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Southern Illinoisan, Sunday, May 17, 1998 TOG QIQE)S JACKS O.NCCOUNTY COURT REPORT Page IOC MARRIAGE LICENSES May 5 Lance C. Crombar, 20, Murphysboro, and Brooke A. Wilson, 19, of Ava. Charles E. Pritchett, 33, and Sheila J.

Layton, 29, both of Murphysboro. May 6 Kenneth J. Clover, 53, and Lois M. Robinson, 53, both of Gorham. May 7 Matthew S.

Shelton, 20, and Claire M. Butcher, 20, both of Murphysboro. May 8 Rasit Koc, 38, and Nazire P. Cambolat, 24, both of Carbondale. James J.

Ringler, 53, and Nancy Walker, 51, both of De Soto. Randall R. Fox, 27, and Jill R. Speith, 26, both of Columbia, S.C. Roger W.

Blacklock, 32, and Sherry J. Hammel, 35, both of Vergennes. May 11 Aaron L. Rodely, 18, Du Quoin, and Venus S. Sheets, 19, of Murphysboro.

Richard J. Simmons, 29, and Angela D. Byram, 24, both of Troy. i Yuan-Chao Lei, 30, and Hui-Ling Juan, 29, both of Palatine. Joe Lively, 27, and Misty D.

Caraker, 22, both of Du Quoin. Eric C. Rodewald, 25, and Racheal Leggans, 23, both of Carbondale. David Alouso, 23, and Christina lies, 22, both of St. Louis, Mo.

William R. McDaniel 32, and Toni R. Hart, 30, poth of Willisville. DIVORCES FILED May 4 Joli L. Cole, 26, petitioner, Carbondale, and John M.

Mielke, 27, of Murphysboro. May 5 Jacqueline Schaefer, 30, petitioner, and Thomas C. Schaefer, 26, both of Grand Tower. DIVORCES GRANTED April 27 Angela M. Blanco, 71, petitioner, Carbondale, and Ricardo D.

Garcia, 75, of Havana, Cuba. April 29 Lisa C. Sink, 27, petitioner, De Soto, and Thomas R. Sink, 29, of Memphis, Tenn. Mariann Steele, -37, petitioner, and Randall B.

Steele, 26, both of Murphysboro. Nancy L. Baggett, 34, petitioner, Murphysboro, and John F. Baggett, 41, of Carbondale. Pamela K.

Graff, 38, petitioner, Vergennes, and Karl W. Graff, 41, of Murphysboro. Alison Tope, 34, petitioner, Carbondale, and Curtis W. Tope, 38, of Ava. Bonita Wheaton, 49, petitioner, Carbondale, and Ralph J.

Wheaton, 55, of Pentwater, Mich. Douglas E. Chapman, 29, petitioner, Campbell Hill, and Eleanor J. Chapman, 27, of Pinckneyville. Cheryl A.

Robertson, 25, petitioner, Rockwood, and Frankie R. Robertson, 25, of Steeleville. DIVORCES DISMISSED April 29 Beverly A. Gaston, 28, petitioner, and Louis Gaston, 28, both of Murphysboro. CHANCERIES FILED May 6 Polly Winkler Mitchell and Anne Spiller seek an order to terminate andor rescind lease from Frank Westwood, Kenneth D.

Ackers, and Sally Ackers for breach of lease in failing to keep property insured, failing to pay rent installments numerous times and subleasing premises without plaintiff's permission, which is required by the lease. May 7 Charter Bank seeks a judgment to foreclose mortgage plus attorneys' fees, costs and expenses from Lynda N. Martin for a complaint for foreclosure on property located at Phillips Road, Carbondale. May 8 Charter Bank seeks a judgment to foreclose mortgage plus attorneys' fees, costs and expenses from Lynda N. Martin for a complaint for foreclosure on property located at Lot 3, Cashen Valley, Carbondale.

