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the the the the the the the Abilene Reporter-News April 19, 1991 For the Record Carol Ann Anderson Carol Ann Anderson, 49, of 4941-A Greenslope, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Funeral Home in Wichita Falls with Hampton officiating. Burial will be in Crestview Memorial Park in Wichita Falls. Local: arrangements were made by Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home, 542 Hickory St.

Miss Anderson was born in Dallas and graduated from Wichita Falls High School and Texas Christian University. A schoolteacher with the North East Independent School District in San Antonio for 10 years, she had lived in Abilene 10 years and was a member of First Christian Church. Survivors include her father, Carl T. Anderson of Wichita Judy Falls; two Taylor of sisters, Granbury; Susan and Anderson several Stroud nieces of and Abilene nephews. and Memorials may be made to the Abilene Intercollegiate School of Nursing, 1242 N.

21st Abilene, 79601, or the West Texas Rehabilitation Center, 4601 Hartford Abilene, 79605. Mattie Gilbreath Winston Obituaries Mattie Gilbreath Winston, 79, of 2517 Sunnibrook Court, died Thursday at her home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday. at Elliott-Hamil Funeral.

Home Chapel of Faith, 5701 U.S. Highway 277 South with Dr. Billy Spencer officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood Memorial Park. The body will be at the funeral home's 542 Hickory St.

location until noon Saturday. Mrs. Winston was in Paducah, graduated from high school there and lived in Fort Worth until 1954 when she moved to Abilene. A homemaker, she was a member of University Baptist Church and the widow of Thomas Lackey Winston. Survivors include a daughter, Dorothy (Mrs.

Gerald Smith of Houston; a son, Kimbrough M. Winston of Richardson; two brothers, Toby Gilbreath of Abilene and Glenn Gilbreath of Clyde; three sisters, Clifford Moody of Fort Worth, and Clara Goldsmith and Lola Duckworth, both of Abilene; and two grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Texas Heart Institute, 3720 Bertner, Houston, 77030 or to Hospice of Abilene, P.O. Box 1922, Abilene, 79604. The family will receive friends at the funeral home's 542 Hickory St.

location from 6-8 p.m. today. Robert Lee Campbell MERKEL Robert Lee Campbell, 70, died Thursday at an Abilene hospital. Services will be at 4 p.m. today at the Merkel Church of Christ with Larry Gill officiating, assisted by Bob Brandon.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, directed by Starbuck Funeral Home. Mr. Campbell was born in the Mount Pleasant community in Taylor County and attended school at Goodman. He was a farmer, rancher and a pumper for Crown Central Petroleum Company for several years and for LeClair Operating Company retiring in 1982. He was a member of the Church of Christ and the Noodle School Board and was a U.S.

Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Nan Campbell of Merkel; two daughters, Nancy Justice of Dallas and Vicki Reddin of Merkel; a son, Bobby Campbell of Abilene; three sisters, Faye Ueckert, Loyce Toombs and Vada McDonald, all of Merkel; six grandchildren; and four -grandchildren. Ortensia Patrice Travenia DENTON Ortensia Patrice urday in a local hospital as a from a drive-by shooting in Denton. Services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday Greater St.

Luke Baptist Church Lubbock with the Rev. J.H. Ford ating. Graveside services will be p.m. at Elmwood Memorial Park in lene, directed by Curry Funeral of Lubbock.

She was born in Lubbock, school there and graduated from lene High School in 1985. She was retary of the Student Council at and was listed in Who's Who American High School Students. She also graduated from the sity of North Texas in 1990 with criminal justice and was employed Store in Denton as manager of the She was a member of Valley Abilene where she was president active in Sunday school. Survivors include her mother, lene; her father, Jimmy D. Gary Tajette Travenia of Abilene; and and Mattie Travenia and Lola Brown, Visitation will be from 9 a.m.-8 home.

