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W0pmm Monday, October 30, 1989-BUCYRUS (OHIO) TELEGRAPII-FORUM Page Three NEWS TELEGRAPII-FORUM News flashes and announcements VA advisory panel to do more work on I Agent Orange issue WASHINGTON (AP) An advisory committee to the Department of Veterans Affairs this week may open the door a crack to disability benefits for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange. Responding to a federal court decision in May, the 15-member Veterans Advisory Committee on Environmental Hazards wib look again at scientific papers and studies on the herbicide used to clear dense fobage that hid the enemy. This time, however, the committee wib use standards considered less strict than those used for determining other service-connected dis-abibties. No one is predicting the outcome. But there is agreement that VA Secretary Edward J.

Derwinski wants to resolve the issue quickly and in favor of veterans. I dont think hes going to fool around very long, VA spokesman Don Smith said. Hes so far exhibited a degree of willingness if not impatience to go along rather rapidly with this. Once the committee does its work Derwinski is kind of on his own as to how he wants to fly on this," Smith said. He said Derwinski wib make a final determination on the committees recommendations within two weeks of receiving results of the meeting.

According to one congressional source, Derwinskis actions mean hes almost promised people that he wib take some positive action for veterans. Veterans blame exposure to Agent Orange for cancers, skin diseases and genetic damage leading to mis- Missing girl Ten-year-old Amy Mihaljevic remaind missing today. Amy Vanished from a shopping center in Bay Village, a Cleveland suburb. Police said classmates reported a man, claiming to know the girls family, had offered to take her shopping. Missing girl last seen at mall after school BAY VILLAGE, Ohio (AP) A 10-year-old girl who disappeared Friday from a suburban Cleveland shopping center was still missing today, authorities said.

Bay Vibage pobce, volunteers from the Cleveland Pobce Department, several dozen FBI agents and its own auxibary, searched during the weekend in the Bay Village area for Amy Mihaljevic. Classmates said Amy told them a family friend whom she had not met intended to take her shopping. She was last seen at the Bay Square Shopping Center after school, pobce said. Bay Vibage pobce said Sunday night that the man who met the girl at the shopping center knew her family. Pobce would not elaborate.

Grand jury declines to indict 3 officers Man gets prison term; I womans bond reduced I carriages or birth defects. The gn-mittee wib spend its first two days reviewing about 20 or 30 studies on the connection between exposure and non-Hodgkins lymphoma, ondof the most frequently cited cancers, thou study other diseases at later meetings. On Friday, it wib issue recommendations on non-Hodgkins Iy(n-phoma and Agent Orange. The four-year-old advisory committee and government scientists have thus far rejected a link between Agent Orange exposure add health problems other than a dgn condition known as chloracne. 1 The American Legion, the prime veterans group in this dispute, contends the committee has a longstanding bias against veterans.

7 Not so, says Obver Meadows, the disabled veteran and scientific layman in charge of the panel. Their greatest interest is their own integrity as scientists, he said. Agent Orange, an orange-brown bquid that was shipped in orange-striped barrels; was sprayed in Vietnam from January 1965 to April 1970. Agent Orange is suspect because it contains phenoxy herbicides associated with certain cancers as web as dioxin, which has been fourtd to cause cancer in laboratory aqj-mals. A ruhng in May by U.S.

District Judge Thelton E. Henderson in Sah Francisco created a way out of tlje impasse over Agent Orange. A nejv administration and the elevation of the Veterans Administration to ba-binet status added another ingri-dient. she keep her attorney, Tom MaSOB of Ashland, informed of her address Burtons former $2,500 personaj recognizance bond was revoked last Wednesday for failure to abide by the bond conditions. Bond had beeij reset at $10,090 cash or surety.

was also granted a request to have her court-appointed attorney, Braa Starkey, removed from the case! However, Judge Nelfred said Burton would have to hire a neuj attorney at her own expense. She was indicted by the March! grand jury for writing a $100 chebkj to David Paynter, 8076 Oldfield Cresthne, Nov. 13, 1988 after herj account had been closed. She wa indicted on a third-degree felony duo to two prior convictions for passing bad checks. 1 i 4 A Bloomvibe man was sentenced in Common Pleas Court Friday to the Ohio State Reformatory for drug trafficking.

