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S) INDEPENDENT (AM) PRESS TELEGRAM (PM) Calif, April 15, 1977 Funerals 5 Obituaries Funerals 5. Obituaries Funerals Reaction to Southland match feared Tennis play with S. Africa hit From Our State Bureau SACRAMENTO Lt. Mervyn Dymally and two legislators Tuesday issued a strong pro test of this weekend's scheduled Davis Cup tennis matches between the United States and the Republics of South Africa at the Newport Tennis Club in Newport Beach. Dymally, Sen.

John Dunlap, D-Napa, and Assemblywoman Teresa Hughes, D-tos Angeles, warned that American athletes might lose the opportunity for future competition with athletes from black African 'nations if the matches take place. Dymally pointed out No bid for bail by Delia Associated Press Halfway house director Michael A. Delia was arraigned Tuesday in Los Angeles Municipal Court on charges of murdering two men one of them an aide to State Sen. Alex P. Garcia.

Delia, 32, did not ask Judge Michael L. Burke for bail. He chose to remain in custody to "avoid harassment out on the street." said Ron Minkin, his new attorney. He did not elaborate. Burke ordered Delia to appear at a preliminary hearing on June 20.

The 32-year-old-ex-convict and director of the Get Going Halfway House was arrested March 30 in connection with the slayings of Robert Mark Lewis, 51, of Reseda, an aide to Garcia, D-Los Angeles; and of Ysidor Trujillo, 41, an alleged member of the Mexican Mafia. Delia's estranged wife, Ellen Anne, 35, was killed Feb. 18 in Sacramento after reportedly planning to tell authorities of corruption in East Los Angeles community projects. Rites slated for Wrigley Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Avalon Bowl on Catalina Island for Philip K.

Wrigley, 82, chewing gum millionaire who owned most of the island and protected it from development. The island's four: churches will participate, Mayor Rudy Pilch said, with most of the residents expected to attend. Wrigley died Tuesday in Elkhorn, Wis. Flags went to half-staff shortly after news of his death was received. that South Africa has been barred from the Olympic Games since 1968 and three world sports organizations at their 1976 meeting in Montreal voted to expel South Africa from competition in track and field, swimming, and soccer." He said a recent act of discrimination against black tennis player Arthur Ashe had convinced him "that multiracial sport in South Africa is a Ms.

Hughes, chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus, said, "The Supreme Council for Sports In Africa has indicated that African countries will boycott all international sporting events in which American athletes participate if the U.S. allows the South African team to- play tennis at Newport Beach. "This would mean that California athletes, many of whom compete internationally, would either not be allowed to compete where Africans are participating or would not be able to compete against African teams. The black caucus, she said, "believes that South Africa should not be allowed to compete in U.S.-sponsored sporting events until the government of that country dismantles the apartheid structure that prevents black athletes from fully POLICE BEAT 25 cases of beer taken from boxcar from boxcar on a railroad siding at the rear of 17720 Thirty five cases of beer, valued at $161, were taken Studebaker Road, Cerritos, Lakewood deputies said Tuesday. Deputies said that the thieves had cut the seal on the boxcar to gain entry.

Window forced; clothing, gems taken Donna Kline, 20728 Ely Ave, Lakewood, told deputies Tuesday burglars who bent a window screen to enter her home took clothing, jewelry and appliances valued at $2,560. Artesia car parts store burglarized About $450 in cash was taken from the Mr. Auto Parts store, 12232 Artesia Artesia, sometime during the day, Lakewood deputies said Tuesday. Tools valued at over $1,000 taken Tools valued at $1,043 were stolen Tuesday from the home of William Van Nuys, 3326 E. First by a burglar who forced open a door, Long Beach police said today.

12-foot aluminum bars taken at firm A thief Tuesday took four, 12-foot-long aluminum bars, together valued at $1,014, from Owen Engineering 1490 Caspian after he cut open a ferice, Long Power off after car hits utility pole A power outage caused by a car crashing into a Lomita utility pole minutes before midnight Tuesday affected about 1,000 residences for up to three quarters of an hour, sheriff's officers and Southern California Edison Co. officials said. Power was cut off at 11:56 p.m. at the Lomita sheriff's station, which remained on emergency power for 30 minutes. Deputies said the car, which was abandoned by the time witnesses reached the scene of the crash.on Western Avenue.

south of Palos Verdes Drive, North, knocked down the pole and severed lines. Customers in the Lomita-Rolling Hills Estates area were without power for 24 to 43 minutes, according to Milt Transhell, Edison spokesman. A TIDES AND TEMPERATURES RES Beach and Orange County Mostly fair today. Highs upper 60s to mid Areas: Mostly fair today and Local gusty north to northeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs today upper to mid 60s and mostly in the 505 Thursday.

Desert Areas: Mostly fair skies through Thursday. Highs today upper 70s to mid deserts mid to near 90 lower deserts. Highs tomorrow 3 to 5 degrees cooler upper deserts and little change lower ere (Point Conception to the Border): Winds light and variable today. tonight. Afternoon wind waves 1 to 3 feet with 2 to 3 foot westerly through swells Fair except some low clouds south coastal waters.

SUN, MOON AND TIDES Today's sunrise: 5:26 a.m. Senset: 6:22 p.m. 1:59 a.m. 1:19 sunrise: 5:25 a.m. Sensef: 4:22 p.m.

Meenrise: 2:38 a.m. 2:18 tides: Highs 46 feet at 5:45 a.m. and 4.7 feet at 8:43 p.m. Lows 0.0 feet at 12: 19 a.m. Thursday's Rides: Highs 4.6 feet at 6:41 a.m.

