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The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, February 19, 1997 3A Around the Region Ramsey returns home They 'N" beSt fare -see ca money eMB(R: sSSSfesSF A GOOD TRW Slop by 5th Stt.q or ca By THE ROCKY MOUHTAIN NEWS nR Save Now Grabers 'WKx CrystalPleat Shades FashionPleat Shades Fabric PVC Vertical Blinds Classics Classics Supreme Mini Blinds Woodlines WoodPertect 2" Horizontal Blinds Neighbor Joe Barnhill, who provided a handwriting sample shortly after JonBenets death, said detectives recently contacted him and asked for permission to review his medical records. He said they wanted to confirm that he has palsy, which is why his handwriting is so shaky. They want to verify everything, said Barnhill, who approved their review of his records. Police continue to release few details, including where detectives went to conduct their latest round of inter-' views. They are out of state.

Police are keeping the location a secret to protect their investigation, Boulder city spokeswoman Leslie Aaholm said. As soon as things become public, people cave, she said. The people say To hell with this. We dont want to get involved in a media circus. The case has attracted national attention, and wherever police and the Ramseys go, the media follow.

The most recent trip was to Georgia, where the Ramseys used to live and where some family members still live. DENVER John Ramsey returned to Boulder Tuesday from Georgia and immediately went into hiding with his wife, Patsy, and their 10-year-old son. The Ramseys whereabouts are being kept a secret because they have been stalked by the media since the murder of their daughter, 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey, family spokesman Pat Korten said. They have no privacy wherever they go, Korten said. Ramsey and his attorneys have not decided whether he will provide a third handwriting sample to Boulder police, Korten said.

"It is under consideration, he said Tuesday. Boulder police obtained numerous handwriting samples from Ramsey family members and friends in an attempt to find the author of a ransom note that Patsy Ramsey found in the Ramsey home Dec. 26. The author claimed to have JonBenet and demanded $118,000. The little beauty queens body was found in basement of the Ramsey home several hours later.

She had been strangled and sexually assaulted. MARRIAGE COUNSEL by BUY SIM AT EYE-HARTj FACTORYOUTUTj Man accused in columnists death hires top pathologist I I FRAMES LENSES i on. Scratch Coat, Tint, UV Coat 25 1 i i Same Prescription Only Same PresetPonOnty I I Includes Frames I- and Lenses. Same Prescription Qniy Donna BE and Stephen BE Licensed Professional Counselors IRRESPONSIBLE? Taking responsibility for one's actions and obligations seems the adult, mature thing to do. It's not surprising, then, that the most'dammng and common complaint that an angry spouse may bmg to a marriage counselor is that the other is not responsible enough.

What the angry partner may not realize is that the irresponsibility is itself the other person's way of expressing anger. By the time most couples seek counseling, they are set in their roles. The counselor usually works toward helping. them identity the parts theyre playing. Its rare that only one spouse is at fault.

The other may be enabling" this irresponsible behavior by stepping in to till the gap Over and over, one partner gets angrier and angrier while meeting the couple's obligations, yet increasing the pattern of avoidance by the other. It takes two people to create this dilemma. It takes both of them, often with professional help, to change this destructive behavior. For a tree brochure about counseling and how it can help jhtenment Systems 650 Main Street, Suite i (cross from tho Avalon) Grand Junction (970) 2454502. A professor of pathology at Wayne State University's Medical School in Michigan, Spitz couldnt be reached for comment.

Spitz has testified in dozens of high-profile cases across the country about the causes of violent deaths. He reviewed the assassination of President Kennedy for the House Assassinations Committee, and has testified in several serial murder cases in Los Angeles and New York. Spitz also reviewed the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, who drowned in 1969 after a car driven by Sett. Edward Kennedy plunged off a bridge at Chap-paquiddick Island. By THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS DENVER Defense attorneys for Jorg Peter Schmitz have hired one of the nations top pathologists to help convince a jury Schmitz wasnt driving the car that killed Rocky Mountain News columnist Greg Lopez.

Dr. Werner Spitz, who testified for the Goldman family in O.J. Simpsons civil trial, will be a defense witness when Schmitz goes on trial for vehicular homicide next month. Hes a world-renowned pathologist, said Schmitzs attorney, Walter Gerash. The key issue at the trial will be whether Schmitz or Spicer Breeden was driving the speeding BMW that clipped Lopezs Toyota 4Runner, sending it into a fatal rollover last March 17 on Interstate 25.

The car belonged to Breeden, whom police first believed was driving. But Breeden killed himself two days after the accident and left a suicide note implicating Schmitz. Spitz is expected to testify that bruises on Breedens body indicate he was driving the car. Coincidentally, Spitz also is endorsed as a witness for the prosecution in next months Denver District Court death penalty case against Jon Morris, accused in the rape and murder of a 5-year-old girl. I DESIGNER frames LENSES I Super Lens Scratch Coat, Tint, UVCoat25 s.v.

