The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

B10 THE PANTAGRAPH, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1987 FIRST EDITION ON THE RECORD WEATHER II. i ii'iilll .) mmmmmmmmmmm. Today, mostly sunny, high in the lower 80s with light variable winds. Thursday, partly sunny, high in the lower 80s.

Bloomington, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's conditioi.il discharge for retail theft of $39.99 in computer software from Target College Hills Mall, Normal. Fireworks Steven Todd, 28, of 1821 E. Lincoln Bloomington, fined $75 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for unlawful use of fireworks. Retail theft Marjorie Fay Wagher, 46, Lexington, fined $100 and sentenced to a year's court supervision for retail theft of a $3.56 paperback book from Cub Foods, 403 Veterans Parkway, Bloomington. Obstructing Herbert James Riley, 43, of 811 E.

Oakland Bloomington, forfeited $100 on a charge of obstructing a peace officer. Marijuana Steven F. Zurlo, 19, Des Plaines, fined $200 and sentenced to a year's probation for unlawful possession of 2.5 to 10 grams of marijuana. Obstructing Anthony W. Harris, 19, Virden, fined $100 for obstructing a peace officer.

Obstructing James E. Harris, 45, Virden, fined $100 for obstructing a peace officer. Conduct Maurice Logglns, 17, Rock Island, was In McLean County Jail Tuesday on a charge of disorderly conduct. Retail theft Martha Anderson, 33, of Montgomery, was In McLean County Jail Tuesday on a charge of retail theft over $150. No report available on what she is charged with 100 rs7vr.

Friday through Sunday: Fair. Highs lower 70s north to lower 80s south. Lows mainly in the 50s. Rain fell over much of the eastern half of the nation yesterday, with flooding in Virginia that delayed opening of some schools, and southern Florida had record heat. siaui i Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington, D.C.

Wichita Wilkes-Barre Wilmington, Del. 79 99 cdv clr cdy cdy cdv 85 64 80 73 73 65 2.70 cdy 78 71 .66 Cdy Warm Cold 61-80 Occluded 81 -110 Stationary I Temperatures Yesterday State fy Tuesday HI Lo Pr Chgo.Ohr- msllvcldv 80 64 trace Chgo.dtn- 73 66 00 Decatur- mstlyrldv 83 68 trace Mollne- ptcldv 80 64 00 Peoria clear 80 65 .02 Quincy clear 82 63 .13 Rockford-plcldy 80 62 00 Sprlngfld clear 83 67 .13 Nation Blg'tn-Nor. B6 3 p.m. 66 6 a.m. .5 .5 Clinton 80 2 p.m.

63 6 a.m. Gibson City 75 5 p.m. 67 8 p.m. .14 .14 Hopedale 88 1 p.m. 65 8 a.m.

.2 .2 Lincoln 82 4 p.m. 65 4 a.m. .36 .36 Pontiac 80 4 p.m. 64 6 a.m. tr tr Roanoke 82 2 p.m.

66 6 a.m. .02 .14 ICTMHTWfc' W. If il Grand Rapids 72 62 1.64 cdy Great Falls 74 46 clr Greensboro.N.C. 86 69 1.08 cdy Hartford 78 66 .14 cdy Helena 82 41 clr Honolulu 91 75 clr Houston 93 78 cdy Indianapolis 82 68 cdy Jackson, Miss. 93 68 cdv Jacksonville 92 73 rn Juneau 55 52 rn Kansas City 77 59 1.06 rn Las Vegas 100 67 clr Little Rock 91 68 cdy Los Angeles 93 64 cdv Louisville 83 69 .08 cdv Lubbock 83 63 .03 cdy Memphis 89 71 cdy Miami Beach 90 79 cdy Midland-Odessa 88 65 cdv Milwaukee 73 61 cdv Mpls-St Paul 74 55 cdy Nashville 91 68 cdv New Orleans 93 73 cdy New York City 76 70 .40 cdy Norfolk.Va.

