The Daily Journal from Fergus Falls, Minnesota • Page 2

stolen from station MORA, Minn. (AP) A lone gunman held up a rural service station Sunday night and escaped with about $700 in cash, the Kanabec County sheriff's office said. The man walked into Falk's Service Station about eight miles south of Mora on U.S. 65 and held a pistol on Mrs. Lloyd Falk while cleaning out the cash register, the sheriff's office said.

Another attendant was working in the garage area of the station and was not aware of the robbery. Mrs. Laura Chapman funeral Wednesday Mrs. Laura M. Chapman, 91, died yesterday at her home in Star Lake Township.

The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Maine Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Hugh Cowan officiating and burial in Silent Vale Cemetery. She was born Dec. 5,1881, in Star Lake Township, the daughter of Ira and Martha Jenne.

She grew up there and married James Chapman. They lived and farmed all of their lives in that area. He died in 1930. Surviving are six sons, Alfred, Charles and Dayton, all of Denti James, Woodland, John, Santa Ana, and Arthur, Clima, four daughters, Mrs. John (Clara) Harthun, Dent; Mrs.

Albert (Rosetta) Wishnack, Pelican Rapids, Mrs. Lillian Pitlo and Mrs. Roland (Ada) Veazie, both of Clima, 34 grandchildren; 37 great- grandchildren; and two great- great-grandchildren. Arrangements by the Johnson-Larson Funeral Home, Pelican Rapids. Services Tuesday for Mrs.

Ingrid Holo Services for Mrs. Ingrid Holo, 93, Clitherall Township, who died Friday at the Otter Tail County Nursing Home, will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Eagle Lake Lutheran Church, rural Battle Lake, with the Rev. Robert Hawkinspn officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

She was bom April 25,1880, in Nidaros Township, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Johnson. On July 10, 1910, she married Andrew Holo. He died in 1912.

She made her home in the Clitherall community all her life. Surviving are two sons, Ellsworth, Battle Lake; and Vernon, Middleton, three grandchildren; and eight great- grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. EmilBakke, Stanley, N.D.; and a brother, Emil Johnson, Battle Lake. Arrangements by Belmont Funeral Home, Henning. Bus accident claims 73 lives JET FREIGHTER CRASHES-Wreckage of a Pan American 707 jet freighter lies on a runway at Boston's Logan Airport after it crashed and burned.

The jet engine is in the foreground. (AP Wirephoto) Mrs. John Tomhave services Tuesday Services for Mrs. John C. (Martha) Tomhave, 83, Plymouth, who died Friday in Ann Arbor, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Nilson Funeral Chapel, Fergus Falls, with the Rev. Lauren Youngdale officiating. Burial will be in United Church of Christ Cemetery, Fergus Falls. She was born in Elizabeth Township Feb. 26, 1890, the daughter of Otto and Hennretta Stroschein.

She married John Tomhave in Fergus Falls April 25, 1917. He died eight years later. In 1942 she moved to Plymouth. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs Clifford (Marjorie) Stenstrom, and Mrs. Stanley (Rosalie) Morrill, both of FergusFalls; two sons, Harold, Plymouth; and Lawrence, Schenectady, N.Y.; Ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; one sister, Olga Stroschein, Spokane, three brothers, Max and John both of Fergus Falls; and Herbert Stroschein, Erhard.

Arrangements were made by Nilson Funeral Home, Fergus Falls, and visitation will be held today till 9 p.m. and Tuesday until funeral time. Man sucked out of on airplane ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) State police searched today for a man who was reported to have been sucked out of a DC10 jetliner at nearly 40,000 feet after an engine exploded and the cabin depressurized. The National Airlines wide- bodied jet with 128 persons aboard was en route from Miami to San Francisco when the accident occurred Saturday night.

Witnesses said one passenger, listed on the passenger manifest as G. F. Gardner of Beaumont, was sucked out through a window. One passenger said a stewardess told her husband that "she had just served the man a drink and saw him go out the window." Lou Spohn of Ukiah, said he was sitting in front of the missing man when the engine exploded. Spohn said he grabbed the man's leg but was unable to maintain his grip as the man was forced through the window.

The airliner, which was headed for a stop at Las Vegas, made an emergency landing at Albuquerque International Airport. Police said they would continue using helicopters in their search for the victim. Gardner was believed to be a machinist employed by Bethlehem Shipyards and based in Beaumont. The company said Gardner was en route to a job site in Singapore. The man's reported death was the only fatality, although 23 persons were reported to have received hospital treatment for injuries after the plane landed.