City of Murphysboro seeks a order declaring property to be abandoned from Howard Spann and Shirley Dillinger Booker as county treasurer for a petition for declaration of abandonment of property and judicial deed on property located at 416 Division Murphysboro. CHANCERY DISPOSITIONS April 27 A chancery filed March 6 by First State Bank of Campbell Hill for a judgment of foreclose plus attorneys' fees and costs from Greg Layne for a complaint for foreclosure on property located at Lot 1, Chautauqua Pines, Pump House Road, Murphysboro, has been dismissed. LAWSUITS FILED April 22 Keith and Carla Klaine, doing business as Klaine Rentals, seek $1,405 plus possession of the premises and costs from Chris Vanover of 828 Maple Murphysboro, for unlawfully withholding possession of the premises in a forcible entry and detainer action. April 28 Dorothy Rowatt seeks in excess of $50,000 from Sean Bennett alleging he negligently operated his bicycle at an excessive rate of speed and failed to look out ahead for people using the walkway in front of the Kroger store, resulting in Bennett's bicycle hitting plaintiff, causing injuries and medical expenses. May 1 Elwein Austin and Ida Austin seek in excess of $50,000 from Darrel K.

Davis, Marion Ford-Mercury, and Jamie Davis over injuries and medical expenses resulting from a traffic accident. Associated Lumber Industries, seeks $16,649.86 from Matthew W. Sims for defaulting on payments due for lumber and building materials provided. May 5 Terry Bowman seeks possession of the premises and c'osts of suit from Clifford Hale and Donna Hale of 977 Town Creek Road, Murphysboro, for unlawfully withholding possession of the premises in a forcible entry and detainer action. May 7 Kentucky Finance seeks an order of replevin for possession of property, the value of the property not delivered and damages for detention plus attorneys' fees and costs from John D.

Cox for defaulting on payments due for a 1987 Ford Ranger pickup truck and other items. May 8 American General Finance Inc. seeks $7,000.15 plus costs from Gary D. Hawk for defaulting on payments due under terms of a note, chattel mortgage and federal disclosure statement. May 11 Dr.

Alejandro Caceres seeks $480 plus possession of the premises from Robin Wyman of 717 McKinley, Carbondale, for unlawfully withholding possession of the premises in a forcible entry and detainer action. LAWSUIT DISPOSITIONS April 27 Judgment has been entered in favor of First State Bank of Campbell Hill for $1,523.06 plus attorneys fees and costs from Mary A. Griffin for defaulting on payments due under terms of a promissory note in a lawsuit filed Feb. 13. Judgment has been entered in favor of First State Bank of Campbell Hill for $4,498 plus attorneys' fees and costs from Michael Presswood for defaulting on payments due under terms of a promissory note in a lawsuit filed Feb.

17. Judgment has been entered in favor of First State Bank of Campbell Hill for $1,940.35 plus attorneys' fees and costs from Wilburt D. Ehlers for defaulting on payments due under terms of a promissory note in a lawsuit filed Feb. 17. Judgment has been entered in favor of First State Bank of Campbell Hill for $4,429.81 plus attorneys' fees and costs from Jackie D.

Ehlers for defaulting on payments due under terms of a promissory note in a lawsuit filed Feb. 17. April 28 Judgment has been entered in favor of Douglas A. Phillips, doing business as Ambassador Apartments, for $1,755 plus possession of the premises from Tra-mese Walker of 920 E. Walnut, 10.

Carbondale, for unlawfully withholding possession of the premises in a forcible entry and detainer action filed April 3. Judgment has been entered in favor of Malibu Village Rentals for $900 plus possession of the premises, attorneys' fees and costs from Angela Settles of Malibu Village Mobile Home Park 66, Carbondale, for unlawfully withholding possession of the premises in a forcible entry and detainer action filed March 27. Judgment has been entered in favor of American General Finance, for $8,036.08 plus costs of suit from John D. Gonzales, Kelly S. Gonzales and Vera J.

Cross for defaulting on payments due under terms of a note in a lawsuit filed Feb. 23. April 29 Judgment has been entered in favor of Providian National Bank for $8,239.61 from Richard B. Williams for defaulting on payments due under terms of a credit agreement in a lawsuit filed Feb. 25.

May 1 Judgment has been entered in favor of American General Finance, for $6,137.99 plus costs and attorneys' fees from Leland L. Sherrill for defaulting on payments due under terms of a note and federal disclosure statement in a lawsuit filed March 26. MISDEMEANORS FILED April 24 Von A. Easley of 1400 N. Illinois, 203, Carbondale: domestic battery.

