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Slumps HewReeorJ In Inverrary Soturdoy, Ftbruory 26,1972 Tho Star 13 IN THE RECORD BOOK- 'BIG GUNS' RALLY Fort Lauderdale, Fla. IB Gene Lattler drifted back into a tie for the top spot while guns wheeled into position for a shot at the $52.000 first prize Friday the second round of Jackie rich Inverrary Classic. LIttler, the 41-year-old first round leader with a 65, could manage only a routine 73 but remained in a four-way tie at 138, six-under-par after two rounds over the Inverrary Golf Club Course. He was tied with non-winner John Schlee, tow sophomore Buddy Allin and Dick Lotz, on the rebound from a poor season last year. Sdilee, in his seventh year on the tour, had a 69, and Lotz rallied for a 68 after going on his first four holes.

The slightly built, freckle-faced Allin bad the best Wayne Wrestlers Favared Oiadron Wayne will be favored to repeat as champion in the Nebraska Col ege Conference Wrestling Tournament here Saturday. Chadron, Kearney and Peru, however, are expected to have enough strength to keep the Wildcats from scoring a runaway. Chadron may have the best chance of unseating the Wayne team. The Eagles have a 164-1 dual record and feature a number of standouts, including Bob Lynch, 158-pounder who has a perfect 23-0-0 record this season and has had only two points scored against him. Wayne has a 7-6 dual record against nigged competition.

The headliner is Ken Monroe, who is 15-0-1 this year and was an NAA national champion and runnerup, respectively, the past two years. He will wrestle at either 167 or 177. Kearney has a 7-5-1 dual record. The 134- pound entry. Chuck Ushio, has an 11-1 record.

Peru will make its first appearance in the conference meet. The Bobcats have a dual mark. Their leader is Ken Boettcher, 142, who is 11-0. NU Gymnasts Hosting Trio Coach Francis Nebraska gymnasts have only one more meet before the Big 8 next month. But that meet will be one of the toughest of the year.

Saturday afternoon in the PE building on the Lincoln campus, the Huskers will host Big 10 favorite Iowa, Big 3 contender Oklahoma and Northwn Iowa. The meet starts af5 p.m. Viowa will really be Allen said. have a lot of really good performers. Oklahoma has the lepder in the floor exercise, Odess Lovin, and we have uObeaten Hoppy Batten in the high bar.

has a good team of high bar men and (Mike) Cahill of Oklahoma is very good on the high bar so that will be a very good event, liie whole be good, irhe Huskers had last wjpekend off after walloping Colorado the week before. After this meet, hgive four weeks to prepare for the Big 8 meet in Lawence, March 24-25. Norfolk's Shade Seven Behind In Manila Golf Manila IB Masayuki Imai of Japan shot a second round ppr 72 Friday for a 142 total and a two-stroke lead in the Hiilippine Open Golf championship, inaugural event on the Asian golf circuit. Among a large group seven strokes off the pace at 149 was Jim Shade of Norfolk, with a six-over-par 78 Friday. round of the warm and sunny day, a 66.

But most of the excitement was generated by the moves made by Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino, all of whom vaulted into contention after first rounds ranging from so-so by Player to a horrible 76 by Trevino. Player and Nicklaus were tied at 141, pist three strokes off the pace in this richest event on the pro schedule this year. Palmer was one sitroke further back and Trevino one more. Trevino had a 67, Palmer and Nicklaus 68 and Player 09. played very Trevino said of his relatively poor season.

hard to get chained up when not putting. But my own fault. Ive had too many other things going on and I worked that much on my game. time to get down to serious golf was a little Nicklaus said. got a little more feel of it today.

Its coming played pretty said Player, making his first start the American tour this season. time you play under 72 here, playing well, easy to shoot just play as LIttler said of the eight shot difference In his first and second round scores. I didnt putt nearly as well. I must have had seven or eight more He was one under par until he bogeyed three holes starting with his eighth. Lotz, who won two titles and more than $100,000 in 1970 before losing his exempt status with a poor season last year, Wrdied sev-en of his last 12 holes and needed only 16 putts on those 12.

