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HWY ST EXIT SOQUEL AVE in Cruz Sentinel Friday, June 25, 1982 Grand Jury Says: Vital Statistics Crack Down On Illegal Homes Wilbert 'Bill' Lineberry Services will be conducted Friday for Wilbert Lineberry died Wednesday in Los Gatos. He was 52. Mr. Lineberry, was a native of Indiana. He is survived by his wife, Ileene of Los Gatos; two sons, Alvin and Michael; a daughter, Barbara; a brother, Robert Lineberry; two sisters, Lois Martin and Sharon Hord; two grandchildren; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Services will be Friday at the Chapel of the Hills, 615 North Santa Cruz Los Gatos, at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Park. Armed Bus Rider 'High On Speed' The man who boarded a Transit District bus around noon Thursday with a loaded gun claims he was "high on speed" (amphetamines) for nine days, police said today. Police identified the suspect as Grant Edward McFarland, 28, of 325 Madrona Drive, Boulder Creek. He was charged with suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, brandishing a gun and being a an ex-felon in possesion of a gun.

Police also said he was found with a hunting knife on him. The incident began at 11:41 a.m. when McFarland boarded a bus at the transit center with a gun in his hand. Police said as the bus approached Laurel and King streets, McFarland moved to a seat near driver Sally Munroe and waved the revolver in the air Munroe continued driving the bus to King Street and Bay Drive, where she saw a fellow bus driver watering his lawn. Police said Munroe stopped the bus, departed and told the other driver that a man with a gun was on her bus.

He called police. At one point, McFarland told the bus driver that, "If I go, you go, too," police said. Reports also said McFarland pointed the gun at several passengers on the bus. Police arrived as the bus was pulling up to Western Drive and Meder Street. When McFarland saw patrolmen, he handed the gun to the bus driver and surrendered, they reported.

McFarland was first taken to Community Hospital, where blood samples were taken, and later transported to County Jail. The Sheriff's Office suspects McFarland may have been the same man who waved a handgun at a employee at 41st about 8:40 a.m. Police said they questioned McFarland and found him to be disoriented. He told them he had been awake for nine days and had been on amphetamines. He had also told the bus driver that people were out to get him.

Police said no shots were fired. McFarland was in custody about 11 minutes after the incident began, police said. Woman In Custody On Stabbing Charge A 34-year-old woman was taken into custody early this morning by Santa Cruz police after she allegedly stabbed a man. Police said the assault, which occurred in the beach area, may have been motivated by a dispute over the woman's friend. The victim, Steven P.

Hillman, 32, of Santa Cruz, was taken to Community Hospital, where he was treated for stab wounds to his back and right leg. He was released. Police arrested Nadia Lee Howard, 34, of 701 Beach No. 63, on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Two knives were allegedly used in the attack, said police.

Earlier in the evening, Hillman, Howard and two other people were at the Lighthouse bar sharing drinks, police reported. Howard became upset when 1 Hillman made advances to her woman friend, police said. Later, Hillman and the other two left the bar to walk at the beach, stopping along the way to buy more beer, police said. As they approached Raymond and Beach streets, they encountered Howard, about 2:36 a.m. A fight ensued in which Hillman vaguely remembers getting hit by Howard, police said.

Seaside Security officers overheard the fight and called police, who arrested Howard. Today, she is in County Jail, being held in lieu of $5,000 bail. Head-On Collision Injures Boulder Creek Woman, 25 A head-on collision shortly after midnight today sent the driver of one car to the hospital with minor injuries. The CHP said Cynthia Lynn Randall, 23,,225 Coffee Berry Drive, Boulder Creek, was speeding on Highway 236 near Big Basin Way at 12:05 a.m. when she lost control of her car in a turn, crossed into the oncoming traffic lane and struck a car being driven by Brett Declan Setterlund, 21, Boulder Creek.

Setterlund's car in turn hit two parked vehicles belonging to Bill Williams, the CHP said. Randall was taken to Dominican Hospital and treated for minor injuries. She was later released. Flea Market Sunday In SV The Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold a flea market on Sunday, beginning at 8 a.m. at the Santa's Village property off Highway 17 in Scotts Valley.

