Sapulpa Daily Herald from Sapulpa, Oklahoma • 7

LASSIFIEDS bulletin HOME IMPROVEMENT DAVID CASTOR CARPENTER-PAINTER REMODELING-CARPORTS CABMETS A TRIM REFERENCES FREE ESTSIATES 224-4781 224-0545 CAR CARE HAMILTON CONSTRUCTION CO New construction, remodeling, room additions, dock and porches 224-6253 HANDY HAN SERVICE Carpentry, Painting Concrete, Roofing, Lawns Clean Up 14 Years Experience Reasonable Rates 224-1354 CAR CARE AUTO SUPPLY CO I We Heven Got Well Gel IT 224-0430 18 Park St Sapulps, OK 74060 AUTOMOTIVE Window Tinting Has com to Sapulpa Also Pin Striping BodySido Molding Mention this ad 8 get 10 Off 224-1087 625-2176 TOM'S ALIGNMENT Ssrvlcs Is Back At AUTOMOTIVE We have a complete car care center and wrecker serves Menton the ad and get 5 00 off any service 224-8816 Hwy 97 71st CHIMNEY SERVICE Scott's Chimney 4 'if-P-jcl Cleaning Service Chimney Cepe, Deodorizing 0 Chimney, Crown Repair Free EsSneSe On Air-Duct Cleaning 227-3201 ELECTRICIAN AIM ELECTRIC ArclW Sechraat New Wiring-Repairs Commercial-Resldontlal Industrial 1514 Main 224-2040 Sapulpa Electric Co Inc 7hs Best In Wiring Full Una Ol Electrical Supplies Radio Dispatched Over 30 yean Experience 11N Water Bill Broonsr 224-1100 or 224-8102 APPLIANCES BEVENUE'S SERVICE CO Washers Dryers Refrigerators All Brands Serviced Central Heat Mobile Home Heating Furnace Service 227-0330 A4 For Sals I Real Estate 2 4 acres 14X80, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Small down Close 224-9029 A 7 For Rent VJf i Houses For Sals Trucks Lon Jackson Agency Real Estate Insurance 26 Park 224-1244 2 Bedroom, Near Liberty School 325 00 Paula McGuire 224-9055, 224-5915 Terry Gartside Realtors 3BEDROOM, 1 bath, on 1 acre 32,000 224-2374 HUD VA Homs Purchase Information Number 224-2031 RO-DON 'REALTORS 500 DOWN 150 monthly buys 10 acres 10 minutes west of Sapulpa Owner 495-3970 Mobile ready 500 down 134 monthly buys 2 to 5 acres 15 minutes ol -Sapulpa Owner 495-3978 it DEERWOOO RANCHETTES 10 ACRE TRACTS Wslsr-Roadt-Elsdric A A Minimum Down it OWNER WILL CARRY SYNAR LAND CO it 74S-4477-Niflhl WWW By Owner 4 bedroom, 2' bath, 2,100 sq ft 79,500 No agents 224 6907 LIKE NEW' 2 bdrm bnck Lease option 4 bdrm, 2' baths Exceptional kitchen Both central heat air 224-4543, 224-7022 Secluded 10 all utilities Beautiful wooded corner Possibly assume VERY NICE small 2 bdrm Washer dryer hook-up and storage shed Range, refrigerator 275 Water paid Deposit 150 224-6397 227 3455 4 4 For Rent I I Apartments 2 AND 3 bedroom Dishwasher, refrigerator, gas stove, gas, water peid Pool and laundry room Section 8 housing accepted 224-8144 '82 Bronco, 6 cylinder stan dard, 4 speed Excellei shape 3,950 224-8313 '80 Ford pickup Power steenng brakes, automatic 2,350 224 6253 '84 1 ton Ford 6 9 engine, new tag tires brakes clutch New injection pump front end, extra springs, 160 gal fuel under frame 7 900 firm 224-3563 LEGAL NOTICE Publshtd In Sapulpa Herald January 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23 24 25, 26, 26, 1990 CITY SAPULPA NOTICE TO BOOERS Sealed proposals will be accepted in the Office of the City Manager Civ Hal 425 East Dewey, 0 Box 1130, Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74067, until 200 PM on January 29, 1990, for the following terns 1 Seventeen 17 Recondinned Pobce Cars 2 Seventeen 17 Shotguns Police Dept Bids will be opened at 200 on January 29,1990, and wilbe awarded at the regular Commission Meeting on February 19, 1990, at 7 00 at the Sapulpa Public Library, 27 Dewey Specifications may be obtained at the Office of the Ciy Manager The Cty reserves the right to reiect any or all bids, with or without cause, and to waive al formalities TONY W000ALL Assistant City Manager Sapulpa Okla Herald, Tuesday, January 23, 1990 PAGE SEVEN Court hears jury case Backhoe, Boxblade, dump trucks, top soil, gravel 321-9548, 321-5368 45- For Sale Livestock ROOFING-REPAIRS Gravel, Shingles, Wood, Etc Tear Oflt-Re Roofe Repairs Small