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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Tuesday. November 19. 1991 Report Covers FBI Agent's Wreck Community Plans Rites For Baby a one-way road, Roe said. Neither driver was wearing a stfat belt and both were pinned in their vehicles, the report states. Howze was taken to the Oklahoma County morgue while Brewer, the lead agent in the FBI investigation of Gov.

David Walters, was taken by ambulance to Hillcrest Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Brewer might be available this week. Roe said part of a wine bottle was found in Brewer's car. He said the seal had been broken. Roe said Brewer's car left no visible skid marks before the collision while Howze's truck left 46 feet of skid marks.

Howze committed "no improper action," but Brewer was driving the wrong way on eastbound lane of Interstate 240 and Howze was traveling east in the same lane when the two collided about 200 yards west of Santa Fe Avenue, Roe said. The state medical examiner had said previously, that Brewer was intoxicated at the time of the accident, shortly after midnight Oct. 30. The examiner's office said Monday that results of a drug test on the collision and about 45 mph at the time of impact. Roe's report also indicated that both Brewer, 44, of Norman, and Howze swerved.

The right front of Brewer's car struck the left front of the pickup truck, knocking the truck backward about six feet, Roe said. Brewer was headed west in the inside, By Paul English Capitol Bureau FBI agent Gary G. Brewer was traveling an estimated 74 mph when his government car collided head-on with a pickup truck in south Oklahoma City, killing him and the other driver, an accident report released Monday shows. Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper M.R. Roe said in the report that the other driver, Michael T.

Howze, 20, of Oklahoma City, apparently was going about 55 mph before I COMMAND '195 lrB PERFORMANCE I I SSBSP WfmmBM'm Traffic Controf sq af e'-jS MjM-MmM 1 Duke Options Open David Duke on Monday displays boxes of mail he received during his Louisiana gubernatorial campaign. Duke was beaten by three-term governor Edwin Edwards. Duke indicated he is keeping all of his By Kathrin Chavez Staff Writer CHECOTAH Baby Jane Doe had only a few minutes of life. Killed almost immediately after birth, she had no name and no identified survivors. But the brutality of her death has moved area residents, who have donated their time and services to ensure a funeral for the child, who was beaten to death last Tuesday.

"It's pulled on all of us. There have been a lot of prayers, a lot of emotion," Cindy Smith of Smith Funeral Home said Monday. A man hunting at Jake's Lake, about 10 miles east of Checotah, told police he saw a woman across the lake giving birth to the baby last Tuesday. Afterward, a man with the woman hit the child and put her in a plastic garbage sack, Joseph Barnes told authorities. The pair ran and the baby was dead by the time Barnes could reach her.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the Mcintosh County sheriffs office have been searching for the couple but have had no success, authorities report. Unidentified dead bodies usually receive a pauper's burial, but residents and businesses from as far away as Broken Arrow and Tulsa wanted to do more than that, Smith said. The funeral home is donating its services, Checotah municipal officials have given burial space in the cemetery and the Tulsa Wilbert Vault Co. has provided a combination casket-vault, Smith said. The Checotah Flower Shop is giving flowers for the casket, and the Gifford Monument Co.

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Shaun Walters and Acers, both University of Oklahoma students, were charged in Cleveland County District Court Nov. 5 after Norman police found three pipes and two marijuana "bongs" in their Norman apartment at 1819 Lindsey. Bongs are used to smoke marijuana. Officers also found Styrofoam cups, potting soil, a grow light and several seeds in a closet. Norman police are attempting to grow the seeds to determine if they produce marijuana plants.

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