Bond set at $5,000. April 29 Randy D. Etherton of Mobile Ranch Trailer 2, Murphysboro: obstructing a police officer. Bond set at $2,000. April 30 Kenneth R.

Patterson of 412 N. Marion, Carbondale: criminal trespass to state-supported land. Bond set at $3,000. May 4 Dennis R. Wheeler of 4053 Germania, St.

Louis, domestic battery. Bond set at $3,000. May 5 Kenneth E. Clutts of 115 Clutts Road, Makanda: domestic battery and assault. No indication if bond was set.

May 6 James Chorzempa of 6412 S. Austin, Chicago: underage possession of alcohol. No indication if bond was set. Michael Brady of 6142 W. 63rd Chicago: underage possession of alcohol.

No indication if bond was set. Eric Bandera of 5713 S. Moody, Chicago: underage possession of alcohol. No indication if bond was set. Robert O'Quinn of 811 Mae Smith, Carbondale: underage possession of alcohol.

No indication if bond was set. Marlon K. Reed of 2412 New Era Road, Carbondale: domestic battery. No indication if bond was set. May 7 Robert B.

Morris of 703 S. Rawlings, A4-6, Carbondale: retail theft. Bond set at $1,000. May 8 Danita Gates of 712 North Murphysboro: disorderly conduct. Bond set at $1,000.

Marvin Gates of 712 North Murphysboro: disorderly conduct. Bond set at $1,000. Kevin S. Appling of 905 E. Park, 11, Carbondale: criminal damage to property.

No indication if bond was set. Desiree S. Greenwood of Stevens Road, 52B, Carbondale: criminal trespass to real property. Bond set at $1,000. Chad L.

Tucker of 6239 Ana Road, Murphysboro: unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. No indication if bond was set. Sonya Foster of 25 Roxanne Trailer Park, Carbondale: criminal trespass to real property. No indication if bond was set. Saeed M.

Alyacoubi of 1500 S. Wall. Bldg. 126, 5, Carbondale: resisting a peace officer. Bond set at $1,000.

Matthew J. Tarrants of 295 Fairway Vista, Murphysboro: retail theft. Bond set at $1,000. Michael D. Head of P.O.

Box 2701, Carbondale: four counts of deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set. Scott D. Baker of 10554 Wurdack, St. Louis: eight counts of deceptive practice.

No indication if bond was set. Christopher S. Yearack of 509 W. Main, Carbondale: six counts of deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set.

James M. Scott of 3815 Devils Fork, Carbondale: deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set. Qiana Edwards of 800 E. Grand, 44C, Carbondale: seven counts of deceptive practice.

No indication if bond was set. Larry N. Morris of 1315 Rover 5, Murphysboro: deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set. William E.

Kyle of 1039 Landfill Road, De Soto: five counts of deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set. Carla Dooley of 732 N. Ninth Murphysboro: five counts of deceptive practice. No indication if bond was set.

MISDEMEANOR DISPOSITIONS April 30 David Fugina of 106 Abbott, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of cannabis. Court supervision for 12 months and $100 fine. Rocco Zito of 106 Allen, 1, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Court supervision for 12 months and $100 fine. Morris P.

Pulke of Route 2, Box 126, Tamaroa, pleaded guilty to domestic battery. Conditional discharge for 12 months, costs and $100 fine. May 1 Tiffany N. Hall of 212 S. Lake Heights, 4, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to retail theft.

Court supervision for 12 months and $150 fine. FELONIES FILED April 22 Timothy A. Lyford of 225 S. 13th, 101, Murphysboro: retail theft. Bond set at $2,500.

James E. Cox of 225 S. 13th, 101, Murphysboro: retail theft. Bond set at $2,000. Michael Williams of 817 N.

Almond, Carbondale: retail theft. Bond set at $3,000. April 23 Heights: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000. Marisa Spearman of 205 N.

Wall, 13B, Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $2,000. May 3 Martin C. Peterson of 515 S. Lincoln, 24, Carbondale: DUI.

Bond set at $1,000. Michael B. Walker of 47 Mobile Ranch, Murphysboro: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $2,000. May 5 Amanda D.