Schlee, a lanky 6-foot-3 bogeyed two holes when he missed the green, made four birdies after hitting irons inside of six feet, and got another when he canned a 20-foot downhill putt on the ninth. Allin, a 27-year-old former artiHery lieatenant who was decorated four times for service in Vietnam, had a very consistent round. He have a bogey, twice saived par frcm traps and bagged six birds, three of them on putts in the foot range. Seven more players were just two strokes off the lead at 140. They included Tony Jacklin of Eiigland, Doug Sanders, Fred Marti, Rod Funseth, Mac McLeodon, Rod Funseth and veteran Art Wall.

Compiled From News Wires Kjell Isaksson of Sweden broke his own indoor world pole vault mark Friday night by soaring 17 feet. 10 inches in the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Madison Square Garden. Isaksson, who along with Swedish teammate Hans Lagerqvist and Long Beach Steve Smith, cleared 174, captured the event with a vault of on his second try as the other two failed at the height. Then, the Swedish ace, holder of the recognized world indoor best at 17-9, asked that the bar be put at 17-10 and cleared the height on his second try. Sprinter Dr.

Delano Meriwether, hurdler Rod Milburn and Olympic gold medalist Lee Evans also posted victories in the 84th annual meet. Rod Milburn, continuing his domination of the hurdles this year, edged Olympic and AAU defending champ Willie Davenport by an eyelash in the 60-yard high hurdles. Milburn, winner of both the Millrose and Olympic Invitation meets earlier this year, was timed in 7.1 seconds. Lee Evans of the Bay Area Striders held off Tommie Turner of Sports International to take the 600 yards by four- tenths of a second in a relatively slow 1:11.3. The four-minute barrier in the mile remained unbroken as Byron Dyoe of the United Athletic Association moved in front with three laps to go and breezed to victory in 4:01.8, some 50 feet and 2.8 seconds ahead of his a challenger, Andre Former Nebraska star, Greg Carlberg, finished fourth timed in 4:06.9.

Highlighting the events was Patty Johnson of the Angels Track Club (Wash.) who posted a new world indoor best of 7.5 seconds in the 60- yard high hurdles, bettering Chi mark of 7.6. MARRIAGE LICENSES AppHcaftlous Filed Relchow, Gary Dillard, Norfolk 18 Dalling, Deborah, Norfolk ..............................18 Golden, Michael Marion, 120 So. 28th ........................20 Castillo, Lupe, 854 19 Schrodt, Edward Michael, Pleasant Dale ..............19 Lee, Barbara Jo, Rt. 6 ...................................18 Schwartman, James, Unadilla 44 Smith, Betty Ellen, Houston, disturbing the peace, amended from conspiring to obtain money by false pretenses, pleaded guilty to amended charge, fined 100 Knowlton, Irene of Roca, petit larceny, pleaded guilty, sentencing deferred until March 10. Kinney, Ricky 19.

of 2765 petit larceny, pleaded guilty Dec. 13, fined $100. Kemerling, Gary, 18, of 1631 No. 31st, petit larceny, amended from grand larceny, pleaded guilty Jan. 19, fined $5(1.

Dinsdale, Randall 17, of 3268 Randtolph ...............42 Burr Hall, petit larceny. pleaded innocent Sept. 21, trial 72-66-1M 73.67-^40 69-72-141 73-69-142 Buddy Allin John Schlet Dick Loti Doufl Rod Tom Shaw Fred Marti Art wall Mac McLendon Tony Jacklin Jack Nicklaus Lanny Wadklns Bruca Cramoton Tom Waiskopf Jim Jamieson LOU Graham Gary Playar Phil Rodgars Bob Smith Dave Eichelberger Frank Beard Arnold Palmer Chris Blocker Charles Coody Bob Barbarossa Mika Reasor -----Jim Wright Don Iverson Mason Rudolph Karmit Zartey Lee Trevino Don January Allen Miller Dewitt Weaver Ken Still Jerry Abbott John Mahaffey Bruce Devlin Dan Sikes George Bouteli Dwight Nevil Jim Colbert Johhny Miller Forrest Fezler Ray Floyd Dtane Beman Miller Barber Jerry McGee Bob Murphy Dave Glenz Sam Snead Ron Cerrudo Howie Johnson Paul Moran Tommy Aaron Jerry Heard Bob Lunn Babe Hiskey George Shortridge Mike Morley Gay Brewer John Lister Peter Townsend Jim Wiechers Julius Boros Bobby NIcols J.C. Snead Larry Wood Stay a Bogan Dave Marad Butch Baird Dave Stockton Chi Chi Rodriguez Bobby Mitchell Bob Rosburo 72-72-144 72-72-144 74-70-144 68-76-144 71-74-145 72-73-145 74-71-145 73-72-145 72-74-146 76-70-146 PRE SPRING SPECIAL Now Thru March 15th FRONT END ALIGNMENT Spin Boionce Whtels (wti. Reg.