Nora Jennings Travenia, 24, died Satresult of a gunshot wound at in officiat 3 AbiHome Travenia attended Abisec- AHS Among Travenia Univer- a bachelor's degree in by Dillard's Department accessories department. View Baptist Church in of the junior choir and Madlyn Mitchell of Abiof Lubbock; a sister, her grandparents, Tola all of Lubbock. p.m. today at the funeral COLEMAN Nora Jennings, 95, died Wednesday at an Abilene nursing home. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Stevens Funeral Home Chapel with Sam Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Burkett Cemetery. Mrs. Jennings was born in Erath County, grew up and attended school in the Burkett-Grosvenor area in Coleman County and moved to Coleman in 1949. She was a cook at the Burkett school for many years and a live-in housekeeper for many families in Coleman.

She was active in the Coleman Senior Center where she enjoyed quilting and other activities. She was a member of Elm Street Church of Christ and the widow of Frank Jennings. Survivors include two daughters, Evelyn Williams of Coleman and Letta Vallier of Abilene; 11 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; and a -grandchild. Memorials may be made to the Coleman Senior Center, 316 S. Pecos, Coleman, 76834.

Area deaths GRANBURY Les Mallon died Wednesday at a local hospital. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at Acton Cemetery in Acton, directed by Martin's Funeral Home. COLEMAN Morton, 66, of Rising Star, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday at Walker Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche. KNOX CITY J.A. "Arthur" Rector, 76, formerly of Rotan, died Wednesday at a local hospital. Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at Rotan Cemetery in Rotan, directed by Smith Funeral Home. LORAINE Ruth Hildebrand, 84, died Wednesday at a San Angelo hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kiker-Seale Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in the Colorado City Cemetery.

ROTAN Thomas B. Colwell, 74, died April 13 in a Fisher County hospital. Services be at 10 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Rotan Cemetery, directed by Weathersbee Funeral Hame 9C ROTAN Glenn Gabel, 73, died Wednesday at a Lubbock hospital.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church. Military graveside rites will be in the Rotan Cemetery, directed by Weathersbee Funeral Home. BIG SPRING Bessie (Mrs. H.O.) Morgan, 86, died Thursday at a Lubbock hospital.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Myers Smith Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Trinity Memorial Park. BIG SPRING Fay Grantham, 81, died Thursday at a local nursing home. Graveside services were held at 5 p.m.

Thursday at Trinity Memorial Park, directed by Nalley. Pickle Welch Funeral Home. GOLDTHWAITE Francis Irene "Jack" Laughlin died Thursday in Cleveland, Texas. Services are pending with Stacy Wilkins Funeral Home. MULLIN Martha Calder, 93, died Thursday at a Brownwood hospital.

Services are pending with Stacy kins Funeral Home. Funerals today SEMINOLE Marjorie Campbell, 61, 10 a.m. at the Community Chapel; burial in Gaines County Cemetery in Seminole, directed by Roger 1 Pool Funeral Home. BRECKENRIDGE Glenn W. "Bud" Walker, 61, 11 a.m.

at Bethany Baptist Church; graveside services, 3 p.m. at Coleman Cemetery in Coleman, directed by Morehart Mortuary. SAN ANGELO Col. Carmon Monroe "Andy" Anderson, 77, 2:30 p.m. at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio, directed by Johnson's Funeral Home.

PHOENIX, Ariz. Gary L. Cox, 49, memorial services, 1 p.m. at Tempe Mortuary in Tempe, Ariz. SWEETWATER Donnie O.

Robinson, 85, 4 p.m. at Sweetwater Cemetery, directed by Cate-Spencer Gallagher Funeral Home. MINERAL WELLS Henry David Ballinger, 54, 10 a.m. at Eastland Cemetery in Eastland, directed by Kimbrough Funeral Home of Cisco. Fire calls These were the calls provided by the Abilene Fire Department.

WEDNESDAY: 7:15 p.m. Paramedics took a person injured in a vehicle accident at North 10th and Willis streets to a hospital. 7:37 p.m. Paramedics took a person with a possible broken hip in the 1300 block of Hollis Drive to a hospital. 9:25 p.m.

Rescuers assisted with a vehicle accident in the 2300 block of West Industrial Boulevard. 10:29 p.m. Paramedics took a injured in a vehicle accident in the 1700 block of Jameson Street to a hospital. THURSDAY: 9:18 a.m. Paramedics took a person with a possible heart attack a in the 1600 block of Antilley Road to a hospital.

10:13 a.m. Paramedics took a fall victim in the 900 block of North Jefferson Drive to a hospital. 12:16 p.m. Paramedics took a person with seizures in the 1000 block of Cherry Street to a hospital. 12:40 p.m.