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It was disclosed last year that one of the homes without a permit was owned by county Planning Commissioner Mitchell Page, an attorney with strong environmental credentials. Page said he would apply for a permit. The grand jury said today county should ask the help of the Sheriff's Department in its zoning informcement if necessary. Concerning the alternative standards, the jury stated, "Since 1975, Santa Cruz County has attempted to adopt a set of alternative building standards or 'cabin standards' which could be accepted by the Board of Supervisors and which the Planning Department felt could be enforced. date, no such alternate building standards have been adopted.

The last set of proposed alternate building standards date from A major problem in getting new standards is the politics of the issue. Conservative board members don't want to sway from the uniform building code which is the standard of the established building trade. The environmental supervisors don't want to open up the Santa Cruz Mountains to residential development that can exist in remote areas. In other areas of county government and public concern, the jury found the following: Department While the departement is run in a "reasonable, orderly manner' it could possibly save some money with more bidding that is competitive. The report notes that the department is successful in its combining purchasing powers for a number of agencies.

Better accounting would help in some areas, the jury states. computer Could use better security system and training of personnel. Improvements are being made as fast as money allows. Hills Extended Care Facility Improvements are being made by the new management, but there are still some problems including the "intermingling of the male and female patients without constant supervision" which "is a potential problem." Monitoring of the facility by the county board should continue. Department The jury recommends the board get a cultural programs coordinator.

of Weights and Measures The jury found it is well managed and adequately equipped, but that it needs another field inspector. Homes The jury "found that most group homes are a valuable asset to society," but "unfortunately, a small percentage of group homes do not appear to have the welfare of the children i in mind." The jury found "a gross inequity in rates among the and recommended the county have a commission that would monitor all licensed group homes. Schools Two of the three community schools got very good grades from the jury and the third was found to be a little too cluttered and "casual and unstructured." The jury states the "community should be involved in these schools" and noted that many students who were failing in traditional schools were getting it together in the community schools. Superintendent of Schools The jury recommends the people of the state again get the chance to vote on whether the county superintendent should be elected or appointed. The jury says the office would work better with an appointed superintendent.

Crime Report Santa Cruz Police Nab Burglary Suspect A man suspected of breaking into a Riverside Avenue apartment Thursday afternoon was nabbed at San Lorenzo Park after witnesses identified him as being the burglary suspect, police reported. Taken into custody was Frank Watson Eaton, 35, no local address. He was arrested on suspicion of burglary and possessing stolen property. Police said neighbors heard someone pounding on the Riverside Avenue apartment of Charles Harless at about 4:58 p.m. When Harless returned, he found that someone had broken into his apartment and taken some almonds.

Eaton was stopped a short time later, after police found witnesses who could identify him, they said. A man and a juvenile were arrested near a Boulder Creek home on suspicion of prowling Thursday night, sheriff's deputies reported. A neighbor heard a truck drive up to the home of Diane Butler, Ridgewood Road, Boulder Creek, about 10:45 p.m., and saw the two men standing outside the home. Deputies were called and questioned the men. Arrested were Paul Gordon Bakken, 24, 270 Chirco Drive, and a 16-year-old Lompico deputies said.

Two young girls told deputies a man propositioned them to go into an abandoned home on Howe Street Thursday morning. The girls said they were walking by the home at about 9:25 a.m. when a man offered them a dollar to step inside the home. They ran away, deputies said. The man was described as being Hispanic, about 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing about 115 pounds.

Three persons were arrested on a variety of charges following a loud, raucous party in Felton Wednesday, said sheriff's reports. Deputies were called to the home of Barbara Ann Grillet, and Mark Somer Corson, both of 276 Redwood Road, Felton, at about: 2:40 a.m. after neighbors complained of loud music. The first time they checked the house, deputies found Infant Girl Succumbs A 15-month-old Lompico girl died Thursday night at Stanford Medical Center, some 24 hours after she was found by her mother submerged in a bathtub at the family's Trevor Street home. The infant, Jaqueline Halvorsen, was bathing with her four-year-old sister and the two were left momentarily unattended by their mother, Kathy Halvorsen according to Zayante Fire Department reports, The older sister left the tub, said Fire Chief Ken Boynton, and the infant was then found without vital signs by her mother.