Hundley of 611 W. North, Du Quoin: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $2,000. Jerry M. Glenn of 8214 S.

Peoria. Chicago: driving while license suspended. No indication if bond was set. Duane R. Lawrence of 250 S.

Lewis, 78. Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000. May 7 Ronald A. Litton of 705 N.

18th Herrin: DUI. No indication if bond was set. May 8 William Bohne of 6871 W. 175th Tinley Parle DUI. Bond set at $1,000.

Jason L. Wilson of 203 E. Mill Waterloo: DUI. Bond set at $1,000. Alan K.

Mathews of 1407 W. Sycamore, Carbondale: DUI and driving while license suspended. Bond set at $3,000. May 9 Jason P. Downs of Route 1.

Box 147, Oconee: DUI. Bond set at $1,000. Rebecca Satterfield of Route 4, Box 32, Carbondale: DUI and driving while license suspended. No indication if bond was set. Singtetary V.

Johnson of 2236 Commercial, Murphysboro: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000. Michael C. DeJarnett cf 218 N. Second Dupo: DUI.

Bond set at $1,000. May 10 Emery Bond of 105 W. Meyers. Campbell Hill: DUI. Bond set at $1,000.

Wiilard T. Keller of 73 Timber TraJ Drive. Marphy-sboro: DUI. Bond set at S1.CQ0. DUI DISPOSITIONS April 13 Sally A.

Ellis cf 86 England Heights Read, Carbondale. pleaded guilty to DUI. Court supervision for 24 months, costs and $400 fine. April 29 Brittany A. Burris cf 214 Warren Road.

39, Carbondale. pleaded guilty to no valid license. Court supervision for three months and $75 fine. Andrew J. Pettigrew cf 1403 E.

Walnut. Carbondale. pleaded guilty to DUI. Probation for 12 months, costs and $500 fine. Dereck L.

Bittner of 335 E. Pleasant Hill Road. 3, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to no valid license. Court supervision for three months. $75 fine and costs.

April 30 Stefanie R. Wall of 1195 Pinetree Lane. Bartiett. pleaded guilty to DUI. Court supervision for 12 months, costs and $400 fine.

Kenneth W. Richard Jr. of 1232 Mae Smith, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to DUI. Court supervision for 12 months, costs and $400 fine. Abe H.

Gordon of 815 Green Ridge Road, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to DUI. Court supervision for 24 months, costs, $400 fine and $250 restitution. Frank J. Henry of 613 E. College, 11, Carbondale: unlawful production of cannabis sativa plants.

Bond set at $10,000. April 29 Rashad D. Jackson of 154 N. Laramie, Chicago: two counts of obtaining phone service with intent to defraud. Bond set at $10,000.

Shane A. Clutts of 236 Sweet Gum Road, Gorham: four counts of reckless homicide, five counts of aggravated DUI, failure to render aid and leaving the scene of an accident Bond set at $20,000. May 1 Deantrae M. Lathan of 1106 N. Carico, 2, Carbondale: two counts of home invasion, two counts of aggravated battery and two counts of aggravated unlawful restraint.

Bond set at $25,000. May 5 Dennis J. Henderson of 200 N. 15th, 22, Murphysboro: aggravated battery, domestic battery and battery. Bond set at $10,000.

May 7 Jonathan D. Craig of 405 E. College, 241, Carbondale: burglary and theft. Bond set at $10,000. Anthony L.

Taylor of 216 Neely Hall, Carbondale: unlawful possession with the intent to delivery cannabis and unlawful possession of cannabis. Bond set at $10,000. FELONY DISPOSITIONS April 29 Lance L. Brown of 425 Carbondale Mobile Home Park, Carbondale. pleaded guilty to battery.

Probation for 12 months, costs and time served. Jevon M. Elliott of 1914 Shomaker Drive, Murphysboro, pleaded guilty to aggravated battery. Probation for 18 months, costs and time served. Michael E.

Collins of 2400 W. Main, 253, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance. Probation for 24 months, costs, $63 restitution, ordered to perform 30 hours of public service work, $500 mandatory assessment and ordered to obtain substance abuse evaluation and follow-up treatment. DUI AND OTHER TRAFFIC April 18 James M. Miller of 315 Polk, Charleston: DUI.

