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Los Angeles Times Friday, June 12, 1981 Part IV 11 Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation Weather summary for selected Thursday City Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atianta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt. Casper Charleston, S.C. Charleston, WV Charlotte, N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, Ohio Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Great Falls Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson, Miss. Jacksonville overnight lows and daytime Weather Pteidy Fair Sunny Sunny Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Showers Pteldy Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Pteldy Ptcidy Pteidy Tetrms Ptcidy Ptcidy Pteidy Tstrms Tetrms Tstrms Ptcidy Tstrms Sunny Ptcidy Tstrms Showers Sunny Sunny Tstrms Windy Rain Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Tstrms Ptcidy Tstrms highs.

Precipitation is for 24 hours City Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Paul Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St. Louis St.

Petersburg Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Juan, P.R. Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Tucson Tulsa Washington Wichita 30.00 Today's Forecast PORTLAND GREAT FALLS DULUTH FARGO MINNEAPOLIS-4 BOSTON ST.PAUL BUFFALO CASPER NEW A RENO SALT LAKE OMAHA CHICAGO 30.00 0.00 CINCINNATI WASHINGTON SAN FRANCISCO CITY DENVER RICHMOND' KANSAS CITY LOS LAS VEGAS RALEIGH ANGELES ALBUQUERQUE CITY NASHVILLE OKLAHOMA ATLANTA SAN DIEGO AMARILLO ROCK CHARLESTON PHOENIX BIRMINGHAM EL PASO FT.WORTH JACKSONVILLE 130 00 SAN HOUSTON ANTONIO NEW PETERSBURG ORLEANS BEACH BROWNSVILLE 29.80 29.80 30.00 COLD WARM STATIONARY OCCLUDED RAIN SNOW FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT Air Pollution Forecast and Report Pollutant standard index (psi): 0-100 good; 100- healthful for all; 300-500 hazardous. First figure is 200 unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 un- today's psi forecast; 2nd, Thursday's attained psi. Metropolitan Los Angeles San Bernardino- Escondido Coastal areas Riverside areas High deserts San Fernando- Hemet-Elsinore area Low deserts Santa Clarita valleys Inland Orange County Big Bear Lake San Gabriel-Pomona valleys Downtown San Diego Banning area Global Report Gathered by Associated Press for City Cond. Acapulco No Report Amsterdam Cloudy Athens Clear Bangkok No Report Barbados Cloudy Beirut Clear Belgrade Cloudy Berlin Cloudy Bogota Rain Brussels Clear Buenos Aires Clear Cairo Clear Calgary Clear Caracas Clear Copenhagen Cloudy Dublin Rain Edmonton Cloudy ending at 5 p.m.

PDT. Thursday WEATHER National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Associated Press pected to deepen the marine layer, continuing the pattern of night and morning coastal clouds. It was also expected to bring gusty winds and cooling to mountains and deserts. at 4 p.m. Thursday: Precip.

Bernardino C'strano Barbara Monica No Report No Report LOWER COLORADO days, clear nights. Highs Westerly winds 20-30 evenings. Palm Centro MOJAVE DESERT: Sunny from mid and upper 808 in Mojave; lows mostwinds 20-35 m.p.h. with local blowing dust Lancaster-Palmdale Barstow-Daggett MOUNTAINS: Fair highs 72-82; lows 45- winds 20-30 m.p.h. this Big Bear Arrowhead Wright- today.

Some high cloudiHighs today 90-98, Southerly winds 20- OBISPO AREA: Fair low clouds nights and 60s to mid 80s; lows winds 15-30 m.p.h., de- Fair through Saturday. lows in 50s to low 608. m.p.h. afternoons and eve- through Saturday. Highs 808 south, Saturday in upper 40s and 50s.

m.p.h. afternoons. Robles Clearing today. Fair totoday in 60s South Bay Funeral Announcements to 70s in north, Saturday from 60s to low 808; lows in 50s. Light westerly winds increasing to 10-20 m.p.h.

afternoons and evenings. Monterey SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Fair through Saturday. Highs in 708 to 80s; lows in 50s. Northwest winds 25 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings.

high: San Jose Hollister SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday. Highs today from 60s along coast to 708 inland, Saturday in mis 60s to low 80s; lows mostly in 50s. coast to 70s inland; lows in 508. Small-craft advisory: westerly winds 15-30 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings.