Matthew W. Benner, 20, 7184 Kennedy was sentenced to 1 years in prison on a fourth-degree felony charge of trafficking in marijuana. Benner was indicted by the February grand jury after he was arrested Jm, 26 when sheriffs deputies found marijuana in a grocery bag during a routine traffic stop on Scott near Ohio 103, at 11:30 p.m. He pleaded guilty to the indictment July 18 and was in court Friday for sentencing. Dianna S.

Burton, last known address 352 Harland Mansfield, was granted a motion to reduce her bond to $2,500 with a 10 percent option. A condition of bond is that armed with a steak knife, was shot by two officers. The three officers, including two rookie patrolmen, were placed on administrative leave as a matter of routine while the investigation continued. Maj. Lawrence Harper said the force was in the process of redalling Bosko and Huffman to duty.

He said Riggleman was previously brought back to active duty. Harper said Riggleman did not shoot at Duckworth. Autopsy reports indicated Duckworth had taken cocaine before the shooting. MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP) A county grand jury declined to indict three police officers in the shooting death of a man who allegedly lunged at them with a knife, the Richland County prosecutor said today. grand jury returned no bills I agajnst Aaron, Huffiqiap, Eric Bosko and Randy Riggleman.

Prosecutor James Mayer Jr. sajd he presented 24 witnesses Friday. A city police board of inquiry earlier cleared all three officers. Toney Duckworth, 32, was shot and killed Sept. 16 after police responded to a reported stabbing at Duckworths residence.

25 off all Halloween makeup while it lasts. Faces Fashions 4 days until good food, craft items abound Snowflake Bazaar, Nov. 3, Good Hope Church, Womens Hospital Auxiliary. 1 Funeral Services Mass of Christian Burial was said today at 11:30 a.m. in Holy Trinity Catholic Church for Alexa Katherine Young, 2, daughter of Tom and Denise Young, 2223 Ohio 602, North Robinson, who died Thursday.

Celebrant was Fr. James Risacher and burial was in Holy Trinity Cathobc Cemetery. The Munz-Pimstib Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. American Legion Post 181 Euchre Night- Tuesday, Oct. 31.

Start- 7:00 p.m. BHS Band Raffle Winners: Camcorder- Lynn Lester- $50 Cash-Arlene Varnes, Gallon. Thanks to all who bought tickets. Carpet-Remnant-Sale Lots at Vi price, Sizes up to 12x15 ft. Furners Floor Covering, 223 S.Sandusky Bucyrus, Ohio, 562-3993.

Check out our new shipment of dynamic shirts for all your favorite NBA players, plus Bemie Boomer. TS TO TUXES Clayton Young Orchard- mile East of Bucyrus On Gabon Rd. Jonathon apples, Red Delicious, Gold Delicious, Melrose, Ida Red, Grimes Golden Apples. Cider, Bartlett Pears. $4.00 Bushel Up.

Meeting Changed The Bucyrus Travel Club wib meet Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. and not Nov. 2 as was previously bsted. DESIGNS BY SHERRY Downtown Nevada Dont get caught in the dark on Halloween.

Now until Halloween offering 15 off all lamps including touch lamps, fiber optical lamps and designer lamps. For custom decorating, call Sherry at 482-2888. Enjoy Suburban House Restaur- 'ants Tuesday's" Lunch Special- Beef Noodles.1 11 1 EXPERIENCE COUNTS Re-Elect a man who is available FULL TIME as Bucyrus Township Trustee. -Wayne Pete Schifer Pd. Pol.