Jol Wolcomo Estimates Pete 227-0369 HOSTESS APPLY in person Kentucky Fried Chicken 501 South Main THUMPER'S now hiring Apply in person 73- Wanted PINES APARTMENTS Quiet Clean One Bedroom Call Monday Thru Friday 9 To 224-8624 FERTILIZED BERMUDA and Fescue hay 1 70 bale 367-2014 Hay for sale Round and square 224-6824 Praine Bermuda grass hay for sale 2,500 sq bales 1 65 and up 224-0261, 224-0582 i 7 Building I Material Carpentry Rep floor- levelmg-bracmg Vinyl siding ARLAN'S CONCRETE work, all kinds 224-5725 Haul Odd Jobs 224 6835 Hauling, trash, furniture, appliances, etc 224-4876 John's Paint Remodeling Some cement work Guaranteed 224-1596-24 hrs VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM apartment Central heat and air 224 8051 12- For Rent Fum Apartment 3 ROOMS BILLS PAID 227-3249 224-5688 FULL BED efficiency Laundry Pay alectnc only 185 224-8429, 321-5131 A For Rant A I Mobil Home 2 BEDROOM unfurnished Adults 1 Vi baths 224-7510 224-8400 2 BEDROOM Kiefer 224 5586 For Rent 1 Houses 2 BEDROOM 723 Hodge 100 deposit 250 227-2435 2 3 bdrm houses Also 3 bdrm apis Central a 224-7022, 224-4543 3 BEDROOM bnck, 1 car Appliances 450 150 Deposit 224-2068 426 Ross 2 bdrm, fenced 224-2530, 224-1805 CLEAN 1 bedroom house Adults, no pets Inquire at 323 West Lee HOUSES 224-3056 MOUNDS 2 bdrm, garage corner lot, utility room Redecorated last year 275 plus deposit 299 3650 ONE BEDROOM 175 month 224-2019 Country living, 2 and 3 bedrooms, water, trash, appliances included 20 min from Tulsa 1st month Free 224 2437 2 BDRM mobile 250 month deposit 224-5461 ryj Commercial tl Rental BUILDING 505 North Mission 224-7683 BUY DEAD or alive appliances 227-5081 CLEAN Houses 321-5604 House cleaning 224-8433 Housecleaning 224-1262 7 a Child-Day I 4 Car BABYSITTING ANYTIME 227-2705 BABYSITTING, my home Relerenoes 227-4221 Babysit My home Days 6-6 Relerances Liberty Mounds 1-827-3682 Experienced Nanny will babysit, my home Anytime 224-3208 Licensed 2 to 4 years ol age 227-4019 QQ Lost 00 and Found REWARDII FOR return of small handmade basket taken from 103 East Dewey 224-0170 89- 48 For Sale i Miscellaneous For Sale JO Cars 1977 Chrysler Cordoba Good car 700 or best offer 321-9731 after 5 pm '61 Sludebaker dr, hardtop owner 224-9177 For Sal OP Truck TRUCK SALE NIGHT Tuesday evening 6 pm Enlow Auto Auction Sapulpa Ok 918-227-2666 CARPET SALE All remnants and end rolls on sale now LaFevers Carpet 111 South Mam 224-3299 Carports, Patio Covers, Vinyl Siding Storm Windows Doors, Guttering, Awnings Free Est Clark Waggoner 227-1611 USED APPLIANCES-Sales Repair, with warranty 224-7945 1-247-6625 CUSTOM DESIGNED ornamental iron Free Est, Carroll Boyd 224-0412 KB Lotion laoe cream as on shopping channel Rich ardson cleaner, Symphony soap, Encore dish soap 1030 Taft 224-1137 Novelty Work EEOACREbuildinglS on the east side Blacktop roads, rural water, quiet area 15,000 Mary Carter 224-2518 InEW LISTING Close to Liberty school 2 bedroom, 1 bath, large kitchen, inside utilities, built in the 80 on double corner lot 29,500 Mary Carter 224-2518 2129 use BOND MONEY on this 3 bedroom, 1 bath, full bnck, close to school For more information call Mary Carter 224-2518 2149 TERRY GARTSIDE hud REALTORS 401 Main SuduId 224-5915 49- For Sal Firewood OAK FIREWOOD 40 delivered 247-6922 FIREWOOD 224 5992 55- Radio and TV rvic TV- Stereo- VCR Repair Most work home Serving Glenpool, Sapulpa surrounding areas Best Electronics 322 9298 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Monday thru Thursday evenings, 8 201 Oak CARPET SALE Dupont Stainmaster and Monsanto Stamblocker on sale now LaFevers Carpel 111 South Mam 224 3299 Outstanding Credit Repair Guide Call for special recorded information 209-625 6110, Dept 12 PLEASE PAY only your regular SAPULPA HERALD carrier, and request a receipt The Herald cannot assume responsibility for money paid 10 the wrong person Know your regular earner 70- lp I Wanted CLERICAL Type 50 words per min 10 