Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive
A Publisher Extra® Newspaper

The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 8

Location:
Grand Junction, Colorado
Issue Date:
Page:
8
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

Pago OA Tuesday, January 22, 1991 Thm Daily Qmntinwi Unsolved Mysteries visits ski town Segment to delve into 2 sex killings AMoclated Prase being shot in the back of the with a large caliber handgun. Answer to Previous Puule head Her body was found two days later, investigators said. Schnee, 21, had been seen hitchhiking toward her home in Blue River in the area earlier the same day. Park County deputies found her body at the end of a road miles from the nearest house. She, too, had been raped and shot, authorities said.

ders of Bobbie Jo Oberholtzer and Annette Schnee on Jan. 6, 1982. Investigators in the case said they have run out of leads to follow, and no suspects have been identified. We have no indication, no idea, who did it, said Del Richard Eaton of the Summit County Sheriff's Department Investigators believe the two vic tims were picked up at different times by a Summit County resident while hitchhiking south of Breckenridge. Oberholtzer, 28, was assaulted and driven to the top of Hoosier Pass, authorities said.

She might have temporarily escaped her assailant before she was killed. She apparently was chased before BRECKENRIDGE Summit County officials are hoping that an upcoming segment of the Unsolved Mysteries" television series might provide some clues into the rape and murder of two hitchhikers here in 198Z A film crew was in Breckenridge earlier this month to tape a segment of the show for broadcast in February or March, officials said. The segment focuses on the mur- fin tho Siam ACROSS 1 2001, Roman 4 Carta 9 Mother of Mile. 12 Decompose 13 Actor Delon 14 Stringed Instrument 15 For ever 17 1051, Roman 18 Poke fun at 19 Start 21 Moslem commander 22 Wild buffalo 24 Proceed (2 wds.) 26 Leak 30 Abyssinian ruler 31 Future bks. 32 Technical unlv.

33 Comedian Philips 34 So far 35 Mothers sister 36 Msglc 39 Billiard shot 40 Rat- 41 Poetic preposition 42 Sleight of hand 45 Rootlessness 48 Bslonglng to us 49 Rapidity 62 Dakota Indian 63 Broadway musical 64 Tennis equipment 55 Bridge expert Culbertson 56 Leaflike Item 67 Golf peg DOWN 1 TVs talking horse (2 wds.) 2 tiny particle tlaana Ptxon Los Angeles Times Syndicate 3 Repetition 4 Sioux 5 Wings 6 Guys counterpart 7 Zero 8 Indefinite person 9 Female parents 10 Slipper 11 Improve language of 16 Strictness 20 Short sleep 22 Agree 23 Remainder 24 Scot 25 Jane Austen title 27 Diversion 28 Farm machines 29 Feminine suffix 31 Brsck-Inrldgs 35 Biblical character 37 Mai (cocktail) 38 Engraves 39 Servlls 42 Grsater In number 43 Author Jesn M. 44 Author Zone 45 Leaf-cutting ant 46 Two words of 47 This (Sp.) 60 Marla 51 Drink slowly looks wonderful. Take mate into your confidence. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb.

18): Making a difficult decision will bring financial benefits. Put all of your energy into new projects. Sharing the credit helps you gain widespread support Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Your intuition is right on target Do not commit yourself to a project until you know how much it is going to cost you. Bonuses or perks may be less than expected.

Today's children are very social creatures who always want to invite friends over to play. Wise parents will encourage these little ones to learn how to entertain themselves. Although these Aquarians get their best grades in geography and social studies, they will also enjoy mastering a foreign language. An urge to fit in will lead these children to wear trendy clothes. As adults, -they will seek positions of authority.

They like making the rules and seeing that others follow them. If your birthday is Wednesday, real estate transactions tire favored now. Your practical nature will be tested by a surprising professional relationship. A class reunion could lead to a romance. Although a move to another state will end a longtime relationship, it will be the beginning of wonderful new alliances.

Loans and an inheritance are featured next October. A legal victory is possible in November. You may decide to spend the winter holidays in an exotic locale. Aries (March 21-April 19): Innovative ideas lead you in a new direction. Keep your loved ones informed.

A sudden change in your finances relieves tension. You find imaginative solutions to pesky problems. Taurus (April 20-May 20): Heed that strong inner voice. Mixed emotions regarding a new romantic partner are a good reason to say no. Someone has a change of mind.

Accept a spur-of-the-moment invitation. Gemini (May 21-June 20): You needs. A romantic attraction is very strong. You give serious thought to marriage. Libra (Sept 23-Oct 22): Impressive developments come about when you speak your mind.

Your co-workers become much more cooperative. A letter or phone call will bring good news. Be open to fresh discoveries. Scorpio (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Your receptivity to innovative ideas opens the door of opportunity.

Root your plans in reality. Attend seminars. Old friends and newcomers make your evening upbeat and informative. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec.

21): A letter or trip could lead to a phenomenal event today. A romantic fantasy may be realized. Resolve a difficult situation by taking direct action. A new relationship heats up. Capricorn (Dec.

22-Jan. 19): Spend your time and money on sharpening your skills. You will make rapid progress once you stop scattering your forces. Romance teem with ideas on improving an employment or domestic situation. Put your plans into action and you will be a shining star.

A romance has the sparkle you like. Dress to impress. Cancer (June 21-July 22): Your powers of persuasion are impressive. Others applaud your forceful statements. Good will flourishes.