87 76 1.00 cdv North Platte 77 39 cdy Oklahoma City 86 64 cdy Omaha 73 53 cdy Orlando 94 74 cdy Philadelphia 78 71 .20 cdv Phoenix 102 72 clr Pittsburgh 73 66 .56 cdv Portland, Maine 73 63 cdv Portland.Ore. 7 5 58 clr Providence 78 65 .26 cdv Raleigh 86 72 1.29 cdv Rapid City 80 42 cdy Reno 86 51 cdv Richmond 85 74 .07 cdy Sacramento 92 54 clr St Louis 84 67 .16 cdy Salt Lake City 86 57 cdv San Antonio 95 68 cdy San Diego 84 64 cdy San Francisco 86 57 clr San Juan, R. 91 76 cdv St Ste Marie 68 57 cdy Seattle 71 53 cdy Shreveport 93 68 cdv Sioux Falls 78 46 cdv Spokane 85 51 clr Syracuse 74 67 .32 cdv Tampa-StPtrsbg 91 75 cdv Police summary Livingston County Damage Dan Schoop, rural Streator; three windows, valued at a total of $400, broken out of pickup truck sometime between Friday and Monday at Jacobsen Seaway Dwight. Burglary Shawn Stein, rural Chatsworth; 24 cassette tapes, valued at more than $200, and a $15 tape case were taken sometime Monday night or Tuesday morning from a car parked on Fourth Street In Chatsworth. Bloomington Burglary Roofing Wholesale Supply, 500 E.

Bell Bloomington; $110 in currency stolen from cashbox between Friday and Tuesday; no forced entry. Burglary Joyce Floyd, 1309 W. Seminary Bloomington; $55 purple scooter stolen from garage in burglary on Tuesday. Vehicle burglary Clifford Wick, 202 W. Locust Bloomington; $50 toolbox and $200 in tools stolen from vehicle at residence on Monday.

Attempted burglary Janis Adams, 1906 Golden Drive, Bloomington; entry attempt made at rear door early Tuesday. Normal Theft Anna K. Schuetz, 3 Martha Normal; billfold and contents, valued at $50, stolen Tuesday from the Pub Two, 102 N. Linden Normal. Fire alarms Normal Odor investigation At 3:55 a.m.

Tuesday at residence of Carolyn Calbert, 421 Greenbriar Drive, Normal. Rescue runs Bloomington Refused aid At White Oak Road and the gravel pit on Bloomington's west edge after a collision of car and truck at 5:12 p.m. Tuesday. Fall Colonial Plaza at 11:39 a.m. Tuesday.

Wanetta Steffan, 59, of 405 E. Cherry Normal, was taken to Brokaw Hospital, Normal. Refused aid Johnson Transfer 401 S. Center Bloomington, at 10:40 a.m. Wednesday.

Births Wall, Elizabeth and Robert, 1703 Truman Drive, Normal, a girl born Monday (Sept. 7, 1987) at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center, Bloomington. LEXINGTON Luster, Lisa and Darrell, a girl born Monday (Sept. 7, 1987) at St.

Joseph's Hospital Medical Center, Bloomington. STREATOR Kennedy, Margaret and Terrence, a boy born Tuesday (Sept. 8, 1987) at St. Mary's Hospital, Streator. Court Notes McLean County Circuit Court, Associate Division Alcohol, obstructing Michael S.

Parkerson, 20, 403 W. Mulberry Bloomington, sentenced to a year's conditional discharge and 110 days in McLean County Jail for driving under the influence of alcohol, obstructing or resisting a peace officer, theft for failure to pay for a meal at Denny's Restaurant, 1615 N. Main Normal, and harassment by telephone. Must complete recommended alcohol treatment program. Conduct Stephen David Tudor, 34, of 2010 Woodhaven Drive, Bloomington, sentenced to 30 days in McLean County Jail, with credit for 30 days served, for disorderly conduct.

