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Cox Rites Thursday Tyler Courier Times WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1989 Sec. 1 Graveside services for J.J. (Jack) Cox, 7 79, Tyler, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at Cathedral in the Pines Cemetery with the Rev. Elwood Stetson officiating, under direction of Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral Home, Tyler.

Mr. Cox died Tuesday evening at his residence after a lengthy ilness. He was born Oct. 2, 1909 in Ava, Mo. He retired in 1973 after 42 years with the Marathon Oil Company.

He was a PresbyteriJ.J. COX an. COX Survivors include his wife, Betty Kent Cox, Tyler; a stepson, Wayne Kent, Tyler; a daughter, Pam Coward, Tyler; two sisters, Marie Cox, Henderson, and Frances Webb, Mesquite; six grandchildren and great Honorary pallbearers are Bobby Gormon, Danny Brown, Tim Lowdes, Jimmy Vinson and Jim Williams. Memorials may be made to Hospice The of East family Texas, recieve friends 7- 8:30 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Mrs. Balch Rites Friday Graveside services for Mrs. Henrietta Jean Roach Balch, 59, Tyler, are scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday at the Lindale City Cemetery with the Rev. Glen Wierick officiating, under direction of Lloyd James Funeral Home, Tyler.

Mrs. Balch died Tuesday in a Tyler hospital after a brief illness. She was born March 17, 1930 in Waco. She grew up in Tyler and returned here to live three years ago. She was a housewife and member of First Baptist Church.

She was the former wife of Capt. Allen H. Balch, U.S. Navy retired. She was preceded in death by her father, Evan A.

Roach, and her stepmother, Pauline Fleming Roach, both of Tyler, and her mother, Lillian Starr Roach, Waco. Survivors include one son, Allen Henry Balch, Houston; four daughters, Paulanne Balch, Boston, Deborah LaCivita, Old Greenwich and Patricia Tracy, Manassas, and Karen Pittman, Ruston, and six grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Hospice of East Texas or the American Cancer Society. The family will recieve friends 7- 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Couple Captured Five Years After Smith County Escape Two fugitives who had escaped Smith County Jail and remained at large for nearly five years were returned to Tyler Tuesday after waiving extradition from Arkansas on a variety of charges discovered during an Internal Revenue Service investigation. Clyde Malone, 54, and his wife Edna Malone, 52, were booked into Smith County Jail at 5 p.m. after being brought back to Texas from Arkadelphia, where they were apprehended last week, said Smith County Sheriff J.B. Smith. Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace Mrs.

Leon Hicks set a $100,000 bond for felony escape against Malone and a $50,000 bond against his wife for a previous aggravated sexual assault charge, a jail spokesman said. Smith County District Attorney Skeen said Tuesday that other charges are possible. Mike Jones, chief deputy of Clark County Sheriff's Department in Arkadelphia, said the couple was arrested last Thursday after returning to that city from a truck-driving trip. He said the arrests were made after an investigation that arose from a report by a Dallas man. "We got a call from a gentleman in Texas saying someone was possibly using his name and it came back on his taxes and (the IRS) was going to sue him for a couple thousand dollars," Jones said.

He said the caller told investigators "that this individual down here (in Arkadelphia) was probably the culprit, and so we called up and found that his last employment was at a small place in our town as a truck driver. When he came back into town we did some investigating and found that he was wanted under his given name and we snatched him up. Both Malones had been charged in the sexual assault of a 13-yearold Smith County girl when the escape at the old Smith County Jail at Smith County Courthouse occurred Aug. 25, 1984, Smith said. Skeen said Mrs.

Malone had been freed from jail after posting $50,000 bond when the escape of her husband occurred. Malone had been held on a blue warrant from Texas Department of Corrections for parole violation, Skeen said. At the time, he was not eligible for release because of previous charges of burglary, felony theft, forgery and fraud. Smith said the escape occurred when Mrs. Malone allegedly came to the jail disguised in a blonde wig and dark glasses.

County Sheriff Frank Brunt had said the escape occurred when Malone who had been working kitchen detail as a trusty was talking with his disguised wife, who had been allowed into the jail even though it was not during visitation hours. Brunt said at the time that Malone should have been assigned trusty status because of his criminal record and the charge for which he was awaiting trial. Smith said he learned since the arrest that Malone "was using his brother-in-law's name in Dallas and (Mrs. Malone) was using her dead sister's name. IRS clicked on this in Dallas because somebody was still paying dual Social Security on the same card," he said.

