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Thursday, January 14, 1999 Records HS4 St. Joseph (Mo.) News Press Church settles statistics Births The following births were reported at Heartland Regional Medical Center. The general public visiting hours are noon to 8 p.m. dally. Darren and Jeana Haggard, St.

Joseph, a daughter, born Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1999. Carmen R. Duncan, Troy, a daughter, bom Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1999.

Jeff and Stacey Coffin, Gallatin, a son, bom Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1999. Patrick Wllaon end Leslie Barer, St. Joseph, a son, bom Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1999.

Randy ami ABsa Cox, Amazonia, a son, bom Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1999. The following out-of-town birth was reported. i William Smith and Lori A. Strong, St.

Joseph, a daughter, born Monday, Jan. 4, 1999, at St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City. Divorce granted Division 1 Judge Randal Jackson Laura Kathryn Rice and Lawrence Rice both of St. Joseph.

HekS Renea' Wood, St. Joseph, and Charles Brian Wood, Agency, maiden name of Kams restored to her. Divorce at dismissed Division 2 Judge WMon Judah Michael Myers Jr. and Michelle i iVlunicipal court pool death suit drain to retrieve a coin, Kelsey was trapped underwater for 25 minutes when her right leg got stuck in the drain. The pressure of 80,000 gallons of water prevented a quick rescue.

Rescuers eventually freed Kelsey after hooking up a hose to pump the water backward, but she died two days later at Children's Mercy Hospital The lawsuit alleges that the church knew or should have known about the unsafe drain, "but failed to use ordinary care to remove it barricade it or warn of it." The church agreed to settle at a Dec. 21 hearing. $76. Steven K. Moreno, 2711 Roma Lane, $83.

Michelle Nelson, St. Joseph, $72. Jennifer N. O'Connor, 2610 S. 12th $76.

Geoff R. Overfert 5050 Faraon $88. Theron M. Piatt, Atchison, $100. Edward Potrter Wathena, $92.

Janice Puett, 3427 Karnes Road; $84. Jason G. Wilkinson, Maryvilie, $72. James Winston, 1611 N. 36th $72.

STATE LICENSE PLATE REQUIRED John M. McPheeters, 218 Fleeman $28. 2 STEALING Patricia A. Meeks, 309 Fleeman $120. Must serve 30 days in Jail; given credit for time served.

paint bad shot on window on residence. Sarah A. Moser, 2010 Holman mirror broken off and taillight broken on vehicle at 1805 St. Joseph Ave. Nowhere Lounge, 601 S.

Eighth chair damaged at business. Jack Parriah, 611 E. Lake side scratched on vehicle at 1300 S. 11th St. Rre calls 3709 Seneca St, 3:04 p.m.

service call, assist citizen. 2019 Main St, 5:39 p.m. vehicle fire. 5325 Faraon St, 9:04 p.m. Tuesday, aircraft standby.

2800 Frederick 9:07 p.m. service call, assist citizen, 1000 S. Ninth St, 7:16 a.m. Wednesday, unconfirmed alarm, no fire or smoke. 910 Francis St, 7:49 a.m.

Wednesday, structure, smell smoke, no visible fire. 922 S. 22nd St, 3:58 p.m. Wednesday, vehicle fire. Emergency calls 2715 St Joseph 5:30 p.m.

-Tuesday. 215 W. Indiana 6:16 p.m. Tuesday. 6706 Mack St, 3:23 a.m.

Wednesday. 1102 Northwood Drive, 4:45 a.m. Wednesday. 1924 Grand 7:49 a.m. Wednesday.

South Eighth and Edmond streets, 8:49 a.m. Wednesday. pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of driving while Intoxicated and driving while license revoked. Charles Rteker. 38, 825 N.

Ninth for 180 days after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of stealing but placed on probation for two years; must serve 30 days jail, may not enter any business that sells alcohol as Its primary business, must submit to any alcoholdrug testing and must complete an Inpatient drug and alcohol treatment program. Dactot caS irt for Rg. 3 Linda S. NekJel, 46, DeKalb, after pleading Innocent to misdemeanor charge of driving while Intoxicated; bond continued at $500. Hearing set for Feb.

