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1 OA THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Saturday October 5 1985 Plan Bush Says US Welcomes Soviets' Arms Cut ence on the future of the Western community that the NATO allies share common interests that will withstand Soviet efforts to divide the nations Assectotod Press COLUMBIA Vice President George Bush said Friday the United States welcomes the Soviet initiative to reduce nuclear arsenals by 50 but he cautioned that Soviet negotiations don't always match public rhetoric At 1 esident United ative to "This common dedication to liberty and democracy is I believe the great unifying force in the Western community Bush said "It is the true source another" he said Despite Soviet efforts to divide the United States from its European allies the voters of Western nations continue to support the alliance Bush said "In country after country in the last few years when the people of the West have gone to the polls they've said they don't want a weak alliance they want a strong alliance" he said He cited large victories for conservative parties in Great Britain and West Germany as proof of Western support of US deployment of intermediate nuclear forces In Europe Missile deployment has proceeded in Western Europe despite demonstrations and political opposition "Yes the Western community has Its problems Times have changed We must change our institutions with them change our institutions adapt them but not discard them" he said dressed his two-clay-old daughter in a "Bush '88" shirt for the occasion In his speech the vice president criticized Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's proposal to French leaders Thursday to reduce intermediate-range nuclear forces in Europe In separate agreements with France- and Great Britain "It makes no sense to talk about a 'European Zone' when you look at the threat posed to our allies in both Europe and Asia by the triple-warhead Soviet SS-20 missile" Bush said noting President Reagan's claim that the SS-20 is mobile and can threaten various allies at different times "We will not accede to any agreement that leaves intact such a threat to our friends and allies (in Europe and Asia) or to one in which the Soviets try to transfer the threat from one area to 1 01 AV SO Via VA 62VBA "The Soviets have a history of false 'o'y SJLAOSS VA IA strength and unity in dealing with advertising in arms negotiations" he the Soviet Union and through talks said "In the past year they have made with them in building a more stable several dramatic public announcements only to follow in private with and peaceful world" one-sided proposals or no serious pro- Bush also met Friday with South posals at all Carolina members of a new political action committee he has formed to help "If it's serious the Soviets will find Republican candidates in 1986 races us as determined and fair-minded nego- said state party spokeswoman Rebecca tiators We understand our interests Adams The PAC also is expected to be and those of our allies and we ac- a forerunner of a Bush presidential knowledge those of the Soviet Union" campaign in 1988 be said at the University of Soutfi" He also dropped by Baptist Hospital Carolina -In Columbia to see a friend's new baby Bush told participants in a confer- Political consultant Lee Atwater of strength and unity in dealing with the Soviet Union and through talks with them in building a more stable and peaceful world" Deaths And Funerals In North Carolina -i George Bush Mn Cook Tonnie Cook Bill Cook all of Casar John Cook of Lawndale Forrest Cook of Caro leen Darrell Cook of Cherryville Harrell Cook sisters Mrs Vernie Willis of Lawndale Mrs Bertha Swink Mrs Juanita Allen Mrs Dianne Blanton Clay-Barnette is in charge SPINDALE --Mrs Arrie Myrtle Clontz Goode 94 homemaker died Thursday Funeral Is 2 pm today at Crowe's Funeral Home Rutherfordton Survivors are son Calvin