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A-10 Santa Cruz Sentinel Thursday, Aug. 4, 1988 Obituaries House VOteS 41 3-3 I Vital statistics BIRTHS FUNERALS BJRTHS to impeach judge The impeachment proceedings stemmed from a 1981 oharge that Hastings conspired with a Washington lawyer to take a bribe in exchange for reducing the sentence of two convicted racketeers. Afterward, the judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the llth Circuit began a separate investigation that took nearly four years and concluded Hastings was guilty and had won acquittal through perjury. The Judiciary Conference of the United States last year forwarded the panel's report to the House with a recommendation that "consideration of impeachment may be warranted." Among the 17 impeachment articles is one that charges Hastings with disclosing confidential information from a federal wiretap he was supervising.

Rep. Joseph D. Early, a Massachusetts Democrat who voted "present" on the impeachment, said he did so because Hastings had been acquitted by a jury. But Rep. Peter Rodino, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, responded, "The fact that Judge Hastings was acquitted of the bribery charge does not alter our responsibility to adopt articles of impeachment based on the extensive record of his corrupt conduct." The vote was particularly painful for Rep.

John Conyers the chairman of the Judiciary subcommittee, who is also black. Conyers said he began the investigation believing that perhaps this was a case of harassment or outright racism. The New York Times WASHINGTON The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to impeach Federal District Judge AJcee L. Hastings for 17 high crimes and misdemeanors. The charges involve conspiracy to accept a bribe, perjury and improper disclosures of confidential information.

The vote of 413 to 3. with four others voting "present," puts the matter before the Senate, which must try Hastings on the charges. A two-thirds vote of the Senate is required to convict the 51-year-old jurist and remove him from the bench of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Hastings is the 11th judge to be impeached by the House in more than 200 years.

Hastings was appointed in 1978 as the first black federal judge in Florida, and he has said racial motivations were behind the impeachment proceedings, initiated more than 15 months ago, and preceeding criminal charges of bribery' made in 1981. But in the debate of Wednesday, House members said the Judiciary Subcommittee on Criminal Justice compiled strong, compelling evidence against the judge during its investigation. "This is a very unpleasant job that none of us has relished at all," said Rep. Don Edwards, a California Democrat who serves on the subcommittee. "One thing that Judge Hastings can be assured of is that he got due process." WOODS July IS at 4.20 pm.

to Joyce Alice Michaelson and Timothy James Woods, 450-A 9th an 8-pound, Vi-ounce bov, Beniamin. MOBERG July 16 at 10:42 m. to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis John Moberg (Kathleen Suzanne Kiehl), 4755 Opal Cliffs Drive, a 7-pound, 4'i-ounce bov, Christiaan Anders.

ENRiQUEZ July 17 at 7 40 m. to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steven Enriquez ICatnryn Mary Collins), 4 Meadow Drive. Boulder Creek, a 7-pound, 10-ounce boy, Michael Shane.

LEVY July 17 at 7:53 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Roebrt Michael Lew (Elizabeth Anne Evans), 4468 Merlin Way, Soquel, a 6-pound, 944-ounce bov. David Ross.

REINMAN July 17 at 1:31 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Judd Reinman (Julie Anne Kuremsky), 222 Sea-bright a 7-pound, -ounce boy, Anthony Judd. DIVORCES FILED BRENT Kathleen and Donald Lee WALLS Patricia and James Daniel THOMAS Maureen Louise and Mark Todd VALDEZ Victor and Claudia Jane VICKERS Michael James and Nancv Jean BROWN Mona Jean and Roger Michael MC KINNEY Mark Lerov and Shirley Jean DOMINY Tracv Lee and Ronald David FRIEBEL Andrew Max and Beulah Janette RATLIFF Phyllis Jeanine and David Vincent BENEDICT Antonia and Stephen ORTA Edith and Arturo LOSEY John David and Jennifer Ann Livesav CLOYD Frederick D.

and Maria Gloria KEENOM Carol Virginia and Billy Dean JUDSON Brian Louis and Linda Marie THOMAS Elizabeth Burke and Kevin Dale BLACK Carol Ann and John William BUEHRING Clifton David and Marianne Rose WELLS Linda M. and Robert F. BIDDICK Thomas V. and Nancy J. WILSON Scott Emslev and Yvonne Antoinette Locatelli FUNERALS ARNOLDS Funerals Cremations Buiiala NAVALHAS In San Jose, California on July 29, 1988.