Bond set at $1,000. April 27 Anthony Porche of 7204 S. Jeffrey. Chicago: driving while license suspended. No indication if bond was set.

April 30 James L. Pierce of P.O. Box 107, Hurst: DUI. Bond set at $3,000. May 1 Tina M.

Petrillo of 1714 N. Seventh St. Extension, Murphysboro: DUI. Bond set at $1,000. Patricia L.

Smith of 2232 Alexander Murphysboro: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000. Timothy J. Kubal of 9081 Giant City Road, Carbondale: driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000.

May 2 Ryan M. Morthland of 1603 Grace SL, Murphysboro: DUI. Bond set at $1,000. Kenneth E. Holland of 20 Ruth Drive, Florissant, DUI.

Bond set at $3,000. Richard C. Koons of 429 S. 16th DUI. Bond set at $1,000.

Sherard A. Jones of 300 E. College, Carbondale: DUI. Bond set at $1,000. Michael B.

Walker of Power Plant Road, Grand Tower, driving while license suspended. Bond set at $1,000. Derrick D. Wolfe of 725 W. 195th Chicago WILLIAMSON COUNTY COURT REPORT Credit Acceptance a Michigan corporation, has filed a complaint against Lili B.

McBride of Marion for failure to make payments on a Buick LeSabre automobile. The total amount owed is $7,220.93, which includes attorney fees and interest. Credit Acceptance a Michigan corporation, has filed a complaint against Steven M. Hoffard of Johnston City for failure to make payments on Pon-tiac Firebird automobile. The total amount owed is $5,664.23, which includes attorney fees and interest.

DUI April 25 Craig A. Hanna, 35, 1618 S. Division, Carterville; citation by Carterville Police Department. April 30 Matthew T. Dibble, 20, 813 New Day Way, Marion; citation by Marion Police Department.

Jody L. Deaton, 47, 713 W. Tyler, Herrin; citation by Illinois State Police. May 2 Robert D. Barton, 25, 11613 Norman Road, Marion; citation by Williamson County Sheriff's Department.

May 3 Creditors Bill hours of public service work. MISDEMEANORS April 27 Ronnie D. Dalton, 215 King Hurst, has been charged with domestic battery and interfering with reporting of domestic violence. Court date June 5. Christopher L.

and Shawna L. Voshage, both of 1902 N. State Marion, Heidi M. Zivanovich, 1211 White Marion, and Bobby R. Helton, Route 3 Box 6B, Carterville, have all been charged with unlawful consumption of alcohol by a minor.

Court date May 21. April 29 Linda J. Brown, 10295 Tate West Frankfort, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 4. Samuel M.

Chamness, 404 W. Fourth Johnston City, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 4. Terry Crowell 700 N. Logan, Marion, has been charged with deceptive practice.

Court date June 4. John Finney, P.O. Box 499, West Frankfort, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 4. Edward Gross, 24 W.

Homer Harrisburg, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 4. MISDEMEANOR DISPOSITIONS April 16 Rodney Tucker, 703 N. Fair, Marion, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses.

Charles E. Miller, 4280 Christian Chapel Road, Dongola, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Charles J. Sloan, 1202 S.

Vicksburg Marion, was charged with unlawful damage to property. Case dismissed. Jeannie Hatton, 817 Coxspur, Zeigler, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Angela S.

Lazorchak, P.O. Box 223, Hurst, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. April 17 James A. Mahurin 5 James Place, Murphysboro, was charged with deceptive practice.

Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. April 28 Randy R. Jarvis, P.O. Box 489, Cambria, was charged with illegal possession of firearm. Case dismissed.

April 29 Timothy Gurske, P.O. Box 82, Johnston City, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Sidney E. Mincey, 1517 W.

Adams SL, Herrin, was charged with domestic battery. Case dismissed; victim dropped charges. Virginia Meacham, 711 Olive Road, Carterville, was charged with two counts of deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Judith Feezor, Route 3 Box 50, Carterville, was charged with deceptive practice.

Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. April 30 Arthur J. Gulley, 217 Scout Cabin Road, Carterville, was charged with domestic battery. Case dismissed; victim dropped charges. Jason Brent Royal, 605 E.