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Tennis Association asking that the matches be canceled. He said he was urging Californians "to protest and boycott the Davis Cup Tennis Tournament at Newport Beach. This international event, which is designed in part to bring the people of the world closer together, will unfortunately symbolize the denial of the basic human rights and principles of fair play based on open competition without regard to race or ethnic background." Suspect in triple kill held Compton police today said they have arrested a suspect in connection with the slaying of two men and a woman at a Compton apartment complex Monday. Booked for investigation of murder was Joe Rudy Rusendez, 30, of 4950 San Juan St. Detectives said he was picked up for questioning the same day of the shooting after a description was furnished by a witness.

Killed at the apartment at 708 N. Tamarind Ave. were Dimas Olivas, 30; Roberto Granadas, 23, and Reina Reyes, 24. Investigators said all three, believed to be Mexican nationals, lived at the apartment. The bodies of Olivas and the woman were found dead I of shotgun wounds in the living room of their apartment unit.

Granadas, who had been stabbed to death, was found lying in the driveway just outside the apartment. Police were called to the scene at 2:28 a.m. by a resident reporting shots fired in the area. Homicide detectives said the motive for the shooting is "not entirely clear," but added they believe they have a case against 'Rusendez. Carson man electrocuted A 20-year-old worker was electrocuted Tuesday while using a sand sifting machine at a Carson foundry.

The county coroner's office identified the man as Miguel Lopez Orduno of Los Angeles. He died at at Gardena Memorial Hospital. A sheriff's spokesman said Orduno was working at the Major Brass Foundry at 116 E. 162nd St. when a cord on the machine he was using shorted out.

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Visitation from 3:00 p.m. today. Graveside services 11:00 a.m. Friday, Valhalla Memorial Park. Mottell's Mortuary Directing.

2284. ANDERSON, Arthur H. Ret. City Employee of Long Beach for 25 years. Member of Long Beach and Recreation Lawn Bowling Clubs.

Services Greenlawn Funeral Home, Hemet, Thursday, 2:00 p.m. BAUER, John C. Service to be Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. Hunter Mortuary Chapel. BOUMA, Derick Age 19.

A student of press. College. cumbed in San Jacinto Mountains Sunday April 10, 1977. Survived parents, John and Gill; sisters, Deidre. Ingrid and Funeral services 12:00 noon Thursday, Church of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn Memorial Park-Cypress.

Visitation Wednesday, 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. DeYoungArtesia Mortuary. Family suggests dona tions to the Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit, P.0. Box 5444, Riverside, 92507. De YoungArtesia Mortuary Directors.

865-1263. BURFORD, Alice F. of Long Beach. Passed away April 8, 1977, Survived by sons, Harry P. and David E.

Burford; daughters, Jean F. Londelius and Anne Bowsman; 13 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren Graveside service Friday, 1:30 p.m. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Cemetery. Memorial service Saturday, 11:00 a.m. Brothers Chapel with Rev.

Edwin E. Reeves of the Califor-7: nia Heights: United Methodist Church officiating. Directed by Brothers Mortuary, 244 Redondo Avenue, 438- 1145. Family suggests donations to your favorite charity. COX, Charles Shore.

Signal Hill Oil Man since 1928. Retired Vice-President of. Century Oil Company, member of the Southern Calif. Tuna Club, Long Beach Yacht Club, Searchlight Loma Lodge No. 567, Long Beach Scottish Rites Bodies, Long Beach Chapter No.

84 RAM. Long Beach Council No. 26 Long Beach Commandery No. 40 Knights Templar, El Bekal Shrine Temple, El Bekai Greeters, Court No. 161 Royal Order of Jesters, B.P.O.

E. No. 888 and the Petroleum Production Pioneers Survived by wife, Myrtle. Services Friday, 2:00 p.m. Dilday Family Funeral Chapel, 1250 Pacific Avenue.

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A native of San Pedro, Calif. He was a retired of Parole Supervisor of the Community Parole Serv6 ice of Long Beach. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, 11:00 a.m. at the Halverson-Leavell Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Arthur Bartlett of436-ficiating.

Interment will follow Green Hills Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart Fund or your favorite charity. Visitation Wednesday, p.m. Halverson- Leavell Mortuary Directors. FERNANDES, Elvira C.

Longtime resident of Area. Survived by son, Tony of Norwalk; daughters, Teresa Rebello, Mary Toste, both of Cerritos A. and Alice Bettencourt of Cy- 12 grandchildren; 5 great grandchilbrother, Joe Rocha' of San Leandro. by Rosary Thursday, 8:00 Christian Mass Friday, 10:00 a.m. both at Holy Family Catholic Church, Artesia.

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426-3365. HERRERA, Delfina. Born 76 years ago in Durango, Mexico. Survived by 3 daughters, Alicia Castillo, Refugio Luna and Lucy Locklear: 3 sons, Raul and Eli Herrera and Frank 2 Gregorio Jimenez; 8 Gonzales; brother, grandchildren. Prayer services Thursday, 7:00 p.m.

Funeral services Friday, 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Luis Araya officiatat ing. Both services held lat Mottell's Mortuary. 436-2284.

KENNEDY, Martha Amelia. Visitation Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 00 p.m. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m. Sunnyside Cathedral Chapel.

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MARTIN, Daisy M. Died April 11, 1977. Survived by her son, Clifford; daughter, Mrs. Ruby Hart; 4 sisters; brother. Service Thursday, 2:00 Holton Son Mortuary with Loran L.

Hancock officilating. McCRACKEN, John Age 29. Passed away Friday, Survived by Tina McCracken; son, John; mother, Mrs. Mary Bargesser; step father, Les Bargesser; WHITE, Vina Elizabeth. Services 1:00 p.m.

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