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54 Santa Cruz Sentinel Sunday, August 7, 1977 Vital Statistics FUNERALS SC Doctor Critical Of Nyerere LOS ANGELES (AP) Tan-zanian President Julius Nyerere, who will pay an official visit to Los Angeles over the weekend and stay with Mayor Tom Bradley, is trying to stir up racial hatred in his African nation, a Santa Cruz doctor who spent the last three years there said Friday. Dr. Stanley Monteith says distrust and hatred in Tanzania now exists between tribes, not between blacks and whites. "They just have no compassion for someone of a different tribe. You can't conceive of the tribal hatred," Monteith said as he anounced a protest against Nyerere's visit.

"We could have no black doctors or black nursing supervisors at our hospital because if they were from a different tribe, the nurses wouldn't take orders from them." But he added: "They look to the white man as mediator. There is good will between the blacks and whites although there is no doubt that there is injustice, too. there are those who are trying to stir up racial hatred, suspicion and fear between the blacks and whites." Nyerere is one of those, Monteith said. "He is comitting genocide," Monteith said of Nyerere. "He is a dictator who kills his own people because they disagree with him and trains terrorists to kill black people in Rhodesia and South Africa." Earlier, Tony Hilder of the conservative American Party criticized Bradley for "using tax money to roll out the red carpet" for Nyerere.

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Pttitlons Filtd PARADISE Lawrence and Gloriane LITCHFIELD Horard and Linda TURNER Eleanor and Ernest TIBBITTS Mary and Harry STARR-ARRANAGA Laurel and Gustavo CARAWAY Stephen and Mary HERNANDEZ Alfonso and Yolanda WHITEHEAD Gayle and William BURDETTE Joan and Rolf VESTER Janet and Compton ROSARIO Manuel and Fran-cisca Annulments Filed WHEELER Marilyn and Dale Dissolutions Granted GARROUTEE Jerry and Janet CANAVARRO Nicolas and Georgia BRITTON Bonnie and Dennis FINDLEY Jeanne and James SCHULTZ Terri and Marcus PETERSON Judith and Walter DE LA GARZA Hortencia and Jesus BETTIS Christopher and Erin MCKINNEY Claudia and David BRISENO Matildeand George GROSS Heinz and Maria MARRIAGE LICENSES MURRAY-PACLEB Douglas Murray and Diana Pacleb, both of Santa Cru: MORENO-AMIN Joseph Moreno and Charlotte Amin, both of Santa Cruz LEFFLER-BROWN John Lef-fler Jr. and Judy Brown, both of Santa Cruz FELDTHOUSE-LOXAS David Feldthouse and Deyls Loxas, both of SAnta Cruz HEYN-BALDHOSKY David Heyn and Peggy Baldhosky, both of Santa Cruz MUNICH-KELLY -Albert Munich Jr. and Susan Kelly, both of Santa Cruz VINCENT-LANE Mark Vincent of Missoula, and Susan Lane of Scotts Valley AF FORD-MA RZULLO Howard Hafford and Victoria Marzullo, both of Capitola DUNCAN-COSTELLO Jeffrey Duncan of Granada Hills and Terri Costello of Aptos AMARAL-BUCKNER Thomas Amaral Jr. and Lorene Buckner, both of Santa Cruz RUSSO-HEPPNER Robert Russo and Jana Heppner, both of Aptos Lantern Offering Hundreds of small lanterns drlii own Motoyasu River before the dome building, background, which withstood the 1945 Atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The paper lanterns lit by candle are supposed to guide souls of those who died in bombing.

Tbey were part of a Buddhist ceremony marking 32nd anniversary of bombing Saturday. (AP Laserphoto) Calls Court Calendar THE FAMILY CIRCUS Copyright 1977. The Regntw and Tribune Syndicate. Irtt FUNERALS CARD OF THANKS LOCATELLI, NATALINE B. -We wish to thank all our friends and family members for the many kindnesses shown to us during the illness and death of our wife and mother.

We are especially grateful to the Soquel Fire Department, the staff at Norman's Family Chapel, Father C. V. McEachen, our dear friends who served as pall bearers, and all who sent floral and spiritual offerings, food and contributions. "Blessed are they that mourn; for they shall be comforted." RICHARD LOCATELLI JIM MUSLER FAMILY RON ZABALLOS FAMILY 87184 3620 Soquel Drive Soquel, California 95073 476-6211 HOLMES' Inc. Funeral Directors Since 1880 Our Staff can be at your assistance 24 hours a day.

If you have any questions or if we can help in any way please feel free to call or stop by our office. "The one you would roll, if you knew them oil 223 Churc St 423-4725 Florists FERRARI, the Florist THE FINEST IN FLOWERS 1222 Pacific Ave. Dial 426-1122 12 911 First Jamaican PM Bustamante Died Saturday KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) Sir Alexander Bustamante, the first prime minister of independent Jamaica, died 'Saturday at his home in Irish Town, the government-owned radio announced. He was 94. The broadcast said his wife Gladys was at his side when he died.

