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A-18 Santa Cruz Sentinel Friday, Dec. 19, 1986 One of FBI's most wanted I Vital statistics FUNERALS at SF laundromat nabbed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) One of the FBI's ten most wanted fugitives, who escaped federal authorities last year and allegedly went on to pull off bank robberies in three states, was arrested Thursday, agents said. Joseph William Dougherty, 46, was arrested by FBI agents and U.S. Marshals unarmed and without incident at a laundromat in Antioch, said FBI special agent Richard W. Held.

The FBI had conducted an intensive manhunt for Dougherty in connection with four robberies in which he and his alleged accomplice made off with $800,000 from banks in Missouri, Wisconsin and Washington, Held said. Dougherty is being held in a local county jail and will be arraigned in San Francisco, the FBI said. No date has been set yet. Doughterty's alleged robbery accomplice, Terry Lee Connor, was also a top ten fugitive. He was captured earlier this month in Arlington Heights, 111.

Dougherty and Connor escaped from U.S. Marshals on June 19, 1985, while being transported from the Federal Correctional Institution in El Reno, to the U.S. District Court in Oklahoma City, Okla. "They took a razor and held it to the throat of deputy marshals and escaped," Held said. Held said FBI agents had conducted around-the-clock surveillance on Dougherty acquaintance Robert Barry Butcher, 43, because agents thought he might lead them to Dougherty.

Butcher, who has spent 20 years in prison, was arrested at the laundromat in connection with conspiracy to rob a bank in Antioch, according to Held. An hour after the laundromat arrests, agents arrested an alleged accomplice of Butcher's, William obituaries Elsie L. Brisbin Services are today for Elsie L. Brisbin, a former longtime Santa Cruz County resident, who died Tues-' day in Corcoran, Calif. She was 62.

Mrs. Brisbin was a native of Okla-! noma. While living in the county she worked for Birdseye, John Ingles I and Stokley's food processing plants. She is survived by her husband of 36 years, Henry L. Brisbin of Waukena, Calif; one daughter, Kimberly K.

Gear of Corcoran; nine brothers, James W. Leamon, Leroy Leamon, Dewitt Leamon Jr. and Bobby Leamon, all of Texas, Almo Leamon and David Leamon, both of Oklahoma, Bill Leamon of New Mexico, John L. Leamon of Woodland, and Guy Leamon of Modesto; four grandchddlren; an aunt and uncle; and numerous cousins. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

today at Soquel Cemetery. Lucia C. Franco Funeral services will be Monday in Castroville for former Santa Cruz resident Lucia C. Franco, who died Wednesday in Salinas. She was 100.

Born in Asti, Italy, Mrs. Franco first came to Santa Cruz at age 8. She built and owned the Franco Hotel in Castroville 1923. In 1941, she sold her business. She moved to Salinas five years ago.

She was a member of Our Lady of Refuge Church, the Italian Catholic Federation, SPRSI and the Altar Society, all in Castroville. Mrs. Franco is survived by a daughter, Sara Walker of Brentwood; a brother, Louis Fassio of Santa Cruz; five grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two daughters and one son. The rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday at Our Lady of Refuge Church in Castroville. A Mass of Christian Burial will celebrated at 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Refuge Church. Burial will be in Castroville Community Cemetery, Castroville. Whitehurst Muller Funeral Service, Salinas, is in charge of arrangements.

Margaret Goodman No services are scheduled for Margaret Goodman, who died in Santa Cruz Wednesday. She was 89. A native of England, she came to the United States as a child and moved to the Santa Cruz area in 1940 from Michigan. She was a member of the Rosicrucian Order. She is survived by her daughter, Alice Semmens of Santa Cruz; a son, Alfred L.

Goodman of Palo Alto; a sister, Elizabeth Penrose of Jackson, Calif. a brother, Gabriel Rowe of Michigan; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Her husband, Alfred L. Goodman, died in 1966, and a son, C. Lloyd Goodman, died in 1979.

Cremation will be private at Santa Cruz Memorial Park in Santa Cruz, with burial at sea to follow. Norman's Family Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Wheelchair-bound FUNERALS BRALEY In San Jose, California on December 16, 1M6. Mr. W.H.

(Bud) Braley after a long lllneu. Hit lour daughters, Susan Zimmerman, Carol O'Frlel, Janet Lundgrena nd Olanne Run-Ion and 14 grandchildren. Aged 67 years. Memorial services will be conducted In San Jose on Tuesday, December 23, 1986. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend.