Mr. Manuel (Manny) Anthony Navalhas. Survived by his wife, Genevieve Burchett Navalhas of San Jose; three sisters, Marie Cis-neros of San Jose. Isabel Borga of Sunnyvale, and Grace Johansen of Santa Cruz. He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

A Native of Sausalito, aged 81 years. He was a past member of the CivH Air Patrol at SkvPart 'Airport Services were conducted at ARNOLDS FUNERAL HOME, 1902 Ocean Santa Cruz, on August 19M. Interment private. 425-1902 ARNOLD'S FVNERAL HOMB tte TtBt Jtomm arraaa" 1902 Ocean Street Santa Cms FUNERALS NODMANS family chapel 3620 SOQUEL DRIVE SOQUEL 476-6211 TServictJ I MAKE IT SIMPLE Call today (or your Free Pr-Nd Brochure. It make it timpte for you to leave solutions for your family Not Problems.

For Fr Brochure Of Immediate Need Call 475-6880 1570 Soquel Drive Santa Cruz SALES-FREE DELIVERY SERVICE PARTS OUR 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE" DR. AT 41st AVE. 476-4494 Kennedy introduces major health-care bill Dorothy Erickson Private family services are scheduled for Dorothy Loraine Erickson, who died Wednesday at her Santa Cruz home after an illness. She was 62. Mrs.

Erickson was a native of San Jose. She was a waitress for 30 years in Southern California before moving to Santa Cruz eight years ago. She is survived by her sons, Ronald O'Neil and Howard O'Neil, both of Santa Cruz; one daughter, Susan Erickson of Antioch; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Neptune Society, San Jose, is in charge of arrangements. Elmo Andrade Services will be Wednesday for Elmo Joseph Andrade.

a Ben Lomond resident, who died Saturday at a local hospital after a long illness. He was 70. Born in Mission San Jose in Fremont, Mr. Andrade was a volunteer firefighter in Fremont for 20 years and an active firefighter for the Fremont Fire Department for 20 years. He moved to Ben Lomond 12 years ago.

During World War II, Mr. Andrade was in the Marines. He was a member of the Native Sons 169. Fremont, the American Legion Post 64 of Santa Cruz, a life member of the Military Order of Purple Heart, the Loyal Order of the Moose 545 of Santa Cruz, the San Lorenzo Valley Senior Citizens and the Cabrillo Civic Club No. 24 of Santa Cruz.

He is survived by his wife, Betty Andrade of Ben Lomond; two sons, Davia Andrade and Michael Andrade, both of Fremont; five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of Birge-Pappas-Smith Mortuary, 40842 Fremont Fremont. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 9:30 i.m. at the Mission Church in Fremont.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Fremont. Contributions to the Sister John Marie's Pantry in Fremont or the American Cancer Society are preferred. Nora Souza Services are this morning for Nora Souza, 20, and her infant son Josue Souza-Lopez. Mrs.

Souza died Monday at a Daly City Hospital of complications from childbirth. Her son was stillborn Friday. Born in Salinas, Mrs. Souza was a lifelong resident of Watsonville. She is survived by her husband, Diego Lopez of Watsonville; her father Jose A.

Souza Jr. of Yuma, mother, Alicia Madrigal of Freedom; one son, Alex Ortiz of Watsonville; one daughter, Maribel Lopez of Watsonville; four brothers, Jose Souza III. Carlos Souza, Santiago Madrigal Jr. and Isaac Madrigal, all of Freedom; two sisters, Maricela Madrigal and Erica Madrigal, both of Freedom; grandparents, uncles and cousins. Services for mother and son will be at 10:30 this morning at St.

Patrick's Church, Watsonville. Burial will be in Pioneer Cemetery, Watsonville. Charlene Cacace Services will be Saturday for Charlene Cacace. ho dic-d Sunday in a Southern California hospital. She as 39.

Born in Los Angeles, Mrs. Cacace was a musician and singer before taking a job as director of several satellite campuses for Chapman College, which is based in Orange. Mrs. Cacace is survived by her husband. Phillip Cacace.

and her daughter Kelsey Cacace. both of Murrieta; parents Robert and Charlotte Mattey of Frazier Park; and great aunt Naoma Frinke of Chula Vista. Services were Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Montrose, and local services ill be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Norman's Family Chapel. 3620 Soquel Drive.