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Herb Washington, Michigan 4, Willie McGee. Alcorn AAM; 5, Bob Turner, Calif. International. :06.2. Men's 40-yard high Rod Milburn.

Southern 2, Davenport. Baton Rouge, Erv Hall, Phlla. Pioneers; 4, Tom Hill, Arkansas State. Time 0:07.1. Men's 600-1, Lee Evans, Bay Area Striders.

Tom'nie Sports 3, Dave Adkins, Florida T.C. 4. Euatne Waist. AAontclair State 1:13.4. Josef Plachv.

Czechoslovakia 2, Frank Murohv. New York A.C., 3, Ron Hehrina. U. of Chlcaoo T.C., 4, Juris Luzans.U^. Marines, S.

Morgan Mosser, West Virolnia, U. 2:11.2. Men's mile-1. Bvron Dvce, United A.A. 4 01.1; 2.

Andre De Hertoohe, Beldium, 4:04.6: 3, Bruce Fischer, 4 Greg Carlberg, Nebraska, 4 06.9, 5. James Jackson, Atoms T.C. 4:06.2. Men's one-mile walk-1, Dave Romansky, South Jersey Chargers, 6:13.4 (nrwet record: previous record, 6:14, by Romansky 1970). 2, Ron Laird, New A.C.

6:14.6. 3, Larry Walker. So. Ca If. Slridars, 6:17.5.

4, Clark Scully, US Army, 6:20.4. 5, Ron Kulik, New York A.C., 6:22.6. Men's Two-mile A.C. (Bob 1:53.7, John Mack. 1:54, Frank AMirohv, 1:51.9.

Chris 1-52 6) 2, AAanhattan College 3. 4. Villanov. 5. U.

Of Chicaoo T.C. No time. Men's Three mile-1. Emlel Puttemans. Beloium, 13:11.4: 2.

Houston, 3, Donald Koardon, West Valiev. T.C. 4, Eamon O'Raillv, Georgetown, 13:21.6. 5, Grant McLaren, U. of Western Ontario.

Canada. 13:23. AAtn's Sorint Medlev relav-1, AdeloW (Al Salmon. Richard Hardware, William Johnson. Rav Lae) 2.

York Pioneer 3. Community College 2:06.4. No fourth. 35-pound weight George Frenn. unattached.

2 72-4 rword. old mark 71-4 by Frenn mu. 2, Al Schoterman, Kant Statt, 3, Fran Bredlce, Southern Connecticut Stata, 68- 3Vj. 4, Al Hall, unattached, 68-3W. 5, Hal Connolly, California Strlkders, 66 6 Shot Fran DeBarnardi, Taxas-EI Paso, 2.

Jasse Stuart, University of Chicago TC, 3, Brian Oldfield. University of Chicago TC, 4, Bruce Wilhelm, U.S. Army, 61-8. 5 Steve Wilhelm, Mid-American TC, 61-2 Triple John Craft, University of Chicago TC. 2, Robert Bay Area Strikers, 3, Dave Smith, Bay Area Strikers 52-9.

4, Art Walker, California Striders, 52-7V4. Woman's 60-yard Iris Davis, Tennessee state; 2, Martha Watsom Los Angeles T.C.; 3, Alfreda Danie s. Detroit PAL; 4, Mabel Ferguson, West Coast Jets; 5, tie between Mattllne Render, New York PAL and Barbara Ferrell, Los Angeles Mercurettes, 0:06.9. women's iO-yard hurdles-1, Patty Johnson, Angels T.C., San Clamante, Calif 2, Lacey O'Neal. Sports International; 3, Mamie Ratlins, Tennassea State; 4, Bobette Krug, La Jolla.

5, Deanne Carlsen, Sacramento, Calif. Roadrunners. 0:07.5 (American indoor record; old record, 0:07.6, by Chi Cheng, Taiwan, 1970). Women's 220-1, Esther Strov. Soprts International, D.C.

2, Willie Mat Ferguson, West Coast Jets, 3. Darlene Green, Phoenix, T.C. 4, Laurie Barr, Ohio T.C. 0:25.4. Women's 440-1.