An attractive member of the opposite sex shows interest in you. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): You find that you are getting more out of life than in the recent past Sign contracts. A pet project receives the green light A diet-exercise program helps you look and feel better. Virgo (Aug.

23-Sept 22): Do a favor for someone who has helped you in the past Family members will be sensitive to your special 22 (0)1991 by NEA, Inc. Zd vIco to you Acnn Vnnl News Group Chicago Oobby Wolff United Features Syndicate and tilting the odds in favor of having a boy or a girl. Studies of this sort, however, have been modestly successful. I repeat Keep trying. P.S.

If you dont get a boy, so what? Millions of women would be thrilled with a healthy baby girl Is that Ann Landers column you clipped years ago yellow with age? For a copy other most frequently requested poems and essays, send a self-addressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money order for 4.85 (this includes postage and handling) to: Gems, do Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, III 60611-0562 man, is very eager for a grandson to carry on the family name, but he would, never come out and say it So, Ann, it is up to me to have a boy. I would hate to let them down. Is there anything we can do to produce a male child? Boston Dear Boston: I consulted a respected geneticist who teaches at Harvard Medical School and this is what he said: Keep trying. He added, There have been some sporadic reports, met with some skepticism, of success in separating male-determining from female-determining sperm the fertilizing sperm determines the sex of the offspring in humans Dear Ann: My husband began having an affair one year ago yesterday.

If you are wondering how I know the exact date, I got a reminder yesterday that I wont soon forget I was sitting on the back porch when a delivery person showed up with a bunch of balloons and a bottle of cheap wine. He asked for my husband. One balloon had the message, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY. Another said, I LOVE YOU. The man said the balloons were to be delivered to my husband at the barn in our backyard where he continues to work, but he wasnt there.

I said Id take them. Our 23rd wedding anniversary was the previous week, and I thought maybe someone who didnt know we had separated had sent that gift I opened the card and it was to my husband from his girlfriend in celebration of their meeting a year ago. I phoned my husband's girlfriend and thanked her for the wine and balloons. She replied, It wasnt for you. I said, It was delivered to our house and I thought you were sweet to remember our 23rd anniversary.

She hung up, speechless. I left the balloons and the empty bottle outside where my husband would be sure to see them. I at- It is worse than a crime, it is a blunder. Antoine de la Meurthe NORTH 4 10 9 4A985 632 10 WEST EAST AK4 4876532 44 4KQ2 KQ10 987 454 4 8 7 465 SOUTH 4--- 4J10763 AJ 4AQ9432 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South The bidding: South West North East 14 14 Dbl 14 44 4 4 Dbl. Pass 5 4 Pass Pass Pass negative double Opening lead: Spade king Souths play of todays trump suit might be acceptable in some situations.

Under these conditions it was a blunder, pure and simple. South ruffed the spade king and led a heart to dummys eight, los- tached a note saying how much I enjoyed the wine and thanked him for the great year. Actually, the year has been terrible and there were many days when I found it hard to smile, but yesterday I couldnt keep from laughing. Right Husband, Wrong Anniversary, LaSalle, Ontario Dear Ontario: Laughter can be good medicine. I hope you heal in a hurry, dear.

The fact that you could write this letter shows youre on the road to recovery. Thanks for writing. Dear Ann: Robert and I are both 26, the perfect match and from the same religious, social, intellectual and financial backgrounds. We get along very well together. So whats the problem? We want to start a family.

Robert is the sixth generation Smith. His only brother is several years older. His brothers wife has given birth to four daughters, hoping every time for a boy. After her last pregnancy when she nearly died, her doctor suggested that she have her tubes tied. Her husband insisted that she do it, and she agreed.

My father-in-law, a dear, sweet ing to Easts queen. Back came a diamond to Souths ace, and the trump ace failed to split the trumps. Souths only chance now was to find East with three clubs so that he could discard dummys diamonds safety, but that didnt work either. East ruffed the third club and led a diamond for one down. The best way to ensure the precarious game is to play the trump ace at trick two and then start the dubs.

On the third club, a diamond is discarded from dummy while East ruffr, but the diamond shift doesnt hurt. South wins, discards dummys last diamond on another club, and has his 11 tricks. Note that South should be willing to sacrifice a possible overtrick (if trumps are 2-2) in favor of cinching his game. Are 11 tricks always cold? Not if West leads his diamond king instead of a spade. The bidding makes that lead a much better choice, and it was only Souths greed in trumps that saved Wests skin.

CELEBRITY CIPHER CUbrity Oplw cryptogram ara craatad from quolatlona by famous paopla, past and prasant. Each lattar tha cipher stand for another. Today 'a due: equala P. MARCRMREV RE UAJNKEERJS ODRMD VKS I A NJAVRXFWZK RVUJACFSC FC ORAL EVFZZ EfVBKZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Parents were Invented to make children happy by giving them something to Ignore. Ogden Nash.

0 1991 by NEA, Inc. ONiCAlORg Pour money into your schools Start collecting your Pepsi Cash Caps today! Pour money into your schools Start collecting your Pepsi Cash Caps today! irjus)iiitfli4isvic()f.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

Publisher Extra® Newspapers

  • Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the The Daily Sentinel
  • Archives through last month
  • Continually updated

About The Daily Sentinel Archive

Pages Available:
1,559,678
Years Available:
1893-2024