Goode of Boise Idaho daughters Mrs Othello Smith Mrs Lorene Keller Mrs Novella Jonas SPINDALE Mr William Franklin Sorrel's 87 textile retiree died Friday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at Crowe Funeral Home Rutherfordton Survivors are wife Annie daughter Mrs Gail Elmore of Pelzer SC brothers Ralph Sorrel's of Florida Dewey Sorrel's of Pennsylvania Avery Sorrel's of Spartanburg sister Mrs Mattie Heffner of Rutherfordton VALE Mr Richard Harold Scronce 65 furniture salesman died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm today at Daniel's Lutheran Church Lincolnton Survivors are wife Lucille sons Richard Scronce Harold Scronce Jeffery Scronce daughters Mrs Lida Scronce of Malden Mrs Wanda McAlister of Boger City Mrs Sandra Wilkinson of Pumpkin Center Miss Mary Scronce of Charlotte Mrs Carolyn Zeltwanger brothers Ralph Scronce Glenn Scronce both of Charlotte Wayne Scronce sisters Mrs Ruth Hoover of Lincolnton Mrs Pansy Speagle War lick of Lincolnton is in charge WADESBORO Mr Link Shuamon Lear 85 retired grocer died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm today at Leavitt Funeral Home Survivors are wife Estelle sons Jock Lear Howard Lear daughter Mrs Frankie Caudle Abeipathy Hoke 85 textile retiree died Tuesday Funeral was Friday Survivors are daughters Mrs Margie Fisher of Hickory Mrs Verne Ile Hood of Charlotte Mrs Dorothy Isenhour brother Homer Abernathy of Claremont Drum was in charge FOREST CITY Mrs Julia Hembree Byers 70 homemaker diegt Thursday Funeral is 2 pm today at Gospel Temple Survivors are husband Erwin son Dwight Byers of Alexander Mills daughters Mrs Helen Schultz of Old Fort Mrs Hazel Harris Mrs Hildra Crook sisters Mrs Bertie Jenkins of Ellenboro Mrs Lucy Beck of Clinton NC Padgett King is in charge ALPINE Mrs Mary Thelma Wallace 62 retired electronics technician died Wednesday Funeral is I 1 am today at Butte Memorial Park Morganton Survivors are son Dick Ed wards of Shreveport La mother Mrs Ruth Ragan brother John Ragan of Morganton Sossoman of Morganton is in charge HICKORY Mr William Russell Sutherland 82 retired carpenter died Thursday Funeral is 4 pnt today at Bass-Smith Funeral Home 4P Stirvivors are wife Lavonda son Jerry Sutherland daughters t7Mrs Ethel McGlothan of Jones vilte SC Mrs Vera Underwood Mrs Lucille An homemaker died Friday Funeral is 4 pm Sunday at Blue Ridge Memorial Park David Withrow daughters Mrs Laura Whisnant of Fayetteville Mrs Lelia Bruder brothers Aubrey Withrow of Fishers Hill Va Robert Withrow of Ogden Utah sisters Miss Mary Wylie Withrow of Deerfield Beach Fla Mrs Harriett Richard of Arlington Va Sossoman is in charge NEWTON Mr William Ralph Sechier 75 of Burlington formerly of Newton retired Farmers Home Administration county adviser died Wednesday Funeral is 2 pm Monday at Willis-Reynolds Funeral Home Survivors are sons William Sechler Jr of Tallahassee Fla John Sechier of London brother Lee Sechler of Asheville PEMBROKE Mrs Icy Sencenbaugh 81 homemaker died Wednesday Funeral Is 3 pm today at Locklear Sons Funeral Home Survivors are sons James Sencenbaugh of Hawthorne Fla Kenneth Sencenbaugh of Belle-view Fla Roy Sencenbaugh of Delta Ohio Lloyd S2ncenbaugh of Maxton brother Boyd Nichols of Perrysburg Ohio sister Mrs Dona Worthen of Stevenson Ala SAINT PAULS Mr Weldon Walters 71 of Dillon SC formerly of Saint Pau Is textile retiree died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm Sunday at Mount Calvary Baptist Church near Dillon Survivors are wife Mary of Dillon Neill Walters of Garner Weldon Walters of Dillon John Walters William Walters daughter Mrs Judy Overdorff of Dillon sisters Mrs Willette Polston Mrs Isabel Cook both of Dillon McNeill is in charge SHELBY Mr Javan Edward Cook 50 maintenance mechanic died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm today at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Survivors are wife Frances son Eddie Cook