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jrA JmSiM DOWNTOWN F-R0-A-D 53 DOWNTOWN CLIFTON The Blotter Watchers lays off workers GOMPIlfD Eft SENT1NELSTAFF closes westbound lanes of 1-70 lanes of Interstate 70 just east of Glenwood Springs were of hours early Monday morning because of an accident pulling two trailers that rolled and spilled 75 to 100 McCoy, 46, of Strasburg, suffered only minor injuries. Valley View Hospital and released. He was wearing his LARGE SELECTION OF FINE CIGARS! CALL FOR CASE PRICES ON WINE LIQUOR! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST PRICES GOOD THRU 2-25-97 CLIFTON LIQUORS PEACHTREE SHOPPING CENTER LABATTS, M0LS0N $4499 9-1? ranc i 2-12 cans JW HONEY BROWN case bottles MICKEYS BIG MOUTH $4499 case 1 FAT TIRE 6 pack BRIDGEPORT $99 6 pack SPANISH PEAKS 6 pack BECKS 6 pack 15" 14s 6" 6 $499 $599 ALL BELOW 2-12 PK. CASE CANS- BUDWEISER, 09 MILLER GD 16" LITE, C00RS KEYSTONE LT. BUSCH.

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The driver, Robert He was treated at seat belt, the Colorado State Patrol said. The diesel fuel was cleaned up within two hours by the patrols hazardous materials unit and didnt pose an environmental threat, the patrol said. According to the state patrol, the tractor went off the right side of the road and when the driver tried to steer back onto the road, he overcorrected and the truck rolled on its side. It slid about 160 feet before coming to a stop, the patrol said. Radar detector, phone among stolen items Grand Junction police received at least seven reports Monday of vehicles broken into and items stolen.

They include: An $80 radar detector stolen from a vehicle at 2221 Idella Court. A purse and its contents valued at $180 stolen from a vehicle at College Place and Bunting Avenue. A backpack and contents valued at $83 stolen from a vehicle at 2030 Poplar. A briefcase and other items valued at $90 stolen from a vehicle at 308 Lilac Lane. A $400 cellular telephone stolen from a vehicle at 27U and roads.

A $150 stereo stolen from an unlocked vehicle at 644 North Ave. A wallet containing $200 stolen from a vehicle at 1230 N. 12th St. Woman, girl accused of stealing from store Lori Sepulveda-Salazar, 34, and a 13-year-old girl were arrested Monday by Grand Junction police on suspicion of shoplifting. Theyre accused of stealing a $100 pair of shoes from Mervyns at Mesa Mall.

Both were released, the woman with a summons, the girl pending charges, police said. Meanwhile, a 17-year-old boy was released on a summons from Grand Junction police Monday afternoon on suspicion of trying to steal a pack of cigarettes from Wal-Mart, 2881 North Ave. Radar near school leads to speed citations The Mesa County Sheriffs Department set up radar Monday on Broadway near Bluebell Lane. Three people were cited for speeding in a school zone Monday morning and two more were cited for the same thing Monday afternoon, the sheriffs department reported. Fruita man calls in info about gravestone A Fruita man called the Mesa County Sheriffs Department after he read The Blotter on Monday.

He told a deputy that he had information about a gravestone for a dog that was found.this weekend near 27 and BVi roads. The man told the deputy that the burial site for Kiefer the dog, who died in 1984, was located beside the wood fence in a specific lot in the mobile home park there and that he knew the owner, the sheriffs department said. JIM BEAM 1 75 15" ANCIENT AGE 1 75 14" TEN HIGH 175 10" CANADIAN MIST $12" BLACK VELVET 175 Case Price 11.99 per bottle $10" 11" NORTHERN LIGHT 1 75 LORD CALVERT 1 75 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DENVER Weight Watchers employees were dealt a royal flush the day their celebrity spokeswoman, the Duchess of York, came to visit. And layoffs were in the cards. Employees were notified by memorandum last Wednesday, the same day Sarah Ferguson, ex-wife of Britains Prince Andrew, was here as part of a six-city publicity tour.

Elaine Miles, a Denver Weight Watchers manager, confirmed Tuesday the international weight-loss organization is shedding its Rocky Mountain regional headquarters here in April. Miles said falling Weight Watchers membership forced the layoffs. She said the reported $1 million contract Ferguson signed in December to promote Weight Watchers had no bearing on the companys decision to downsize. It was strictly a coincidence that Fergie happened to be here that same week, Miles said. The company has done some consolidation over the last several years and thats all were really doing at this time This is simply an administrative move to simplify and eliminate duplication.

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