The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 5

Mrs. Laura Ousley Mrs. Laura B. Ousley, 89, Kokomo R.R. 7, died at 2 p.m.

Saturday, in her home, following an illness of three months, Funeral arrangements are pending at Ellcrs Mortuary. Mrs. Lulu McNabney Mrs, Lulu B. McNabney, 47, 332 Markland died at 8:45 p.m. Friday in Howard Community Hospital, following an illness of three months Born June 9, 1926, in Katamazoo, i she was a of Charles and Lucy (Mills) Henderson.

In 19C5, she married Paul McNabney, who died in 1971. She was the administrator of the Lucy Cole i Home. i i arc a a Mrs George (Margaret) Emmons of Logansport; her mother; two sisters, Marie Henderson and Mary Henderson, both of Logansport R.R! 5 and one grandson. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Filers Mortuary.

Burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Saloina McKay Mrs.

Saloma (Oma) McKay, 87, 525 S. Berkley Road, formerly of Macy R.R. 2, dieei at 2:45 a.m. Saturday in a Logansport Hospital, following an illness of four years. 7 1 8 8 i a County, she was the daughter of Abraham J.

and A a a (Shrock) Slabaugh. On Sept. 8, 190G, she married Commodore S. McKay, who died May 27, 1964. She had lived most of her life in Howard and i a i Counties and was a member of the United Brethren Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Eva Louise Mclntosh of Macy R.R. 2 and Mrs. Valda Nearon of Galveston; one son, Orville L. McKay of Kokomo; one sister, Mrs.

Mary Myers of Kokomo R.H. six a i and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday at 10 a.m. in Hie Thomas-Murray "Funeral Home, i Rev. Clyde Byers off i i a i i a will be in the Galveston Cemelery.

Friends may call at (he funeral home after 3 p.m. Sunday. DEATHS Clifton Coonrod RUSSIAVILLE Cliflon (Coonie) Coonrod, 70, Russiaville R.R. 2, died at 4:30 a.m. Saturday in the Sycamore Village Nursing Center, Kokomo, following an extended illness.

Born Oct. 20, 1903 in Clinton County, he was the son of Edward and Naomi (Johnson) Coonrod. On July 15, 1933, he married Ruth Hoover, who survives. He had retired from Martin Brothers Service and the Western School Corp. and had been a 25-year member of the Russiaville Masonic Lodge.

Surviving with the widow are a daughter, Mrs. Roger (Jackqueline) Ogle of Russiavilte; two sons, Charles Coonrod of Kokomo R.R. 6 and John Coonrod of Iowa; one brother, Clayton Coonrod of Tucson, four sisters, Mrs. a a Self of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Byron (Orpha) Rayl of Montpelier, Mrs.

Berneice VanWald of Fort Wayne and Miss a i Coonrod of Russiaville and three grandchildren. One brother preceded him in death. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Stout Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Russiaville Cemetery.

Friends may call al the funeral home after 2 p.m. Monday, Masonic services i be at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the funeral home. Funerals MKS. NEVA B.

CONLEY Services 1 p.m. Monday, Fenn Funeral Home. OSCAR WICKIIAM Services 2:30 p.m. a a i a Chapel, Oil (Conlimu'il from I a a A a i closer to peace. Kissinger has said a reduction of world oil prices is also a U.S.

demand Crude oil from the Persian Gulf now has a posted price of $11.65 a barrel. The posted price is a figure upon which tax payments by oil companies are based. The actual oil payment by companies is closer to S7 a barrel. Conference sources said Ihe ministers might reach a compromise under which crude oil prices would remain unchanged for three months beginning April I. St.

Joseph Hospital (Visiting hours: 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8p.m. daily) DISMISSALS Arnctt, Miss Laura Ann, 207 E. Boulevard. Bennett, Mrs. Karon Sue, 4513 Iv.aak Walton Road.

Best, Clyde 1500 W. Markland Ave. Bevington, Gregory Lee, Bunker Hill. Bradley, Michael R. 1218 N.

Bell St. Call, Mrs. Eftie Belle, 25C8 N. Buckeye St. Clark, Mrs.

Betty A 2307 N. Cooper St. Conwell, Jerry 723 N. Union St. Fallen, Mrs.

Joyce A Galvostoti R. R. 1. Ford, Mrs. Mary Frances, 1221 N.