daughter Miss Carla Cook mother Mrs Susan Cook of Casar brothers JC ALBEMARLE Mrs Ruth Hinson Fesperman 71 died Friday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at Fairview Baptist Church Survivors are husband Paul daughter Mrs Paula Hearne brothers Horace Hinson of Concord John Hinson of Mount Pleasant NC Martin Hinson of Richfield sisters Mrs Edna Ritchie of Salisbury Mrs Nell Barringer of Gold Hill Stan ly is in charge CHINA GROVE Mrs Edna Murphy Eddings 88 homemaker died Friday Funeral is 2 pm Sunday at Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home Landis Surviving is a son James Ed-dings CLAREMONT Mrs Edna Neva Shook Yount 90 homemaker died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm today at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Survivors are sons Ralph Yount Hugh Yount both of Statesville Joseph Yount of Fort Mill SC Robert Yount daughters Mrs Glenna Estes Mrs Isobel Setzer Mrs Sara Olup Mrs Loretta Huffman Drum of Conover is in charge CONNELLY SPRINGS Mrs Shellie Ann Vanhorn Cline textile retiree died Thursday Funeral is 4:30 pm Sunday at St John Baptist Church Survivors are daughter Mrs Iona Leatherman of Oxford Fla brother Garland Vanhorn sisters Miss Mary Vanhorn Mrs Della Rhoney Sossoman of Morganton is in charge CONOVER Mrs Ivie Mae 1 CHESTER Mr Henry Van Davis 77 retired construction worker died Thursday Funeral is 4 pm today at Wright's Funeral Home Survivors are wife Gertrude sons Guy Davis of Spartanburg Robert Davis Don Davis daughter Mrs Nancy Lashley brothers Andrew Davis of Athens Ga John Davis sisters Mrs Jessie Crozier of Thompson Ga Mrs Beck sisters Mrs Eunice Wright of Greensboro Mrs Savannah Younts Mrs Nena Sledge Mrs Velna Swing Mrs Catherine Leonard LINCOLNTON Mrs Pearl White Goins 71 textile retiree died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at South River Baptist Church Survivors are husband Guy sons Paul Goins of Rocky Mount Bruce Goins Michael Goins daughters Mrs Rachel Davis of St Petersburg Miss Nell Coins Mrs Louise Sigmon Mrs Helen Hull Mrs Carolyn Thomas brothers Buford White of Denver NC Zero White Edward White both of Cherryville sisters Mrs Muriel Workman Mrs Eve line Goins both of Cherryville War-lick is in charge MORGANTON Mr Charles Vernon England 63 retired electrician died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm Sunday at St Matthew's United Methodist Church Survivors are daughters Mrs Sheila Lawrence of Rock Hill Mrs Karen Broome Miss Lisa England both of Raleigh mother Mrs Etta England sisters Mrs Hazel Cannon of Palo Alto Calif Mrs Elizabeth Winters Sossoman is in charge MORGANTON The Rev John David Withrow Jr 78 retired Presbyterian minister died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at Quaker Meadows Presbyterian Church Survivors are wife Elizabeth sons Reid Withrow of Honolulu Lula Roberts Williams both of Charlotte Mrs Hattie Suttle ROCK HILL Mrs Lina Goodwin Moss 69 retired nurse's aide died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm Sunday at First Assembly of God Church Survivors are husband George sons Roger Moss of Columbia George Moss Jr Barry Moss Charles Moss daughters Mrs Janis Polk of Charlotte Mrs Peggy Thomas brothers Bill Goodwin of Rockingham NC Russell Goodwin of Mineral Springs NC sisters Mrs Mary King of Mineral Springs Mrs Pat West Bass is in charge ROCK HILL Mrs Trudy Hardin Williford 49 restaurant employee died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm today at Forest Hills Cemetery Survivors are son Bryan Williford parents Mr and Mrs James Hardin of Hickory Grove SC brother William Hardin of Hickory Grove sisters Mrs Peggy Gaston of Chester Miss Christine Hardin of Hickory Grove Mrs Flora Smith of Whitmire Greene is in charge Survivors are sons David Annas Byron Annas brother Roger Ruhnke of Glen Ellyn Ill Pendry's is in charge LENOIR Mr James Barnett 90 of Spartanburg formerly of Lenoir