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THE DECATUR DAILY REVIEW PACK SEVENTH EN Decatur, Illinois, Friday, January 18, 1980 Macon County Deaths Shah blames U.S. oil firms for downfall a "continuing theme of either be-'-trayal or conspiracy." Two years before the revolution, the shah said, "we heard from two different sources connected with the oil companies that the regime with-, in Iran will change If just in imagination, we believed that there was a plan that there must be less oil offered to the world market in order to make the price of oil go up. one country should have been the one chosen for this sacrifice." The shah did not name the two companies, but said they were both American Iran's oil consortium included Gulf Oil. Mobil. Exxon.

Standard Oil of California and NEW YORK (AP) The deposed Shah of Iran says he has not renounced his claim to Iran's Peacock Throne and that the greed of U.S. oil companies brought about his downfall one year ago. "Abdicating, in the vocabulary of a king, does not exist unless it's very, very special circumstances." Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi said Thursday in a televised interview with British journalist David Frost. "Does a king have to agree to abdicate?" Frost asked. "Yes Unless he is decapitated." replied the 60-year-old shah, who is under a death sentence from a revolutionary court in Iran.

The hour-long interview on the ABC newsmagazine "20-20" was the shah's most extensive public state ment since he left Iran lor exile one year ago Wednesday. He charged his regime had been sacrificed by profit-hungry American oil companies and rejected as "preposterous" claims bv the regime of Ayatollah- Ruhoilah Khomeini that he was responsible for the massacre of tens of thousands of Iranians during his reign. He labeled the United Nations, which has been proposed as a forum for airing grievances against his monarchy, "impotent" except in its dealings with "defenseless individuals." Frost said the shah conceded "errors of his own making" encouraged his overthrow, but that the conversation with the ailing monarch had grandchildren. One daughter, one brother, two sisters and two grandchildren preceded her in death. Croney Myrtle Croney.

90. of 1820 N. Church St. died 5:19 p.m. Thursday (Jan.

17, 1980) in Lincoln Manor South. Funeral arrangements are incomplete J.J. Moran and Sons Funeral Home. Earles Mrs. Clarence (Genevieve McAleer) Earles.

87. of Monterey Park, formerly of Decatur, died Jan. 10, 1980 in California. Funeral services were held Jan. 14 in Whittier.

Calif. Mrs. Earles was born in Staunton, daughter of Jack and Myrtle McAleer. She married Clarence Earles in 1919. He died in 1951.

Surviving are son. Stephen of Palmer. daughters, Margery Wilcott of Decatur; Maurine Miller of Monterey Park, 11 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. One sister preceded her in death. County Board committee OKs store liquor license Jess Peters, Inc.

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A Macon County Board committee has approved a county liquor license for Joseph M. Klieber for a package liquor store in the 3000 Block W. Main St. However, the license will not be issued until a structure to house the store is completed and inspected and an occupancy permit is issued, according to County Board Chairman Bennett Bradley who is county liquor commissioner. The store will be on the north side of Main Street at the foot of Snake Hill.

It be adjacent to a Huck's Convenience Food Store, which is to be constructed later this year. Klieber said Thursday he applied for license in July and has had several meetings with city and county officials concerning the proposed package store. The Decatur Realtor said he is purchasing the land for the store from Decatur City Councilman Nick Striglos. "It will be a retail liquor store with a drive-up window," Klieber said. "It will be a tavern." mmmu jimii i mi j.

A 'yVVITH THE PURCHASE OF SELECTED 1980 SYSiimi 19" TABLE TV Klieber said he had not been notified as of late Thursday of the license approval. He said plans for his building cannot be made final until he is certain he has a license. The property on which the store will be located is immediately adjacent to the city boundary. Bradley said the land has carried a commercial zoning designation from the county for many years. "Klieber met all the zoning and legal requirements for a liquor license," Bradley said.

"The Health. Agriculture, Welfare and Safety Committee had no objection to issuing the license so long as his building passes inspection." Klieber wondered aloud Thursday why it had taken the county six months to approve his license application. But Bradley said a problem developed with the legal description Klieber submitted for his property when he sold part of it to Huck's. He said a new legal description had to be submitted before approval could be given. HEINKEL'S COUNTRY-STYLE BACON lb.

99 "HICKORY SMOKED" BACON JOWEL LB. OS POLISH $f29 SAUSAGE LB. 0 aim Deaths 4 1620N.32NDST. DECATUR, ILL. PH.

423-6913 OPEN DAILY 9 TILL 6 CLOSED SUNDAYS WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS FRESH LEAN ALL MEAT GROUND $139 BEEF LB. BONELESS ROLLED $189 ROAST LB. BEEF SHORT OO0 RIBS LB. Beinhauer Mrs. Frank H.

(Marie Sorensen) Beinhauer, 77. of 564 Bradley Court died 5:27 p.m. Thursday (Jan. 17, 1980) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Private family services will be 2:30 p.m.

Saturday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. No visitation. Entombment will be in Star of Hope Mausoleum. Graceland Cemetery. Memorials: Decatur Memorial Hospital.

American Cancer Society or First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Beinhauer was born in Savanna, daughter of Hans M. and Christine Sorensen. She graduated from the University of Illinois.

She was a member of Sigma Kappa sorority. First Presbyterian Church. Country Club of Decatur, Decatur Club, and Decatur Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, and one of the early volunteer workers on Fun Fair. She married Frank H. Beinhauer in 1929.

Surviving are her husband; daughter, Mrs C.J. (Marilyn) Darnall of La Grange, two grandchildren. One brother preceded her in death. Bunch Mrs. Clarence T.