Kathv Hammond, Sacramento, Calif. Roadrunner Karen Lundaren, LaJolla, Calif. 3, Jarvis Scott, Los Anoeles Mercurettes. 4. Brenda Walsh, Canada.

0:55.9. Women's 640-relav-l, Atoms T.C. (Linda Reynolds. Linda Cordv, Pat Hawkins. Carmen Brown) 1:10.4 (American Indoor record; previous record, 1:10.8 bv Tennessee State 1968); 2, New York PAL.

1:12: 3. Chicaoo Zaohvrs, 4, Philadelphia Hawks. 1:14.1. Woman's 860 ChervI Toussaint Atoms T.C. 2.

Carol Hudson, Albu- aueraua DIvmoette Club, 3. Wendv Koenig. The Colorado Gold. 6, Terry Hull Crawford. Knoxville, T.C.

2:11.3. Women's Doris Brown, Falcon T.C., Seattle 2, Debbie Heald, La Mirada, Calif. 3, Glenda Reiser, Ottawa 4, Kathy Gibbons, Glendale Gouchos, Phoenix 5, Jane Hill, Arizona T.C., Tucson 4:55. Women's Sorint Medlev Relay-1, Los Angelas Mercurettes (Bobble Walker, Barbara Ferrell. Jervis Scott, Kathv Smallwood) 2, Atoms T.C.

1:46.6: 3. West Coast Jets 4, Soorts Inter- Women's High Debbie Van Ktekebelt, Canada, 5 feet 8 Inches; 2, Alice Pfeft, The Colorado Gold, 5-8; 3. Jane Frederick, The Color'edo Gold, 5-8; (places decided on fewer misses); 4, Susan Turpin, Canada, 5-6; 5, Connie Dorsey, Liberty A.C., 5-6. Women's shot Marin Seidler, Mayor Daley Youth Foundation, 50-1 T's (American Indoor record, old mark 49 734 by Lynn Graham, los Angeles rettes, 1965. 2, Denis Wood, New Jersey Strikers, 47 3, Mary Jacobson, Oregon TC, 46 4, D.

Jones, Canada, 4503,4. Woman's Long Martha Watson, Los Angelas TC, 20-11 Indoor record, old mark bv Willya Whitt, Mayor Daley 1966). 2, Wlllye White, Mayor Daley, 3, Geylene Barber, Mayor Daley, 4, Jacgueline Taylor, Travelers A.C., 18-6Va. 5, Lisa Chiaverio, Albuquerque Olympett Club, Bmius Lincoln General Hospital Sons Hunt Mr. and Mrs.

Robert P. (Deborah West), Rt. 8, Feb. 24. Schafer Mr.

and Mrs. Keith (Sharon Foster), 2509 Rathbone Feb. 25. Daughter Maple Mr. and Mrs.

(Donna Hendrickson). 5015 N. Feb. 24. Bryan Memorial Hospital Sons Bouwens Mr.

and Mrs. Ronnie (Linda Warren), 5325 Greenwood, Feb. 24. and Mrs. Leon (Marjorie Hein), 700 Sierra.

Feb. 24. Daughters Allen Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy (Rose Johnson), 3700 No.

66th, Feb. 25. and Mrs. Leslie J. (Lana Robinson), 5721 Gladstone, Feb.

24. and Mrs. G. (Sonja Tessar), Crete, Feb. 25.

St. Elizabeth Communtiy Health Center Son Lutz and Mrs. Henry (Sharon Robb), 5028 Martin, Feb. 24. Daughter Bemey Mr.

and Mrs Ridiard (Sherron Schettler), 5020 Martin, Feb. 24. DIVORCES Absolute Divorce Petitions Williams, Oliver against Ruth married April 24, 1955, in New Orleans, husband asks custody of four children. Vlcek, Sisann against LAimir. married June 7, 1956, in Crete, wife asks custody of three children, child support, alimony.

Farquhar, Ckiiselle Maria against Frank married July 11, 1970, in Alajuda, Oosta Rica, wife asks alimony. held, case dismissed. Severance, Donald 18, of Plainsman Hall, petit larceny, pleaded innocent Sept. 21, trial held, case dismissed. Peet, 1601 indecent exposure, pleaded guilty, fined $50.