23 Donald Lcvaiady, no age listed, 1602 Brookside Drive, preliminary on felony charge of nonsupport; released on $2,500 bond. Sentencing set tor April 28 Terry Slsk, 51, 929 Sunset Drive, after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of driving while intoxicated; bond continued at $500. Juiy trW set tor March 12 Chad A. Scott 23, 3505 E. HilMew Drive, on misdemeanor charge of leaving the scene of an accident; bond continued at $2,500.

Associated Press KANSAS CITY The mother of an 11 year-old girl who died after being trapped in a swimming pool drain has settled a lawsuit against the church that operates the pool. Kathryn R. Cetto settled the lawsuit against Central Bible Church of Kansas City for an undisclosed amount of money Cetto's daughter, Kelsey Ruwe, died Sept 5, two days after she was trapped in a drain at the bottom of the church's pool. Kelsey and her friends had removed a grate from the $10. Bridget M.

Shoemaker, 3114 Felix $10. Robert W. Stewart 2443 Seymour Road, $10. SPEEDING Doris A. Shoemaker, 2701 Douglas $72.

Rachel G. Cummins, 4204 N. 31st $72. Deborah K. Eighmy, 1721 Sacramento $84.

Benjamin Reshman, 3904 N. 71 Highway, $76. Leaa R. Gibson, 1722 Monterey $64. Steven Grelner, 3115 Edmond $84.

Sheila M. Hunt Grant City, $50. Christopher P. King, 1912 Manchester Road, $80. Henoch R.

Kristlanto, 4001 N. 37th $64. Linda M. Lammers, Savannah, $64. Andrea Maler, 1309 Ashland $72.

Holly K. Miller, Shawnee, ure to show proof oflnsurance. Kendra A. Robert, 3410 S. 40th Terrace, about 4:15 p.m.

Monday at North Belt Highway and Frederick Avenue for a charge of failure to yield. Thefts reported DugarvLowe OK, 3003 Lafayette two cartons of cigarettes from srore at 2130 Frederick Ave. Sean M. Fisher, 5050 Faraon compact disc stereo from vehicle at residence. Pete E.

Hasiak, 5314 Frederick compact disc player and two speakers from vehicle at 3907 Buch-er Drive. lODMhn Rrjya, television, box containing miscelia-neous tools and suitcase containing artlclesTSTtiTWhlhg TfomVeTflcfe' ar" residence. Larry T. Kevl, 5050 Faraon compact disc stereo from vehicle at Trtsha R. Rodriguez, 3507 S.

42nd Terrace, compact disc player and three speakers from vehicle at 3900 Bucher Drive. Brandon Scott Rogers, 1926 Forsee 4126 from wallet in vehicle in garage at residence. Craig A. Ryan, 5050 Faraon compact disc receiver and 10 compact discs from vehicle at residence. Robert Wlnsor, 2809 S.

23rd $26 from wallet at residence. Vandalism reported Britten K. Retchalt, 3905 Bucher Drive, two windows broken on vehicle at residence. Kathy J. Kelly, 6002 S.

Third probation for two years; must serve 30 days of house arrest, must be evaluated for alcoholdrug abuse problems within 30 days at Family Guidance, must submit to any alcoholdrug testing, must maintain employment must submit to fingerprinting at the Law Enforcement Center and may not operate a motor vehicle unless equipped with an approved ignition interlock device. William Hendrix 36, 2509 Cardinal Lane, for 48 hours after pleading guilty to charge of driving while license revoked. Terry Marriott 41, 3305 S. 30th for 120 days after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of driving while Intoxicated but placed on probation for two years; must serve 30 days of house arrest may not consume alcohol, may not enter any business that sells alcohol as Its primary business, must be evaluated for alcoholdrug abuse problems within 30 days at Family Guidance, must submit to fingerprinting at the Law Enforcement Center and may not operate a motor vehicle unless is equipped with an approved ignition Interlock device. Charles T.

Moors IV, 24, 2902 N. 12th for 48 hours each after 0 Tinning Use Sunless 1504 $55. IMPROPER TURN Viola Bosiey, 2912 N. 39th $55. IMPROPER VEHICLE REGISTRATION Willis J.