Oakland Airport Redwood City SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Fair through Saturday. Highs today in upper 708 and 80s, Saturday in 808 to low 90s; lows in 50s to low 60s. Winds becoming northwesterly to 15 m.p.h. today, high: Shasta Dam SIERRA NEVADA: Cloudy in north and variably cloudy south today with chance of showers north of Truckee. Fair tonight and Saturday, Lake Tahoe Yosemite NORTHEAST CALIFORNIA: Chance of showers today, then fair tonight and and Saturday.

A little cooler today, warmer Saturday. Alturas Susanville MT. SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Partly cloudy today. Fair tonight and Saturday. Breezy at times.

Mt. Shasta City NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA: Mostly fair through Saturday. Fort Bragg Ukiah Extended Forecast For Sunday, Monday, Tuesday: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL, MOUNTAIN AREAS: Fair except late-night and early-morning low coastal clouds, mainly in south. Local gusty winds in mountains Sunday. Slightly warmer days.

Coastal highs from around 70 at beaches to 85-95 in inland valleys; lows 55-65. Mountain-resort-level highs mostly 75-85; lows 45-55. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Sunny days, clear nights. Local gusty winds afternoons and evenings. Warmer days.

Owens Valley highs mostly in 90s; lows in 50s. Upper-desert highs 95-105; lows in 60s. Lower-desert highs 102- 112; lows mostly in 70s. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: Mostly fair with patchy coastal fog and low clouds nights and mornings. Highs in 60s and low 70s near ocean and 80s and 90s in inland valleys; lows in upper 40s and 50s except for upper 50s and 60s in San Joaquin Valley.

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Mostly fair and mild with patchy coastal fog and low clouds. Highs in 60s near coast and 80s to mid 908 in inland valleys; low in mid 40s to mid 508 except for low 60s in Sacramento Valley. Funeral Directors Hillside MEMORIAL PARK NOW HAS ITS OWN MORTUARY LOS ANGELES 776-1931 836-7860 EMBALMING JUST $38. CASKETS Low Priced Funerals Compare Mortuary Prices and Services by Phone. FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale, Hollywood Hills.

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cities, Precip. 5.69 .01 .52 .05 1.58 .27 10 including Weather Ptcidy Sunny Sunny Sunny Tetrms Ptcidy Tstrms Showers Showers Pteldy Showers Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Sunny Pteldy Ptcidy Tstrms Pteidy Ptcidy Tstrms Tstrms Tetrms Tstrms Pteldy Tstrms Sunny Tetrms Cloudy Showers Sunny Fair Ptcidy Windy Rain Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Tstrms Tstrms Tstrms Precip. .08 .09 .43 .04 18 3.95 .25 2.10 .02 Weather Sunny Cloudy Windy Ptcidy Tstrms Tstrms Ptcidy Tetrms Tstrms Tstrms Tstrms Ptcidy Sunny Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Ptcidy Sunny Ptcidy Sunny Shwrs Ptcidy Pteldy Ptcidy Windy Ptcidy Cloudy Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Fair 'Ptcidy Shwrs Tstrms Ptcidy Shwers Ptcldy Sunny Ptcidy Weather Sunny Cloudy Sunny Ptcidy Tstrms Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Shwrs Ptcidy Ptcidy Cloudy Ptcidy Pteldy Ptcidy Tstrms Ptcidy Sunny Ptcidy Fair Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Fair Pteldy Cloudy Ptcidy Shwrs Ptcidy Fair Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Tstrms Fair Ptcidy Sunny Ptcidy Shwrs Ptcidy Ptcidy Ptcidy Marine Report Marine Report Point Conception to the Mexican border 60 miles: Outer waters Point Conception Nicholas Island northwest winds 10-18 5-8 foot combined seas. Increasing winds 25 knots later today and tonight. Elsewhere, variable winds through tonight except west knots this afternoon.

Westerly swell Night and morning low cloudiness but ny this afternoon. Surf Forecast Valid for 24 hours from 6 p.m. Thursday. Surf Period Swell Swell Beach in Secs. Dir.