A charge of battery dismissed on motion by state's attorney's office for insufficient evidence. Retail theft William Paul Jones, 17, of 613 Clobertin Court, Apt. 4, World Tuesday Hi Lo wttir Amsterdam 61 54 cdv Athens 86 68 clr Barbados 87 77 clr Beiiing 82 61 clr Belgrade 73 55 clr Berlin 64 45 cdy Bermuda 86 78 cdv B'Alres 66 48 clr Cairo 91 70 clr Calgary 66 36 clr Copenhagen 61 50 cdy Dublin 61 52 clr Frankfurt 70 54 rn Helsinki 55 52 rn Hong Kong 90 81 cdy Istanbul 77 66 clr Jerusalem 86 66 clr Lima 68 59 cdv Lisbon 99 70 clr London 68 52 cdv Madrid 90 63 clr Mexico Cltv 77 55 clr Montreal 77 63 cdy Moscow 63 46 cdy Nassau 89 75 cdy New Delhi 98 77 cdy Oslo 61 41 clr Rio 73 59 cdv Rome 88 63 clr San Juan 91 77 clr Santiago 54 43 rn Seoul 82 63 clr Singapore 90 81 cdv Stockholm 57 52 rn Sydney 68 50 clr Tel Aviv 84 70 clr Tokyo 88 77 clr Toronto 77 59 cdy Warsaw 70 55 cdv p.m. Thurs. a.m.

Thurs. High Low 78 36 71 40 62 32 Sunset 7:04 p.m. Wed. a.m. Thurs.

Moonset 4:34 A year ago today High Low Blg'tn-Nor 72 45 Hopedale Clinton 69 35 Lincoln Eureka 72 40 Pontiac Gibson City 72 39 Tuesday Hi Lo Pre Otlk Albany, N.Y. 79 68 .47 cdy Albuquerque 83 61 clr Amarillo 76 55 .12 cdy Anchorage 50 46 cdy Ashevllle 81 62 .01 cdy Atlanta 89 69 cdy Atlantic City 77 71 .11 cdy Austin 95 70 cdy Baltimore 76 71 1.27 cdy Billings 79 49 clr Birmingham 91 66 clr Bismarck 78 36 cdy Boise 86 50 clr Boston 79 69 cdy Brownsville 97 76 cdy Buffalo 70 66 1.43 cdy Burlington.Vt. 74 61 .32 cdy Casper 79 41 cdy Charleston. C. 89 73 cdy Charlotte.N.C.

87 70 .04 cdy Cheyenne 78 44 cdy Cincinnati 86 65 .10 cdv Cleveland 78 65 cdy Columbla.S.C. 92 71 cdy Columbus.Ohio 85 66 cdy Concord.N.H. 82 68 .04 cdy Dallas-Ft Worth 91 69 cdy Davton 86 59 cdy Denver 82 51 cdy Des Moines 75 59 cdy Detroit 83 65 .19 cdy Duluth 69 52 .02 cdv El Paso 89 60 cdy Evansville 86 65 .03 cdy Fairbanks 43 38 .04 cdv Fargo 77 44 cdy Flagstaff 77 40 clr Courtesy of radio station WHOW, Clinton; Woodford County Sheriff's Department, Eureka; radio station WGCY, Gibson City; Hopedale Police Department, Hopedale; radio station WPRC-WESZ, Lincoln; and radio station WPOK, Pontiac. Hospital notes Fairbury Hospital Ad mitt ted Dixon, Emma, Saunemln Dismissed None Gibson Community Admitted King, Mary, Roberts Dismissed None Pontiac: Saint James Admitted Jacobson, Bernice, Pontiac Taylor, Flora, Pontiac Oakes, Elma, Odell Swanson, Tara, Pontiac Dillon, Billie Jo, Odell Dismissed McKinsey, Candice and baby girl, Pontiac Emettilli, Shelly and baby girl, Cullom Jacobson, Bernice transferred to St. John's Hospital, Springfield Streator: Saint James Admitted Campbell, Ruth, Streator Schultz, Judith, Streator Stych, Nola, Dwight Sauers, Ruth, Streator Rients, Alfred, Flanagan Ehlert, Shirley, Winona Dismissed West, Evelyn, Streator Essman, Bryan, Streator Man gets 5 years for drug charges PONTIAC A 35-year-old Sugar Grove man was sentenced to five years in prison yesterday in Livingston County Circuit Court after he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to deliver cocaine.