The announcement came as Jamaica's present prime minister, Michael Manley, hosted a luncheon in his official residence for Andrew Young, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, who is on a tour of 10 Latin American and Caribbean nations. Bustamente, founder of the Bustamente International Trade Union, the power base that catapulted him into politics, had been in ill health for some time. The veteran politician also founded the Jamaica Labor party which led the government from the time Jamaica gained independence from Britain in August, 1962, until Manley's People's National party took over in 1972. SBE Director Franklin P.

Johnson, chairman, SBE of Watson-ville, has announced the election of Thomas C. Andersen to the SBE Board of Directors. Andersen has, for years been involved with the consumer electronics industry and was one of the founders of Pacific Stereo. We can provide NORMANS FAMILY chapel Bouldtr Crttk Flrt Dtpartmtnt 10:11 p.m. Rescue call to Redwood Christian Park.

Thursday, Aug. 4, 1977 Santa Cruz Flrt Department 2:42 p.m. Fire that was out on arrival at 4:35 Barson. 5:32 p.m. Fire at Swanton Street near Delaware.

Redwood chips smoldering. 7:32 p.m. Rescue at 220 Gault. Medical. 11 :32 p.m.

Electrical failure at 129 Spring St. Transformer smoking. Scotts Valley Flrt Dtpartmtnt 3:18 p.m. Rescue call at 6348 Los Gatos Highway. Medical.

6:14 p.m. Rescue call at 535 Rockwood Lane. Person needed oxygen. 7:02 p.m. Public service call at 109 Crystal Oaks Drive.

Water running out of the house. Llvt Oak Flrt Dtpartmtnt 5:11 p.m. Illegal burn at 777 Voltz Lane. 8:06 p.m. Resucitator call.

False alarm at 3400 Portola Drive. Aptos Flrt Dtpartmtnt 6:18 p.m. Vehicle accident at on Clubhouse Drive and Lock Drive. Car hit a fire hydrent. 7:20 p.m.

Tree limb down at 438 Sumner Ave. 9: 19 p.m. False alarm first aid call at Aptos Street and Trout Gulch Road. Capitola Firt Department 1:52 p.m. Explosion.

Propane line to camper stove leaked and caught fire when owner lighted the stove. See photo and story. Bouldtr Crttk Firt Dtpartmtnt 9:35 a.m. Truck overturned two miles out of Boulder Creek on Bear Creek Road. 6:42 p.m.

Motorcycle accident on Bear Creek Road, two miles from Boulder Creek. 8:34 p.m. Child at Brookdale Lodge having breathing problems. Santa Cruz Flrt Dtpartmtnt 12:36 a.m. False alarm at the Laurel St.

bridge. 5:52 a.m. Gas leak at Soquel and Ocean. (SrUVWU'U- ARNOLDS Funeral and Cremation Services HUSSEY Mt. Hermon, California, August 4, 1977.

Mrs. Olive M. Hussey. Survived by her husband, James Hussey of Mt. Hermon, and one daughter, Helen Yvonne of Honolulu, Hawaii.

She is also survived by three brothers, Richard Howell of La Habra, Niles Howell of Mar Vista and Ralph Howell of Arizona. Native of Colorado, aged 56 years. Member of the Neighborhood Church of Christian and Missionary Alliance, Santa Cruz. Mrs. Hussey was a retired school teacher and had written books of poetry, school plays and was a painter.

Funeral services are pending at Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean. Street Extension, Santa Cruz. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services today, Sunday, August 7, 1977 at 2:00 p.m. in the Neighborhood Church of Christian and Missionary Alliance, 225 Rooney Street, Santa Cruz. The Reverand Mike Jarvis will be officiating and arrangements are under the direction of Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean Street Extension, Santa Cruz.

Interment will be in the Felton Cemetery. 8.7,184 LANE In Santa Cruz, California, August 3, 1977. Mr. Fred O. Lane.

Survived by his wife, Charlotte Lane of Santa Cruz; three daughters, Frances Aus of Omaha, Nebraska, Mariorie Rossman of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Shirley Jacobsen of Omaha, Nebraska. Also survived by nine grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren. Native of Nebraska, aged 90 years. Member of St. Paul Methodist Church, Omaha, Nebraska; Mizpah No.

302 F8.AM, Omaha; Idlewild Chapter No. 19 O.E.S., Santa Cruz. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, August 9, 1977 at 3:30 p.m. at Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean Street Extension, Santa Cruz, Friends may call at the Funeral Home from noon Monday until service time on Tuesday. Interment will be in the I F.