Smith said the couple had been working for an Arkansas trucking firm at least four years. Jones said the IRS showed that Mrs. Malone's brother "had two incomes and neither (her brother nor her husband) knew what the other one was making and when they combined (the incomes) they probably thought he was trying to not report his income." Skeen said the couple was arrested on April 30, 1984, on a charge of aggravated sexual assault of a child stemming from the alleged April 20 assault of the daughter of friends of the Malones. According to the report filed with the sheriff's department on April 23, 1984, the girl was assaulted while riding back from a trip to buy beer in Kilgore. Skeen said Mrs.

Malone is charged with aiding or assisting in the alleged assault. couple had been visiting with friends on State Highway 64 East near New Chapel Hill before leaving to buy more beer, he said. Texas Eastern Sells Petrolane HOUSTON Texas Eastern the parent company of Tyler's LaGloria plant, today sold subsidiary Petrolane Inc. for $450 million to a partnership owned by Quantum Chemical Corp. and CS Boston Inc.

was announced May. The stock purchase, agreement Texas Eastern is a wholly owned subsidiary of Panhandle Eastern Corp. Petrolane's principal assets are an approximate 44 percent partnership interest in Petrolane Partners, L.P., which is engaged in the wholesale and retail marketing of propane, a 100 percent interest in a company that owns and leases customer tanks to the partnership and terminal properties. THE PREMIERE OF ANOTHER CLASSIC. neur LE SUEUR VERY YOUNG SMALL EARLY PEAS WITH MUSHROOMS PEARL ONIONS NET WT.

OZ. (425g) New Peas with Mushrooms and Pearl Onions is a delicious blend of our tender, early peas, quality mushrooms and delicate pearl onions. It's sure to become a classic at your dinner table. AROUND TYLER Applications For Aid Being Accepted The Community Action Programs in Rusk, Cherokee Smith are accepting applications from elderly, handicapped and low-income residents for assistance. Applications are being accepted for fans, heaters and assistance with gas and electric bills.

For more information call or go by one of the CAP offices. The office in Tyler is at 520 N. Glenwood. 595-6404. 'Get Your Goat' Fund-Raiser Today Tyler Mental Health Association and American Red Cross are holding a "Get Your Goat Day" today as a fund-raiser for both agencies.

Upon purchasing a $50 life insurance policy, a buyer can send a goat to the person of his choice and receive a photograph of the delivery. Persons receiving a goat will be asked to make a $25 contribution to send the goat on its way. Phone orders can be made by calling 581-7981. Whitehouse Cholesterol Screening Set National Bank of Whitehouse will sponsor cholesterol screenings 9 City a.m.-3:30 p.m. Thursday at the bank.

Medical Awareness Systems will conduct screenings for $7 per test. Results are available after a four-minute procedure. No fasting is required and (blood 1 fat) and glucose (blood sugar) tests can be done with only a fingerstick sample is required. a Triglyceride 12-hour fast. Police Report Mowers, Vehicles Stolen Tyler police are investigating a series of lawn mower and vehicle thefts, according to recent reports.

Karla Battles reported a 1981 Chevrolet pickup truck worth $1,000 was stolen from 2305 W. Erwin St. The theft occurred Tuesday, a according to the report. Cesseyle Branham told officers a 1985 Chevrolet Z-28 worth $7,500 was stolen from 740 S. Lyons Ave.

on Tuesday. A 1987 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra worth $5,650 was taken from Tyler Pounds Field, State Highway 64 West, on Monday, according to a report from Shirley Ouchley. According to the report, the car belongs to Budget Rent-A-Car. Sam Lynch reported a 1981 Ford pickup truck stolen from 2601 N. Broadway Ave.

Tuesday. According to the Tyler police report, the vehicle was recovered and was being held by Kaufman County Sheriff's Department. Patricia Sweeney reported to police a $1,200 lawn mower was taken from 2012 Elgem. The mower was taken between Sunday and Tuesday. Emma Ford reported a lawn mower taken from 2611 N.