Lafountain St. Gates, Mrs. Elizabeth 311 E. Vaile St. Hartgrove, Mrs.

Carol Bunker Hill. Henclershot, Robert 2516 Wickersham Drive. Jeffries, Mrs. Glenda 2840 N. Washington St.

Laymon, Mrs. Ruth 30!) Linden St. Mclntire, Mark 1816 W. St. Louis Drive.

Masscngill, Mrs. Margaret 4808 MayfieliJ Drive. Oden, Max 500 W. Park Ave. Quillen, Mrs.

(Jeorgia Lee, Kokomo R. n. 5, Thompson, Justin 811 E. Harrison St. i 130 i i Drive.

Young, Mrs. Jenctte, 1500 W. Markland Ave. LT A-6. SHOPLIFTING CHARGED Mary M.

Jones, 46, Logansport R. R. 1, was arrested at K-Mart at 2:30 p.m. Saturday on a charge of theft by shoplifting. 's nice to be known.

Is your health care membership card? When you supply our card to your employees, you're giving them an Identification Card in the largest membership organization in Indiana. It means your employees will be recognized and the Card honored at some of the most important places around--the reception desks of hospitals and physicians just about everywhere in the free world. Thousands of Hoosier employers also know this Card as the symbol of a no-paperwork kind of health care plan administration. The Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans handle things directly with the hospitals and physicians--no claims-filing by the employer, no red tape, no hassles with employees. Terry Snider, our vice president, Marketing, (317) 263-4615, says: if your card doesn't mean much to you oTyour employees, phone me at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Indiana.

"QUICK- QUIZ" i 3. A. 5. Is nclively working to Jiclp stabilize licallh care cosls. Is promp! and efficlenl.

processes claims in average of 7 days. Pays out al least 90 cents lor every dollar icceived. Culs employer paporwoik- deals diieclly wilh hospitals physicians. Has a naiionnHy and accepted Membership Card. Blue Cross Dlue Shield ol Indiana health caiepfan We believe in being better 120 Wost Market St.

fndianapolis, Ind, 46204 Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Hospital (Visiting hours: 2-4 p.m., 6 to 8 p.m. daily) DISMISSALS A Lcla 3705 E. Sycamore Road. Barlow, Phyllis I. (Mrs.

Thomas), 808 S. Main St. a a I a Country Park Estates. Brown, Ryan Country Park Estates. Burke, Debra J.

(Mrs. Terrell), 511 W. Firmin St. Call, Helen (27 S. Main St.

Creed, Bette J. (Mrs. Robert), 1348 S. Waugh St. Creed, i i a 1521 S.

Market St. a Burlington. England, A a M. (Mrs. Willie), Kokomo R.

H. 6. a a A (Mrs. W. Walnut St.

Porter, a 905 N. Berkley Road. Prater, Shamra 510 N. Union St. Ratcliff, Vieki S.

(Mrs. Gregory), Galveston. Stapleton, Jeffrey Pavilion Drive. Births St. Joseph Hospital A and Mrs.

a Barnes, K607 North at Road 250, a girl, Kimberly Nicole, 8 pounds, 5 ounces, at 8:12 p.m. Friday. ROE Mr. and Mrs. Don Roe, 1901 S.

Park Road, a boy, John Christopher, 8 pounds, 9 J4 ounces, at 2:22 a.m. Saturday. Howard Community Hospital MAJORS Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Majors, 590G Yale Blv a girl.

Amber Michelle, 8 pounds, 12 ounces, at 0:57 a.m. Friday. NEWTON Mr. and Mrs. Michael Newton, Grissom Air Force Base, a boy, Michael Allen, pounds, 1 ounce at 12:37 p.m.

Friday. TIM ME Mr. and Roger Timme, 2738 Izaak Walton Road, a boy, Derek Allen, 6 pounds, I I ounces at 10:50 a.m. Friday. PLANT REOPENS PORTAGE, Ind.

(AP) The Midwest Steel Corp. plant here was to reopen at 4 p.m. Saturday after being closed for 24 hours while authorities searched for a bomb. An anonymous telephone a i a told company officials a bomb was located somewhere in the plant. An extensive a a a i tape-bound package marked, "Guess what?" Inside were marking crayons, but no explosives, said state police bomb expert Gary Whitledge.