Adv. by Wayne Schifer-1349 Bucyrus-Nevada Bucyrus. Eye Examinations available Tuesday and Thursday evenings as web as 6 days weekly. Dr. Tom Britton, O.D.

562-0744. Floor tile at discount prices. Commercial- Industrial and Residential Do-it-Yourself. Cash Carry prices. Furners Floor, 223 S.Sandusky Bucyrus.

Ham Supper- potatoes, beans, salad, smorgasbord, pie, cake, drink. Wednesday, Nov. 1, Scioto United Methodist Church, 6 miles of Bucyrus, SR 4. Children- $2.00. No tickets necessary.

Wynford Fall Festival A fall festival will be held at Wynford North Elementary School in Lykens Tuesday, Oct. 31 from 9:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. The pubbe is invited. Monday Tuesday Special Broasted Chicken or Spaghetti all U-Can Eat, Includes 16 oz.

Pepsi-only $3.19. (10 pe. Broasted Chicken wslaWjTolls, Jo Jos- Towne Creamery 562-1617 Recliners, Swivel Rockers, Glider Rockers Nevada Furniture downtown Nevada Free Debvery Reservoir boat, motor and trailer for sale. 562-8696 after 4:00. Executive Session The Bucyrus Board of Education will meet in executive session to discuss negotiations Tuesday at 7 p.m.

in the Kearsley Education Center, 630 Jump St. The regular board meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Savings Special- Tuesdays, 3-8 p.m., 25 off any item from our dinner menu to all Golden Buckeye Card Holders. Ikes Great American Restaurant. VFW Post 1078 Dues for 1990 are now payable.

PLEASE REMIT NOW. Help your post reach quota before Dec. 1. Daily market Price per bushel: WHEAT $3 77 CORN $2 35 BEANS $5.48 Specials at Karens Diner: Tuesday- Ham Dinner or Breaded Pork- $3.45. Served with roll, mashed potatoes, veggie, and choice of side.

Suburban House Restaurant is serving dinner p.m., Fridays tib 11:00. Blooming Lilacs The weekends balmy temperatures brought out more than trick or treaters. Mrs. Raymond Sipe, Oeeola, reported this morning that her blac tree, which bloomed in the spring, is in bloom again. The Sandwich Shoppe (And More) Dinner Specials 31st: Spaghetti Meatballs- $3.95.

Beef Stroganoff over Noodles- $4.50. 1st: Meatloaf- $3.95. Chicken Fajitas wNachos The Shooting Gallery 209 S. Sandusky 562-7771 Give a Portrait of Your Family for Christmas Break-in and three arrests are reported The Sheriffs Department investigated a break-in day and reported three arrests made over the weekend. Country Star Co-Op, Ohio 98, reported a break-in at 7:46 a.m.

today. A smab amount of change was taken from a desk after entry was gained through the south side of the scale building. A 22-year-old man was arrested at a Monnett residence at 11:47 a.m. Saturday after a female resident reported an assault. A deputy was trying to assist the woman in leaving the residence when the man interfered in an attempt to prevent her from leaving with the officer.

The man is being held in the county jail pending the fibng of charges. Two men were arrested on court warrants at the Best Way Inn at 3:52 a.m. Saturday after officers were called there in reference to an 1 assault against a woman. Rick A. Salmon, 36, 219 N.

Sandusky Delaware, was arrested on a warrant from Plymouth Mayors Court for failure to appear. Rodney E. Salmon, 34, same address, was arrested on a Delaware County warrant for failure to pay a fine. Both men were released from custody after posting bond. Assault charges may be filed if the woman wants to pursue the charges.

Jack Bill Smith, 19, 240 Third Gabon, was arrested on a fugitive warrant at 11:30 a.m. Friday charging him with a felony theft offense in Texas. Smith appeared in Common Pleas Court Friday afternoon and waived extradition proceedings. He wib be transported to Texas when the authorities arrive. Lottery CLEVELAND (AP) There were no winning tickets sold naming ab six numbers drawn Saturday night in the Ohio Lotterys twice-weekly Super Lotto game, the lottery said.