Parham, Marion, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Joseph Aloffo, 11369 Macfarland Lane, Carbondale, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. James Ditterline, 17 N.

Magnolia, Harrisburg, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. Carolyn Goins, P.O. Box 2361, Carbondale, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1.

Edward Gross, 24 W. Homer Harrisburg, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. Carolyn Arning, 6755 Giant City Road, Carbondale, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date Junel.

J. Greg Geittmann, 900 N. Logan, Marion, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. Crissy Horn, 800 E.

Grand Carbondale, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. Gary Klus, 326 Murray Eldorado, has been charged with deceptive practice. Court date June 1. Jeramie Dale Oakley, 16597 Dublin West Frankfort, has been charged with residential burglary.

Court date May 18. FELONY DISPOSITIONS April 16 Scott Hammond, 1300 N. Eighth Herrin, and Martin Counts, Bayer Circle Apt. 132, Carterville, were both charged with aggravated robbery. Hammond was found guilty and was sentenced to eight years in Menard Correctional Center and received credit for 124 days already served.

Counts pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 24 months probation. He was ordered to pay costs only and serve six months in Williamson County Jail. He received credit for time served. He is to pay restitution of $150. Scott Hammond.

1300 N. Eighth St. Herrin, was charged with burglary. He was found guilty and sentenced to five years in Menard Correctional Center. This is concurrent with the eight years he is serving for aggravated robbery.

He is to receive credit for 124 days already served. Leslie L. Clayton, Route 2 Junction Falls, Creal Springs, was charged with unlawful possession of controlled substance with intent to deliver, armed violence and unlawful possession of weapon by a felon. All counts dismissed. April 23 Dustin K.

Allen, 402 N. Spillertown Road, Marion, was charged with burglary. Case dismissed. April 24 Tracy Lee Chamness, 1322 Brush Johnston City, was charged with aggravated robbery. Case dismissed.

April 27 Joseph S. Thomas, 200 Chamness, Creal Springs, was charged with two counts of criminal damage to property, criminal intimidation, two counts of disorderly conduct and aggravated battery. All counts were dismissed. April 28 Alisa D. Perry, 1181 E.

Walnut, Carbondale, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. April 30 Marsha Chantrell Jackson, P.O. Box 116, Colp, was charged with two counts of unlawful possession of cannabis with intent to deliver. One count was dismissed.

On the second, she was found guilty and was sentenced to 24 months probation. She was ordered to pay $245 drug assessment fine, and was ordered to submit to drug testing. She is to perform 100 BANKRUPTCY REPRESENTATION Don't Lose Your Belongings! Protect Your Tax Refund Check! A rLLEMAN Attorneys at Law 310 East Main Carbondale Dawn M. Lovel, 1052 Hallidayboro Road, Elkville, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses.

James F. Joiner, 1205 N. Pierce, Carbondale, was charged with two counts of deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Anthony J.

Rosso, 717 N. 20th, Herrin, was charged with domestic battery. Case dismissed; victim dropped charges. Bryan Todd, 711 E. Harrison, Herrin, was charged with deceptive practice.

Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Judi Ross, 316 N. 21st Herrin, was charged with deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Tom Lacy, Lacy's Construction, P.O.

Box 329, Hurst, was charged with two counts of deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Julie Brown, 301 E. Logan, Cambria, was charged with two counts of deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses.

Angela Martin, 2112 Melanie Lane, Marion, was charged with two counts of deceptive practice. Case dismissed; restitution made to businesses. Ronald Mize, 200 First Bush, was charged with domestic battery. Case dismissed; victim dropped charges. LAWSUITS April 9 James E.

Douglas and Saundra Douglas, both of Williamson County, have filed a complaint against American Community Mutual Insurance a Michigan mutual company, and Melvin E. Green for breach of contract. They are seeking $113,890.72 for insurance claims not paid by company, plus attorneys' fees and costs. April 13 Joseph Restivo of Williamson County has filed a complaint against Kentucky Oaks Mobile Homes Inc. of Carterville for injuries suffered from a fall on premises.

