Vallejo Times-Herald from Vallejo, California • Page 4

Federal agents escort James William Johnson, center, to the county jail in Minneapolis Monday after he was arrested and charged in connection with the kid- naping of Mrs- Eunice Kronholm, wife 01 a South St. Paul banker. Johnson. 27. of is charged under the dealing with extortion.

AP i Banker's Kidnaped Wife Released; Suspect Held MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (AP 1 Eunice Kro-iholrn. South St. Paul banker's wife kidnaped last Friday, hss been released unharmed by one of her abductors, tbe FBI announced Monday.

A SEunesota man was arrested earlier in ihe day ir. connection with' the irjj. A family spokssinan salt; Mrs. Kroabolm was ured otherwise wimiin. "rm sure sbe's esbausied, but as far as we know everything is said Craig 1 He iaid ihai Mrs, Kron- bolm will hold a aews con- Jftreace TTednesday ia the Si.

i of Arden Hills. TTS. nor the i discuss the cir- Eari.er lic-naav. details aboir Joiason. rested.

and eiiarg-KL 'A'iih latin? the HorbJ Ac: LT r.oc!:o!i 531 Director Gareace said Jaxes IVilkaro he would be arraigned Before a U.S. Magistrate in A of ie Hobbs Act. which has to do witli extoriiQQ money, carries 2 Charges Of Murder Dismissed Three VaUejo men -ail! appear in Superior Court April ia ccoueciion wnh tbe Feb. 17 fatal siabbiag Eugeoe Wbiteaien. 24.

of 227 Westffood daring a brawl ai Goosecreek lavera ea Caphol Folloviog two-day preliminary hearing laat concluded Monday before nicipal Oiiirt Judge Jensen, suspect DoaaM D. Poner. 29. of 3iS Thomas was to answer ou a munier charge and with cbjeci likely to produce grea: bodiJy harai. Judsc Jecrfa dismissed The murder ciiarge agains: in the case.

Fraik KandaU. 31. of 104 Phe'an and Bernard R. McXIacus. 30.

of I55S Mini who were heid 10 answer en ihe assault charge. Nine djring hearing 3as; Friday ivj-h people pfpresets'od bv Nei! Me- Cas'la. Por.er represented bv Steve Camdea of ihe Defender's Office. Randal! by auonwy Giarles Harrod of McMams by atiorney Paul Dacey. bail was creased froni $29,000 by Judge who granted a defense THO- io rt'tiuci 1 tix? bail o.i from I-' Randall was previously from citstodv 4 Times-Herald, Tuesday, March 19, 1974 Itain is forecast for today for the Golf and the lower Rockies.

Snow flurries are expected over North Dakota. Temperatores will be moderate throughout the Weather VEVA0A 1 TOlL4ii Jo'hnson. 27, was taken into a maximum penalty of 50 casiody bis Tbe FBI released no other fine jears in prison and a SlOfrlK) Benicia Due To Act On Waterfront Land woman's release return to the family 3i in suburban Lino BENICIA rne C.ty CouEdl is to decide i a i aaotner bond issue be submir.ed to the voters June 4 to provide funds for the purchase of ibe McCord and Kmgs- "oary properties or if on toe other faaml. liie nty will purchase tbe iraterfjont proper- tie; for pu'jiic use 'Ajih the irea- Joseph H. Trimbach.

sno- cial in charge of irmneajwlis FBI office, Kfoaho'nt haa beer. driven.rto a location inhere "ihs could join her husband. Trimbach tiid not fay wbether any tbe SSO.OC-0 ransom paid Sufiday night or early Monday by her husband. Gunaar. president of the Drovers Bank, had been recovered.

He also refused say rcore thar. one person was in- ir, the kidnapTig Two Injured In Accident -v esjased injurv i spe resdvn 6l. SJJT vf t. ip MlV-er Ri'-i o'ercrosS- Pitrol said caosed 7-ften one tirrs. Henry Freras.

1025 E. drove die 'ATon: TMay ie frsewaj" arid BO coJIided a opsra'ea by 43, B-3-i fcvers a i jo H- leasec. money bond Iss'je i the' oaid se: the vote of approval the smoint tbe issue were confined just to the aior.e. Thkss favor ar. c'Jtrtgh: purchase have requesi- ed Lsrr F.