Many of the injuries apparently occurred as passengers exited the plane via emergency slides. The airline said most of the injuries were minor. The reason for the engine failure has not been disclosed. National Transportation Safety Board investigator Guy Moshier said, "Hopefully, we'll get some answers that might keep this from happening again." Hans 0. Sand dies Hans 0.

Sand died at his home in Erhard this morning at the age of 84. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Olson Funeral Home. Former resident of Underwood dies Mrs. Lucille Vcrnice Judd, a former resident of Underwood, died Oct. 24 at a Seattle hospital.

Services were held Oct. 26 in Seattle. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hpraldson of Seattle, she was born in Moorhead May 10, 1926, and moved with her parents to Underwood in 1926 and she graduated from high school there.

She was married to Leo Judd Jr. of Waco, Texas, Jan. 19,1952, and was employed in Duluth before going to Seattle 20 years ago. Surviving are her husband, 4212 Baker Ave. NW, Seattle; her parents, 824 NW 59th Seattle; a brother Delwyn Haraldson, Moscow, and a sister, Mrs.

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"We were just going to Heno to 1 don't know what happened," said Jesse Jones after crawling out of the twisted wreckage of a bus accident that killed 13 persons. Jones of Richmond, was one of 31 survivors of a "gambler's special" accident Saturday night five miles north of Sacramento. The bus was scheduled to arrive in Nevada in time for the midnight floor shows at the Reno casinos and to return Sunday night to Richmond. A Greyhound spokesman said the bus was chartered by a group called "Variety Swingers" of Richmond. The front of the bus disintegrated when it slammed into a freeway overpass abutment on Interstate 880.

Bits of wreckage were scattered over several hundred feet of freeway, and the concrete (First Publication October 79, 1973) POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HEN NEPIN in The Matter of int Proposed Regulation, Chapter WPC 36, for Administration of the National PoNutartt Discharge Elimination Syslem (NPOES) and State Disposal System Permit Programs NOTICE OF HEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a putjlic hearing will be held by the AVnnttOTa Pclluliort Control Agency pursuant to its aulhoritv under Minnesota Statutes, Chapters 115 and 116, as amended, (or the purpose ct receiving and tonsiderirvg tKlimony and evidence tearing upon (he proposed regulation Chapter 36, WPC 36, for administration OF the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System and Slate Disposal System Permit Programs. The proposed regulation applies general the following: (a) submission and evaluation of NPDES and disposal system permit applications; (b) eslabliihment ol terms and conditions ot NPDES and disposal system permits; (c) of monitoring, recording and reporting requirements for NPDES and disposal system permits; (d) issuance ar.d denial of NPDES and dispose! system permits: (e) modification, suspension and revocation of NPDES and disposal system permits; ar.d reissuance of NPDES and disposal syslem permits. The hearing will be convened at 9:00 a m. on November 37, 1973 in Room of ihe Veteran's Building, 20 West Street ar.d Columbus Avenue, SI Paut Minnesota 55155, and continue until all interested persons have had an opportunity to be heard. Cop'es ol the proposed regula! ion wilt be mailed upon request and will be available (or review by interested persons during normal business hojrs in the ottices cl the Agency.

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A pair of stocking feet dangled below the twisted metal. The woman wearing the stockings was dead," said Don Minnick, a photographer. Some survivors crawled to safety through the wreckage. But a swarm of nearly CO rescuers worked more than three hours under floodlights to free the others and to extract bodies. Hundred of such "gambler's special" charters travel each week between the San Francisco Bay area anci Nevada gambling casinos at Reno and 1 Tahoe.

Fergus Falls (MB.) Journal Monday, Nov. 5,1973 2 Two killed on roadways By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The deaths of two young Minnesota men in single-car accidents over the weekend raised Minnesota's 1973 highway toll to 825, compared with 893 a year ago. The Highway Patrol said John K. Wenzell, 19, Winona, was killed Sunday when the car he was driving left Minn. 76 about seven miles souh of Winona.

Robert W. Krensing, 18, Browns Valley, died Saturday night from injuries he received earlier that day when the car he was driving crashed along Minn. 28, one-half mile east of Browns Valley. Thieves take rifle, cycles Thieves during the weekend took two mini-bikes and a rifle from a garage in Perham. The county sheriff's office said the items, valued at a total of $770, were taken from a garage at the Richard Buchob, residence.

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