key required, Sun ft week day off Work 40 hours including Sat 800 per month, after 1 year, 2 weeks vacation Call for appointment between 10 am ft noon Mon- Wad, Thur- Fri 227-0722 Sapulpa Sale Barn Flea Market ft Auction every Wed ft Thur Open daily 120 Burnett LEGAL NOTICE CATASTROPHE Call Circuit Solutions Mobil Audio, Video For Immediate Field Service 227-4536 ATTENTION- HIRING Government jobs, your area 69,485 Call 1-602-838-8885 EXT 869 Satellite 1 Service Satellite System repairs We service all brands, systems 224 9009 Legal Secretary Must have experience on a IBM won display wnter 224-6444 ask lor Rose AVON Earn 6- 10 hour No door to door selling No initial investment Free gift offer 224-2280 Published In Sapulpa Herald January 23, 1990 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION OIL ft GAS CONSERVATION DIVISION Jim Thorpe Building Oklahoma City Oklahoma 73105-4993 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF DYNE EXPLORATION COMPANY, FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL TO INJECT FLUID FOR ENHANCED RECOVERY NO 2 WELL LOCATED IN THE NW 4 SW 4 NE 4 OF SECTION 18 TOWNSHIP 15 NORTH RANGE 9 EAST, CREEK COUNTY, OKLAHOMA No 21613 NOTCE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO All persons, owners, producers, operators, purchasers and takers ol oil and gas and all other inter ested persons, particularly in Creek County, Oklahoma NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Dyne Exploraton Company, 119 North Robinson, Suite 790, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, requesting that the Corporation Commission, pursuant to OCC-OGR Rule 3-304 and 3-305, and RP 8-8 authorize the approval of the iryecfron of flux tor enchanced recover into a wel as tallows LEASE AND WELL LOCATION Grossed No 2 Wel NW 4 SW 4 NE 4 of Section 18-15N-9E Creek County, Oklahoma INJECTION ZONE AND DEPTH Red Fork 2556' to 2570' INJECTION PRESSURE AND RATE 550 BO 250 PSI Obfections may be Med with the Corporation Commission wittan Mteen 15 days after pubf- cafron of th Note Ob ction should be mated to the 08 and Gas Conservation Division, Underground injection Control Department, Thorpe Balding, Room 201 Oklahoma City Oklahoma731054993 llnownt- ten objection received withe ftfteen 15 days from the date of oubieatxxi of the Notee, the Appicaten wil be approved aommsrauvefy For rtormaton concerning tfw acton contact CHARLES HELM, Attorney ter Dyne Exploration Company, 105 North Huteon, Oklahoma Cay Oklahoma 73102, 405 232-9000 Publshed In Sapulpa Herald January 23, and 30, 1990 NOTCE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTCE 6 hereby given that on the 26 day ol February, 1990, at 1000 o'clock, am, at Creek County Courthouse, First Floor, in Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff ol said Creek County will offer tor sale, and sel for cash, at public auction to the highest and best bidder, with appraisement al that certae real estate and appurtenances in Creek County, Oklahoma, deserted on the attached Exhbit A' EXHIBIT A The South 150 feet ot the North 300 feet ol the West 294 feet ot the Southwest Quarter ot the Northwest Quarter SW 4 NW 4 of Section Twenty-two 22 Townshp Eghteen 18 North, Range Eleven 11 East, ot the Indian Base and Meridian, in Creek County Stale of Oklahoma, according to the Government Survey thereof Property Address 2345 Sahoma Lake Road, Sapulpa, Oklahoma 74066 Persons or other entities having or claiming an interest in the property including those whose actual address unknown and persons or other entities whose unknown successor are hereby notified are ARTE BROOK and the spouse of ARTIE BROOK, 8 married, MERCER and the spouse otC MERCER, if manied the unknown Heirs, Successors Personal Representatives, Credi tors, Admmstrators and Assigns ol HUGH SCOTT, Deceased Said sale will be made pursuant to a Wnt ol Special Execution issued upon a judgment entered on the 18th day of January 1990, in the Dstnct