Tenneha Ave. Monday or Tuesday. BUSINESSES BURGLARIZED Jim Clark told police household items valued at $850 were taken from Nationwide Mobile Home Sales, 5100 State Highway 31 West, Monday or Tuesday in a burglary. Ok Lang Anderson told officers loss was over $700 from a burglary at Gentry Flea Market, 2600 W. Gentry Parkway, Monday night.

HOMES ENTERED Nathaniel Simpson reported loss was $780 in a burglary at 711 N. Forest Ave. Tuesday. Miscellaneous items valued at $800 were taken from 1529 N. Church Ave.

in a burglary on Tuesday, according to a report filed by Joe James. A television, telephone, and coins were missing from 1009 W. Harmony after a burglar struck Tuesday night, according to a report filed with police today by Jerry Mason. Tyler Topics AT THE HOSPITALS ADMISSIONS (All patients are from Tyler.) MEDICAL CENTER: (Visiting hours 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

and 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.) Fred Harlan, Martin A. Davey, Martha N. Smith, Elinor Reed, Dorothy N. Davis, Vara I.

McKinney, Horace N. McCoy, George E. Garrett, Margie R. Goldwater, Reba F. Goad and Milbra F.

Ridgeway. MOTHER FRANCES: (Visiting hours 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.) Eugene Bynum, Rachel M. Cohen, May Bell Golden, Weaver Green, Sue Justice, Lois Leggette, Terri Lowery, William H. Lusk Constance Morris, Paulette, G.

Page, Robert L. Parrish, Parker, Justin Rawls Quick, Bob Gene Reel and Harold Teegerstrom. DOCTOR'S MEMORIAL (Visiting hours 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.

to 9 p.m.) -McNervia Summers and Mary Adams. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: (Visiting hours a.m. to 9 p.m.) Loise Cooper, Calvin English, Ada Foster and Onima Starks. CONGRATULATIONS IT'S A GIRL! Mr. and Mrs.

James Hankla, Tyler, Mother Frances. Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Speegle, Tyler, Mother Frances. THE MISSION PLAN Pre-need Funeral Planning 592-2268 Burks- Walker Tippit 427 Fannin KLMG Bankruptcy Status Changed The status of bankruptcy proceedings for television station KLMG, Longview, was changed Tuesday from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7 to expedite the sale of the CBS affiliate, said John Blake, station manager.

change was approved by Bankruptcy Judge Houston Abel during a Tuesday hearing in the Bankruptcy Courtroom, Blake said. Jason Searcy, Longview, was appointed trustee Tuesday, he said. Blake declined to say who might purchase the station. KLMG has been involved in bankruptcy proceedings since March 1987. "It's really not a big surprise to anybody, but it just eliminates Ms.

(Clara) McLaughlin and the East Texas Television Network," Blake said of hearing. "Delta Television has been in the management position since Chapter 11 (was filed)," Blake said. trustee has been appointed by court to oversee the station in the interim. He will appoint management. Blake said after visiting with Searcy he believes day-to-day operations and personnel will not change.

Gold Coin Prices NEW YORK (AP) Prices Wednesday of gold coins. compared with Tuesday's prices. Maple Leaf, 1 troy oz. $392.52 off 0.63 Mex. 50 Peso, 1.2 troy oz.

$473.24 off 0.77 Aus. 100 crown. .9802 troy oz. $379.12 off 0.61 American Eagle, 1 troy oz. $392.52 0.63 American Eagle, .50 $208.87 off 0.34 American Eagle.

.25 oz. $112.95 off 0.18 American Eagle. .10 oz. 52.41 off 0.08 Source: Deak-International. Krugerrand, 1 troy oz.

$373.00 2.00 China Panda 1988. 1 troy oz. $393.00 2.00 off U.S. Silver Coins $1000 face value pre 1965 circulation, $3780.00 up $30.00 Source: M.T.B. Banking.

CHOLESTEROL OL SCREENING NO FASTING 3 MINUTE RESULTS $7 EACH TEST FOR CHOLESTEROL BLOOD Triglyceride FAT Glucose SUGAR 'ALL 3 TESTS (WITH 12 HOUR FAST) FOR $18 mart AUG 4 5 10 am-6 pm 1415 S. BECKHAM TYLER PH 597-2504 SCREENING BY HEART CHEK INC. 214-264-8965 V. Ruth Sublett Services Held Services for V. Ruth Sublett, 82, held Monday Tulsa, at Moore Tyler, were with the Revs.