Zuma 12 SW Santa Monica 12 SW Nwprt. 13 SW San Diego Cnty. SW Offshore Summary Thursday's wind speeds in knots, wave heights in feet, intervals in seconds: Wave Temp. Station, Time Wind Channel Island, 8p SW15 Santa Barbara, 11a S9 Ventura Harbor, Zuma Beach, 5p W14 Malibu Beach, 2p W8 Santa Monica, 2p W6 Marina Del Rey, 8a Calm Hermosa 8p SW16 Cabrillo Beach, 5p SW10 Long Beach, 2p S8 Calm Hunt. Beach, 2p SW8 Newport 2p SSW13 Avalon, 8p W4 Calm San Clemente, 5p W8 Almanac Today Saturday Rises Sets Rises Sets Sun Moon New Full 000 June 25 July 1 July 9 June 17 HIGH, LOW TIDES FOR L.A.

OUTER HARBOR: Today Saturday Sunday lo 2.08a/0.6 Lo Lo hi Hi Hi 1.3 lo Lo Lo June 10, local time, and by the National City Cond. Geneva Clear Guadalajara No Report Havana Cloudy Helsinki No Report Hong Kong Clear Jerusalem Clear Johannesburg Clear Kiev Clear Kingston No Report Lima No Report Lisbon Clear London Rain Madrid Clear Manila Cloudy Mazatian No Report Mexico City Clear Montreal Clear Weather Service: City Cond. Nassau New Delhi Cloudy Oslo Cloudy Paris Clear Rio de Janeiro Clear Rome Clear Sao Paulo Clear Singapore Clear Stockholm Cloudy Sydney Clear Taipei Cloudy Tel Aviv Clear Tokyo Clear Toronto Rain Vancouver Rain Veracruz No Report Vienna Clear Frankfurt Cloudy Moscow Clear Winnipeg Cloudy hi Hi Hi Fertility Expert Pierre Soupart, 58, Dies Researcher's Experiments Led to World's First Test-Tube Baby From Times Wire Services researcher whose experiments in create life using only female mice and chemically fertihuman fertilization outside the body in the early 1960s lizing their NASHVILLE -The eggs. led to the 1978 birth of the world's first "test -tube baby" He had, according to an interview in the Washington died of lung cancer Wednesday. Post last year, managed to create embryos.

Pierre Soupart, 58, a professor of obstetrics and gyne- Genetic Traits cology at Vanderbilt University here, was director of Soupart said that he had used a chemical substance to the Center Fertility fuse the membranes of two cells together in a laboratoschool's for and Reproductive Research at ry dish and then impregnated a female mouse with the the time of his death. Most recently Soupart had been engaged in trying to cells. Although the mouse delivered 20 offspring, she had destroyed them all when she was found by an attendant the next day. Soupart thus was frustrated in trying to James D. Dooley Dies; study the genetic trait of his "fatherless" babies.

Soupart's earlier research resuited in the July, 1978, Assisted Rams' Move "in vitro" birth of Louise Brown, a British vitro" baby conceived outside her mother's body. because the female egg is removed from the ovary and placed in By MARCIDA DODSON, Times Staff Writer a glass dish, literally "in glass." The city official who oversaw the expansion of An- Although Soupart's work offered hope to thousands of aheim Stadium for the Los Angeles Rams and then infertile women, his efforts also produced fears of a joined the football club as a vice president for special world where respect for human life was subordinated to corporate projects died Thursday while jogging near his commercial egg and sperm banks. home in Letters and Petitions Corona. James Donald Dooley was 37 and was with the city of Anaheim seven He was put in charge of stadium In 1973, Soupart applied for and was denied a $375,000 1977. years.

grant from the National Institute of Health. He wanted when the Rams moved from Los An- to use the grant to determine if in vitro fertilization operations in was Last August, named Rams executive, but re- generally safe. geles, Dooley was signed in January for personal reasons, a club spokes- By 1975, when the Department of Health, Education man said. He had been unemployed since then. and Welfare ordered that all invitro research be subA Vietnam veteran, Dooley received the Silver Star, jected to ethical review, Soupart's proposal had resulted three Distinguished Flying Crosses, three Bronze Stars, in 13,000 individual letters and petitions signed by 38 air medals, two Purple Hearts and other decorations 000 others.

while serving with the 1st Air Cavalry Division of the All this came even though his research did not inArmy for three years. volve human embyros. He started with Anaheim in 1973 as a staff aide at the Although the National Institute of Health eventually Convention Center, and was promoted to director in approved the request on scientific grounds, the national 1975. Ethics Advisory Board rejected the request in 1979 and Dooley is survived by his wife, Janette, two sons and Soupart never received the money. his parents.