The estimated jackpot for Wednesdays drawing will be $9 million. The Super Lotto numbers were 8, 10, 18, 33, 34 and 43. The Kicker number was 898326. In the Pick 3 Numbers game, the winning number was 725. In the Pick 4 Numbers game, it was 9184.

Sales in the Super Lotto game totaled $4,239,149. Sales in the Kicker game totaled $713,223. There were 104 Super Lotto tickets with five of the numbers, and each is worth $1,000. The 5,359 tickets showing four of the numbers are each worth $75. In the Kicker game, one player had the exact six-digit number and will receive $100,000.

The seven Kicker tickets showing the first five numbers are each worth the 62 with the first four numbers are each worth the 651 with the first three numbers are each worth $100, and the 6,386 with the first two numbers are each worth $10. SMART TIRES AKRON, Ohio (AP) One of Americas major tiremakers is racing to put a smart tire on the possibly bt the mid-1990s, reports Automotive Electronic News, The proposed system wib use exception-aby small sxbcon sensors embedded in the tire. The semiconductors wib sense pressure and temperature and transmit data to a controller which will regulate air pressure according to road conditions. According to the publication, engineers also are working on plans to integrate this system with sensor-operated smart suspension systems. Obituaries Local news in brief, Diabetic Support Group to The Crawford County Diabetic Support Group will meet Thursdajy; Nov.

9 in the Council on Aging building, corner of S. Spring and Rensselaer Streets. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. all persons in th area are invited to attend. 5 This meeting wib be the last of the series before the winter montiis.

The'J topic wib be Hobday Foods presented by Juba Pfeifer, Bucyrus CorrKl munity Hospital dietician. Information concerning the support group can by obtained by contaiy ting Margaret Hildebrand at 562-7108 or Barb Leuthold at 988-3179. Moratorium on phone calls off The Crestline Area Red Cross has been advised by National Red Cross spokespersons that the moratorium on calls into the Cahfomia earthj quake area was hfted as of their relayed information Oct. 26. To date, the Red Cross is maintaining 140 shelters in the islands housing 8,980 people in the wake of Hurricane Hugo.

Three small shelters are still in operation in the Carolinas. Twenty shelters housing 4,751 people are be? ing maintained in the quake area. I'- The Red Cross said funds are stib needed to meet the needs of those devasated by Hugo, Hurricane Jerry and the earthquake. $.4 4 Carol L. Fisk Carol Lou Fisk, 57, of 34 Locust Crestline, died at 11:10 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 28, .1989 in University Hospital, Columbus, after a lengthy illness. Born Jan. 26, 1932 in Marion, she was the daughter of the late Aubrey Walker and Bernice (Bayles) Schell, who survives in West Liberty. She is survived by her husband, Aithur D.

Fisk, who she married in September 1974. Also surviving are two sons, Richard McKinness, Gabon, and Wayne McKinness, Crestline, three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Pamela) Cole, Gabon, Mrs. Harry (Cynthia) Koge, Bucyrus, and Katherine Collins, Cresthne, a stepson, Dan Fisk, Atlanta, a brother, Raymond Walker, San Bernardino, three sisters, Mrs. Don (Joan) Maples, West Liberty, Mrs.

Melvin (Doris) Hissong, Caledonia, and Mrs. Thomas (Judy) Lehner, Marion, 11 grandchildren and three step grandchildren. Mrs. Fisk bved most of her bfe in the Crestline area and was a member of the Miracle Meetings Church, Gabon. She retired from North Electric, Gabon, in 1972 after working there 20 years.

She is also a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary and the VFW Aux-ibary, berth in Cresthne. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Mark A. Schneider Funeral Home, Crestline, with Rev. Cedi Frazier officiating.