Cemetery, 1927 Ocean Street Extension, Santa Cruz. 7185 1402 Off an Ntrt-, Santa Crtu 125 1902 IRVINM. SMITH SONS chapel of the fouR seasons 423-5721 HARVILL In Santa Cruz, California, August 3, 1977. Mr. Comer L.

Harvill. Survived by a nephew, Doyle Thompson of Nashville, Tennessee and a dear friend, Mrs. Dee A. Perry of Aptos. Native of Centerville, Tennessee, aged 81 years.

Mr. Harvill had lived in Santa Cruz County since 1972 after his retirement from the United States Navy. He was a Lt. with a 30 year military career. Private services were held at Irvin M.

Smith 8. Sons, "LITTLE PINE CHAPEL" 1050 Cayuga Street, Santa Cruz, CA on Friday, August 5, 1977. Interment in National Cemetery, Madison, Tennessee. 8,5184 FUNERAL COUNSELORS 1050 Cayuga Street Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Telephone 423-4S00 DEPENDABLE EXCELLENCE One of the reasons that year after year, White's is the funeral home selected most often to serve in time of need. ii iiuh.suuru.

II ntnut, Sntttn rus the Funeral Service 425-1902 i i "I hope the pilot tells us when we get to New York so we don't go past our stop." Lettuce Price-Fixing Allegations Dismissed a total of 240 days in the county jail for two counts of drunken driving. He had a prior conviction. He was also fined $375, placed on one year summary probation and given a suspended one-year jail term. Frederick Joseph Ziese, 24, San Jose, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for battery on a peace officer. He was also placed on two years summary probation.

Thursday, Aug. 4, 1977 Municipal Court Judge Richard McAdams Dorothea Ray, president of Engineered Innovations was sentenced to 200 hours of volunteer service and required to make $3,418 in restitution for failing to make payments to the state for employe benefits and deductions. Joseph Gregory Jacobs, 207 Hall was sentenced to 60 days in jail for battery. He also was placed on one year formal probation. Robert Joseph Speckert, 26, 170 West Cliff Drive, Apt.

16, was sentenced to 150 hours of volunteer services for drunken driving. He also was placed on one year summary probation. Thursday, Aug. 4, 1977 Municipal Court Judge William Kelsay Herman Millwood, 50 333 High was fined $375 for drunken driving and placed on one year summary probation. He was also given a suspended 30-day jail term.

Superior Court II Judge Rollie Hall Kenneth Comly, 27, Monte Sereno, was sentenced to 60 days in jail for second-degree burglary. He was also placed on three years formal probation. He was arrested after a burglary at the Swan Lake Apartments on 14th Avenue. Fire Saturday, Aug. 6, 1977 Scotts Valley Flrt Department 8: 18 a.m.

Smoke investigation to Lockhart Gulch. Smoke probably coming from the Ben Lomond Dump. Capitola Fire Dtpartmtnt 2:06 p.m. First aid call to 3764 Capitola Road. 12:30 p.m.

Removal of ring at fire station. 4:18 p.m. Oxygen assist to walk-in patient at fire station. Department of Forestry 1:16 p.m. Medical aid to Paiaro Dunes, house 133.

2:34 p.m. Wildfire in rural area near Cluster Automobile in Watson-ville. Suspected arson to small patch of grass. 4:35 p.m. Automobile driver on Highway 1 cited for tossing lighted cigarette from car.

Boulder Creek Fir Dtpartmtnt 5:10 p.m. Minor car fire at the Olympic Station on Big Basin Way. 6:35 p.m. Call to Brookdale for car accident. Nothing found.

Friday, Aug. 5, 1977 Scotts Valley Flrt Dtpartmtnt 5:08 p.m. Vehicle fire one mile south of Scotts Valley northbound on Highway 17. Blown engine and no fire. Capitola Flrt Dtpartmtnt 4:28 p.m.

Resuscitator call to 613 Monterey Ave. Victim to Dominican Hospital via American Ambulance. Llvt Oak Flrt Dtpartmtnt 5:35 p.m. Gas wash down in 90 block of Broomer Street. 8:21 p.m.

Smoke check at Deluxe Foods incinerators on East Cliff Drive. Aptos Flrt Dtpartmtnt 4:35 p.m. Smoke check on Highway 1 between State Park Drive and Park Avenue. Branclfortt Flrt Dtpartmtnt 8:10 p.m. Illegal open burn at 4705 Branciforte Drive.

Ftlton Flrt Dtpartmtnt 3:05 p.m. Man down in Safeway parking lot. Taken to Domin ican Hospital by American Ambulance. Dtpartmtnt of Fortstry 3:55 p.m. Medical aid to Browns Valley Road.