Contributions to Hospice of the Valley East, 590 East Santa Clara Street, Suite 260, San Jose, Calif. 95112 preferred 12,19,300 IRVINM. SMITH SONS chapel of the our seasons IRVIN M. SMITH SONS KENNETH D. FERGUSON Funeral Directors IO50 CAYUGA SANTA CRUZ 423-5721 iSE NOPMAN'cS iimily luipcil DRAKE In Santa Cruz, California on December 17, 1986.

Mrs. Winifred Drakes. Survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Frank D. and Amahl Drake of Aptos; son, Robert H. Drake of Los Alams, N.M.; daughter and son-in-law, Alma W.

and Henry Quigley of Wlllmlngton, Delaware; also survived by seven grandchildren. Preceeded In death by her husband, Richard C. Drake In 1976. Native of Chicago, Illinois, aged 83 years. Active member of Hyde Park Union Church.

Services will be conducted at Krueger Funeral Home, 13050 Greenwood Blue Island, Friday, December 19, 1986 beginning at 11 a.m. with Rev. Susan B.W. Johnson of Hyde Park Union Church. Local arrangement are under the direction on Norman's Family Chapel (Gary Benito, director), 3620 Soquel Soquel.

Inter ment In Ml. Greenwood Memorial Park, Blue Island, Illinois. 12,18,300 GOODMAN In Santa Crui, California on December 17, 1986. Mrs. Margaret Goodman.

Survived by. her daughter, Alice Semmens of Santa Cruz; son, Alfred L. Goodman of Palo Alto; sister, Elizabeth Penrose of Jackson; brother Gabriel Rowe of three granchlldren, Sally Laalsche of Watsonvllle, Thomas Semmens of Santa Maria and Gary Goodman of Santa Cruz; four great-grandchildren, Kris Laatsch of Watsonvllle, Robert Laatsche of Watsonvllle, Christian Goodman of Santa Cruz and Heather Goodman of Santa Cruz. Native of England, aged 89 years. Member of the Rosicrucian Order.

No Services are scheduled. Arrangements under the direction of Norman's Family Chapel (Gary Benito, Director), 3620 Soquel Soquel. Private Cremation at Santa Cruz Memorial Park, Santa Cruz with burial at sea to follow. 12,19,301 MATHIS In Daly City, California on December 14, 1986. Mrs.

Freda Mathls. Survived by six daughters, Joan Gerusa of Pacif lea, Audrey Ford of Sumter, South Carolina, Marilyn Eliebe of Fayettevllle, North Carolina, Manette Thomas of Glendora, Bonnie Wolfe of Felton, and Margaret Layton of Arlington, Texas; eleven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Native of New York City, New York, aged 82 years. Memorial services will be conducted at San Lorenzo 134 Dakota Santa Cruz, Saturday, December 20, 1986 at 2:00 p.m. Norman's Family Chapel (Norman Benito, director), 3620 Soquel Soquel In charge of arrangements.

12,18,300 3620 SOQUEL DRIVE SOQUEL 476-6211 Passenger suffers injuries in wreck FELTON A 22-year-old man received moderate injuries to his hand Thursday night when a car he was riding in left the road and crashed, the California Highway Patrol reported. The CHP said Brian Santens, address unknown, was riding in a car driven by Kristine Allison, 20, of San Jose, about 8 p.m. when the accident occurred on Highway 9 near Glengarry Road. Santens was treated and released from Community Hospital Thursday night, the hospital reported. The CHP said Allison failed to negotiate a curve and her car hit a dirt embankment.

She was not DA widens brutality investigation of Huntington Park police department Joseph Dougherty Convicted bank robber Fillmore Crouch, 56, of Concord. Crouch, on parole for bank robbery, was attending computer classes in San Francisco when arrested, said the FBI. Crouch was arrested for investigation of conspiracy to rob the bank in Antioch, Held said. Without revealing how the FBI found out about the alleged conspiracy, he said information would be provided when formal charges were filed against the pair. Held said he did not know whether there was a connection between the alleged conspiracy to rob the bank and Dougherty's presence in the small, semi-industrial community about 40 miles east of San Francisco.

Dougherty had been around a lot" after his alleged bank robbery partner; Conner, was arrested, said, and had probably just arrived in the San Francisco Bay area. He said the pair allegedly robbed banks in St. Louis on July 2 and July penitentiary, which is where they're going to end up," Reiner said. He added that Lustig and Roriguez were fired from the department Monday. In Huntington Park, a city about five miles south of downtown Los Angeles, Police Chief Geano Con-tessotto was on vacation and other police officials declined to comment.

However, Reiner said the blame rested squarely with Contessotto and the City Council. "They have allowed this to get out of control," Reiner said. "There is a substantial history of the Huntington Park police department using excessive force on citizens. Instead of taking the kind of action that such allegations would warrant, they've pretty much acted as the apologists for this sort of behavior by the department." Huntington Park Mayor Herbert Hennes did not immediately return telephone calls seeking comment before the City Hall switchboard closed at 5 p.m. Two arrested in with murder of AUBURN (AP) Two more people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a Loomis couple, killings that authorities believe are drug related.