A native of Belgium, Soupart received his medical Funeral services are scheduled Monday at Crossroads and doctor of philosophy degrees in Brussels and joined Christian Church in Corona, with burial to follow in Vanderbilt in 1962, where he first began his reproducRiverside National Cemetery. tive experimentation. An autopsy has been scheduled. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. Foot of Rain Hits Southern Plains States From United Press International Nearly a foot of rain deluged parts of the southern Plains Thursday, submerging streets and forcing evacuations in Austin, threatened with the second disastrous flood of the spring season.

Wind -whipped woodland fires plagued east-central Florida, fueled by three days of record heat in the middle 90s. But a band of storms blamed for at least one death in Louisiana Wednesday dissipated, giving way to clear skies. The heaviest rains- -up to 10 inches- -pounded eastern Kansas. Franklin County sheriff's deputies and National Guardsmen rescued one family whose house was surrounded by rising water. The satellite camera turned up the swirl of a weak low-pressure area off the coast of Central California Thursday.

Approaching the coast was a low-pressure trough that was ex- Regional Report High temperature for 12 hours, low for 18 hours, Location Precip. Location Apple Valley Escondido Bakersfield Eureka Fresno Beaumont Julian Big Bear Lake Lancaster Bishop Long Beach Blythe L.A. Civic Center Borrego Springs L.A. Int'l. Airport Burbank Monrovia Catalina Avalon Montebello Chula Vista Mt.

Wilson Culver City Needles Death Valley Newport Beach Del Mar Northridge El Cajon Oceanside El Centro Ontario Relative humidity at Los Angeles State Forecasts LOS ANGELES: Fair through Saturday, but low cloudiness nights and mornings. High today 78, Saturday 82; lows in upper 60s. Civic Center Beverly Hills-Hollywood Whittier-Montebello SOUTHLAND COASTS (Santa Barbara, Ventura county coasts; Santa Monica Bay; Long Beach, Orange County metropolitan area): in Santa Barbara, Ventura areas, patchy low clouds nights and mornings; otherwise fair through Saturday. Highs from 67-74 at beaches to upper 70s inland; lows 53-58. In Santa Monica, Long Beach, Orange County areas, night and morning low clouds with mostly sunny afternoons through Saturday.

Highs from around 70 at beaches to near 80 inland; lows 58-68. Santa Barbara VenturaOxnard Santa Monica InglewoodCulver City Redondo-Hermosa Torrance Long Beach HuntingtonNewport Santa Ana SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABRIEL, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Fair through Saturday, but low cloudiness late nights and early mornings. Highs today 75-82, Saturday 82 to near 90; lows 55-68. Burbank Van Nuys 83; Northridge Pasadena EI Monte-San Gabriel Ontario Riverside San Bernardino Beaumont SAN DIEGO AREA: Low clouds and patchy fog nights and mornings through Saturday with afternoon clearing. Coastal-strip highs 73-78; lows 62- 67.

Inland-valley Coastal-strip highs 67-72; lows 64-68. Inland-valley highs 80-89; lows 58-64. Beach highs near 70 with sea breezes 10-18 m.p.h. San Diego Oceanside Prepared in cooperation with the National Weather Service; continual VHF weathercasts: Los Angeles, 162.55; Santa Barbara and San Diego, 162.40. Death Notices Funeral Announcements ADOLPHSON, Sheila Utter McKinley, Mission Hills BACKUS, Lionel C.

father of Mr. Mrs. John G. and Mr. Mrs.

Robert C. Backus. Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services Monday, 10:30 am at the First United Methodist Church of No. Hollywood, 4832 Tujunga Ave.

In his memory friends may send donations to: The American Cancer Society Reed Bros. (985-0141). BAILEY, Ray C. Glen Haven Mortuary BALL, Maurice, beloved husband, father, grandfather and brother. Services Sunday, June 14, 10am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, Hillside Mortuary, directors.

BERGMAN, Myrna, Survived by husband, Alan; cherished children, Scott and Eric and beloved brother, Stuart Gary Friedman. Services Sunday, June 14, 12 noon at Hillside Memorial Park, Hillside Mortuary, directors. BLACK, Gladys J. Forest Lawn, Glendale CAGAN, Max Groman Mortuary, directors CLEMENS, Martin Al, father of Floyd "Betty" Clemens; brother of Margaret Sacks, Lillian and Evelyn Clemens; grandfather of Larry and Richard. Services Sunday, 1pm at the Westwood Cemetery Chapel under the direction of Malinow Silverman Mortuary.

