The Kilgore News Herald du lieu suivant : Kilgore, Texas • 4

ww- PAGE4 KILGORE NEWS HERALD I MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18 2000 11 FYI Obituaries Police Beat Kilgore police had fairly busy weekend 1 1 LURLINE Win- Graveside services for Lurline Witt 87 of Kilgore will be 4 pm Tuesday Sept 19 2000 at the Kilgore Memorial Cemetery with Brother Dick Cayce officiating Arrangements are under the direction of Cottle-Pearson Funeral Home of Overton Honorary pallbearers will be the grandsons Mrs Witt died Saturday Sept 16 2000 in a Kilgore nursing home She was born June 14 1913 in Robeline La Before moving to Kilgore she was a resident of Wagoner Okla She was a housewife and a member of the Freewill Baptist Church of Wagoner Okla Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law Frances and Randolph Dykes of Kilgore and Sybil Tuggle of Cleveland two sisters six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 pm tonight at the funeral home EDWIN A SPOON Services for Edwin A Spoon 83 of Kilgore are pending with Rader Funeral Home of Kilgore Mr Spoon died Saturday Sept 16 2000 in Longview KILGORE FIRE DEPARTMENT The Kilgore Fire Department responded to several calls over the weekend according to Battalion Chief Russ ohnson He said: On Saturday at 9:06 am Engine 1 and Battalion 3 responded to a vehicle fire on Interstate 20 At 12:36 pm Saturday Engine 4 and Booster 2 responded to a reported grass fire on Peterson Road Overton Volunteer Fire Department and Texas Forestry Service also responded to the fire On Sunday at 6:48 am all units responded to Stark Hall at Kilgore College for an activated fire alarm No fire was found and the alarm was caused by an alarm malfunction At 8:11 am Sunday Booster 1 and Battalion 1 responded to a report of an unauthorized burn at Spinks-Chapman Road and FM 2087 On Sunday at 7:18 pm Ambulance 804 responded to Calvary Baptist Church for a patient having chest pains The patient was transported to Roy IT Laird Memorial Hospital cle driven by Michael Shane Fausett of Tyler struck a parked vehicle owned by Sampson Investment Company of Tulsa Okla Michael Fausett received a non-incompaciting injury Sergeant Gary Ketchum made the initial report POLICE RECORDS From 8 am to 5 pm Friday police records answered 162 calls and had 20 requests at the window for assistance ARREST REPORT From 7 am Friday to 7 am Saturday Kilgore Police arrested one female 20 for theft one female 21 for no seat belt one female 46 for expired motor vehicle inspection and possession of marijuana one male 24 and one female 31 for driving while intoxicated POLICE COMMUNICATIONS From 7 am Saturday to 7 am today police communications answered 64 911 calls 54 for police 14 for ambulance 12 for fire two for rescue six for animal control 19 for other agencies and answered a total of 432 calls The Kilgore Police Department investigated five offenses over the weekend according to public information spokesman Jerdy Wolverton He said: ARRESTS Kilgore Police arrested one person at 7:33 am Saturday who is charged with theft Officer Roman Roberson made the arrest and initial report Police arrested one person at 3:40 am Saturday in the 2800 block of Highway 259 North who is charged with driving while intoxicated Officer Paul Berry made the arrest and initial report THEFTS The theft of $14 of gasoline was reported at 8:13 pm Saturday at North Officer Paul Berry made the initial report The theft of $19 of gasoline was reported 10:58 am Sunday from Fastop on Stone Road Officer Tony Stone made the initial report TWO-VEHICLE ACCIDENT A two-vehicle accident occurred Sunday at 8:33 am in the 1600 block of Leach A vehi VOTERS That includes people like Kenny Smith a 29-year-old construction worker from Orlando Fla not really undecided but I can be said Smith a Democrat who describes himself as for Gore as of waiting on the he said Likewise 23-year-old Molly Lorton a technical writer from Centreville Va says leaning toward Bush but far from committed just have an overall better feeling about Bush but really not that said Lorton who identify herself with any party going to vote but probably going to come down to a last-minute Independents who make up more than 40 percent of the un-decideds have been splitting about evenly between Gore and Bush when they do weigh in But Gore has the edge among women lower-income and lower-educated voters groups that are prominent among the undecided Bush has the edge among others in the group: small town and rural voters The Gore campaign lumps together truly undecided voters with soft Bush supporters and sees a voting of about 15 percent of the electorate Gore strategist