The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 9

THE DAILY OKLAHOMA Thursday. May 1. 1986 Former inmate Charged in Jail Escape PubSi Heoreis Grove, Wanda G. vs. Elmer E.

ca, Oklahoma City, a toy. Irwin, Bruce and Ladonna, Bianchard, a girl. Isbell, Charles and Donna, Bianchard, a boy. Bin. Russell Hendrickson, 26, and Kalhrvn L.

Kirkpatrick, 26, both of 2508 NW 57. Brooke E. Flaherty, 28, and Terry L. Mize, 31, both of 193916 NW 12. Patrick D.

King, 20, and Diua-na M. Eubanks, 21, both of Midwest City. George R. Stalen, 53, 3715 Shields, and Claudia J. Hulsey.

47, Mustang. Harrison, Debra D. vs. Gary D. Humphries, Judith R.

vs. John M. Jackson, James C. vs. Janet E.

Johnson, Dennis O- vs. Marie E. Jones, Kenneth vs. Mikki L. Lapanne, Janet 5.

vs Rene J. Marler, Daniel T. is. Karla K. Maxwel, Berniece A.

vs. Richard and forced the womai to travel, with him Kansas. She escapes two days later in Tope ka and notified authori ties who arrestee Stamper in Salina, Kan. Prior to his arrest Stamper lived in th Lexington and Normal areas bu a lso ac friends in Kansas, Texaj and Missouri, authori ties said. a ielony conviction.

Stamper is accused of shooting Chris Butler, 25, of Hennessey and kidnapping Teresa Stamper, a passenger in Butler's car, in November after Stamper allegedly forced Butler's car off U.S. 81 in Kingfisher County. Officials charge Stamper shot Butler the investigation the worse it started smelling," Barker said. Stamper was held on $620,000 bail and scheduled to go to trial May 14 on charges that he kidnapped his -tranged wife and shot her male companion late last year. He also was charged with possessing a firearm after now unsure if there were two others besides the masked gunman who took part in freeing Stamper, as reported by inmates, and whether they left in a dark late-model Ford with Kansas license plates.

"The information we got looked like it was good at first but then the further we got into Birth Center Turner, Howard and Linda, Oklahoma City, a boy. Meek, Elaine, and Freeman, Bruce, Oklahoma City, a olrl. Deaconess Brown, Leroy and SreHie, Norman, a girl. Jerry 54, and Moss, Shirley A. vs.

Ravmond E. Myers, Cheryl E. vs. Darrell B. Price, Meivyrt vs.

Story, Shari. Seay, Lisa L. vs, John E. Smith, Deana M. vs.

Gregory H. Shaw, Karen, Oklahoma Cilv, Millicam, Larry and Rosa, Oklahoma City, a boy. Scott, Wade and Maudle, Okla- Chief Justice Airs Budget Warning Sue. Joseph S. Ezeugoh, 19, and Littleton, Kenny and Clarissa, Yukon, a boy.

Ballard, Klmberiy, Oklahoma City, a girl. Mercy Casey, James and Janice, Yukon, a girl. Wooden, Larry G. vs. Rose M.

Worrell, Edith rs. Richard Joseph. Divorces Granted Addington, Ricky E. vs. Jolawnda R.

Anderson, Vivian K. vs. Tom K. Andrews, Mark K. vs.

Stacy Jo. Baldini, Anthony D. vs. Donna. Cunningham, Harvey E.

vs. Janice M. Feuerborn, Charles E. vs. Kathy S.

Ghodralnama, Arsalan vs. Dar-lene. Hanson, Brenda Lee vs. Scott W. Hefner, Margie A.

vs. Darrell K. Hill, Barbara J. vs. Eugene.

Humble, Darrel W. vs. Joy P. Kalantari, Aboulateb vs. Leslie S.

Kelley, Candace 3. vs. Anthony Pedro A. Caslro-Gonzalez, 24, and Janice K. Shumake, 25, both of 2414'2 Kentucky.

James L. Russell, 36, Midwest City, and Allis J. Caldwell, 40, McLoud. Jon D. Gray, 28, and Carolyn S.