Court ot Creek County, Oklahoma, in Cause No C-89 644, wherein LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS, formerly known as LEADER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION was Plaintiff, and CHARLES CONN, a a CHARLES LANIER CONN, and SHERRY A CONN, aVa SHERRY ANNE CONN, husband and wife, eta were Defendants, to satisfy sax lodgment in the sum of 46,870 95, with interest as provided by law, attorney's leec ot 1,500 00, and costs accrued and costs accruing, including costs of said sale Said lands and tenements have been appraised according to the law at the value ot 42 00000 DOUG NICHOLS Shenff of Creek County, Oklahoma BY ZELMA HINDMAN Deputy LINDSAY BAILEY 0 Box 1521 Norman, Ok 73070 405 329 6600 WASHINGTON AP The Supreme Court says the right to be tried by an impartial jury does not entitle a white defendant to have blacks serve as jurors deciding the accused fate But the justices, sharply divided over the issue, indicated that in some future case they might rule that excluding blacks as jurors does discriminate unlawfully against white defendants Those seemingly contradictory conclusions were spelled out Monday in the case of Daniel Holland, a Chicago-area white man sentenced to 85 years in prison for rape, kidnapping and armed robbery He was convicted by an all-white jury after prosecutors ban-ed the only two blacks among more than 30 prospective jurors from serving on the panel In other action, the court Sent a new signal it will permit widespread, random drug testing for government workers even when public safety is not at stake The justices, without comment, refused to interfere with random drug tests for some Justice Department employees and civilian Army drug and alcohol counselors Ruled, 6-3, that lawyers in the nation capital violated antitrust law when they went on strike to demand higher pay from the city for representing penniless criminal defendants Agreed to use a North Carolina case to decide whether nuclear industry whistle- blowers who say they were disciplined for complaining about lax safety may sue under stale personal injury laws Said it will decide in a decade-long Haitian refugee case when the government must pay legal fees to people who sue it successfully The court will hear a Bush administration appeal aimed at limiting the fees Voted to study a former high school wrestling coach 15-year-old libel lawsuit against an Ohio newspaper At issue is how courts are to distinguish between fact and opinion in libel cases In the Holland case, the court voted, 5-4, that his Sixth Amendment right to be tried by a jury representing a fair cross-section of the community was not violated Left unanswered is whether Holland or any other white defendant 14th Amendment right is abridged when prospective jurors are excluded because they are black The 14th Amendment guarantees equal protection under the law, broadly prohibiting racial bias Justice Anthony Kennedy, who voted with the majority Monday, said he might switch his vote if the issue is 14th Amendment protections I find it essential to make clear that if Holland claim here were based on the 14th Amendment Equal Protection Clause, it would have merit, he said Holland had not asked the high court to consider the 14th Amendment issue in his case The justices in 1986 ruled that when prosecutors disqualify potential jurors based on their race it violates the 14th Amendment ban on discrimination But that case, involving a black defendant and black jurors, applied only to instances in which the defendant and the jurors arc the same race The court never has said whether unlawful racial discrimination in jury selection occurs when the accused is of a different race than the excluded jurors The 1986 ruling dramatically curtailed the traditionally broad power of prosecutors to eliminate prospective jurors from trials by using peremptory, or automatic, challenges Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the