Abel Andrade, who was also fined $1,000, conspired to deliver more than 30 grams of cocaine on Dec. 19 in a parking lot at 317 W. Waupansie Dwight. In exchange for the guilty plea, charges of delivery of more than 30 grams of cocaine and unlawful calculated criminal drug conspiracy were dismissed. Bid accepted in Livingston for bridge near Manville Streator blaze blamed on wiring STREATOR Faulty electrical wiring is the apparent cause of a fire yesterday morning that caused about $3,500 damage to the residence of Rose Vanda, 504V2 S.

Sterling Streator fire officials said. Streator firefighters were called, to the home at 7:05 a.m. after one of Ms. Vanda's children noticed smoke in the home, which is owned by Sue Dobrick, also of Streator. No one was injured in the fire.

Streator Fire Chief Henry Araujo said the fire apparently had been smoldering in the home's attic since sometime Monday night. The fire was contained in the attic of the one-itory wood home, but smoke and water damage were reported in other areas, he said. Araujo said the fire apparently started in an area of the attic where bare wires came in contact with rafters. He said blown-in insulation probably kept the fire from, spreading during the night. 1L LAST CALL FOR DEATHS Bloomington-Normal Hallie B.

Atkinson Hallie B. Atkinson, 79, of 2105 Peirce Bloomington, formerly of Calico Rock, died at 6:07 a.m. yesterday (Sept. 8, 1987) at Brokaw Hospital, Normal. Her funeral will be Friday morning at Howard Funeral Home, Calico Rock.

Burial will be in Rose Lawn Cemetery, Calico Rock. Visitation will be Thursday night at Howard Funeral Home. Beck Memorial Home, Blooming-ton, has charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Atkinson was born Aug.

16, 1908, at Enfield, a daughter of Carroll Wilson and Mary Jane Hagood Darnell. She married Alvin P. Atkinson on Feb. 23, 1933, at Enfield. He died April 10, 1981.

Survivors include four sons, Alvin Edward, Phoenix, Albert Carmi; Thomas Corona, and Rudy St. Louis; four daughters, Maria Pforr, 1104 Hilltop Mobile Homes, Bloomington; Darlene Shepherd, 2105 Peirce Bloomington; Violet Levine, Casa Grande, and Jeanne Warman, San Jose, one brother, Earl Wilson Darnell, McLeansboro; one sister, Elizabeth Murdock, Enfield; 22 grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. Three sisters and two grandchildren preceded her in death. Bloomington woman's father succumbs Steve Sipula, 65, Ottawa, father of a Bloomington woman, died at 7:45 a.m. yesterday (Sept.

8, 1987) at Ottawa Community Hospital. He had been ill. His funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Church, Naplate.

Burial will be in Ottawa Avenue Cemetery, Ottawa. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today at Ottawa Funeral Home, Ottawa. Survivors include a daughter, Tina Sipula, 703 E. Washington Bloomington.

Mr. Sipula often volunteered at Clare House, Bloomington, to which memorials may be made. REUNIONS FLESHER, SEPT. 13 Picnic at noon at Cake Bloomington picnic area. ANDERSON, HUDSON The 59th reunion was recently held at Davis Lodee, Lake Bloomington.