Firefighter Jeff Maxwell arrived on the scene and began cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, and continued it while he and the victim were rushed first by fire vehicle, then by ambulance, to Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz. She was transferred in critical condition to Stanford Medical Center early Thursday morning, and died there at 9:45 that night. An autopsy was to have been performed this afternoon in Santa Clara County. Sell Unwanted Items With A Classified Ad Dial 426-8000 (Santa Cruzt CREMATION Service stalls on a first-come, firstserve basis at a cost of $10 per stall. No reservations are being taken.

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7:49 p.m. Medical aid, 140 Catalpa St. Victim to hospital by ambulance. 10:22 p.m. Medical aid, 352 Frederick St.

Victim to hospital by ambulance. 11:27 p.m. Medical aid, 55 Front St. Victim to hospital by ambulance. Central County Fire 5:43 p.m.

Reported vehicle accident, East Cliff Drive at Sunny Cove. Canceled en route. 6:36 p.m. Automatic aid to Capitola Fire. Canceled en route.

8:50 p.m. Reported structure fire, 101 8th Ave. Barbecue. Capitola Fire Department 4:48 p.m. Man down, 506 Bay Ave.

6:36 p.m. Structure fire, Lucky's store on 41st Avenue. Minor electrical fire in office. 8:26 p.m. Structure fire, 421 Riverview Ave.

Minor wall fire. Aptos Fire Department 8:14 p.m. Reported vehicle accident, Sumner and Clubhouse Drive. Unable to locate. Felton Fire Department 8:30 p.m.

Reported medical emergency, 323 Blair St. Nothing found. Scotts Valley Fire Department 10:33 p.m. Vehicle accident, Highway 17 south of Mt. Hermon offramp.

Non-injury. Friday, June 25, 1982 Central County Fire 12:56 p.m. Grass fire, Proand East Cliff Drive. spect, spot. 3:18 a.m.

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8:07 a.m. Alarm sounding, 257 Center St. Department of Forestry 10:22 a.m. Vehicle accident, Highway 1 north of Scott's Creek bridge. Victim to hospital by ambulance.

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FUNERALS FUNERALS In Wilbert Los Gatos, "Bill" Lineberry. Survived by his wife, lleene of Los Gatos; children, Alvin, Barbara and Michael. Son of Mildred Lineberry; grandson of Etta Frayer; brother of Robert Lineberry, Lois Martin and Sharon Hord; father-in-law of Kathleen and Sharon Lineberry; grandfather of Brandon and Wade. Also survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins. Native of Indiana, aged 52 years.

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Grillet yelled at deputies. and tried to make them leave, said reports. She was taken into custody on charges of resisting arrest, disturbing the peace and negilgent care of her two children, who were in the home during the party. Meanwhile, deputies found Corson in a car being driven by Randall William Schmoll, 18, 203 May Ave. Corson, 21, was playing the car stereo loudly and was asked to turn the volume down, deputies reported.

They also noticed that the car had a broken window. Corson was arrested on suspicion of vandalism, for allegedly breaking the car's window. Schmoll was arrested on suspicion of auto theft, after it was discovered he didn't own the car he was driving, deputies said. Santa Cruz police and sheriff's detectives discovered about 22 marijuana plants growing in the backyard of a residence at 1112 Mission Apt. Thursday morning.

An arrest warrant was being sought for the resident, they said. Working on information provided by a neighbor who saw the plants, the officers obtained a search warrant for the home. Police said the marijuana plants were small, but if they had matured, they would have been worth about $40,000. said Sgt. Bill Aluffi.

He added they were of the sinsemilla variety. Also found at the home were cocaine paraphernalia and a small quantity of processed marijuana. Robbery Suspect Nabbed After Gas Station Heist Police arrested a robbery suspect moments after he allegedly held up a Regal gas station on Ocean Street at gunpoint Thursday night. Police said a man wearing a watch cap and sunglasses walked up to station attendant Ricky Larson at the Regal gas station at Ocean and Hubbard streets at about 11:40 p.m. The robber held a gun at Larson and demanded all of the "large bills" from the cash drawer.

He fled on foot, and Larson chased after him, police reported. The robber ran down Hubbard Street, up a driveway of a home and jumped over a fence, police said. They arrived within minutes and searched the area. Lt. Dennis Finnegan found the suspect in a washroom of an apartment complex, reports said.

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