court in Holland appeal, said, Race as such has nothing to do with the legal issue in this case Holland Sixth Amendment claim would be just as strong if the object of the exclusion had been, not blacks, but postmen, or lawyers, or clergymen, or any number of other identifiable groups, he said Farm food stamp rules change OKLAHOMA CITY AP A rule change approved by the Oklahoma Commission on Human Services will allow more farmers to be eligible for food stamps State officials, however, say they don expect large numbers of farmers to begin applying Glen Wallace, coordinator of rural mental health programs for the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service, said that even with the new policy, few farmers will apply for food stamps He pointed to their pride and their disillusionment with government as the reasons It will open a door, but I don think you will have a run on food stamps, he said Monday The commission, which oversees the Department of Human Services, approved a change to exclude farm land and work-related equipment as assets in determining food stamp eligibility for self-employed farmers DHS director Phil Watson said the highest number of Oklahoma farm households receiving food stamps at one time has been 12 Wallace said many farmers although deep in debt have been unable to qualify for public assistance because land and equipment were considered assets Many farmers in the past were discouraged from applying for food stamps because of the criteria concerning land and vehicles, said Tom Self, associate director of policy analysis at DHS Also Monday, the commission voted a Si per day increase for child care providers who serve DHS-subsidized children Low-income families arc eligible for day care assistance through the DHS The DHS now will reimburse child care providers 10 per day for school-age children in full-time care, SI 1 pa day for preschoolers and Si2 per day for infants and toddlers The vote to raise the reimbursements came after the commission was presented a report outlining some of the problems with the existing system A legislative task force, led by Sen Vicki Miles-LaGrangc, D-Oklahoma City, and Rep Vickie White, D-Norman, held hearings statewide last year to examine the needs of the child-care system FBI searches for mail bomber ENTERPRISE, Ala AP FBI agents investigating the mail-bombings that killed a federal judge and a civil rights lawyer searched the salvage business and home of a man who lost an appeal before a panel that included the judge A published report today indicated the agents may have been looking for a typewriter used in letters from the bomber A relative of the man whose property was searched said FBI agents asked family members about an old typewriter, but the agents did not say why Robert Wayne Ferrell was questioned most of the day Monday, and agents with bomb-sniffing dogs searched his sprawling Enterprise junk warehouse, a smaller junk shop, and his home in nearby New Brockton, about 75 miles from Birmingham Police and a bomb squad from a nearby Army base joined the search No charges were filed against O'Fcrrcll or anyone else, agent Chuck Archer of Mobile said Agents suspended their search at about 10 and police scaled Fcrrcll property O'Fcrrcll, 46, described by a neighbor as a former Baptist preacher who once sold insurance and took up the junk business about three years ago, was released after questioning and was back at his home this morning He told reporters he was cooperating in the investigation and may have a statement at an appropriate lime He then asked the reporters to leave his property TV gives clues in dad search 1 I Inr vlwon Vll LAWTON AP A Lawton woman has spent plenty of lime on the phone since a television show aired the story of her father, who disappeared in 1947 My phone rang from late Wednesday the night of the show until Saturday, Carol Solstad said Officials with the program, Unsolved Mysteries, told her they