Placer County Sheriff's Capt. Larry Newman said Thursday that John Dyer Bailey, 29, was taken into custody at his Auburn home late Wednesday and booked on charges of conspiracy to commit murder and residential burglary. He was being held in county jail in lieu of $100,000 bail. Deputies also, arrested Yvonne Chow, 23, of Sacramento, on the same charges when she showed up Wednesday in Auburn at the AP Laserphotos Terry Conner Captured early this month 26, 1985, netting about $27,000. On Sept.

2, the pair allegedly robbed a bank in West Allis, Wise, making off with $574,000. Held said the Wisconsin robbery typified the alleged partners' methods. They would identify a bank official, kidnap him the night before the robbery and use him as a hostage in the bank robbery the following day. The two are also suspected of robbing a bank in Hazell Dell, Wash, on July 1, making off with $225,000, Held said. He said none of the bank robbery money was recovered at Dougherty's arrest.

Dougherty, who was on the U.S. Marshals list of 15 most wanted fugitives, is also charged in a federal warrant issued in Oklahoma City with assault on a federal officer for the razor blade escape. Dougherty is also charged for bank robberies in federal warrants issued in Phoenix, Salt Lake City and Reno, Nev. Reiner singled out Lustig's conduct in particular, and called him a "thug." "Right now, and right when this happened, he has six outstanding lawsuits against him and the department alleging brutality on his part and excessive force. And he's only been on the department for three years." The district attorney's special investigations office already was investigating a series of incidents before the Nov.

30 incident, Reiner said. "With this, it's reached the point where we're going to expand the investigation an investigation of the department as a whole." Reiner said the 17-year-old, identified only as "Jaime was stopped by a Huntington Park patrol officer while walking along the street, carrying a paper bag. Lustig and Rodriguez arrived separately at the scene and told the officer they would take over the questioning. connection Loomis couple preliminary court hearing for the original five suspects arrested in the case. The arraignment of the five suspects was continued to Dec.

24. They are Robert Novak, 39, and Arthur Chen, 51, both of Sacramento, and Kenneth Lee, 28, Richard Young, 25, and Christopher Anderson, 25, all of Roseville. The arrests were made in the deaths of Robert Riley and Claudia Plemmons. They were found shot to death Dec. 5 at their rural Loomis home.

Sheriff's investigators believe the deaths stemmed from a territorial dispute among suspected drug dealers. 5327 ARNOLDS Funerals Cremation Burials CONNORS In Pleasanton, California on December 16, 1986. Mr. Christopher S. Connors.

Survived by his parents, Terry Lynn Connors of Pleasanton; his sister, Kim Connors of Pleasanton; his grandparents, Jack Barbara Thompson of Santa Cruz John Judy Connors of Capllola; he Is also survived by three aunfs, four uncles, and numerous cousins. Native of Santa Cruz, aged 13 years. Member of the Pleasanton National Little League and a past 4-H member. Services will be conducted at Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean St. Santa Cruz, Friday, December 19, at 11:00 a.m.

Visitation, Thursday, December 18, from at Arnold's Funeral Home. Interment In Santa Cruz Memorial Park. Contributions to the Ronald McDonald House at Stanford Medical Center the American Heart Association preferred 12,18,300 HOPE In Santa Cruz, California on December 16, 1986. Mrs. Louise Hope.

Survived by her husband, Bob Hope of Santa Cruz; three daughters, Ellen Bauerle Emily Duffus of Santa Cruz, and Elaine Bryan of Houston, Texas; and one son, Bruce Hope of Sanfa Cruz; she Is also survived by ten grandchildren. Native of Fresno, aged 71 years. Member of the First Presbyterian Church of Santa Cruz. Services will be conducted at First Presbyterian Church, 350 Mission street, Santa Cruz, Saturday, December 20 at 11:00 a.m. Funeral service arrangements by Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean St.

Santa Cruz. Private Interment. Contributions to Hospice Caring Prelect, 6851 Soquel Aptos, CA 95003 First Presbyterian Church Flower Fund, 350 Mission S.C. preferred 12,18,300 MURPHY In Capllola, California on December 16, 1986. Mr.

Harold J. Murphy. Survived by his wife, Almlra Murphy of Capitola; his two daughters, Bernlce Montesano of Monte Sereno and Betty Amazon of Monterey; his brother, George Bolitho of Sunnyvale; two nephews, Leland Jarvis and Harold Jarvis of Capitola; two nieces, Audrey Hoke of San Diego and Barbara Bolitho of Sunnyvale. Native of Spokane, aged 89 years. Member of the Local V.F.W.

