocher, Merrill, Iowa, a daughter, Sept.

28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center. Bruce and Ava Taylor, 2914 S. Lakeport a son, Sept. 28, 1979, at St.

Luke's Medical Center. Terry and Sharon Hansen, 713 Prescolt a daughter, Sept. 28, 1979, al St. Luke's Medical Center. Curt and Carolyn Koesters, 2812 Isabella a son, Sept.

28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center. fk'san Rock wood, 1123' llih a son, Sept. 28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center.

Francis and Kathleen Plueger, Allen, a daughter, Sept. 28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center, Jose and Vera Gardea, 107 Sioux a son, Sept. 28, 1979, at St. Luke's Medical Center, an Extra Touch of Safety in the palm of your hand! South Sioux man arrested; accused of beating father A South Sioux City man was arrested late Thursday night In connection with the alleged beating of his father.

Kenneth Hall, 35, 1022 Fifth South Sioux City, was arrested at his home by South Sioux City police about Officials said he remained In jail Friday evening. He appeared in court late Friday afternoon for a preliminary arraignment to set bond and a date for preliminary hearing, said authorities. Hall's father, Walter Hall, also of 1022 Fifth remained In "fair" condition Friday at St. Luke's Medical Center. He Is being treated for cuts to the head and face and a fractured wrist.

South Sioux City Police Chief Gene Claxton said Walter Hall told police he had been struck on the head with a shotgun during an altercation at the residence. A warrant was then Issued for Kenneth Hall's arrest, charging him with assault. Walter A. Kern, 3012 S. Coral; Richard A.

Belsner, Battle Creek, Iowa; Louis Rosenbaum, Jefferson, S.D.; Ching Y. Chang, 1212 Jackson; Krlstlne Smith, Moville, Iowa. ST. LUKE'S MEDICAL CENTER Suzette E. Abbe, 836 18th; Brcnda C.

Cason, Jefferson, S.D.; Ronald R. Clercx, South Sioux City; Amy S. Craig, Sloan, Iowa; Cynthia DeYoung, LeMars, Iowa; Andrew T. Dorr, Marcus, Iowa; Nicole R. Edwards, Peterson, Iowa; Gregg Fliss, Everly, Iowa; Judith A.

Fosvlk, 1128 Edgewaler; Steven Frlck, Sibley, Iowa; Arlene S. Grant, Macy, Alice Kopp, Hawarden, Iowa; Vcrna M. Lewison, Akron, Iowa; Elizabeth L. McCord, 3024 Dodge; Dawn R. Moor, 3802 Jones; Maria K.

Moore, South Sioux City; Lisa Paulson, 3037 Cheyenne; Augustine J. Rodarle, North Sioux City; Theodore II. Royalty, 1516 Patterson, Brian L. Ruskusky, 3019 Jackson; Virginia M. Shlrnitz, 3()fi Perry; Becky J.

Shullz, Alton, Iowa; Kurt D. Stalcup, 3315'Sf Virginia; Ava Taylor, 2914 S. Lakeport; Janet 1. Thompson, LeMars, Iowa; Jamy L. IJlcchl, Holsteln, Iowa; L.

liorralne Weiss, South Sioux City. Thursday MARIAN HEALTH CENTER St. Vincent Unit Bernard Walter, 5309 Highway 75; Robert Jensen, 601 Fawcett; Freda Onnen, Elk Point, S.D.; Wilfrid Bernard, South Sioux City; Richard Wolff, 2801 Laurel; Sandy Huang, 3225 Court; Kevin Timothy, South Sioux City; William Beebe, 923 La Plant; Mary Lee Marino, 3626 Old Lakeport; Lowell Goodrich, 3700 28th; Albert Achuff, 3700 28th; Matthew Ashmore, Lincoln, Neb. St. Joseph Unit Mark A Butzke, 1505 S.

Lemon; Clara O. Schon, 510 Casselman; Darin J. Holzcrland, Sergeant Bluff; Carole A. Jaacks, 3290 S. Martha; Harold P.

Maxwell, Vermillion, S.D.; Lois Wassenaar, 1301 Fourth; Dora C. Otto, Aurclla, Iowa; Trina Y. Campbell, 1223 Floyd; Robert W. Phelan, Holsteln, Iowa; Penny J. Hoeppncr, Cherokee, Iowa; Guy D.

Mania, Galva, Iowa; Delores Nelson, Sallx, Iowa; Shirley A. French, 3700 211th; Mary M. Fessondcn, 108 24lh; Adrlenne M. Denncy, 120 Market; Ilia II. Peterson, Ogdcn, Iowa; fA.M.twt im' It, trim's (fPftWw.n mil I (, I'c ') iatfti' tt iJeHtgrw) int- Lflsvii iulf nwmp fy WW M'flfj fl piMomnf.f ffnj cjfi taft Eilri Touch ol 6ally Push one to opti twice lo clou Meelt til FCC Requirement ,00 220 Initnlled with 1 Transmitter IVAN'S GARAGE DOOR SER.

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