Andresen, Michael, 21, of Wahoo, possession of marijuana, pleaded guilty, fined 1150. Kilmer, Lloyd 21, of 421 So. 28th, possession of marijuana, pleaded sentencing deferred until March 8. Chapman, Melvin 18, of Norfolk, being in room where controlled substance is being used, pleaded guilty, fined 100 Amez, Raymond 19, of Wahoo, being in room where controlled substance is being used, pleaded guilty, fined flOO. Hoover, Ross 40, of 7907 Stein way assault and battery, pieced innocent Jan.

21, trial held, found guilty, fined 10 Parrish, Eldon, 26. of 1811 So. 16th, assault and innocent Jan. 24, changed plea to guilty, fined $50. Greco, Francis 22, of Omaha, defrauding and innkeeper, pleaded innocent, trial set March 8, $200 bond.

Williams, Allen Dwayne, of 4500 Cornhusker, disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty, fined $60. Joe Ellsworth, of 2242 failure to support wife, pleaded innocent Sept. 7, case dismissed. Salles, Boboby, alias Robert McHolmes, disturbing peace, amended from contributing to the need for special supervision, pleaded guilty Jan. 19, fined $25.

Whitemagpie, Irene, 42, of 1943 Euclid, disturbing the peace amended from assault and battery, pleaded guiltv, fined $25. Smallbear, Melvin, 33, of 1324 No. 29th, disturbing the peace, amended from assault and battery, pleaded guilty, fined $25. Hughes, James Darrell 20, of 911 No. 30th, disturbing the peace, pleaded innocent Feb.

23, changed plea to guilty, fined $25. Rife, Timothy 19, of 1548 displaying license not his own, pleaded guilty, fined $25. Miller, George 20, of 800 taking auto for wrongful use, amended from stealing automobile, pleaded guilty to amended charge, sentencing deferred until March 10. Golden, Benjamin T. 19, of 5027 W.

Hughes, obstructing and perverting justice, pleaded guilty Feb. 2, sentenced to 20 days in jail. Boone, Sam Frank 21, no address given, disturbing the peace, amended from being in a place where controlled substance is being used, pleaded innocent Jan. 24, changed pie. to nolo tendere, found guilty, fined $25.

Felonies (Maximum penalty of imprisonment in the Nebraska Penal Complex). Tuxhorn, Lowell 43, of 2327 No. 74tti, charged with indecently exposing his person to a 15-year-old girl Feb. 5, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to District Court, $1,500 bond. Bellew, Daniel 22, of 2423 West charged with stealing an automobile Jan.

23, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to District Court, $1,000 bond. Bellew Daniel, 22, of 2425 West charged with stealing an automobile Dec. 23, waived preliminary hearing, bound oer to Di.strict Court. Wldick, Richard 44, of 2755 Pear, charged with raping a 16-year-old girl Feb. 15, preliminary hearing set March 15.

$1,500 bond. Cook, Patricia, 22, of Seward, charged with shooting Earl Sullivan Feb. 24 with intent to kill, wound or maim, preliminary hearing set March 21, $2,500 bond. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Sale price taken from face of deed or calculated from documentary stamp tax; transactions of $10,000 or more listed.) Hall, Richard A. to Starr, Holland D.

20. pt 19, Stockwell $15,500. Heimes, Dean B. to Nickel, Keith D. 21, 3 Eastborough Second $24,000.

Thompson, LeRoy D. to Harkins, Donald V. 163, Havelock, $17,500. Heiser, Amy M. to Orlyk, Harry V.

1 pt 5, 1 Cahn, Metcalf $10,500. Sinner, Gary L. to- Schimonitz, John 11, 1, Meadow Lane Third $25,000. Peterson, Arthur to Royal, Charles w. 8, IdylWild Place, $20,000.

Larson, Duaiie Const. Co. to Mclbye, Ronald D. w. 2, 1, Buena Vista, Waverly, $19,500.

Jones, Frank R. et al to Gaines, Lynn E. 2, 13, East Lawn, $10,000. Hellweg, John H. to Dutton, Roy E.

13, 1, Linwood, $19,000. Mitchell, Bryant Duane to Tangeman, Donald L. 79 of sec 31, 16, twp 9, ra 7. $29,000. Stevens, Clarence M.

to Moore, Thelma 7, 1, First Addn. to Normal, $12,000. Schnieber Fine Foods Inc. to Lincoln Coca Cola A Subdivision of 5-8, 1, Houtz Place. $59,000.

