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44 Thursday. June 21, 1979 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN 5-Month Probe Ends in 8 Arrests, $500,000 Seizure By Mark D. Cireen Federal agents concluded five months of undercover investigation into "numerous inroads by organized crime" into state gambling and narcotics circles with eight arrests and recovery of drugs and property worth more than $500,000, officials said Wednesday. Undercover FBI agents, with assistance from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control, purchased pounds of cocaine worth about $480,000 during the probe, which began in January. The eight suspects were jailed after a final drug buy Tuesday night, and with search warrants raided two residences in Oklahoma City and The Village, as well as numerous safety deposit boxes and automobiles, officials said.

Jailed were: George Herbert Heidelberger, 33, of 4516 Memory Lane; Curtis Alan Cory, 28, and his wife, Patricia. 25, both of 2225 Downing; La Raine A. Kelly, 28, of 1129 Woodlawn; Larry Raymond McBride, 28, of 668 NW 35 and Linda Payne, 24, Tulsa. Also jailed were Darla Jane Sheldon, 27, and Gary Dale Posey, both of Oklahoma City. A ninth unidentified suspect is still sought bv authorities.

All were booked into the Oklahoma County jail after being charged in U.S. District Court with assorted counts including distribution of narcotics and interstate transportation aiding racketeering-narcotics, officials said. The suspects appeared Wednesday morning before U.S. Magistrate Ron Howland, who set bonds ranging from $100,000 to $800,000. FBI spokesman John Warren said the eight were linked through the investigation to organized crime figures in Las Vegas, Kansas City, and New Orleans.

"They had contacted people who are in ganized crime," Warren said. The cities are "where the traffic was coming from," he said. Warren would not be more specific about possible underworld connections, but said during the probe drugs were purchased at least once by agents from each suspect. "Undercover agents made contacts with the dealers using intelligence gained in past investigations," Warren said. "The investigation is continuing.

We feel there will be at least one additional arrest and more search warrants served." Cocaine confiscated in the investigation is of "very good about 80 percent pure, officials said. Pure cocaine sells for about $3,000 an ounce on the street. Warren said the substance was not "cut" for distribution. The sizeable amount indicated a significant distribution potential, he said. Besides cocaine, authorities in their searches of the Memory Lane and Downing residences recovered amounts of other drugs, drug paraphernalia, weapons and $50,000 in cash, he said.

Preliminary hearings for the suspects were set for June 28 and 29 before Howland. Bond review hearings are scheduled today on some of the eight persons charged. Judge Asks Sides to Find Compromise District Judge Alma Wilson took under advisement the case of Red River Construction Co. which is suing the city because of an ordinance that shut down sand hauling operations. Wilson will make the ruling on a permanent injuction against the city within 15 days but indicated the two parties should get together and work out a compromise.

Joe Murphy, owner of the Red River Construction, claims the city ordinance banning trucks from a portion of 24th Avenue Southwest is unlawful because it was aimed directly at shutting down his business. A temporary tion prohibiting the enforcement of the ordinance is currently in effect. HUD to Sell Complex A 184-unit apartment complex at 2800 Kelley in Oklahoma City will be put up for sale by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which repossessed the property in February 1978. HUD spokesman Phil Browning said Wednesday the federal government took over the property when the owners.

Prince Hall Village defaulted on the loan. "We renovated the property, which was in very bad condition," Browning said. Original officers of the corpora- tion were state Sen. E. Melvin Porter, Amos T.

Hall, W.E. McMurray, L.G. Ashley and H.E. Duncan. However, HUD officials said they did not know if the original officers still were associated with the properties when the corporation faulted on its mortgage payments.

The purchase plan notes the complex can be sold for a minimum price of $1.6 million. The complex currently has 98 percent occupancy, with most of the tenants receiving Section 8 rental assistance, Browning said. Profiles Rosalynn Carter inspects an over- Anthony dollar at the White House Wednesday, sized replica of the new Susan B. American coin to portray a woman. AP Laaarphoto It is the first Public Records Baptist Anderson.