11:36 p.m. Fully involved vehicle fire on Highway 17 in the southbound lane. Total loss. Wildlife Talk Slated Thursday An "Endangered Species Program" featuring the Bengal tiger, spotted leopard, black leopard, wolf, cougar, river otter (Asian, raccoon and chimpanzee will be presented Thursday at 7 p.m. by Dr.

Paul Lyon, wildlife management consultant of Kenya, East Africa, at the Del Mar School, Merrill Drive and 17th Avenue. There will be live animals, according to Lyon. The program is in association with Adult Education of the Live Oak Elementary School District. For information and tickets, contact Lyon at the school, 1959 Merrill Drive. Times Mirror LOS ANGELES (AP) The Times Mirror Co.

has announced a $26.5 million second-quarter net income, 33.5 per cent more than the $19.8 million figure for the same quarter last year. 1 (Living (Memorial is a (Donation to DOMINICAN 5ANTA CRUZ HOSPITAL FOUNfWlON 1555 Soquel Drive Santa Crw, California 95065 (408! 476 0220 By Bil Keane 77.7 million cartons from all California areas and some 110.6 million cartons from all areas of the United States. In dismissing the allegations, the FTC noted that the stipulated record contains no indication of the effects of the conduct of the cooperative and its 22 members on quantities or prices of lettuce. It said "diffrent questions might be presented if respondents' pricing practices had the effect of imposing prod-, uction or quality restrictions on lettuce." Two Injured Qn HijlhwBy 1 Two Santa Clara youths were injured Friday when the car in which they were riding crashed on Highway 17 just south of Summit Road and burst into flames. The accident occurred about 11:30 p.m.

According to the highway patrol, the driver, Ruste White, 18, and a passenger, David Sample, 18, were rushed to Dominican Hospital just after the accident. White lost control of the car as it was rounding a curve, a CHP spokesman said, and the car overturned and caught fire. The two youths were removed from the car and taken to the hospital. White was treated and released, but Sample was admitted to the hospital for treatment and observation. Former Football Coach Is Dead SAN MARINO, Calif.

(AP)-Don C. McCallister, former football coach at the University of South Carolina and Norwich University in Vermont, died Friday at the San Gabriel Community Hospital. He was 73. McCallister, who died of a heart attack, coached at South Carolina in the late 1930s and at Norwich from 1940-42. For the past 30 years he has been a realtor in Los Angeles.

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She was arrested after she attacked a bartender at the Wagon Wheel Bar in Ben Lomond with a catsup bottle. Stuart Dorsett Gant, 23, 3205 La Madrona Drive, was fined $375 for drunken driving and placed on one year summary probation. He also was given a suspended 30-day jail term. John A. Karpel, 29 761 30th was fined $375 for drunken driving and placed on one year summary probation.

He also was given a suspended 30-day jail term. Municipal Court Judge Richard Kessell James McNeill Homer, 26, Saratoga, was fined $375 for drunken driving and placed on one year summary probation. He also was given a suspended 30-day jail term. Bruce Jay Sladwick, 25, 718 Trevethan was sentenced to -(SLmwJ The Neptune Society 2845 Moorpark Ave. Suite 104 San Jose, Calif.

95128 Cem Bkr SC5 WASHINGTON (AP) Allegations of price-fixing against Central California Lettuce Producers Cooperative and 22 of its members have been dismissed by unanimous vote, the Federal Trade Commission announced Friday. Central, with headquarters at Salinas, began operating in 1973 after signing an identical "cooperative marketing agreement" with each of the 22 members named, the FTC said. The FTC staff complaint alleged that the cooperative and the 22 members illegally agreed among themselves on the selling prices for the members' lettuce. Tho nnmmiosinn ruloH that their price fixing practices are 0mn( frnm thp antitrust law exempt from the antitrust laws under the Capper-Volstead Act. A section of that act permits producers of agricultural products to act together in associations in collectively marketing their products.

The FTC found that the challenged conduct qualifies for this exemption because it is a "marketing" activity. The FTC said that in 1973 Central's members shipped more than 20 million cartons of lettuce out of a total of some PUBLIC NOTICE UJUJUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR TIMBER HARVEST PERMIT ROBERT BALDWIN (OWNER) AND ERNEST FRIDLEY (OPERATOR) have applied for Timber Harvesting Permit No. 77-1045-TH to selectively havest approximately 38 acres ot timber and to remove approximately 250,000 board feet, on property LOCATED OFF OF UPPER EUREKA CANYON ROAD, EUREKA CANYON AREA within SEV, Section 10T10S, R1E Assessor's Parcel No. 106-291-16 within the U-BS-40 acre Zone District, SECOND SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT. This will be one item on the agenda when the Santa Cruz County Planning Commission holds a public hearing on Wednesday, August 17, 1977, at 9:00 a.m.

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