Restivo is asking compensation for personal injuries received. He is seeking in excess of $60,000 plus costs. Defendant demands trial by jury. April 15 Banterra Bank of Marion has filed a complaint against Todd Taylor of Marion for failure to make required payment of note in the amount of $6,961.29. April 21 Roberta Lawrence, address not stated, has filed a complaint against The Kroger Co.

of Marion and Shawn Moore, an employee of the store, alleging he grabbed hand in such a way as to have caused her severe and permanent injuries. She is asking compensation for personal injuries received. She is seeking in excess of $50,000 from The Kroger Co. of Marion and Moore. She also demands trial by jury of 12.

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May 4 Arnold R. Saylor, 33, 1107 Marilyn Drive. Carterville; citation by Illinois State Police. DUI DISPOSITIONS April 28 Amy J. Stacy, 800 N.

20th Herrin, was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months court supervision. She was ordered to serve 10 hours in public service work and pay $400 fine plus costs. April 29 Gregory A. Sims, 1633 W. Stotlar, Herrin, was found guilty and sentenced to 12 months court supervision.

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Wisecarver, 34, Herrin, and Camilla D. Pass, 38, Carbondale. Married March 14. April 29 Thomas Stritzel, 35, and Jerri Russell, 20, both of Johnston City. Married April 25.

William F. Wyatt, 29, Hurst, and Cheryl R. Blanken-ship, 29, Marion. Married April 25. Paul R.

Holland, 21, Herrin, and Elaina M. Hicken-botham, 18, Johnston City. Married April 29. April 30 Jody E. Cherry, 23, and Amy M.

Sizemore, 22, both pf Champaign. Married April 25. Michael G. Hutchison, 37, and Twila M. Wear, 39, both of Marion.

Married April 25. James A. Rushing, 29, and Shirley R. Breedwell, 29, both of Carterville. Married April 30.

May 1 John R. Kelly, 48, Crystal City, and Gloria D. Farris, 55, Paducah. Married April 26. May 4 Brian L.

Mornweg, 37, and Mary A. Krantz, 27, both of Johnston City. Married April 25. Sylvester. Dalton, 43, and Paula L.

Hogg, 18, both of Marion. Married May 1. Donald C. Richey, 56, Pittsburg, and Peggy R. Richey, 51, Marion.

Married April 24. James L. Buie, 22, and Michelle L. Melcher, 26, both of Creal Springs. Married May 1 Matthew S.

Jones, 19, Sparta, and April J. Creek-paum, 18, Du Quoin. Married May 1. Joel Thompson, 34, Herrin, and Glenna M. Shanks, 44, Carbondale.

Married April 26. May 5 Danny L. Watson, 25, and Crystal M. Graves, 19, both of Johnston City. Married May 5.

Jeremy W. McBride, 20, and Robin N. Rogers, 20. both of Herrin. Married May 5.

DIVORCES FILED April 24 Elizabeth J. Rosenow, 39, petitioner, Carterville, and Aurther Rosenow 32, Creal Springs. April 28 Danny Ray Oakley, 31, petitioner, Herrin, and Christina Lee Oakley, 29, Marion. April 30 Ramona Valerie Crim, 41, petitioner, Johnston City, and Winifred Lee Crim, 35, Cape Girardeau. Sue Ella Russell, 48, petitioner, Creal Springs, and pames Leon Russell, 39, Vienna.

May 1 Gary W. Munsen, 44, petitioner, and Margaret Munsen, 50, both of Marion. I May 4 Elizabeth A. Cantrell, 43, petitioner, Herrin, and palph L. Cantrell, 50, Energy.

Bryan E. Todd, petitioner, and Elisha Frangello-Todd, both of Herrin. May 5 Shari L. Wreath, 39, petitioner, Marion, and Bruce J. Wreath, 53, Kennett, Mo.

Lena Colp, 21, petitioner, Marion, and Frankie Colp, 3, Herrin. May 6 I Norman A. Strunk, 51, petitioner, Marion, and Sharon A. Strunk, 53, West Frankfort. Ann M.

Cave, 38, petitioner, and George R. Cave, 28, both of Herrin. DIVORCES GRANTED April 28 Alan D. Blades, 41, petitioner, and Pamela S. Blades, 43, both of Marion.

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