Hartman, 1123 N. 26th $43. Timothy P. Hughes, 14395 Ode Road, $43. Michelle 6.

Schenecker, 2915 Francis $23. Phyllis M. Statz, Smlthville, $43. NO OPERATOR'S LICENSE Tyree A. Wilson, 1602 BrookskJe Drive $45 NO PROOF OF VEHICLE INSURANCE Steven W.

Chambers, 2514 Kent $53. PARKED IN 'NO PARKINGFIRE LANE" Steven M. Conroy, 2705 Sacramento $71. PARKING VIOLATIONS Christy D. Pontius, 1919 Lion Road, $50.

RED-LIGHT VIOLATION Billy R. Davis, Maysville, $45. SEAT BELT VIOLATIONS Rex Arbuckie, 2921 Cook Road, police briefs at 10th and Olive streets on a city warrant charging her with failure to appear In court and a state warrant charging her with passing bad checks. Bruce Allen Dlstaffno, 37, 202 S. 11th about 3 a.m.

Wednesday at 909 Alabama St. on a charge of third-degree assault. Matthew Wayne Cox, 22, 1714 N. Second about 9 a.m. Wednesday at 600 S.

14th St. on a city warrant and a state warrant charging him with failure to appear In court and a charge of fleeing from Justice. Thomas Richard Welpeit II, 31, 221 S. 16th about 9:45 a.m. Wednes day at 224 N.

Seventh St. on a cftacgflTSr irefcatiort vtoiation. Amber R. Keith, 21, 2520 St. WednesdSf on Highway 36 at 28th Street exit on a state warrant charging her with failure to appear In court.

Robert Neaj Barnes, 36, 1111 Highland about 2:15 p.m. Wednesday at 2300 Messanie St. on two state warrants charging him with nonsupport. Burglary reported ATs Thrifty Mart, 224 S. 15th three packages of cigarettes from store on Tuesday by someone who entered by breaking the glass on the front door.

Summonses Issued Christie M. Kerns, 4011 Beacon Hill Court, about 3 a.m. Tuesday at Blackwetl Road and Savannah Road for charges of careless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and fail lence program. William T. Hertdrbc 36, 2509 Cardinal Lane, for one year after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of passing bad checks; must pay $225.50 In restitution.

Anthony Scott Moon, 17, 2611 S. 27th Terrace, for two years after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of driving while Intoxicated; must attend and complete substance abuse traffic offenders program, must attend DWI victim impact panel, must pay $1,575 In restitution and must perform 50 hours of community service. Sentenced tojal Randie Castor, 26, 1923 S. 22nd for 90 days after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of driving while intoxicated but placed on probation for two years; must serve 30 days of house arrest must attend and complete substance abuse traffic offenders program, must attend DWI victim impact panel and may not operate a motor vehicle unless it is equipped with an approved ignition Interlock device. Jack Leroy Frazier, 25, 3514 E.

Ayr Lawn Drive, for 90 days after pleading guilty to misdemeanor Charge of driving while Intoxicated but placed on By Judge Jim Mx ASSAULT Mike Senlcero, 823 S. 11th $220. CARELESS DRIVING Tyree A. Wllaon, 1602 Brookslde Drive, $120. DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Tyree A.

Wilson, 1602 Brookslde Drive, $25. FAILURE TO APPEAR IN COURT Tanya R. Augustine, 1311 N. 11th $45. Steven J.

Sooner, 309 W. Market $55. FAILURE TO STOP Rex Arbuckie, 2921 Cook Road, $45. Lavette Lackle, 1803 N. 36th $45.

1 Randy Pace, 516 N. 19th $45 FAILURE TO YIELD John P. Healey 2907 Olive $55. John M. McPheeters, 218 Fleeman $55.

FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE Da Ions A. Shlpps, Savannah, St. Joseph Arrests Roger 0. Arbuckie, w. Hyde Park about 4 p.m.

Tuesday at 224 N. Seventh St. on a charge of probation violation. f. Katherine Maty Majeske, 33, 2836 Seneca about 5 p.m.