Firefighters extinguished a vehicle fire in the 4000 block of Pine Street. 3:11 p.m. Paramedics took a person with possible heat stroke in the 5400 block of Jones Avenue to a hospital. 5:40 p.m. Firefighters investigated a false alarm in the 1400 block of Tanglewood Road.

Hospital patients Humana Wednesday Admissions From Abilene: James Allmand Dorothy Bird Leltie Chapman Cheryl Hayes Bessie Long Robert Lott Coleen Qualls Sara Stewart Eddie Swanson Jr. Roy Thornton From elsewhere: Billy Batts, Eastland Talmadge Craig, Breckenridge Christopher Elias, Stamford Erma Ellison, Brownwood Mildred Kinney, Coleman Barney Popnoe, Coleman Juanelle Reeve, Jayton Karla Roberts, Rotan Wednesday Dismissals From Abilene: Thomas Evans Jr. Susan Fisher Erma Grady Edith Hobbs Mildred Kendall Naomi Spikes Larry Tatum From elsewhere: J.W. Appleton, Baird Bonnie Dickson, Baird Mattie Donelson, Carbon Clara Martinez, Munday Jeanette Morren, Eastland Herbert Pietzsch, Roscoe Jim Rhodes, Cisco Doyle Young, Clyde Hendrick Wednesday Admissions From Abilene: Martha Ainsworth Bessie Brown Arthur Collins Jamesa Cutshall Lino Diaz Pamela Donaldson Tara Fowler Richard Goble Sandra Gonzalez Harvey Holder Sylvia Jimenez V. Glen Johnson Robert Lawhon Rhonda Macke Evelyn McDermott Lula Myatt Peggy Pavlosky Lois Roberts Cody Southwood Sandra Utley Kayla Wright Larry Wright From elsewhere: Manuel Alsides, O'Brien John Bounds, Albany Jason Clack, Albany Berta Evans, Cisco Clay Fowler, Rotan William Gay, Ranger Edna Harris, Dallas Annie Ivy, Stamford Felicitas Jaramillo, Snyder Benny Melton, Haskell Elizabeth Nanny, Haskell Anthony Newman, Clyde Sandra Purvis, Cross Plains Abbie Redden, Sweetwater Wednesday Dismissals From Abilene: Elsie Alkire Eduvina Flores Tina Glover Cheryl Hayes Verl McChesney Yoland Pino Bertha Vashaw Billie Willis Stacy Wilson Freida Winn From elsewhere: Nathan Anderson, Anson Cinnamon Clowers, Sweetwater Ovie Corley, Stamford Ema-Lee Delacruz, Merkel Fannie Donnell, Breckenridge Joy Breckenridge Bedford Kuykendall, Haskell Sean Lee Rotan Ruthie Love, Merkel Crucita Mendoza, Stamford Odell Rains, Rotan 19-year-old is held on robbery charges A 19-year-old man faces aggravated robbery charges in connection with the armed robbery of a Wylie Shamrock Convenience Store Sunday.

Abilene police officers took the man into custody Thursday evening on Old Anson Road north of Interstate 20. He remained in Taylor County Jail on $100,000 bond Thursday night. Investigators said a store camera captured the robbery on videotape and led to the arrest of the man. The robber entered store at 4600 Pine St. around 2:30 p.m.

Sunday and asked the clerk for some cigarettes. He then produced a revolver, pointed it at the clerk and demanded cash from the register. The clerk obeyed, a and the sakhar canth an Dina Streat Goodfellow construction may be back on SAN ANGELO U.S. Air Force officials are considering a recommendation to resume building at Goodfellow Air Force Base, a base spokesman said Thursday. Capt.

Vic Warzinski, Goodfellow public affairs officer, said the Air Training Command had recommended lifting the freeze on $5.2 million worth of construction. In January 1990, Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney placed a moratorium on all defense-related construction. The ban was lifted April 11, in conjunction with the April 12 report issued by Cheney to the Base Closure and Realignment Commission. However, the removal of the ban did not give the green light to all affected projects, Warzinski said. Instead, the Department Defense is requiring reappraisal of each item to ensure the projects the government's long-term plans for downsizing the services." Warzinski said Air Force decisions continue in limbo on the $52 million worth of projects proposed at Goodfellow to support firefighter- and fuels-training courses that were to have been transferred from Chanute Technical Training Center in Rantoul, Ill.