Mr and Mrs Mildredge, Midwest City, a girl Bairs. Mr and Mrs Charles. 304 SW 45. a girl. Hobbs.

Mr and Mrs Bill. 2309 NW 52 a girl General Vaughn. Mr and Mrs Larry. Spencer, a boy Haynes. Wendy, 4120 Everest, a boy Midwest City Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas. Newalia, a boy Martin. Mr and Mrs John. Midwest City, a girl Presbyterian Ford.

Vickie. 411 Silverwood, a boy Antwine. Mr and Mrs. Gary, Spencer, a boy Higby. Mr and Mrs James, Midwest City, a boy Crump, Mr and Mrs Virgil.

Midwest City, a boy. Rylands, Mr and Mrs Thomas. 2715 NW 16, a girl. Phillips, Juanita, 6003 Short, a boy. South Community Busch, Mr.

and Mrs. David, Minco. a girl. Warren, Mr and Mrs. Paul, 5812 Harvey, a boy University Matthew Mr and Mrs Marshall.

1308 Hudson, a boy Allen. Mr and Mrs James. Mustang. a boy Johnson. Mr and Mrs Bobby 1509 SE 46.

a boy langdon, Mr. and Mrs Ricky. Noble, a boy Hall. Donna. 636 SE 34.

a boy Frazier Gayle. 4024 Douglas a gin Marriage Licenses William Harold Lemons. 24 and Jean Marie Lemons, 23, both 305 Atkinson Drive Billy Morris Jr 22, Edmond, and Gina Ramos, 21 of 124 Brook wood Duane Baer 22. of 315 Midwest Blvd and Teresa J. Shepard ot 832 Towry Drive Carl Bernard Friedman, 34 of 4400 NW 55.

and Cynthia Inette Crawford, 28. Of 8915 Lakeview Drive. Gary Lamont Norman, 30. of 1314 NW 10 and Karen Elaine Davis. 22.

Of 2504 NE 17 Brad Keever 24 Edmond, and Karen Bali. 22. Yukon. Larry Newell, 25, Meeker, and Sandra Kaye Sexton. 35, Tecum- sen Lewis King, 38, Dallas, and Barbara King.

20. Baird, Texas Steven Hubbard 19 and Kpren Work, 18, both ot Tinker Air Force Base Robert Dale Folsom. 24, and Donna Diane Stockier, 28. both of 1520 NW 18 James Jones, 29. and Alma Lee Perotka, 30, both of Oklahoma Pity Daryl Edward Davis.

25, of 3528 SW 20. and Ira Karmatne Avery. 25. of 3280 Deiwood Drive Joseph Edward Bailey, 34, of 537 Babb Drive, and Jacquita A Crawford 36. of 3013 NW 47 Sullivan, 23.

of 1140 NW 32 and Elizabeth Ann Myers, 22. of 1520 NW 41. Refurbishers Sue State Fair A home refurbishing firm lodged a $35,000 lawsuit Wednesday in Oklahoma County District Court, claiming the State Fair of Oklahoma failed to honor a contract for the remodeling of a house. Recycled Residences, operated by John Hopper, claims fair officials agreed to pay them to refurbish a home which was moved recently to the State Fairgrounds. The lawsuit alleges fair officials discharged Hopper April 30 and made it impossible for him to complete the work.

Brian Wayne Bierman, 21, Knoxville. and Twila Elaine Stipe. 20. Yukon. Michael David Gainer.

26. of 1204 SW 40. and Graceann Mane McColiaum, 30. ot 717 SW 58 Daniel Leonard Willing. 21.

of 2418 Virginia, and Marian Joyce Osterholt, 21, of 2127 NW 20 George Collins 33, and Mary Felter. 31, both of 6912 David Court Steven Wayne McKee, 24. of 4909 Walker and Tom Melinda Vail, 20. of 2656 SW 62 George Hershel Smith. 27, of 1124 Lottie and Angela Clarese Williams.

24, of 3108 NW 23 Baron Garcia. 30. and Tyanne Handke, 25. both of 3152 Northwest Expressway Frederick Dimock 29, of 721 NW 81. and Kathleen A Sanchez.