Soquel. Interment ill follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. 550 MAIN ST. WATSONVILLE 724-7984 DERRICK'S APPLIANCE 425-8819 'TRUST 3921 SOQUEL FABIAN'S BODY SHOP ALIGNMENT FRONT END LIFETIME GUARANTEE SHOCKS STRUTS a BRAKES a EXHAUST "2 Locations to Serve You" The New York Times WASHINGTON Sen. Edward M.

Kennedy, introduced a $20 billion-a year program Wednesday to provide long-term health care for the elderly, chronically ill and disabled. "This is a costly measure, but it is even more costly for society not to deal with it," Kennedy said at a news conference. He said the cost to society was forcing families to "pauperize themselves" to pay nursing home bills. Kennedy said he did not expect that Congress would approve the bill this term, with the end of the session near, but that he wanted to start debate on it, particularly among the presidential candidates. Long-term health care could become an important campaign issue, given the voting strength of the elderly.

Mark Goodin, a spokesman for Vice President George Bush, who is to receive the Republican presidential nomination this month, said he could not comment on the Kennedy proposal because he had not yet MIDAS MUFFLER BRAKE 318-C RIVER ST. OVER 30 YEARS IN SANTA CRUZ AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 426-3925 1218 OCEAN ST. 468-2488 2840 SOQUEL AVE. 468-8747 3961 PORTOLA DR. SANTA CRUZ 476-9555 OwninicM Hospital GARCIA July at 10:11 a to Rosa Garcia and Emiliano Mendoia, 13 Minto Road, Watsonville, an S-pound, 3-ounce girl, Elizabeth AAendoia.

HADLEY July 17 at m. to Mr. and Mrs. James Alan Hsdiev (Janet Rene Claassen), 1195 Glen Haven Road, Soquel, a Hourd, 14-ounce girl, Chelsev Rene. CROW July II at a to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Jerome Crow (Kris Anne CliHsrd), a 7-pound. 15-ounce girl, Kelly Elisabeth. DREYER July II at 1:45 p.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Thomas Drever (Margarita Theresa Reid), 2240 Lagoon Court, a 7-pound, 12-ounce boy. Beniamin Reid. KRANICH July II at 1:34 p.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt Douglas Kranicti (Mary Kay Lundquist), 117 Piaieau a 7-pound, 9 -ounce boy, Chase Matthew. BUCH July 19 at 1:41 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Raniit Abhimanyu Buch (Sandra Lynne Suitor), 157 Franklin an 1-pound, 10-ounce boy, Ryan Ansel. PITTA July 19 at 2:55 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Alves Pitta Jr.

(Kathleen Frances Morrisl, 45 Braemoor Drive, a 7-pound, 4-ounce boy, John Manuel. STERRETT July 19 at 1:26 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. David Gene Slerreft (Terrilyn Suzanne Brown), 125 Seacliff Drive, Aptos, a 7-pound bov, Isaiah Zacharv.

SCHWINGE July 19 at P.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Craig Gentry Schwinge (Patti Ann Lipko), 297 Goss a 5-pound, 1 3-ounce girl, Loren Paige. SWEARENGIN July 19 at 4:25 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Randy Joe Swearengin (Lisa Ann Robertson), 133 N. Navarra Drive, Scotts Valley, a 7-pound, 9-ounce girl, Dayna Rene FOSTER-TANNHEIMER July 20 at 1:52 a.m. to Joan Hilda Tannheimer and Kenneth William Foster, 1221 Delaware a 6-pound, 9-ounce girl, Onawa Dawn.

HENDERSON July 20 at 7:46 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Daryl James Henderson (Marlene Emily Moebest), 106 Iowa Drive, a 5-pound, 12-ounce boy, Kyle James. ROESNER July 20 at 10:08 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Roesner (Rebecca Lou Pocodc), 5331 Soquel Soquel, a 6-pound, 2-ounce bov, Michael Jay. CHILDERS July 20 at 203 p.m. to Kimberly Christine Murrell and Christopher Mark Childers, 2909-A Freedom Watsonville, a 6-pound boy, Christopher Conley.