Peaneii f.sd out the owners wouM agree to a sale cti the insiaflment p'sn a used more tssn t. decafie ago "when ihe jjjght me old scbo'') site provenieDt3 for a it cen'er. TiiS: purchace was completed over a period ten ars. tfi3 Jlarcli 5 muu.c.js: a davs fcv fe-2 Viiteie, CaJt 1 can a' Post Jf pad st Catty i VfetJtssdav mm- He ri loi- PoPT a.Tti. Ertrr Msrani Tear Cirnrr Tin-- CaM.

ws-Ch-i- snd Sis pstro. Bf'n-f f. a itv ft-', 't parkray ar.d readed cs. ori freevay .1. bound traffic larses.

he becarr-i s.vare of Ii i i i a 7 Highway aixwt rectV ihe c- Jo.iri'j^".-- COLONIAL MORTUARY John J. (Jack) Ffynn NO DETAIL TOO SMALL FOR OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION! PHONE 643-0391 SXJVTt SCOE'IO CAFRICOBW election 1,343 favored a 3283,900 bond issue for the purchase and development or the McCora property and voters -were AL toe same election, 1S1 were cast in faror of a bond issue ior tbe acquisition and development ih Kisgsbury 743 -irere Xei- iher measure girea ihe rccc5sary majon- -y. src nfi ijccition to v. oral corr- The nieet p.rr-. There be an 20- Driver Arrested After Car Crash A v.as a en Stats .17.

Loit ar- for dn'rlren Officer? SEXCAL ATTACK Nick Golovich. 25. of IKS Santa Ciara a Sift in a Jan. 33 sexual reported by a 23-jew- i woman iVaoed irroeer.t Monday charges. An hearing was ordered for the defendant, free en SS.cQft ball Previously arraigned on niimeriis counts of rape and sex perversion Dennis C.

Mybre. 28, of 528 Bonira Derrick Kuaia- oai, 23, 215 Illinois Pete SaUenger. 24. of 456 East Benicia. and Allen.

E. Myhre bas been idennfieii the of the Vai- isjo Hells Angels. BATTERV Jc-e 01 I Hogan pleadea bnoeen: -A hen be appeared before Jjdge Jensen on a cJiarge batter-'. The defendant on CAT SHOW Burmese Champion Tookee Khy of Burma Motagot. owned by James Buetl of 1C51 Redwood Vallejo.

v.ill be shown at the American Cat Fanciers Association Show- to be held Sunday. March tl. at the Sola no County Fairgrounds. The all-breed show is being sponsored by Los Conquistadores Cat Fanciers of the East Bav. Miss Woods Takes Stand MEW YORK iAPi Pres; 1 Xixon's secretary.

Rose Mary Woods, testified Monday the crimlral con- j. a spiracy trial former Atty. ir Gen. Jchn Mitchell and ex- i Secretary Maurice Stans and calleti each of ibem '-a fine Temperatures Hi Lev Mike TopOilnsb. 15, of coT pleaded incocen: Monday to a felony burglar" and a ifarch 27 neariag was set for the defendant who is free on hi- ov.n recognizance MURDER 22.

of and G. Fra? 31. of 9il Caroiira spr-eared last week ATQ iJie March 2-J. "SVC Marin wnj --xl tie TAX: day iis Va.ie- as a goverrtroen: Woods -was r)? i- lF If she cc-uld identify in she srnllea and rc-oVed- can idenrfy him rs a vc-ry 1 1 i.r.e rnari." when asked slie was acqjairtfd Sians. she sns-vered, sailing "I certainly am aiiother T-Tie man," S'ins and il.tchi ao- cused a and Excisnjs t.ir Rcber L.

ret for latter's secre: cont7.bT.ton to Nix- til's can bad been ij a feerfnj narjre fnat a u'ors vv-2s 'o the Ho'jse wlirout. Vesco's la 1 Cr.r a mJroer arxi yrstx-r p'eaoed a S'jcXey escape ar- who custody of WHERE'S THE FIRE? MONDAY of a j-aort. There a co'ice- t'r-j tdeR'lfred 1.1 fi. H- J.G^ 1 i 'jr3 bv Rainfall FUNERALS Vena a ni Tuesday Pleasant Ridge Church. Veil- viBe.

Ark. Burial Pieasan: Rtdge ---a. ca-- A Secrets-- 6:24 p.m. 123 Rooney. false aJarm.

7:31 p.nj,-- parking lot. assist. ".50 Mare Island "Wsy. false a-arm. p.m.-- Tennessee and BraEcifcTte.

false alarm. 3:43 p.7iK~ A-0 Nebraska. smoke scare. 10:25 p.m.-- Sonoma and Lemon, alarm. AWARD WINNER SEATTLE A iiam M.

Allen, president of ihe Boeing AirpJanc Co. it developed The world's first jet transport in was named Monday as winner of the World Trade Achievement A a for 1971 Woods, there any -ll-r-in? cf Robert Vesco" A No. thc-e is Woods satd thai 1 1: was intended as a to a uas: for social events. The- donors listed by aruoon: state. Vesco :lT.e vas a redden; Neiv Jersey, but he is a abroad fro-r WEBB IN SURGERY PHOENIX.