New officers are: Melvin Scarbeary, Normal, president; Wary Kuvken-dell, Peoria, vice president; and Sally Jo Shaffer, Chenoa, secretary-treasurer. If Eastland Mall Bloomington By TONY PARKER Pantagraph staff PONTIAC A bid of more than $500,000 was accepted by the Livingston County Board yesterday for construction of a bridge about two miles west of Manville. Belvidere Construction Co. of Belvidere submitted a bid of $586,160 to construct a 500-foot bridge across the Vermilion River on County Road 2950 North. The new bridge will replace one that was demolished more than a year ago after it started sinking.

Construction of the bridge, which officials said is the largest bridge project in the county's history, is expected to take about one year. Livingston County and Newtown Township will each pay 10 percent of the project's cost, with the federal government paying for the remaining 80 percent. 3 charged with separate felonies in Livingston Co. By TONY PARKER Pantagraph staff PONTIAC A Fairbury man was charged with home invasion, a Dwight man with residential burglary and a Cicero woman with trying to smuggle marijuana into Pontiac Correctional Center in Livingston County Circuit Court action yesterday. Daniel G.

Bahler, 27, Fairbury, posted $500 to appear when required on a charge of home invasion. He was previously charged with two counts of battery and a single count of criminal damage of less than $300 in connection with the same incident. Bahler is accused of entering the home of Ryan Steidinger, about three miles northwest of Strawn, on Aug. 2. While at the home, he Tri-Valley hires new employees By STEVE WISEMAN Pantagraph correspondent DOWNS The Tri-Valley school board last night ratified the resignations of two employees and hired four others.

The resigning employees were Janet Wohlwend, third-grade teacher, and Lin Laskowski, a half-time teacher's aide at the district's grade school. To offset those actions, the board has hired four new employees. Robert Connelly has taken over for In other business The board: Referred a funding request by SHOW BUS to the county's finance committee. Mary Davis, director of the transportation program for senior citizens and handicapped adults in Livingston and McLean counties, asked the board for $1,000 in funding for the 1987-88 fiscal year. Ms.

Davis said she was asking for the funding because $2,200 of the program's $76,142 budget was cut by the East Central Illinois Area Agency on Aging. Ms. Davis said a similar request will be made of the McLean County Board. Neither county has funded the program in the past. Appointed Virgil Ledford to a three-year term on the Turtle Creek Outlet Drainage District.

allegedly broke in a door and struck Steidinger in the face. In an unrelated case, Mark D. Street, 30, Dwight, was being held in the Livingston County Jail last night in lieu of $20,000 bond on charges of residential burglary and theft of more than $300. Street, who is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 28, is accused of entering the home of Mark D.

De-Marse, 208 Vfe E. Mazon Dwight, on May 5 and taking a cassette tape player, tuner, turntable and television. In the prison case, Kimberly K. Koehler, 30, Cicero, was charged with bringing contraband into a penal institution and possession of between 10 and 30 grams of marijuana. Koehler, who was still in the Livingston County Jail last night in lieu of $20,000 bond, was charged with trying to smuggle marijuana into the maximum-security prison Monday.

She is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 28. Wohlwend and is also serving as a junior high boys basketball coach. Delilah Baine has replaced Laskowski and is also the half-time junior high language arts instructor. Cheri Oakley has been hired as a junior high girls basketball coach.

She is assisted by Todd Schneider, who is also assisting Connelly with the boys team. In another matter, the board discussed future repairs to the roofing on the district buildings. Superintendent Louie Boward said patching repairs could be made, but, a completely new roof may be needed in the future. PRICES SLASHED FOR THE SUMMER SAVINGS LAST TIME Coordinates Dresses Raincoats OPEN 10 AM-9 PM SUN. 12-5 PM Sweaters Blouses Skirts Slacks SUNDRESSES values to $42 $9 90 USE YOUR BANKCARDS AMERICAN EXPRESS OR DINERS CLUB.