Tad Devine ROBERTA CRENWELGE NEW LONDON Services for Robert A Crenwelge 96 of New London were 2 pm Sunday Sept 17 2000 at the Cottle-Pearson Funeral Home Chapel in Overton with Rev TJ Harrison and Dr Harold Springfield officiating Burial followed in Lakewood Memorial Park in Henderson Pallbearers were Otto Crenwelge Richard Crenwelge Wilbur Crenwelge Gene Crenwelge Larry Byrd and MC Sil-vertooth Mr Crenwelge died Thursday Sept 14 2000 in a Tyler Hospice facility He was born March 27 1904 in Fredericksburg to Otto and Minna Rahe Crenwelge He was a resident of the New London area for several years and retired from Rudco Oil Company He was a member of the Rocky Mount Baptist Church at Sexton City before moving to New London where he was a member of the London Baptist Church He was preceded in death by a son Robert Irwin Crenwelge and by several brothers and sisters Survivors include his wife Nellie Mae Crenwelge of New London a daughter and son-in-law Natalia and Jack Page of McKinney a son Clayton Crenwelge of Seattle Wash a sister Minna Knapp of Fredericksburg and several nieces and nephews TIM NISBETT Memorial services for Tim Nisbett 45 of Kilgore were 2 pm today Sept 18 2000 at the St United Methodist Church with the Rev Robert Besser officiating Honorary pallbearers were John Blackshaw Knox Pruett Rupert Oztiz Kenneth Plake Rusty Chapman and Mike Engleman Mr Nisbett died Friday Sept 15 2000 as the result of an automobile accident He was born Dec 3 1954 in Warren Ohio He attended public schools in Houston graduated from Madison High School and attended Stephen Austin University He lived in Kilgore for several years and was a member of the St United Methodist Church He was preceded in death by a brother Billy Nisbett and mother-in-law Pruett Survivors include his wife daughter mother father five brothers sister-in-law brother-in-law and several nieces nephews and cousins Memorial contributions may be made to the St United Methodist Church 401 East Main Street Kilgore Texas 75662 BARBARA GAY VANDERLINDEN MILLER Services for Barbara Gay VanderLinden Miller were 2 pm today Sept 18 2000 at First Baptist Church of Liberty City Burial followed in Lake-view Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Longview Mrs Miller died Friday Sept 15 2000 after a lengthy illness She was born Oct 25 1959 in Arlington Survivors include her husband Novel Miller of Kilgore parents Paul and Betty VanderLinden of Longview children Jarrod Troy and Lacey Jean Hinton Derek and Novel Miller sister Janet Waller and family of Morgan City La brother Paul VanderLinden and family of Houston and her sister Nancy Aldredge and family of Austin Memorials may be made to Hospice of Longview 22-25-35-36-37-50 JMML 1-2-6 14-23-29-30-31 Coming up Square Dance Lessons will be 7:30 pm tonight at the Kilgore- Community House Lessons will continue through the fall every Monday night For more information call 903-295-1789903-297-6359 or 903-753-3712 Kilgore Independent School District will hold its Safe and Drug Free Schools District Committee meeting on Tuesday from 5 until 6 pm in the administration building board room For more information call Jerome Towns at 903-984-2073 Friends of the Kilgore Public Library will present a book review on Wednesday at 3 pm at the library Charline Beane will review This Day by Steve and Cokie Roberts The public is invited to attend The District Committee will meet Wednesday at 3:30 pm in the Kilgore Independent School District Board Room Among topics of discusion will be Career and Technology TEKSTAR Dyslexia and Migrant Program LIBERTY CITY Chapel will be putting together a new photo directory Wednesday from 3 until 9 pm for friends and family Call 984-5622 for an appointment The American Business Association will meet at 6:30 pm Thursday at Miss Tea Room Call 984-5445 to make a reservation HENDERSON The Rusk County Aggie Moms meeting will be Thursday at the Golden Corral Restaurant in Henderson ABWA will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday at 7 pm at Roy Laird Country Club A free grocery and pharmacy tour is scheduled at Pharmacy from 10 to 11 am on Tuesday Paula Hooks RN and certified diabetes educator at Laird Memorial Hospital will conduct the tour and the emphasis will be on Eating Well for Better Health and Bayer sponsor the event and door prizes will be given away To make reservations call Ms Hooks at 983-4296 Corrections As a matter of policy the Kilgore News Herald will publish correction of errors in fact that have been printed in the newspaper The corrections will be made as soon as possible after the error has been brought to the attention of the editor at 984-2593 (Continued from Page 1) sees encouraging signs for the Democrats in this group Many have favorable impressions of Gore already support a Democrat for Congress and tend to lean way on major issues he says segment of the population is very available to A1 are looking for the undecided voters and trying to woo them to our side Devine said Republicans see opportunity as well in those who have yet to make up their minds GOP strategists say challenge is to excite the undecided voters who tuned out after growing weary of partisanship during the Clinton years why we have to keep a constant drumbeat about Republican says party spokesman Mark Pfeifle The party is working hard to woo specific population groups such as Hispanics and active Catholics A flood of Hispanics defected from Gore to the undecided column immediately after the GOP convention but have since gone back polls show Among religiously active Catholics the GOP believes about half are even though Catholics overall tend to vote When completed by next fall the railway and a new four-lane highway running alongside it will link the two capitals: Seoul South Korea and Pyongyang North Korea The railway and highway will become the first direct transport link between the two Kore-as since the Korean War US China relations Weather By The Associated Press KILGORE: Ozone action day in effect today Today sunny High near 90 Southeast wind near 10 mph Tonight becoming partly cloudy after midnight Low 55 to 60 Light southeast wind Tuesday partly cloudy and breezy High near 90 South wind 15 to 20 mph and gusty Wednesday partly cloudy Low 60 to 65 High near 90 Thursday partly cloudy Low 60 to 65 High 85 to 90 Friday partly cloudy Low near 60 High 85 to 90 LOCAL WEATHER High yesterday 89 Barometer 3006 Low overnight 55 Temp 8 am 56 Sunset 7:18 Sunrise 601 Rain 000 Wind SE8 Bill lays ground for South Korea rebuilding railroad line Democratic Pollsters caution that campaigns neglect their broader message as they try to home in on promising segments of the population got an entire campaign here with 100 million people to Divall said focus on just 10 Likewise Democratic pollster Mark Mellman says the campaigns must be careful not to go too far in chasing small relative differences among voting blocs For example while about 60 percent of undecided voters are women that mean campaigns can ignore the 40 percent who are men he said The key Mellman said is to keep pushing broad themes while for special opportunities to reach those people who are most Gore for example this week appeared on Oprah TV talk show a good place to reach women but spent plenty of time promoting his education plans to a broader audience Likewise while Bush was stumping in the key battleground state of Florida Latino singer Jon Secada was in East Los Angeles seeking support for the Republican ticket among Hispanics MLGOROUND (Continued from Page 1) game against Mt Pleasant promises to be a good one as well FOR GIVEAWAY: Black female Lab 2 12 months old call 834-3648 HAPPY BIRTHDAY today to Duane Landry Jerrick Massenburg Cecil Hart Megan Nicole Smith Lucille Cline Thomas Mack Phillips Nona Gordon Richard Howell Trudy Williamson Fannie Shepard Beverly Painter EH Cleary Evelyn Talley Pam Butler Benjamin Ray Dwain Pannell Johnny Mumphrey Sr Mary Nell Smith Christi Hallett Kristin Hudgins CC Hensley Jr Austen Sinclair and Caitlyn i IMJINGAK South Korea South Korea started rebuilding a railroad line across the most heavily armed border on Monday saying the new link will serve as an avenue for exchanges with isolated communist North Korea and trade with fast-growing markets in China and Russia profound changes in change although some warn too great a risk On paper an exceptional deal On Tuesday the Senate is certain to pass and send to President Clinton for his signature legislation that ends the annual battle over trade status and confers permanent normal trade relations By doing so American businesses will benefit from the drastically lower tariffs and marketopening measures China is committed to as part of its impending entry into the World Trade WASHINGTON generally agreed that the China trade bill the Senate is set to pass lays the basis for one of the most profound changes in US-China relations since the first American ship the Empress of China arrived in Canton 216 years ago with 28 tons of ginseng herbs from the slopes of Appalachia Since then the dream of feeding and clothing what is now one-fifth of the population has constantly been thwarted by war economic turmoil and revolution That could be about to Kilgore High School will celebrate homecoming this week with a variety of activities fy.