24, Oklahoma City Danny Kevin Pitts, 29, of 2777 SW 74 Expressway, and Anita Gaye Teague. 22, of 2120 June Lane Kirk Rodney Merrill, 24, Kenner. and Ann Francis Vogt. 20, of 3500 SW 39 Perry A George, 18 of 4829 Del View, and Lisa A Alsup. 19.

of 4205 Angela Drive William Fulmer, 23, and Melodie Welch, 22. both of 445 SE 47 Jay Cooper Bell, 21. and Judy Ann Gill, 22. both of 6706 May Larry Glenn McCollum. 23, and Astrid Wagner, 21.

both of 4136 NW 45 Ronald Allen Cordray, 16. and Sharon Lea Hilsey 19 both of Edmond Harry James Blanchard, 25, of 529 Boeing, and Jalane Gail Johnson, 21, Of 6300 NW 42 Leon Blair Perkins III, 23. and Jennifer Ann Bishop. 21. both of Tulsa Jeffrey Howard Moorman, 31, of 1401 Andover Court, and Linda Choate, 28 of 7000 Walker Charles Edward Jones, 20.

and Kai Rosalie Baiiey, 18, both of Blanchard Woodrow C. Watson, 66 Purcell. and Emma Frances Womack, 62 of 3112 NW 27 Peter Deuse III, 19. of 4717 Del Aire Drive, and Ginger McKay. 18, of 1713 Symphony Lane Charles A Hargrove, 22, and Jams Murphy, 18 both of Oklahoma City David Duane Dittlermer, 36.

and Marcella Lynn Boyd, 24, both of 708 NW 30 Donald Maurice Wallach III, 22, of 1009 Idylwiid Drive, and Debra Sue Chapman, 25, Moote David Melton Eslinger 22. Stillwater ar.d Cheryl Elame Hull, 21. ot 2817 Dtvis Divorces Asked Alexander. Betty vs. James A Allen, Edith J.

vs Robert L. Jr. Calhoun. Ellen vs. Milton C.

Carson, Dewey J. vs Karen Caton. joe vs. Laquetta Church. Becky vs Mark Corley.

Debra vs. Kenneth Daniel. Elise vs. James Davenport, Terry vs Valerie A Deibler, Ricky A vs Cheryl Ditch. John vs.

Glenda Frakes, Ruth A vs William G. Howell. Jeanne vs Thomas A Jones, Pamela vs William Jones, Gloria vs Bobby Koochekpoorian, Joyce vs. Nosratollah Main. Paul vs Andrea L.

McElhaney, Bobbie vs William J. Mundeil. Glyms vs Robert R. Myers, Renee vs Ronnie Pierce, Buster vs Marsha L. Redwine Sharieen vs Gerald Rogers, E.

Fay vs George E. Jr Slaughter, Shirley A vs Joe Smith, Barbara Y. vs Edward Stapp, Jonme R. vs Bryant Stephens, Cynthia A vs Darrell A Yarberry, Arete A vs Robert L. Divorces Granted Akufo, Richard vs Dorothy Baiiey.

Laura vs Lloyd Beard, Marian vs William Dorety, William P. vs. Myra Echols. Marsha vs John R. Gooch.

Diana vs Frankie Hudson, Ellen vs Glenn Johnson. Maria I vs Lloyd Martin. Randy vs Duanna L. Martin, Melody A vs. Terry Morris, Donald vs Shirley Morris, Jerry vs Deborah Pete Sandra A vs Timothy Pitts, Naydean vs Bitty Rains, Charleft L.

vs Hoger Sawin Pater vs Yonko Schruz, Myra vs Gary Sharp Ricky vs Jit! Squires. Margie vs Bill Street man, Rose vs Floyd Tarbutton, Donna vs Terry Ury. Cynthia A. vs James Williams. Ruth L.

vs Thomas Nevada Loud With 1 Do's' CARSON CITY. Nev. (AP) No longer the nation's divorce capital, Nevada still is easily the most-marrying state, a new report says. The state has produced a report showing that Nevada's liberal laws and 24-hour wedding industry resulted in 115,617 marriage licenses being issued in 1978 and 11,213 divorces and annulments, about a 10-to-l ratio, compared to the national average. Murder Charge Filed A 26-year-old man described by police as a transient was charged Wednesday in Oklahoma County District Court with first- degree murder in the June 14 beating death of Max Bear Cochran.