Post 179. Family Graveside Services will be conducted at Oakwood Memorial Park, Paul Sweet Road, Santa Cruz, Friday, December 19, 1986, at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. Ralph Daniel officiating. Arnold's Funeral Home, 1902 Ocean St.

Santa Cruz In charge of arrangements. Interment In Oakwood Memorial Park. 12,17,300 425-1902 ARNOLD'S FUNERAL HOME the "Fincnt PcnoBMi Service" 1902 Ocean Street Santa Czuz White's WWendorf COSTELLA In Napa, California on December 16, 1986. Mr. Lazaro Louis Costelia.

Survived by two sons, Ron Costelia of Napa and Phil Costelia of Sunnyvale; one sister, Gertrude Chaney of Santa Cruz; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Native of London, England, aged 88 years. Past member of I.O.O.F. Lodge 96 of Santa Cruz. Catholic Blessing Services will be conducted at White's and Wessendorf Chapel (Jim Russell, service director), 138 Walnut Santa Cruz on Saturday, December 20, 1986, at 10:00 a.m.

with Holy Cross Church officiating. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Old Holy Cross Cemetery, Santa Cruz. 12,19,300 HAYS In Santa Cruz, California on December tl, 1986. Mrs.

Cecelia Elizabeth Hays. Survived by her husband, Wililam Alan Hays of San Diego; and by her son, Alan Roger Hays of San Diego; Native of Pasadena, aged 40 years. Graveside services will be conducted at Santa Cruz Memorial Park, 1927 Ocean St. Extension, Friday, December 19, 1986 at 11:00 a.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Visitation for family and friends will be at White's Chapel, 138 Walnut Avenue, Santa Cruz on Thursday, December 18, 1986 from 12:00 noon until 5:00 p.m. White's Chapel In charge of arrangements, Douglas Martlne, Service Director. Interment under the direction of White's Chapel In Santa Cruz Memorial Park, a Santa Cruz 12,18,300 423-4800 138 Walnut Avenue, Santa Crux WE MAKE IT SIMPLE CONSIDERING CREMATION Call loday for your Free PreNecd Brochure. It makes It simple for you lo leave solutions for your family Not Problems. For Free Brochure or Immedlale Need Call 475-6880 1S70 Soqnel Drive, Santa Cruz DEADLINE JUL DEC.

19 NOON -TUES. DEC. 30 5PM LOS ANGELES (AP) Recurring reports of police brutality, capped by charges that two officers tortured a 17-year-old with a stun gun, has led to a major investigation of the Huntington Park police department, District Attorney Ira Reiner said Thursday. Felony brutality charges were filed against officers William Lustig, 31, and Robert Rodriguez, 35, in connection with the Nov. 30 incident, Reiner said.

Among the witnesses was a 16-year-old girl, an explorer scout whom Reiner did not identify, who was riding along with a Huntington Park patrol officer, Reiner said. "She described the screams and the crackle of the electricity," while the 105-pound youth was tortured in the back seat of a police cruiser with his arms handcuffed behind his back, Reiner said. "They don't belong in a police department, they belong in a state man will receive tura County. American Honda Motor Co. and Jack Barnes Pontiac shared equally in the settlement signed Wednesday in Ventura County Superior Court.

The dealership improperly installed the seatbelt after repairs to the car, said attorney James Doherty. Rosario will receive $1.05 million immediately, $4,000 a month for the rest of his life, and lump sums at various stages of his life, totaling another $1 million, Doherty said. rolling over him bound Highway 17 near Laurel Road about 3:50 p.m. The CHP said Paula was thrown to the roadway when his truck hit an embankment, and the vehicle then rolled over him. He suffered head injuries, as well as abrasions to his arms and back, the CHP reported.

He was taken to Community Hospital, where a nurse in the emergency room said Thursday night that he had been treated and released. $2 million in seatbelt settlement VENTURA (AP) A wheelchair- bound man whose back was broken in a head-on car crash will receive $2 million from the automobile manufacturer and a dealer who improperly installed a seatbelt, attorneys said. John Rosario, 21, a former Oxnard resident who now lives in Pensacola, was a passenger in a 1979 Honda Accord when the rear-seat lap belt failed during a crash May 22. 1983, on Yerba Buena Road in Ven Man survives truck BEN LOMOND A 32-year-old Santa Cruz man escaped serious injury when his truck rolled over him on Highway 17 Thursday afternoon, the California Highway Patrol reported. The CHP said Jake Paula was thrown from the vehicle after he failed to negotiate a curve while driving his 1960 Chevrolet pickup.

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