(Dorothy Amanda White i Bunch. 75. of 3025 N. Slonroe died 4:10 m. Thursday Uan.

17, 1980) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Private familv services will be Mon-dav in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home. No visitation. Burial will be in Friends Creek Cemetery, Argenta. Mrs.

Bunch was born in Decatur, daughter of Jack K. and Lydia White. She was a member of the Unitarian Church. She married Clarence T. Buin h.

Sr. in 1922. He preceded her in death Surviving are. on. Clarence of Decatur, mx grandchildren and eight great 1 In! linger Mrs Ross i Emma Bright) Hullinger.

81. of Moueaqua died 9.H) a m. Thursday i Jan. 17, lHKd) in her home. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.

Saturday Da a son ikoff Funeral Home, Moueaqua. uith visitation after 4 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. Moueaqua.

Mrs Muitmger was born in Boulder, daughter of George W. and Mary C. Bncnt. She was a member of First Bap-ti-t church. Moueaqua She married Chester Dean, who died in 1958.

She married Ross Hullinger, who died in 1 '77. Surviving are brothers. Dean Bright of Moueaqua: Earl Bright of Decatur; sister. Mrs. Harold (Georgia) Lamb of Moueaqua.

Stalemate may A stalemate over the selection of a f.nri member for the Harristown Town-sr-p Board m3 wind up in court. He board took no action Thursday r. u'u to fill a vacancy created by the Autrist resignation of Edwin J. Tangnev Jr. the conclusion of the hoard meet-wc.

Township Highway Commissioner Paul Mc Kinney presented each trustee uith a letter signed by him and three other township residents which demanded immediate action on the vacancy McKmney said following the meeting that the letter is a prelude to the filing i'f a laAsuit which he said will seek a (ourt order calling for the naming of a men! for Tangnev ttr who signed the letter were On The Record Decatur births chael and Ria Rogers LEE, 1 370 Oak. rl J.in 16, St. Vary's Tnomas and Mary HANKS MALE SHE 110 Haortn. boy, Jan 16. St Mary James and Ern.ce Cook BROWNING, 237 Lonqvew Place, boy.

Jan. 16, Deca'ur Memo r.al Kurt and Lori Aske STINSON, 2034 Maple, boy, Jan. 17, Decatur Memorial Traffic accidents Wednesday Dorothy H. Albert, 59, Macon; Mildred J. Logan, a3.

Monticeiio: Jackson and Eldorado streets, 9.20 a.m. Lottery winners SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) Here are the winning numbers drawn Thursday in the Illinois lottery: POT OF GOLD 906713 (Jackpot $46,800) LUCKY STARS 18 34 065 734 86182 Central Illinois at The LAGUNA L197CP Genuine Pecan wood veneers. Electronic Video Guard Tuning Keyboard Touch Command channel selection Cable ready. MjTesoud tvt Over 20 models of 25" SMALL BAR-BQ SPARE $1109 RIBS LB.

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Jasper St. died 6:35 a.m. Friday (Jan. 18, 1980) in her home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Brintlinger's Funeral Home.

Sells Walter F. Sells. 65. of 331 S. Broadway died 11:30 a m.

Thursday (Jan. 17, 1980) in Decatur Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at J.J. Moran Sons Funeral Home. Lederbrand Chester Lederbrand.

78. of Taylorville died 4:15 m. Wednesday (Jan. 16, 1980) in St. Vincent Memorial Hospital, Taylorville.

Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday in Shafer Funeral Home, Taylorville. with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Taylorville.

Sir. Lederbrand was born in New-City, son of Phillip and Myra Lederbrand. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Christian County Farm Bureau. He was a retired farmer. He married Virginia Riley in 1926.

Surviving are his wife; son. Roger of Taylorville; brothers. Merle of Pawnee; Ralph of Rochester; Sam of Shattuc; sister. Grace Johnson of Edinburg; two grandchildren. Three brothers and one sister preceded him in death.

go to court Herbert Gulick, a farmer in the township; Paul J. Gietl. father of trustee Dan Gietl; and Rodney Hofferkamp, one of those who has been nominated for Tangney's post. The selection of a fifth member for the board would break up an impasse which has slowed action on some issues since the resignation of Tangnev. Trustees Jim McKinney and William Koonce have sided together against Township Supervisor Murice Doyle and Dan Gietl in most board actions.

It is that 2-2 split which also has prevented the selection of a new board member. Most recently nominated was Dan Dipper, a township farmer, who has been supported by Gietl and Doyle and opposed by Koonce and McKinney. Bloodmobile gets donations for vouth Students and staff members at Mac-Arthur High School apparently responded to a plea for blood to help a student critically injured in a Jan. 5 accident. A spokesman for the American Red Cross said 84 first-time donors, many of them from Mac Arthur, were among 311 persons who gave blood Thursday during the Bloodmobile's visit.

Of the 311 pints of blood given, 1 were replacement donations. Twenty-six persons were turned down for medical reasons. There were 85 volunteers who helped with the blood donations. A plea had been made this week by the MacArthur Student Council for blood donations for Reed Batson, 18, of 221 Delmar who remained in critical condition this morning in the Intensive care unit of Memorial Medical Center in Springfield. Pike County man killed in car wreck near Tuscola William M.

Waggoner, 21, of Baylis in Pike County as killed Thursday night in an automobile accident one mile west of Tuscola on U.S. 36. Waggoner was dead on arrival at Jar-man Hospital, Tuscola. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office reported the accident happened about 10:46 p.m. but no other details were available today.

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