took more than 250 tips and got thousands of phone calls after airing the segment on her father Ray Curtis Hickingbotham, a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps, was working in radio intelligence for the Army Security Agency at Vint Hill Farms Station and Arlington Hall Station, Va when he failed to return home one October day Through the years, Solstad has heard numerous accounts of his disappearance, including the government claim that he deserted She refused to accept the government answer and began her own investigation In 1987, after an article about her father ran in an Arlington, Va newspaper, Solstad said she received a phone call from a man who claimed to be a former member of the Central Intelligence Agency The man said he knew her father and that in 1947, her father was forced to change his name and not allowed to return home for his family safety The caller said he learned of Hick- ingbotham secret in 1959, when Hickingbotham best friend died He essentially said my father was a good man and that he was using the name Nelson, Ms Solstad said He also said my father worked in the Middle East Although the man promised to call back, Solstad never heard from him again But after Wednesday television program Unsolved Mysteries reported receiving two phone calls from men who claimed to be former CIA members The men relayed much of the information Solstad received from the 1987 caller Solstad also said Unsolved Mysteries told her the FBI on Friday requested transcripts of the phone calls taken on the Hickingbotham case When officialsof the program refused, FBI members said they would subpoc na the transcripts, she said During her search, Solstad said that when she contacted the FBI, they had no record of her father disappearance Other callers claimed to have seen her father in a specific area in Europe, and teaching school in El Paso, Texas I still don know what the truth is, she said I find it far-fetched that my father still can come back after all these years I ll just keep searching Treaty figures in Tulsa drug trial TULSA AP Attorneys on opposite sides of the Jose Rafael Abello-Silva drug conspiracy case have differing opinions on the details of a treaty that could have a bearing on the case Attorney Tony Graham disclosed Monday that an extradition treaty between the United States and the Republic of Colombia sets a 30-year prison limit for any extradited Colombian citizens convicted in American courts At a court hearing, District Judge Thomas Brett said drug conspiracy laws provide for a maximum sentence of life imprisonment But under the provisions of the treaty, he said, the maximum the court could impose is 30 years in prison if Abello is convicted Graham said the judge could impose a larger sentence to ensure that Abello would serve the 30 years without being eligible for parole But defense attorney Richard Racehorse Haynes of Houston said that was absolutely not his understanding of the treaty He contended the court could impose only 30 years, which would mean Abello might be eligible for an earlier release on parole Abello, 35, of Santa Marta Colombia, will face jury trial March 13 on drug conspiracy charges Federal authorities believe Abello is the No 4 man in the Medellin drug cartel He is accused of conspiring to smuggle thousands of pounds of marijuana and hundreds of kilograms of cocaine into the United States Haynes argued Monday that his client was being illegally detained because he was not extradited on the charges he now faces That issue will be addressed at a hearing Feb 14 Haynes also said he was not prepared to argue for Abello release on bond because he has not received from federal prosecutors documents that the government used to extradite and indict Abello Graham said he received some extradition records Monday He presented the sealed documents to Brett, who is expected to rule by Wednesday what materials defense lttomeys are entitled to receive.