Tuesday at Ninth and Lafayette streets on a state warrant charging her with failure to appear In court. Clrik) Caldera Contmrai, 28, Yuma, about 5 p.m. Tujsdey by Buchanan County sheriff's deputies on charges of nonsupport and driving while intoxicated. Mellnda Arm Adams, 4JL, 2202 Jules about 6 p.m. Tuesday by Buchanan Covts.5hff$ dwwtws on a Mat warrant cftfcrgihg tier with tampering.

Jody Dean Hundley, 2ft 102 Ridge Lane, about 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at his residence on a charge. of marijuana. Timothy Alan Wolf, 172425 S. 12th about 9 p.m, Tuesday at the Law Enforcement Center.SOl Faraon on a city warrant changing him with failure to appear fn fourt William Brady, 24, $14 S.

17th about 10:30 p.m. Tuesdfy by Missouri Highway Patrol troopers on a charge of assault and a state warrant charging him with failure to appear In court. Richard Edwin Anderson, 52, Kansas City, about 10:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Law Enforcement Center, 501 Faraon on a city warrant charging him with failure to appear in court. Margo Jean Riley, 26, 2420 S.

12th about midnight Wednesday Circuit court 1 Judge Weldon Judah Probation granted Nina Heikes, 39, 2809 S. 23rd for five years after pleading guilty to felony charge of stealing; must serve 20 days In jail, must pay restitution In an amount to be determined, must obtain employment and must perform 50 hours Of community service. Division 5 Judge Keith MarquMt Cess Shaun Tompkins, 19, 1105 Oscar by prosecuting attorney on misdemeanor charge of driving while Intoxicated. Rned David CsssKy, 19, 5419 Cypress $500 after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of driving while Intoxicated; $300 of fine to be suspended If completes substance abuse traffic offenders program and DWI victim impact panel within 90 days. ProbaSon grarslsad Gary R.

Dennis, 29, Dearborn, for six months after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charge of third-degree assault; must complete family vk- gently shut. His chest heaved twice, he coughed hard, then he took one deep, final breath. But he never opened his eyes. Malone attorney Peter Gianni-ni claimed Malone was innocent of all three murders, that a friend of Malone's, Michael Crenshaw, actually committed the crimes. "Not a chance," said St.

Louis County prosecutor Bob McCul-loch, who handled the case in 1984 and came to Potosi to witness the execution. McCulloch said Malone's motives were never really clear. "He was mean," McCulloch said. "Some he robbed. Some he just killed to Also left unanswered was what happened to James Rankin.

He vanished March 19, 1981, after a late meal at the Denny's Restaurant in downtown Kansas City. Authorities believe Malone and Crenshaw abducted and killed him. A search of six states found no body, and neither man was ever charged in the case. The fact that Malone was on death row simultaneously in both California and Missouri created a legal tangle that ended about a half-hour before the execution. On Monday a federal judge in California overturned the death sentence there, but not the conviction.

and a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance, marijuana. In a plea petition filed with the court, Mr. Filley admitted having the ingredients to make meth at his home at 3517 Lafayette St. on July 28. He also admitted possessing one-eighth of an ounce of marijuana on Oct.

8 in his home. Circuit Judge Patrick Robb set sentencing for 9 a.m. on Jan. 26. Mr.

Filley could receive up to seven years in prison. He remains in jail on a $5,000 bond on the misdemeanor charge, and his bond was raised from $25,000 to $200,000 on the felony charge. Teen feceWes pnteftlon in tree-farm Incident A St. Joseph teen-ager received probation Wednesday after pleading guilty to damaging a tractor and several trees at a local tree farm. Christopher Chamberlin, 17, 2766 Jackson pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of second-degree property damage.

He admitted damaging a diesel tractor owned by Pik-A-Pine Farms on Missouri Highway A in St. Joseph on Sept 19. Several trees also were damaged. Associate Circuit Judge Keith Marquart placed Mr. Chamberlin on two years probation and ordered him to pay a fourth of $5,612 in restitution at the rate of $100 a month.

He also must perform 80 hours of community service. Hearings in Savannah slaying reset for Feb. 3 SAVANNAH, Mo. Preliminary hearings for three men charged in he Oct 31 slaying of a 32-year-old Savannah resident were rescheduled Wednesday for Feb. 3 in Andrew County Circuit Court.