Officials said they believed there was no bomb. Sunday, Mar. 17, 1974 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 6 Six killed in Ireland on eve of St. Patrick's Day BELFAST (AP) Six persons died in Northern Ireland in an outburst of bloodshed and violence affecting almost every part of Ihe troubled British province on the eve of SI. Patrick's Day.

Security" forces laid most of the blame for Ihe mayhem on the Provisional wing of Ihe Irish Republican Army, which is i to oust i a i from Ihe province as a prelude to reu- i i a i i the Irish Republic lo the south. They i a a Catholic-based IRA has stepped up its guerrilla war as a show of strength prior to calling a truce. Some IRA members are believed lo i there is a possibility of a i a deal wilh Britain's new Labor government. Two British soilders were killed and a i seriously wounded when they wore a i a a trolled at Crossmaglen near Northern Ireland's border i Ihe Irish Republic. The deaths brought Ireland's a a i toll to since the latest of i the i a i i i a Protestant majority began in August a i the IRA's i i a Provi- sionals admitted a two of its guerrillas died Friday night in a premature explosion of a bomb they were a i al Dungaiinon in County Tyrone.

A 26-year-old Catholic died Friday in a shooting i i in the Ormeau FTC (Gnitinuril from One) in its provisions. "Hopefully, this report i assist the Congress and the FEO in strengthening the program." McNamar said the document "in many ways is terribly soft and mushy because we just couldn't get good figures" from the petroleum industry, relying largely on published ones. The report specifically does not explore whether there is a real petroleum shortage, whether the act is the most effective approach, or whether true competition exists in the industry. Would the nation have better off if Congress had done nothing to cope wilh the problem? The report neither denies nor confirms that would have been true, McNamar said, not a i assessed that possibility. The FTC staff, with the help of FEO regional offices, monitored the program in all 50 states and the District of Columbia between Jan.

15 and Feb, 28. employed lawyers, economists, management specialists and others, some of them outside consultants. district near downtown Belfast. An- oilier man was fatally injured by debris thrown 200 yards when a bomb exploded in a truck in the small town of a a County Londonderry. The upsurge of violence and the sc- i in a i with it has cast some doubt on the fu- lure of the i a Northern Ireland ex- if ccutive.

The body, made up of Catholics and Protestants, was formed last December lo allow moderate Catholics and Protestants to share political power in the province for the first time in over 50 years. In a move to protect (he body, its chief minister, i a Faulkner, ap- pealed to people in all sec- lions of the i to cooperate wilh the i forces. "With a bombing campaign of increasing i i with assassination a a i happening, with i i i a i in so many places," Faulkner said, "it is no wonder a people generally are asking: "When i it all end? What are the a i i doing lo end it?" i Two sentenced in Miami Circuit Court Friday PERU Daniel L. Myers, 20, New Waverly, was given a one-year sent- ence in i a i Circuit Court by Judge Everett West. The sentence was suspended except for the week he had already served pending a a i In addition, he was ordered to make full restitution to Morecraft Mfg.

Co. Myers entered a plea of guilty to the reduced charge of third degree burglary in connection with a break-in at Morecraft's last week. The preliminary charge against him was second degree burglary. Joyce a i 21, Indianapolis, was given a one-year suspended sentence after pleading guilty on a plea bargain lo possession of less than 25 grams of a i a a Her probation will be handled in Indianapolis. Services set for R.

Lowell Heminger FINDLAY, Ohio (AP) Services are scheduled here Monday for R. Lowell Heminger, editor emeritus of the Findlay Republcan Courier, who died Friday at the age of 82. Heminger, who died at his Findlay home, also was chairman of the board of the Findlay Publishing Co. He had joined the staff of the morning Republican in 1914, coming from the Bay City (Mich) Tribune. He became president and general manager of the Findlay Publishing Co.

in the 1940s. He had been editor emeritus and chairman of the board since 1965. Weekly New York Stocks of Indiana DOW JONES INDEX, CLOSE Slocks 30lnduslrials 837.83 20Transporlalicsn 195.41 l.OS ISUIililies M.33 6S OF K.J. 9 CO. 1 NC- Nel High Low LiTif Chq Arvin 13 1 13U 1 5 CdhOt Corp.

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