These projects include fire-training and fuels straining facilities, a dormitory, dining hall and troop issue warehouse. The $5.2 million in construction recommended by ATC included: A precision imagery building to be part of the intelligence-training program at the Goodfellow Technical Training Center, which carries an estimated cost of $2.2 million. A security police operations center, estimated at $1 million. A fire station to replace the World War Il-era building now in use, estimated at $1.2 million. A youth center, Harold estimated Smith, at deputy $780,000.

civil According to base engineer, Goodfellow could receive formal approval to start the construction "within the next few Witnesses: Trooper killed man who was on knees with his hands raised BAYTOWN (AP) A junior college baseball player killed by a state trooper was on his knees with his hands in the air when he was shot in the chest at a Baytown apartment complex, witnesses said. Tyrone Earl Henry, 21, was attending a party in the complex's clubhouse with 10 fellow Lee College teammates Saturday when he was shot by Department of Public Safety trooper James C. Lucky, who lived in the complex. According to police reports, the trooper said he had gone to the party room to quiet down the revelers and discovered a fight in progress. When he tried to break up the squabble, Lucky, who was not in uniform, was wrestled to the ground and pulled his gun.

The shooting is being investigated by the Texas Rangers and Harris County district attorney's office, as well as the DPS internal affairs department. A memorial service was scheduled for Henry at 1 p.m. Friday at the St. James Methodist Church in Anahuac. "We want to make sure justice is done," said Ray spokesman for the Baytown chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Wilson others present during the shooting attended a several, Wednesday at the chapel. Investigators say Henry died from a single bullet wound to the chest. Edward Blake, 21, a student at the party said no one knew Lucky, also 21, was an officer when he came to the party room. "He started screaming he was a police officer after he was down on the ground," Blake said. Blake said he, Henry and another party-goer, Joe Thierry, wrestled Lucky to the floor after Lucky hit one of those at the party in the head with the butt of his flashlight.

Then someone saw a gun on Lucky, Blake said. "Tyrone yelled to us not to let him shoot anybody," said Steve Rochard, a 19-year-old Lee College baseball player from Missouri City. "I told (the trooper) to put the gun away and nobody will get hurt." "Tyrone had the barrel and butt of the gun held down," Blake added. "He was not trying to take it. He just said, 'Let the gun but the trooper refused and that's when Joe said for us to just run." Blake and Thierry said they were afraid Lucky was so he might shoot so they ran to opposite doors.

angry "Tyrone remained behind. It looked like his maybe the trooper kicked Tyrone back or else he sat back on knees. But I saw Tyrone on his knees with his hands in the air when the trooper got into a crouched position about five feet and shot. He then waved the gun in our directions and away warned us stay back," Blake said. Lucky remains on the job.

DPS officials say some witnesses support the officer's story that he identified himself as he tried to break up the fight. He told authorities he did pull the trigger until Henry made a forward movement not as if trying to snatch his gun from him. "Based upon the investigation so far, there hasn't been any reason seen for DPS spokesman David Wells said in Austin. "I can't go too far into the ongoing investigation. But after interviewing many witnesses, we do believe the trooper identified himself as a peace officer a short time after entering the party Wells said there are no regulations that would have required Lucky to call other officers before going into the party room with his gun.

Firefighters respond to fire in pallet building Firefighters doused a blaze. in a Abilene pallet Regional manufacturing Airport building five miles south Thursday night on State the Highway Abilene 36. Fire said Lt. Leon Chrane with Department had apparently been burning trash next to the owners building when the fire raged out of control and spread to the interior. Firefighters arriving on the scene found smoke under coming control.

out of the building but immediately had the fire said the building received some interior fire Chrane damage. House leaders question school finance projections AUSTIN (AP) A House leader accused Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock Thursday of trying to drum up support for a state income tax with an estimate that local school property taxes will increase $8.3 billion over five years under a new law. "He's trying to scare the property taxpayers in this state and over -panic everybody that they're going to have to see these enormous property tax increases and that an income tax would be better," said Rep.