INCE July 21 at 5:07 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Glenn Ince (Sharon Lee Perry), 159 Koen-ing Road, Watsonville, a 6-pound, 4-ounce boy, Jason Daniel. DIAZ July 23 at 2:34 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Diaz (Valerie LoVeanaire lores), 574 Bethany Curve, a 6-pound, 5-ounce girl, Brittany Cnerisse. KAKAAHIKI July 24 at 2 P.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Ahulani Kakaahiki (Victorialei Nohealani Bersamin), 121 Grant SI. -4, an 1-pound, 5-ounce boy. Max Kananiliko. STOCKTON July 24 at 12:14 a.m.

to Atthea Darcy Stockton and Wade Allen Stanton, 3040 Center Soquel, an 1-pound, 1 -ounce boy, Adrian James. NETTO July 25 at 2:54 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Netto (Janet Elaine Lucido), 2411 Orchard Court, Soquel, a 6-pound, 3-ounce boy, John Joseph.

ROBIDEAUX July 25 at 5:05 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Xavier Robideaux (Carla Sue Miller), 2381 Harpers an 1-pound, 6-ounce girl, Kate Eliza. CRIVELLO July 11 at 7:16 a.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ralph Crivello (Vanessa Wynn Bertsche), 5435 Jigger Drive, Soquel, a 6-pound, 15V-ounce boy, Michael Travis. DeGRANDIS July I) at 1:12 a.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Dino Franchesco Antonio DeGrandis (Mary Beth Collins), 1055 Rodriguez an 8-pound, V-ounce girl, Rachel Jean. HEUPEL July II at 1:25 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

James Michael Heupel (Janet Gail Brown), 427 Bellevue a 7-pound, Vi-ounce girl, Dana Lvnn. KOSCINSKI-ROSSE July 11 at 4:30 a.m. to Donna Marie Rosse and Robert Joseph Koscinski, 619 California an 1-pound, 3Vi-ounce girl, Cassandra Natalie. TSUDA July II at 5:22 P.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Lee Tsuda (Rosemary Vargas), 201 -C Silverleaf Drive, Watsonville, a 6-pound, 114 girl, Jennifer Nicole. BACON July 12 at 9:08 a.m. to Christy Lea Malovich and Kelly Patrick Rover, 208 Park Piace-7, an 8-pound, UVi-ounce boy, Kelly Patrick. TORRES July 12 at 8:48 p.m.

to Madgalena Escalante and Manuel A. Torres, 221 Raymond an 8-pound, boy, Walter M. FREDERICK July 13 at 10:04 a.m. to Wendy Lynn Powers and Steven Scott Frederick, 164 Frederick a 6-pound, 4-ounce girl, Brooklynne Briana Ashley. GRUBER July 13 at 1:02 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Francis Gruber (Sarah Heald Harrigan), 3100 Ledvard Way, Aptos, a 7-pound, 1 3-ounce girt, Erin Claire. KOHN July 13 at 3:43 P.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Henry Kohn (Lori Jean Oliver), 1552 Seascape 7-pound. 6 "A -ounce boy, Joseph Frank. BRENCHLEY July 14 at 6:42 a.m.to Kathy Deborah Brenchley, 2606 17th an 8-pound, 14-ounce boy, Trevor Christopher. HILL July 14 at 6:40 p.m.

to Julie Ann Hill, 2050-D Wharf Road, Capitola, a 7-pound, 1 3-ounce girt, Brittani Elizabeth. HOLCOMB July 14 at 4:30 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Howard Holcomb (Kimberly Elaine Williams), 2010 7th Ave.

a 6-pound, lOVi-ounce girt, Ashley Celeste. PARKER July 14 at 1:07 a.m. to Lisa Marie Reek and Tim Andrew Parker, 1790 48th Capitola, a 7-pound, 10-ounce girl, Keana Simone. ROLANDELLI July 14 at 4:14 a.m. to Doris Marion Wood and Raymond Stephen Rolandelli, 198 Chimpmunk Hollow Road-2, JBoulder Creek, a 6-pound, 8-ounce boy, Brandon Raymond.