Lawmen said a warrant has been issued for the arrest of Charles E. Hackendahl, a native of Omaha, whom police believe has left Oklahoma City. He is accused of using a three-foot section of iron pipe to bludgeon Cochran, who was killed shortly before midnight in the 400 block of California. A witness to the killing said Hackendahl had uttered an urge to kill someone while he was drinking beer with the victim and the witness in a downtown tavern. The state alleges Hackendahl and the 42- year-old Cochran got into an argument about the statement before the attack.

Oklahoma City police detective Ron bers said investigators discovered Hackendahl appeared at a blood plasma donor center the day after the killing, and he apparently worked as a temporary helper on a crew laying a sewer pipe. 10,000 Offered TULSA. (AP) A $10,000 reward was offered by a convenience store company Wednesday for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever shot and killed a store clerk in southwest Tulsa early Monday. The U-Tote-M Corporation is offering the money for information before July 30 on the killing of Christopher Hardesty, 26. A witness who reported the robbery in progress told police she saw four men in a 1962 red and white Chevrolet leave the scene of the shooting.

Hardesty was shot once in the stomach with a rifle and died later in a Tulsa hospital, police said. DEATHS and FUNERALS Deaths Reported Jr Fires Sevan structure Seven first aid cells 34 stilt terms Metropolitan BATTLES, Lemmie, 321 Wildwood retired farmer, died Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Friday (Rolfe). CALDWELL, Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth, 61, Mankato, formerly of Oklahoma City, died Monday. Graveside services 2 p.m. today at Highland Cemetery in Stonewall (Hahn- Cook, Street Draper). FRANKLIN, Del Roy, 53, 9012 Shartel, former fire chief of Flagstaff, died Wednesday. Services 10 a.m.

Saturday (Vondel L. Smith and Sons). FRY, Greta, 1720 Drakestone, former senior drafter at Halliburton Services and Engineering Firms in Dallas and Oklahoma City, died Monday. Services 10 a.m. today (Don Gratham, Duncan).

KNIGHT, Frank, 71, of 215 NE 34, retired Oklahoma City employee, died Monday. Services 11 a.m. today (Rolfe). McCLAIN, William 70, of 809 SW 36, retired welder, died Tuesday. Services 2 p.m.

Friday at Chapel of the Roses at Resthaven Cemetery (Guardian-Midtown). PIPP, Ethel 86. of 618 SW 21, died Tuesday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Friday (Capitol Hill).

ROBINSON, Margaret Cole, 73, of 1536 NW 4, retired nurse, died Sunday. Graveside services 10 a.m. today at Sunnylane Cemetery (Bill Eisenhour Southeast), ROLLS, Hazel, 73, 3401 McKinley, nursing home operator, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. Friday (Vondel L.

Smith Sons). WRIGHT, Florlne 74, of Oklahoma City, retired businesswoman, died Tuesday. Graveside services 4 p.m. Friday at Fair view Cemetery in Shawnee (Reavis, Stillwater). EDMOND BLANCHARD, Charles A.

of 39 SE 33, retired reai estate agent, died Wednesday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Lakeview Cemetery in Jamestown, New York (Bagger- iy)SMITH, Earl 92, of 21 7, retired home builder, died Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Friday (Baggerly).

MIDWEST CITY COCHRAN, Larry Dean, 18, 3301 Willowcreek, food stocker at Skaggs Albertson, died Tuesday. Services 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church in Del City (Guardian-Midtown), SHAWNEE YEAKLE, Bennett, 87, retired welder, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. Friday (Gaskill).