Bruce Gibson, a from Cleburne who heads the House Government Organization Committee. Speaker Gib Lewis, who released a much smaller estimate for the school finance reform law, said numbers House distributed by Bullock were "inflated to the worst scenario. Lewis, D-Fort Worth, called the charge that Bullock's estimate was meant to promote an income tax a "very rumor." Bullock has pushed a state income tax to popular meet Texas' needs in education and other areas. The lieutenant governor's staff defended his estimate, which was developed by the Texas Education Agency and includes a projected $2.1 billion local school property tax increase nver the next two vears. Public records Public records DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT COURT The 350th District grand jury returned 28 indictments Thursday.

They included: Juan Alfredo Sedillo, also known as John Alfredo Sedillo, 36, 1378 Orange, burglary of a habitation with a second count of attempted burglary of a habitation. The indictment alleges a prior conviction for possession of methamphetamine. Bennie Lloyd Schooler, 40, Clyde, DWI, subsequent offense. Marvin Trevino, 54, Rt. 3, Box 111, DWI, subsequent offense.

Joe Willis Gilbreath, no age or address available, DWI, subsequent oftense. Preston Scott Judd. 35, 2141 Marshall, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Willie Henry Gray, 37, 1502 Plum, possession of cocaine with intent to deliver with a second count of possession of cocaine. The indictment alleges a prior conviction for possession of cocaine.

Carlos Woodard, 22, 1819 N. Willis, possession of a prohibited weapon. The indictment alleges a prior conviction for burglary of a habitation. Jackie Thomas, 23, 1809 S. Third, robbery.

The indictment alleges a prior conviction for burglary of a habitation. Rolando Carmona, 17, 601 Portland, robbery. Elijah Whitfield, 18, 2301 Bridge, aggravated assault. Milan Williams 17, 5241 N. Ninth, aggravated assault.

Pete Stokes Acosta 21, 1501 S. Fourth, aggravated assault. Jesse Rodriguez, 23, 3500 Cedar Run, theft. Henry Wilson Dillard 23, 4717 Don Juan, theft. Greg Reese, 21, 626 Westmoreland, indictments for burglary of a building, attempted burglary of a building and burglary of a motor vehicle.

Jackie Eugene Beaver, 17, 524 Westmoreland, indictments for attempted burglary of a building and burPedro Gonzalo Reyes, 30, 804 S. glary of a building. Stokes, indecency with a child. Belton E. Jackson, 39, 302 N.

Mockingbird, aggravated sexual assault. Fredrick Ray Collier, 20, 750 Glenhaven, forgery by passing. Timothy Dean Clark, 17, 5873 Southmoor, theft. Karla Denise Wiggins. 20, 103 Pennsylvania, theft.

George Roy Sparks, 37, Merkel, theft. David Duane Nault, 32, Anson, DWI, subsequent offense. An undisclosed investigation by the Taylor County Sheriff's Office. FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURT Bankruptcy filings continued on a brisk pace through March and early April with more than 150 cases filed in the first 15 weeks of the year. Through Wednesday, the 107th day of 1991, 156 bankruptcies had been filed.

Most of the cases are Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which is liquidation of nonexempt assets and eradication of debt. The latest cases include: William Braxton Hill and Vickie Ann Hill of Breckenridge filed Chapter 7. listing debts of $140,275 and property of $91,603. Edward Luera Lozano of Sweetwater filed Chapter 13. No debts or property were listed.

James Edward Moore and Pamela Snyder Moore of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $19,531 and property of $23,403. Keith Duane Coolman and Donna Gail Coolman of Merkel filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $88,529 and property of $1,663. Berna Dean Etheredge Gantt of Sweetwater, fdba Greenhouses, Snyder Nursery and Country Market, filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $204,180 and property of $93,525. Joseph Frigo and Nancy Frigo of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $51.205 and C. property Cossabone of $27,615.

and Tina Arthur Cossabone of Stamford filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $39,916 and property of $14,920. Joseph Nickerson of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $27,539 and property of $30,371. James Roger Clement and Cathy Lucille Clement of Abilene. dba Clement filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $191,242 and property of $79,800. Shelley Morris Bowles and Katherine Merchant Bowles of Hawley filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $55,597 and property of $8,843.