B.L. Greene, Tyler, Memory Chapel in and M.C. Allen, Sulphur Springs, officiating. was in Rest Haven Cemetery, Sperry, Okla. Mrs.

Sublett died Friday in a Tulsa, hospital after a brief illness. She was born April 2, 1907, in Mena, and was a Tyler resident 30 years. She was a member of First Assembly of God, Tyler. She was retired. Survivors include two sisters, Laura Sublett and Mary Stanton, both of Tyler; and several nieces and nephews.

E.L. Bright Rites Saturday Services for Eddie Lee Bright, 70, Tyler, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Church with the Rev. J.W. Parker Saturday in Lee Springs Baptist officiating.

Burial will be in New Hope Cemetery in Bullard under direction of Harmon Mortuary in Tyler. Mr. Bright died Friday in his home after a long illness. He was born Oct. 14, 1918, in Bullard and was a lifelong resident of Smith County.

He was married to Frankie Mae Jessie Jan. 1, 1935. He was employed with Massey Exxon service station and was a deacon at Lee Springs Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Frankie Mae Bright, Tyler; six sons, Chester Bright, Vernon Bright, Freddie Bright, Harold James Bright, Charles Ray Bright and Donald Ray Bright, all of Tyler; seven daughters, Mrs.

Rosie Lee McMillan, Lindale, Beatrice Bowser, Ruth Bright, Georgia Johnson and Eddie Mae Hendrix, all of Tyler, Pearlie Mae Wilson, Dallas, and Mary Brewer, Corsicana; a sister, Mary Etta Bright, Tyler; 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren be Dale J. Bowser, Erbie Allen, Anthony Bendy, L.A. Miller, Carnell McMillan, Curtis Wilson Willie Charles Wickware and Joseph Briscoe. Morning Markets NEW YORK (AP) -Morning stocks: High Low Last AMRCorp 68 Ameritech AMilnc Amoco Arkla 11 98 BakerHugh 20 BancTexas 5-16 11-32 BellAtlan BellSouth Beth Steel Borden CamronirWk Caterpilr Centel 54 CentSo West Chevron 54 Chrysler Coastal CocaCola Colg Palm 58 ComiMeti CyprusMin 25 DeltaAirl DigitalEq Dillard 61 61 DowChem Dressrind 42 duPont EstKodak Enserch Exxon 45 FtCty Bcp 35 Flowerind 201 FordMotor GTECorp GnDynam 59 GenElct 57 GenMills GenMotors GnMotr GlobMar 2 2 2 Goodrich 66 Goodyear 54 54 GtAtIPac Gulf StaUt Haliburtn HolidayCp Houstind IBM 115 114 IntiPaper 51 JohnsJhn 52 KMart 40 Kroger viLTV Cp 2 2 Litton Ind LoneSta Ind Lowes Lubys viMCorp 5-16 9-32 Maxus MayDSt Medtronic Mobil 50 Monsanto Motorola 56 NCNB Cp 54 Navistar 5 Nynex OryxEngy PacTelesis 44 44 PenneyJC Phelps Dod 66 PhilipPet Polaroid 46 Primerica ProctGamb 121 PubS NwMx SFePacCp 23 SearsRoeb SherwinWm SmthBchm SmthBch eqn Southern Co SwstAirl SwstBell SteringChm SunCo TNPEnt 21 21 21 Tandy Templinid 61 Tenneco Texaco 523 53 Texasind 33 Texasinst Tex Util Textron Tyler USX Corp 35 34 UnCarbde UnPacCp USWest 73 UniTel Unocal WalMart 41 41 WestghEl Xerox Cp 67 67 ZenithE 163 SUF UR MANUFACTURER COUPON OFFER EXPIRES LE SUEUR Nor SAVE EARLY PEAS ON ONE CAN OF NEW LE PEAS WITH 8828 MUSHROOMS 8788 AND PEARL ONIONS. CONSUMER Limit one coupon per purchase of specified productisi, no other coupon may be used with this coupon Void if sold.

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