Bryan, Charles A. to Voritz, Richard E. 1 pt 2, 20, Mt. Forest, $26,500. White, Roy to Snider, Randall L.

w. 31, 3, South Park, $10,000 Dougherty, Harold to Lefler, John R. 123 124, Waverly, $11,500. Grant, Adolph C. et to- Cook, Donald 23, 5, Lincoln View, $13.500.

Ehmen, William W. to Dittman, Marcus W. pt sec 2, twp 7, ra 8, $30,000. Davis, Eldon V. to Bartels, Jesse F.

20, 9, Wedgewood Manor, $32,000. Svoboda, Richard L. to Flynn, Gary L. 2, 22, Havelock, $16,500. Wiitse, Inc.

to Dale, Johnnie 11, 4, Salt Valley View, $23,500. France, G. CTell to Coic, William J. L9, 4, Meadow Lane 5th $29,000. Uirsoii, Duane Const.

Co. to Lyman, Vera Mae, pt 8, 9, pt 10, 1, Patrician Heights, 22 000 Pyne, Charles A. to Schartz, James J. 2, 7, Trendwood Third $52,000. Alien, Robert E.

to Hill, Donald pt 41 of sec 7, twp 9, ra 7, $25,000. FIRE CALLS 11:10 a.m., 416 So. resuscitator. iJth, Man, 54, Found On A Sidewalk Listed 'Critical' A Lincoln man was listed in critical condition at Lincoln General Hospital after he was discovered lying on the sidewalk near 420 So. 11th late Friday morning.

Police officials said Pete Babiuch, 54, 412 So. 11th, was having difficulty breathing when found. He also had a large bump on the back of his head, apparently caused by a fall, police officials said. Hospital authorities said the exact nature of injury had not yet been determined. TEUVISm RADIO PROGRAMS i KMTV WOW KETV Channds Stan In Lincoln KOLN So KDON SUNDAY MORNING TV 1:00 1:30 2:00 MUNICIPAL COURT Note: Each defendant pleaded guilty unless otherwise stated.

Civil and state cases heard by Judge Donald Grant; trials heard by Judge Neal Dusenberry; city arraignments heard by Judge Thomas McManus. Cases reported if fine is $25 or more; intoxication cases not listed. City Cases Meehan, Elizabeth of 1931 No. 73rd, following too close, amended from driving in a negligent manner, pleaded nolo contendere, found fined $25. Mohr, Floyd of 541 Hatch, reckless driving, fined $50.

Pfeifer, Ronald of 3940 Smith, driving in a negligent manner, fined $35. Parker, Grace of 2836 So. 33rd, backing motor vehicle without safety, fined $25. Young, Robert of 3230 E. Summit, failure to yield to motor vehicle, fined $25.

Erington, Kerry of 4431 So. 46lh, too fast for conditions, fined $25. Tilts, Mattis, of 528 driving in a negligent manner, fined $25. Newell, Thomas S. of 5167 Sherwood, driving i a negligent manner, fined $40.

Ledbetter, Keelin of 5025 Linden, auto signal, fined $35. COUN'TY COURT Note: All cases heard by Judge Ralph Slocum. Misdemeanors (Maximum penalty of $500 fine and-or six months in jail or less.) Berghind, Carol of 923 So. 12th, injury to building, pleaded guilty, fined $50. Fischer, Richard Steven, 24, of 1426 So.

12th, disturbing the peace, amended from being in place where controlled substance is being used, pleaded nolo contendere to amended charged, found guilty, fined $25. Bonner, Leonard Charles, 28, of Houston, disturbing the peace, amended from conspiring to obtain money by false pretenses, pleaded guilty to amended charge, fined 100 Gilliam, Andrew, 50, of Houston, disturbing the peace, amended from conspiring to obtain money by false pretenses, pleaded guilty to amended charge, fined 100 Jones, Robert David. 28, of Houston, disturbing the peace, amended from conspiring to obtain money by false pretenses, pleaded guilty to amended charge, fined $100. Hutch, Jessie Charles, 25, of Omaha (tanaha Liacoln Cable TV Ckanaek SaperiMr mm KOLN Hastiafi OIS (BTV) KYNB (ETV) Omaha todicatm espedaUy feed viewiig 8:00 Blackwood Family KRTL KHA8 Lineata MORNING TV Programs not seen daily are (M) for Monday, (T) for Tuesday, etc. 003 Pink Cart.

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