Anderson, 31, both of Midwest City. Divorces Asked Aaron, Teresa L. vs. Bobby G. Adeniyi, Olukayode I.

vs. Sline, Patricia Y. Allison, Carolyn F. vs. Elmer W.

Almengor, Minerva vs. Ruben A. Noe, William and Monica, Lawlon, a girl. MMwl City Milam, Randy and Diane, Te-cumseti, a boy. By Michael McNutt Enid Bureau KINGFISHER A Hollis man, released from custody a day before a masked gunman freed an inmate from the Kingfisher County jail, was charged here Wednesday in connection with the escape.

Guadalupe Pena, 29, was held in lieu of 550,000 bail in the Kingfisher County jail after being arraigned earlier on an escape charge. Sheriff Coye Lee Barker Send Pena was charged with a felony escape charge because he allegedly aided the escape of Paul Eugene Stamper, 30, scheduled to go to trial in two weeks on charges of attempted murder and kidnapping. Pena finished serving a 90-day sentence in the Kingfisher County jail Sunday and was released hours before a pre-dawn Monday incident in which a masked gunman broke into a first-floor jail window and forced a jailer to release Stamper. Pena was arrested Tuesday in Hollis, Barker said. Stamper and one or two others believed to have helped in the escape remained at large.

Barker said it is believed Pena gave information to accomplices to help the escape. Pena met Stamper while he was finishing a sentence for a drug conviction, Barker said. Pena was a jail trusty. Barker said his officers are reviewing the accounts inmates gave authorities of the 3:30 a.m. Monday escape.

He said deputies are Warren, Randell and Dawn, Yukon, a boy. Mendoza, Luiz and Brenda, Norman, a girl. Hiatt, Michael and Annette, Dei City, a boy. Cappel, Michael and' Deborah, Oklahoma City, a girl. Bynum, James and Stephanie, Oklahoma City, a boy.

OklahomaCounty Marriage Licenses, Dennis C. Wellborn, S3, 13501 SE 29, and Frances M. Edwards, 38, Newalla. Ronnie D. Carr, 31, Edmond, and Lori A.

Duffy, 25, 2445 NW 46. John D. Douglas, 33, and Andrea L. Eischeid, 24, both of Edmond. Thomas H.

Sessions, 41, and Lanna S. Holt, 29, both of 6700-A Meridian. William R. Keith, 39, 8929 Ross, and Mary D. Dutton, 19, 1408 Sc 38.

Shane E. Gray, 19, Moore, and Marcy R. Robertson, 525 SW 119. Bolner, Karen S. vs.

Bryan K. Simms said after the meeting. "For every vacancy we've had, we've accepted applications from all races." The subcommittee suspended a vote on the high court's budget and an appropriation to the district courts after Simms warned a 16.5 percent cut would bring the court system "to its knees." Most state agency budgets are being trimmed by 16.5 percent to offset declining revenues from Oklahoma's oil- and agriculture-dependent economy. The subcommittee asked Ferrell to study the impact of a 3 percent cut on the budgets of the high court and the district courts. Associated Press Bullman, Gretchen M.

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Russell Budget cuts of 16.5 percent will cripple Oklahoma's court system, Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Simms told an appropriations subcommittee Wednes-day in a meeting marked by a heated exchange over minority hiring. Rep. Kevin Cox, D-Ok-lahoma City, accused the high court of failing to recruit or hire blacks. "When are you going to make an effort to spread out employment at the Supreme Court to all citizens of Oklahoma?" Cox asked Simms and Charles Ferrell administrative director of the courts. The only black employed by the high court, the appellate courts and in the office of the courts is a part-time intern, Ferrell said.

''You say it pretty comfortably, as if you don't need any," said Cox, who is black. Ferrell said, "If they don't apply, what else can we do?" "It's a false issue," Cooper, Kevin and Tammy, Midwest City, a girl. Moore Shaw, Lisa, Newcastle, a girl. Henderson, Michael and Sheila Moore, a girl. Norman Dawsey, Vicki L.

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Lcrry D. Grey, 22, 1921 Central, and Nancy J. Pratt, 21, Norman. Patrick L. Morton, 20, and Tanya R.

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