Byron Brushwood, 24, Michael Rauch, 42, both of Oregon, and Shawn Rauch, 21, rural Amazonia, are charged with first-degree murder, unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action in the death of Randall Crawford, who was slain with an arrow and bullets. 3 arraigned on charges of manufacturing meth ALBANY, Mo. Three people authorities say were making methamphetamine in a family dwelling near Stanberry, have been arraigned in Gentry County Circuit Court Steven D. Brown, 36, Lori A. Brown, 30, both of rural Stanberry and Patrick W.

Squires, 37, of rural Denver, have been charged with the felonies of manufacturing meth, possession of meth and four counts of first-degree child endangerment Preliminary hearings have been scheduled for Feb. 24. Each was being held in lieu of $200,000 bond after arraignments Wednesday. Four children belonging to the Browns, all younger than 17 years old, are in the custody of relatives, authorities said. Body of one suspected Victim was never found t'j" Associated Press POTOSI, Mo.

Kelvin Malone flied quietly Wednesday leaving unanswered questions about a murderous rampage 18 years ago that left three people dead, maybe four. "Malone was put to death by injection at 1:20 a.m. at the Potosi Correctional Center for killing a i St. Louis cabdriver in 1981. The execution was delayed a little Riore than an hour while the U.S.

Supreme Court weighed, and ulti-; Vnately denied, a last-minute appeal. 1 his final days, Malone offered no details of a crime spree that began in St Louis and ended Six days later in California. In addition to the Missouri killing, Malone was convicted of murdering two women in separate inci-i dents in California. Authorities believe that along the way he I killed a Kansas City businessman I whose body has never been found; 1 Malone refused interview requests, offered no last words. He remained quiet to the end.

As the first of three lethal drugs was administered, Malone's eyes were In the courts Slayer files lawsuit to overturn sentence CAMERON, Mo. A Kansas City man serving a sentence of life plus 100 years in prison for killing a Kansas City, man in St. Joseph on Aug. 5, 1995, has filed a motion to have his sentence set aside. Bryon Lerone East, 31, who also goes by the name Solo, an Inmate at the Western Correctional Center in Cameron, has filed a civil case to set aside his sentence alleging ineffective assistance of counsel.

He appealed his conviction efter a three-day jury trial for front of a house at 1906 Edmond I but the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District I. denied his appeal and affirmed the decision of Buchanan Coun- ty Circuit Judge Patrick Robb on i Oct. 22. Mr. East was sentenced as a prior and persistent offender and will have to serve 85 percent of his time before he'll be eligible I for parole.

I XNo date has been set for a hear- ing on the case. pan admits he stole items from police car A St. Joseph man pleaded guilty Wednesday to two charges stealing, including taking items from an unmarked police Vehicle. William Schroeder, 19, 1604 Elwood pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges of stealing. Mr.

Schroeder told Associate Circuit Judge Keith Marquart he took stereo equipment from a car on Dec. 22. He also entered an unmarked police car parked in the driveway of Detective Jonathan Beaver and took a Solice radio, fingerprint kit and ash-mount red light. Marquart sentenced Mr. Schroeder to 90 days in jail on each count and ordered the sentences to be served concurrently.

Mr. Schroeder also appeared Circuit Judge Patrick Robb later in the day on a motion to revoke his probation on a misdemeanor charge of first-degree property damage. He'd pleaded guilty in October 1996 to property damage and receiving stolen property. On the property damage charge, Mr. Robb sentenced him to five years in the Department Of Corrections, suspended the Sentence and placed him on five years probation.

Mr. Schroeder received six months in jail on the stolen property charge. On Wednesday Mr. Robb revoked Mr. Schroeder's probation and executed his five-year prison sentence.

Sentencing scheduled for Jan. 26 In drug case uu uvkkii mail ywraucvi guilty to conspiracy and posses- sion of drugs Wednesday in Buchanan County Circuit Court JiKevin S. Filley, 36, 6407 State Route pleaded guilty to a felony charge of conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine Bed Repeated a Wriiddes2" i Kute, Keen. Klean, Klein Kars CARS TRUCKS VANS HCMES banning St N. 36 232-9443 -r.