In lieu of flowers contributions to a charity of your choice. DIAMOND, Julia Willen, Hellyweed DUNPHY, Jennie beloved grandand mother of Stephen Dunphy Lora C. Dunphy; devoted motherin-law of Evelyn E. Dunphy: cherished sister of David, Horace, and Woodrow Edmondson. Funeral service Saturday 12 o'clock noon in the Reposing Chapel of Green Hills Mortuary.

Green Hills Mortuary, directors (831-0311). FARIAS, Juan "Andy," born April 21, 1889, passed away June 9, 1981. Beloved father of Frank Farias, Sacramento and Evelyn J. Skriver, El Segundo. Survived by granddaughter, Darlene Murray: grandson, Timothy Skriver; great Denae Dodson and 2 sisters, Mary Kelly and Tommie Soto.

Born and raised in the Inglewood area (La Balloona) where his great, great grandfather, Ignacio Machado's original adobe home is now part of the Historical Society of Centinela Valley. Rosary Friday and service Douglass 11am Mortuary. Saturday, Interment both at Holy Cross Cemetery. Douglass Mortuary, El Seguade, directors. FONG, Gooey Yau Forest Lawn, Glendale GOLDMAN, Morris Malinow Silverman Mortuary GOLDSTEIN, Harold beloved husband of Jeane; loving father of Sandra Oppenheimer and Rosalind Epstein; doting grandfather Renee Epstein; dear brother of Helen Goldstein.

Passed away suddenly June 10. Memorial services, Sunday, June 14, 3 pm at Groman Mortuary Blvd. Chapel, 830 W. Washington HAMAYASU, George, beloved husband of Fumiko; father of Eugene, Mrs. Michiko Song, Mrs.

Kathleen Fujita of Sacramento, Shirley Hamayasu of Sacramento and Debbie Hamayasu; grandfather of 3. Parents, Kakuro and Sugano of Japan, brother, Yoshitaka of Virginia. Funeral services Friday, June 12, at Senshin Buddhist Church, 1336 W. 36 Pl, Los Angeles. Fukui Mortuary, directors.

HANNA, Juanita Meyer- Mitchell, Van Nays HENKE, Martin Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills KAPLAN, Wilma M. Private services Mount Sinai Mertuary precipitation for 24 hours ending Precip. Location Palm Springs Pasadena Red Bluff No Report Riverside Sacramento San San Diego San Gabriel S. Juan No Report Santa Ana Santa Santa Maria Santa Simi Thermal Torrance Civic Center: high low IMPERIAL, COACHELLA, RIVER VALLEYS: Sunny 95-105; lows 72-82. m.p.h.

afternoons and Springs Imperial-Ei Blythe ANTELOPE VALLEY, days, clear nights. Highs in Antelope Valley to 90-98 ly in 60s. West to southwest afternoons and evenings and sand. Victorville-Apple Valley China Lake-Ridgecrest SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA through Saturday. Resort 55.

West to northwest afternoon through Saturday. Lake Lake wood OWENS VALLEY: Fair ness tonight and Saturday. Saturday 86-94; lows 52-62. 25 m.p.h. this afternoon.

SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS through Saturday. Patchy mornings. Highs in upper mostly in 50s. Northwest creasing at night. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Highs in 80s to low 90s; Northwest winds to 20 nings.

SALINAS VALLEY: Fair today in 70s north to upper in 70s to low 90s; lows Northwest winds to 25 high: Salinas Paso MONTEREY BAY AREA: night and Saturday. Highs Announcements Kohagen Lee of Huntington Beach, John B. Kohagen of Salinas, William Kohagen of Camarillo, Robert Kohagen of Banning, Ca. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and 2 great -grandchildren. A native of Owasso, Mich.

Private services will be held in Huntington Beach. Cremation has been held in Pacific Grove. The Paul Mertuary in charge of arrangements. Contributions suggested to The American Heart Association. MANCZ, Hendrick Armstrong Family, directors MARUYAMA, Abraham Kiyezumi, beloved brother of Tom, Dr.