TUTTLE DOWNEY, Fred Augusta, 23, sales representative for Netura Feed died Monday. Services 1:30 p.m. today at First Baptist Church (Sevier). State ALEX BLAKELEY, Walter Russell, 90, retired farmer. Services Friday (Sevier, Chickasha).

ANADARKO ELSEY, Elburn 68, retired security guard. Services today (Smith). CARNEGIE ANDERSON, Marcos 74. Services Friday (Pitcher). CRESCENT McGUIRE, Mrs.

Rosemont 79 Services today (Abernathy). CUSHING CRENSHAW, Charles 48. Services pending. (Davis). DRUMRIGHT ELLIS, Mrs.

Agnes, 84. Services Friday (Bailes). ENID BENTON, Lee, 79. Services Friday (Wharton, Alva). STEGEMAN, Mrs.

Emma 86. Services Friday (Brown). CARTER, Della, 83. Services today (Russworm). FREDERICK CLARK, Mrs.

Priscilla, 58, motor license agent. Services today (Gish). GUTHRIE BRIDGE, Ruby Mae, 58, Tinker Air Force Base employee. Services Friday (Curry. Chandler).

OGLES, Sharon Bennett, 25. Services Friday (Smith). KINGFISHER JACKSON, Logan, 97. Services Saturday. (Russworm).

LEXINGTON HOBSON, Calvin J. 59. oil operator. Services today (Guardian-Midtown). LAWTON H.ARTLINE, James 47, retired Army staff sergeant.

Services Friday (Becker). LONE GROVE HATHAWAY, R.G., 61. Services Friday (Harvey, Ardmore). MANGUM TYRA, Mrs. Orah 88.

Services Friday (Greer). OKEMAH ROBISON, Ray, 75, retired truck driver. Services Friday (Parks). PAULS VALLEY VAUT, Ernest Roy, 70, retired custodian. Services today (Stufflebean).

PAWHUSKA LAYTON, Edith McCoy, 101, retired teacher. Services Friday (Johnson). PERRY YEAGER, Myrtle 87. Services Friday (Parker). RED ROCK PETTIT, Charles 71.

Services Saturday (Parker, Perry). STIGLER CARRY, Cecil 59. Services Friday (Mallory). TISHOMINGO WILEY, Ethel 90. Services today (Smith).

TULSA CHARLTON, Mrs. Amy, 97. Services Friday (Davis, Cushing). VERDEN FRENCH, Louis Aloysios, 74, retired farmer. Services Friday (Smith, Anadarko).

WILBURTON WHITE, Carl 67, retired welder. Services today (Jones). BROWN William. Age 90.3925 Fairview Graveside services 10 A.M. Thursday, Sunny Lane Cemetery.

Directed dv Bill Eisenhour SE Funeral Home. COCHRAN Larry Dean. Services 2 P.M. Friday, First Baptist Church of Del City. Directed Dv Guardian Midtown.

EASTHAM Ray. Age 43. Bethany. Services were Wednesday. Born in Beggs, came to Oklahoma City in 1968; was the owner of The Carpet House; a memper of St.

Mark's United Methodist Church I.0.0.F, Survivors: wife Rae Dean; daughters Debbi Harris; Kim Eastham, both of City; son Bill; sister Mrs. Doris Lynch, Tulsa, brothers Golden Okmulgee, Gene, Kansas City; James, Tulsa; Paul, Beggs; 2 grandchildren. Memorials may be made to The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. An- nounceo by Guardian West. FOWLKES infant son ot Mr, Mrs.

R.G. Fowlkes Jr. Graveside services Friday, 11 A.M., Resurrection Cemetery. Bill Merritt 6201 NW 39th FRANKLIN Del Roy Jr. 9012 S.

Shartel. Died Wednesday. Services 10 A.M. Saturday, Colonial Chapei of Vondel L. Smith Sons Mortuary.

He was previously with Tinker AFB Fire Dept. Fire Chief, Navaio Army Depot in Flagstaff, Ariz. He was a member of several professional firefighting law enforcement organizations. In Riverdale, N.D, he received a commendation for exceptional service; also received the Purple Heart while serving on the USS Jackson. Very active in City League Softball, he was known by the name Banio.