Arlie Ray Berry and Frances L. Berry of Anson filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $30,549 and property of $13,050. Gary Wayne Campbell and Linda Marie Campbell of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $20,024 and property of $5,284. W. Frank Morrison of Abilene filed Chapter 13.

No debts or property were listed. Frank Landis Kubala of Roscoe filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $108,795 and property of $47,700. Mary R. Escobedo of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $33,450 and property of $27,050. Stephen E.

Robison and Darlene A. Robison of Abilene, dba Robison's Parts Connection, filed Chapter 7. No deuts or property were listed. Billy W. Pole and Lodosk Pole of Ballinger filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $86,462 and property of $8,243.

James Turner Terry of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $40,125 and property of $4,080. Reymundo Rodriques Silva of Abilene, dba KMXO Radio and Payless Body Shop, filed Chapter 13. No debts or property were listed. Barbara D. McCrimmon of San Angelo filed Chapter 7.

No debts or Eddie Venson Story Jr. and Loproperty were listed. letha Story Bangs filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $47,145 and property of $40,625. do James Mark Lamb and Kathleen a A. listing debts of $83,824 and property of lamb of Abilene filed Chapter 7, $66,632.

Cooper and Eva Joyce Harvey Lee Cooper Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $21,742 and property of David Edward Gottschall and $8,363. Gottschall of Clyde filed 7. No debts or property were Cynthia Ann Chapter listed. Randall Floyd Brown and Pamela Kristen Brown Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $52,381 and property of $6,837. Ricky Duane Dorman and Dawn Dorman of Abilene filed Kathleen 7, listing debts of $119,042 Chapter and Dominga Gusman Cantu and Lonproperty of $68,020.

Cantu Jr. of Stamford filed gino Chapter 7, debts of $39,600 and listing property of $3,836. Cook and Tina James Benjamin Cook of Abilene filed Louise King Chapter 7, listing debts of $38,702 and Billy Wayne Belyeu and Delores property of $6,879. Ann Belyeu of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $42,642 and property of $65,650. Ruben A.

Perez and Kathy Jo Perez of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $119,614 and property of $59,300. Diamond Ranch Inc. Sweetwater filed Chapter 12. No debts or property were listed. Jane Hooker Terry of Lynn Quanah Hooker filed and Chapter Pamela la No debts or property were listed Jerry Doyle Wemken of Snyder filed Chapter 12.

No debts or property were listed. Amos R. Davis of Abilene filed Chapter 13. No debts or property were listed. Delbert Owen Parker of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $16,604 and property of $26,375.

Bobby Carl Fenton and Vicki Ann Fenton of Coleman filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $186,716 and property of $53,110. J.D. Moore Transfer Inc. of Abilene filed Chapter 11. No debts or property were listed.

Roy Jasper Samuels of Breckenridge filed Chapter 7. No debts or property were listed. Michael Stan Kinman and Sandra Jo Kinman of Hawley filed Chapter 7. listing debts of $66,052 and property of $44,653. Lottie Pearl Kemp of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $13,018 and property of $4,910.

James Thomas Tolley and Kim Marie Tolley of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $22,499 and property of $5,907, Grace Marie Downing of Clyde filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $91,276 and property of $68,314. Alexander Paul Gliottone Jr. and Constance Lee Gliottone of Abilen? filed Chapter 7. listing debts of $117,599 and property of $110,750. Sherry Lynn Kennedy of Abilene filed Chapter 7.

No debts or property were listed. Viterbo D. Rios Jr. and Rosana D. Rios of Abilene filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $22,650 and property of $8,994.

Charles Stanley Myatt and Nelma Sue Myatt of Tuscola filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $29,818 and property of $35,576. Roger M. Abbott and Brenda S. Abbott of Rio Rancho. N.Mex., filed Chapter 7, listing debts of $46,416 and property of $7,875.

Stephen Magill Brower and Bettie Ann Brower of Abilene filed Chapter 7. listing debts of $461,454 and property of $29,597. COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW Misdemeanor Dispositions Guadalupe Diaz Vasquez, 39, 1734 N. Ninth, violation of a protective order, 30 days in jail. Iva Irene Waldrop, 22, Anson.