Burial will be in Crawford County Memory Gardens. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Medical Intensive Care Unit of University Hospital in care of the funeral home. Ann E.

Shulaw Ann E. Shulaw, 60, of 225 Hillside Circle, Mansfield, died Saturday, Oct. 28, 1989 at 9:20 a.m. in University Hodpital, Columbus. She had been ill for several months.

Bom March 8, 1929 in Ada, she is the daughter of Marion F. Curl, who survives in Kenton. She was married June 28, 1946 in Ada to Elmer Shulaw, who survives. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. William (Beverly) Park, Bucyrus, Mrs.

Dwight (Joyce) Emory, Nevada, Mrs. Lloyd (Anna) Weaver, Bucyrus, and Mrs. Alva (Saby) Stover, Willard, ten gons, Daniel, Brokensword, Dennis, Carey, David, Lima, Kenneth and John, Wibard, Gary, Dowagiac, Roy, Mishawaka, William, Bucyrus, Ronald, and Donald, Mansfield, two brothers, Melvin Curl, Kenton, and Marion '(Bud) Curl, Ilbnois, two Sisters, Mrs. Dale (Carol) War-mroad, Kenton, and Barbara, and 35 grandchildren. Mrs.

Shulaw was a homemaker. Funeral services wib be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Upper Sandusky Chapel of Lucas Funeral Homes with Rev. Charles Steward officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hib Cemetery, Upper Sandusky.

Visitation hours wib be Tuesday at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Anna II. Bogard Funeral services were held at 11:30 a.m. today in the Walton-Moore Funeral Home, Sycamore, for Anna Harriet Bogard, 67, of 6397 S. Twp.

Rd. 159, Tiffin, who died at 12:15 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 29, 1989 in St. Vincent Medical Center, Toledo.

Mrs. Bogard was bom Feb. 2, 1922 in Wyandot County to Clarence and Edna (Weininger) Young, who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death on Feb. 8, 1966 by her husband Herbert C.

Bogard, who she married May 31, 1943. (K son, Gary Toledo, a daughter, Mrs. Alan (Kathy) Streng, Melmore, a brother, Charles A. Young, rural Sycamore, and four grandchildren survive. A brother preceded her in death.

A retired dieticiancook, Mrs. Bogard bved mast of her life in Wyandot and Seneca Counties. She was a member of Melmore United Methodist Church. Rev. Marjorie King officiated for the fur eral service.

Burial was in Pleasant View Cemetery, Sycamore. Memorial contributions may be made to the Seneca County Heart Fund. 2nd Haunted Hayride to be held Wynford High Schools Drama Club will hold the second annual Haunted Hayride Tuesday, Oct. 31. Wagons will leave the high school and travel through the woods and fields at 6, 6:30, 7:15 and 7:45 p.m.

Rides wib last for one hour. Kindergarten through fifth grade students wib each receive a free bag of candy. Tickets, $3 for students and $4 for parents, can be purchased at Revco or at the school, Coffee, cider and donuts wib also be sold. About 20 drama students and their famibes have been working on the event. Flu shots to be offered Friday The CrawfoVd County Health Department will offer the flu vaccine in its office Friday, Nov.

3 from a.m. The vaccine is advised for persons age S2 and older, adults and children with long-term ibnesses and persons of any age with a chronic disease. If the above date is inconvenient, an appointment may be made by calling the office at 562-5871. Donation is $3. Rep.

Ranch on drug committee State Rep. Dick Rench, R-Milan, has been appointed to the select mittee to hear drug legislation, Ohio House Minority Leader Corwin Nixon (R-Lebanon) has announced. As a member of the committee, Rep. Rench will review all pending drug legislation. The panel is expected to hear a senes of key drug including one that would create an Ohio drug czar parallel to the federat drug czar.

W'1 With Rep. Renchs firsthand experience as a former state trooper and, pobce officer, I am sure his contributions on this committee will helfi shape Ohios drug pobey, Rep. Nixon said. 5.