Frank, Joseph of Hawaii, Mmes Aiko Nishida and Moonza Kitashima. Funeral service, June 16 at Centenary United Methodist Church, 3500 S. Normandie Los Angeles MCLAUGHLIN, Kathleen Callanan Mortuary, directors MILN, Violet H. Forest Lawn, Glendale OROZCO, Maria De Figuerea Beverly POLISHOOK, Bath G. Mount Sinai Mortuary ROSECRANS, Elisabeth Helm widow of William Stark Rosecrans Ill; beloved sister of Lynn Helm, Jr.

She was a member of the President's Council of Loyola Marymount University. Graveside services 1 p.m. Friday at Calvary Cemetery (4201 Whittier Blvd.) Cunningham nor, L.A. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to The Children's Hospital, 4650 W. Sunset Blvd.

L.A. 90027 ROSENBLATT, Rose Bracker Mount Sinai Mortuary RUIZ, Maria M. Veiga-Rebisen First Street RYAN, 1 Laura A. Armstrong Family, directors SNYDER, Evelyn Knapp, beloved sister of Stanley Knapp of Kansas City, Missouri. Also survived by 3 nephews and 2 nieces.

Private services with Ash burial at sea. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart Fund. Armstrong Family, directors. SOULE, Marguerite A. Abbott Hast Colonial Mansion (746-1271) SYLOS, Ralph Rosary tonight, at Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood.

Mass Saturday, 9am at St. Patrick's Church, 6160 Cartwright Ave, North Hollywood. Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery Pierce Brothers, Simone, bra. directors. TABARMAN, Jack Fred loving son Zalcberg; dear brother Eydie Bowen.

Funeral service Friday, 2 pm at the Home of Peace Memorial Park Chapel Glashand Hollywood Mortuary directors (656-6280) VACHON, Rev. Richard S.J. assistant dean of Loyola University College of Law. Beloved brother of Lawrence Vachon of San Francisco. Visitation, Saturday, 10:30 am until 11:30 am in The Faculty Chapel Of Xavier Hall.

Mass Of Christian Buriel, Saturday, 12:00 noon in Sacred Heart Chapel on the campus of Loyola- Marymount University, W.80th Loyola Westchester. Interment, Monday, 12:00 noon at Santa Clara Mission Cemetery, Santa Clara, Ca. Callanan Mortuarz, directors. Donations The Loyola College of Law, 1440 W. 9th St.

L.A. 90015 Would be appreciated. VACHON, Rev. Richard S.J. Callanan Mortuary, directors VAULT, Frank, beloved husband of Gertrude B.

Viault; father of Margaret Vialut Capps and Frank W. Viault Jr. brother of Theodore and Arthur Viault, Helen Lake KOHAGEN, June 11, Hayzel in Monterey, 1981. Mother of Barbara and Rosalie Naylon. Also survived by 4 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren.

Private services to be held at Forest Lawn, Glendale Forest Lawn Mortuary Memorial contributions may be sent to Wilshire United Methodist Church, 4350 Wilshire Los Angeles. and out to San knots with 15 to light 12-20 1-3 feet. mostly sun- funeral VOSHELL, Robert E. Armstrong Family, directors WEINER, Albert, beloved husband of Cedelle; loving father of Mrs. Susan Larson; brother of Bertie Okun.

Services 11am Friday, at the Eden Memorial Park Chapel under the direction of Malinow Silverman Mortuary. WINTERS, Millie, beloved mother of Ralph, Sylvia, Bernard and Leonard; 5 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Services Sunday June 14, 11am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Hillside Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers please make donations to your favorite charity.

WOOLGAR, Harold Mount Sinai Mortuary YOHE, Clarence F. Forest Lawn, Glendale YOSHIDA, Fuse, beloved mother of 'Charles Harunobu, Mrs. Satsumi Shimahara and Mrs. Tomoye Watanabe; sister of Funichi Shitanishi of Japan and grandmother of 8. Private services were held June 10 at Hompa Hongwanji Buddhist Temple.

Shimatsu, Ogata Kubeta VOSHELL, Robert E. Funeral Notices LOYALTY LODGE NO. 529 F. A.M. will assemble Sunday, 10 a.m.

at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel to conduct services for our late brothMAURICE BALL MEYER M. MILSTEIN, W.M. MARTIN L. MELTZNER, P.M. Sec.

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More than a half-foot of rain deluged parts of south central and southeast Texas. Five firemen were swept from a bridge on a swollen creek southwest of San Antonio while trying to reach four people stranded by heavy flooding. The firemen and three of the stranded were later rescued, but authorities said one person was swept downstream and was missing..