Mr. Franklin was also a Golden Glove Boxer. He lived in Okla City most of his life was a Baptist. Survived bv his wife Mrs. Billie Franklin, of the home; 1 son Dave Franklin, Minot, N.D.; 1 daughter Mrs.

Carole Schultz, Bismarck, N.D.; 1 brother Tom Franklin, Okla City; 4 sisters Mrs. Dolores Day, Roswell, New Mex; Mrs. Loretta Maione, Edmond; Mrs. Darlyne Frank Mrs. Judy Brumit, both of Moore; 1 grandson Jeff Franklin, Edmond.

GOODWIN Glen. Age 81.511 Georgia. Services Thursday 2 P.M., Bill Eisenhour Choctaw Funeral Home. Burial I.0.0.F, Ceme- lery, 11 can't use it, SELL IT 235 ad OKLAHOMAN And TIMES HOBSON Caivin J. II Born in Oklahoma City in 1919, an oil operator in Oklahoma Texas.

Fighter pilot in World War II. Survived by wife Elizabeth, Dallas City, sons Cal, Lexington; Calvin, Carson City, Nevada; Dana, Norman; daughters Leslie Daly Gale Boutz, both of Oklahoma City. Services 12 Noon Thursday, Guardian Midtown Cnape! LONG Charles W. 2809 2 SW 31. Passed away Tuesday at Baptist Hospital after a long illness.

Survivors include his wife Vera, of the home; 2 sons Charles Jr. J.B., both of Okla City; 2 daughters Lou Morgan, Riverside, Paf Aston, Calhoun, 1 sister Jessie Conner, Lawton, 15 grandchildren. Funeral services Friday 10 A.M. at Hunter Memory Chapel, 2427 S. Harvey.

McLain William M. Services 2 P.M. Friday, Chapel of Roses at Resthaven Cemetery. Directed by Guardian Midtown. PIPP Ethel Blanche.

618 SE 21. Graveside services 10 A.M. Friday, Sunny Lane Cemetery. Directed by Capitol Hill Funeral Home. RICHARDSON T.0.

Services pending with Bill Merritt, 6201 NW 39th Expwy ROBINSON Margaret. Age 73. 1536 NW 4. Graveside services 10 A.M. Thursday, Sunny Lane Cemetery.

Directed by Bill Eisenhour SE Funeral Home. ROLLS Hazel. 3401 N. McKinley. Services 2 P.M.

Friday, Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith Sons Mortuary. ROSS Waiter J. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. Thursday, St.

Francis Catholic Church. Arrangements bv Smith Kernke. Florists CAPITOL HILL FLORIST Bank Americara Mastercharge 634 3368 5809 WESTERN Carters Flowers-roses Use vour credit card bv phone 943-33)4 2600 Mac Arthur Funeral Directors Paylor Funeral Home 2)13 Air Garnson-Hackler Street Draper Funeral Home 6006 Grand Blvd 848-3744 In Memoriam MEMORIALS Are gratefully acknowledged bv the American Heart Association PO Box 11376, OKC, 73136 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Effective June 1, 1979 Combination Daily Or Sunday $1.13 1.20 $1.40 $1.75 $2.04 15 to 30 Days Per line per day 7 to 14 Days Per line per day 3 to 6 days Per line per day 2 Days Per line per day 1 Day Cost per line Multiple insertion rates are based on consecutive days, same order, and are applicable only to residents of Oklahoma HOW TO COMPUTE COST Count approximately 28 letters and spaces to the agate line Multiply the number of lines by the number of days desired then multiply by applicable rate Rates are based on consecutive identical copy (Minimum 2 lines) Per inch rate computed on agate rule measure 14 lines to the column inch All ads subject to credit approval PEOPLE TO PEOPLE CLASSIFIED ADS Merchandise for sale Each item must be priced and under $300 in value Non commercial advertisers and items only. 2 LINES 3 DAYS Flat Charge Extra lines $1 00 each Examples 3 lines, 3 days $3.00. 4 lines, 3 days $4 00.

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