SCRIVNER July 14 at 6:15 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry Scrivner (Cynthia Sharon Lat-tman), 2614 Mattison Lane, a 7-pound, 7 -ounce boy, Joshua Robert. VAN WAGENEN July 14 at 1:51 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farel Van Wagenen (Elizabeth Hall Griswold), 143 Browns Valley Road, Cor-ralitos, a 9-pound, 2V-ounce girl, Christine Farel. WOODHOUSE July 14 at 8:23 p.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Todd Woodhouse (Lisa Michelle Stein), 917 Disc Drive-H, Scotts Valley, a 7-pound, 11-ounce boy, Logan Michael. REYNOLDS July 15 at 7:20 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Alan Lee Reynolds (Lisa Michelle Jacklin), )425-45th Ave -3, Capitola, an 1-pound, girl, April Marie. WAITE July 15 at 10:49 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Waite Jr.

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Michael S. Dukakis, the Democratic candidate, did not respond to a request for comment. Kennedy said he favored financing his program, which he labeled "Lifecare," by increasing the ceiling on the Social Security payroll tax base from $45,000 to $75,000 a year. He said alternative sources were inheritance taxes and higher taxes on alcohol and tobacco, but he opposed increasing the deficit. The bill differs from both the program to insure against catastrophic illnesses, passed by Congress earlier this year and a bill providing for long-term health care in the home, introduced by Rep.

Claude D. Pepper, D-Fla. Under the first part of the bill, the full cost of home care and the first six months of nursing home care would be covered by the government. Crime report A neighbor reported seeing a white CMC "box type" van with the word Ryder showing through the paint, parked in front of the house. The neighbor said two Latino men were loading boxes from the house into the van.

He said he thought the resident was moving. Entry to the house was made by prying open a garage door, the Sheriffs Office said. BOULDER CREEK A Boulder Creek man was arrested in Saratoga on suspicion of drunken driving, hit and run driving and various drug charges after he allegedly fled the scene of an accident on Highway 9 Tuesday morning. The California Highway Patrol reported that David Norman Guldner, 26, 455 Huckleberry Lane, was driving a 1978 Ford van which struck a Volkswagen van driven by Michael John Mendenhall, 32, of Alpine, Utah, on Highway 9 near Sylvan Avenue at 9:15 a.m. Guldner, whose van had major front end damage, reportedly fled before officers arrived.

He was arrested by Santa Clara sheriffs deputies shortly after 11 a.m. WATSONVILLE Thieves broke into Valley Catholic Church on East Lake Boulevard sometime late Monday night or early Tuesday morning and attempted to pry open the church safe, the Sheriff's Office reported. The thieves initially broke Into the basement by smashing windows, deputies reported, but were unable to reach the ground floor. The thieves then managed to open the church's front door and found the safe In a room near the altar. Using tools from the basement, they tried to pry the safe open but were unsuccessful.

A priest, who lives at the church, told deputies that he was awakened by noises around 2 a.m. but went back to sleep. He discovered the burglary in the morning. OVER 10,000 SQ.FT. IN STOCK SENIORS DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE LtNNUX PAYNE EQUIPMENT LIC.

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as he drove north. The man said he then pulled around and in front of the pickup, which began playing "chicken" with him. He told deputies he pulled off in a turnout near the summit and challenged the teen-agers to fight him "one-on-one," despite the urg-ings of his wife not to. After the situation appeared to calm down, he turned back to his car and was struck from behind, he said. He said he then went to his car and grabbed a length of pipe he had under his seat and returned to the teen-agers.

After some discussion the situation appeared to calm down again, he said, and he returned the pipe to his car. He said he approached the teenagers car one more time to exchange names there was some unspecified damage to one of the vehicles when he was hit above the left eye with a full can of beer, deputies said. Two of the teen agers then began to hit him. The man's wife said she then grabbed the pipe and joined the fray. She said one of the teen agers took the pipe from her but that she kicked him in the groin.

The fight broke up when another car pulled over. The Ben Lomond man was treated for his injuries by emergency crews. The driver of the pickup, which is registered to a San Jose man, Is being sought fo'r questioning in connection with the fight, the Sheriffs Office said. FREEDOM A man returned home from work Tuesday to find his house on Nona Avenue burglarized. Expensive stereo equipment, a VCR, Jewelry, telephone equipment and other items valued at $3,600 were taken.

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"We've got many people in the hospital," said Oregon State Police Sgt. Art Bobrowitz. "It's a mess." Identities of the virtims, some of whom died trapped in their burning cars, were not immediately released pending notification of relatives. Troopers said they did not know how many people were injured, but at least 14 people were brought to Albany General Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. Other injured persons were taken to a hospital in Corvallis, authorities said.

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