DWI. two years of probation, $400 fine. David Sloan Wells IV, 20, Rt. 3 Box 38, possession of marijuana under two ounces, $100 fine. MARRIAGE LICENSES Brent Kendall Payton and Kate Kath- leen Dooling.

Russell Norman Taylor and Virginia Douglass Womack. Jeffrey Lee Clark and Lisa Dawn Woodson. Richard Scott and Rosa Ann Riddick. Pedro Carbajal Secundino and Irma Dominguez. Kevin LeeRoy Burks and Heidi LaVada Strickland.

Theodore Wesley Piasetzki and Jean Bernice Nilsson. James Edward Wise and Patricia Lyn Welch. Baker Steven Franklin and Danielle Earlene Sellers. Dale R. Hartmann and Gina Carol Saxton.

Douglas Wayne Bryan and Deborah Kay Cannon. Stephen P. De Reis and Elaine Quinones. Cody Mark Shields and Trena Denise Lett. Grant Wayne Compton and Dawn Renee George Markus Coley Smart and There.a Gail Chance.

Clifton Earl Williams and Doris Yates Hillis. Willie Norman Williams and Marlys Toney Mandrell. Gene Alyn Moody and Rebecca Williams Stover. Robert William Beltield and Laura Rene McCollum. David Michael McClure Jr.

and Cheryl Merrill McClure. Devin Sinclair Ely and Kendra Lyn Bond. Peter L. Burgos and Celia Delrufugi Dela Garza. Dennis J.

Pickett and Misty Yvonne Myers. Steven Earl Pippin and Tonya Gayle Williams. Michael Lee Martinez and Jeannine Renee Austin. Bruce Wayne Larkins and Rebecca L. Mortensen.

Terry Lee McKinzy and Virginia Rose Booker. Walter Donnell Petitt and Natasha Falana Hubbard. Rickey S. Theel and Brenda M. Kelly.

Marvin Eugene Daniel and Christina Alexandria Reid. Cecil Gene Davidson and Tami Lynn Asbill. Robert Keith Armstrong and Sheila Dawn Kaltsas. Freddie Mata and Brenda Rae Shaw. Earl Gilbert Siegel and Karen Sue Willson.

Blake Adam Brannon and Michelle Leigh Stephens. James Matt Scott and Patricia Anderson Dodson. Timothy Maurice Torres and Valerie Nichols Rusk. Douglas A. Miles and Elizabeth Ruth Wheeler.

Armando Rodriguez and Lisa Marie Juarez. David Lee Riley Jr. and Mila Whitney Brandon. Jessie Junior Eldridge and Cecile Laverne Hill. Enrique Lopez Pequeno and Anna Marie Hernandez.

DECLARATION OF INFORMAL MARRIAGE Johnny Raymon Smith and Margaret Gilmore Ferguson. Reyes Canales and Santiaga Esparza Canales. Hector Flores Jr. and Kathy Annice Hamon. Jesse Charles Ivey and Tawnya Smith Ivey.

Darrell Ragan Goetz and Lisa Kay Hournbuckle. Troy Brian Dickerson and Bettie Yolanda Adams. Bobby Ray Musselwhite and Brenda Kay Goodwin. Antonio Gallardo and Melinda Kay George. John Anthony Damian and Tonia Helvey Gutierrez.

Gerald L. Mullikin Jr. and Lindsey Leigh Lucas. Raymond Samuel Guerrero and Ruth Daniel Guerrero. Today in history Associated is Friday, April 19, the 109th day of 1991.

There Today are 256 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: Forty years ago, on April 19, 1951, Gen. Douglas Truman, MacAr- bade thur, relieved of his command by President farewell to Congress. In his address, MacArthur quoted a line from a ballad: "Old soldiers never die; they just fade away." He then added, "I now close my military career and just fade Thought for Today: "Never one thing and seldom one can make for a success. It La takes a of them person merging into one perfect Marie Dressler, Canadian actress (1869-1934).

Births Born Wednesday at Hendrick Medical Center: From Abilene: Girl to Beth and Hal Macke Born Thursday at Hendrick Medical Center: From Abilene: Boy to Sherry Battee Girl to Sandra and Mario Gonzalez From elsewhere: Girl to Betty Frank, Sweetwater.