retired furniture worker died Thursday Funeral is 2 pm Sunday at Pendry's Funeral Home Survivors are wife Beulah of Spartanburg daughters Mrs Sybil Edwards of Spartanburg Mrs Shirley Helton of Naples Fla LENOIR Mrs Beulah Braswell Craig 84 textile retiree died Friday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at First Baptist Church Whitnel Survivors are son Ivey Craig daughters Mrs Sue Beach of Gastonia Mrs Betty Hall GreerMcElveen is in charge LENOIR Mr Paul Harding Oliver 71 retired construction worker died Friday Funeral is 4 pm today at Littlejohn United Methodist Church Survivors are wife Ruth son Jerry Oliver daughters Mrs Mary Pilkenton Mrs Carolyn Ford Mrs Lois McCall brothers Haskel Oliver of Morganton Norris Oliver of Wilkesboro sisters Mrs Ophelia Baker of Lincolnton Mrs Marceline Knight Mrs Ramona Icenhour Mrs Ruth Setzer Mrs Christine Roper Mrs Angell Adkins Pendry's is in charge LEXINGTON Miss Ora Belle Beck 86 textile retiree died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at Vogler's-Piedmont Funeral Home Survivors are brother Howard Benjamin Poole Philip Poole grandmother Mrs Gertrude Poole Shuford-Hatcher is in charge GREEN SEA Mr Voile Skipper 83 retired farmer died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm today at Hardwick Funeral Home Survivors are daughters Mrs Hazel Prevatte of Lumberton NC Mrs Lucille Suggs of Charlotte Mrs Betty Causey of Hampton Va KERSHAW Mr Jesse Wade Terry 76 retired security guard died Thursday Funeral is 4 pm today at Cauthen Funeral Home Survivors are wife Katherine sons Melvin Terry of Columbia Michael Terry brother Archie Terry sisters Mrs Nettie Huggins of Fort Mill Mrs Maggie Phillips Mrs Lucille Baker LANCASTER Mrs Meder Cooke Baker 84 textile retiree died Thursday Funeral is 3 pm today at Cauthen Funeral Home Survivors are sons Clayton Baker of Goose Creek Glenn Baker of Greenville SC CD Baker Jr daughter Mrs Gennette Harper of Hopkins sisters Mrs EINIEMEME South Carolina Deaths i 4 1 1 0 11 11 Television Actor Sidney Clute Is Dead Of Cancer At Age 69 Ifs Tough To Line A Bird Cage With The 6 O'Clock News gh Assedated Press SANTA MONICA Calif is I ---8 Sidney Clute the actor who played Des' tective Paul 41 LaGuardia on Ni the "Cagner 1 Lacey' televi0 sion series has ijim-li died of cancer He was 69 Mr Clute a te native of Brook Sled PTWAS A NT A MONICA Calif Sidney Clute the actor played De- tective Paul LaGuardia on the "Cagner Lacey' televi- sion series has died of cancer He was 69 Mr Clute a native of Brook- John's Hospital in Santa Monica He also had appeared in such films as Big Fix" with Richard Dreyfuss and "The Russians Are ComIng The Russians Are Corn-who ing" With Carl Reiner and Alan Arkin His other TV credits Included appearances on "Playhouse 90" "McCloud" "Dragnet" and "Lou Grant" On CBS's "Cagney Lacey" he played LaGuardia a gentle sup porter of the female detectives in a precinct dominated by male chauWednesday at St vinism )0k4able Boulware Mrs Evelyn -McKeown Mrs Christine Thomas GAFFNEY Miss Malinda Aise Poole 20 of Provo Utah 'fOrmerly of Gaffney died Sept 29 Funeral is 3 pm Sunday at Church of Jesus Christ of Lat -ter-day Saints Survivors are parents Edgar and Malinda Poole brothers EM Ppole Jr of Spartanburg Alan Pooleof Boise Idaho Mark Poole 11111111? Nancy Blalock of Boiling Springs NC brother Earl Underwood of Wingate stepdaughter Mrs Patty Poplin of Harrisburg Mr Paul Weathers Jr 61 Sur- vivors include half brother Willie Patton of Holly Hill SC Other Mecklenburg Deaths Mrs Connie Coskery DIggle 34 Mr Richard Carl Evans 63 Mr Gerry Fowler 62 Mrs Katherine McIntyre Gaither 66 Mr James Hunter 83 Tayjham Martin 4 Mrs Daisy Brooks Prather 75 Mrs Vera Wood Robinson 73 Mr Thomas Sims 76 Mrs Rosa Smith 83 Mr Charles Daniel Weitz 53 The Rev Osborne William Wright 1 78 6i 4 Clute lyn NY died Mecklenburg '1 Li! 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