Ariz. A Del E. multimillionaire chairman cf the corporation which bears lus name, lias undergone lung surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, his office said Monday. Burglar Takes Television Set BONtK. a Holy Spin: Private Park WREN.

George, a.ffi- Tuesday Xapa Valley Me- Gardens burial to foUow. SMITH. Samuel Harrison. pai. Tuesday Scheer Me- Barb; In Ceme- WX'XDERLIUL John C- 2 Chapel, Inum- :r.ent.

Meinor'i (lardens, FANNING, Frank Justice. Cathol.c prayer sen'ice p.m. Wednesday Chspels. Al! Souls John rerai Burial Sui- FJ. Fanning Dies At 67 Frank Jusuce Fanning.

67. lift) Sherman dieo after a short illness. i native of East Buro- he was a Vallejo for 29 Ite a'rl2ier ai tbe Mare XVa! Shipyard, retiring if- 1965- ilr. Fanning tte- Navy from aid0v. DorotiJy; a sos.

Da-iid Rose Yacavilte. three Mrs. Phyl- vl Cipcfcsi and Mrs. Shares Skinner and Donna both vf and seven grand- SMITH. Ethel i p.r.

Fuaeral Hoaie. Burial ELIZA8ETH BREWER A private sen fur Mrs 1 Anna Brewer. 67. of 244 American on who died Sunday in a San Francisco plia! afier a long -Jias held Monds 1 at Colonla" Chase's. Brewer had been a of -his area for ne las: three years.

She is s'jr. by her husband. a datigit- ter. Mrs. Lois of Vegas: a Margare: of VaUe.io.

and jrendchiidrer. CARL F. LEY F.VIRFIELD A MESS of Buria- was S3-i Monday ir. ihe Ho'y Spir': Crjrcn" for Uir! Freder Lev. 2:, of 415 Pennsylvania who was saot Thursday.

Rev. Patrtc'-t Lee E'jria: in 5Hn-Fa rf.e 1 Onieterv. ARTHUR SCHNAD VACAMLLE A service was held Monday the McC'jnc Garden Chjre' Arfnar E. 6Chnad. 75.

of 160 McKlnley Circle. ire died Ttwr 1 Th: MasoiLC Club iL-e To conduced serrlce. Eatombmen: -Aas in Gsr- A MORRIS FAIRFIELD A -ji -he Fc- HoTe for Morrtf 17. o-TteVcJ. rtJiiJ to Vallejo police -i a Lconj forgo.

300 Majwood Dr fro.ca Wi-rt a color TV set. ihrec watches valued af S2 camera. S2U binoculars and a portable radio of unknown worth. Ensemble To Perform A free concur, of bsrocus T- sponsored by Ve Cultjrs'. Corr.ni.j;- And T-o Baroque --j Ssn Fraic C.r- D.recrod by Jon Efe.iey, c- of '-he "early ccn- ensemble cons Bailey.

r.sr- rstes and plays the harp- Kristliic Kent, so- praro. and Jeffrey Hay- wird. fluif. Compcsitions telecied by thc group have been chosen to shew the divergence of w-crk in Italy. Germany.

England and France tie ifch. and i 81 Marcello. Bach. Purccll and others are included. Tits is (lie fourth and last of this year's chamber events sponsored by the commission.

In Twin dapeb "caiberine's 'A V. u'ficiare. Burisi be ia Souls Ceme- Fnends mav call after a.m iodav Twin Cliap- JOHN E. BARTON FAIRFIELD John Ear! Bar.on. 72.

cf 713 Saa Pedro died Monday in a local afitr a short Bom in he bad i'even years So-ano Couisy and 40 years in Cali- He a retired oil worker and had worked 27 si tbe SheJ! OH Co refinery ja Mariicez, MX- is s-jirlved brothers. Willis R. of Falrf.t-ld -nJ Tneodore of Martinez, and sifter, Mrs. Crace Rt.bert^n of A vil! be r.eld at 2 p.m_ Wednesday jn FaJrneM Funeral Home. Buria! will be in Sul5im- Fa'rfleld Cemeiery.

-Friends may call after 4 'raay tiie menusry. ETHEL A. SMITH 1 I Ethel Adelij Srnith. SO. of E.

Kentucky died Xinday In a local hospital a illness. Born Li Chrcago, she lived ihree years in FairSeld and ai ears in California. She is survived by Oaugrners. Suzzans Stephensori FairfieUi and Mrs. JosephtTie Santa Maria St.

Helena: a stepson. Ar- of Mexico: :0 grsndchildren. and 11 2 re at-grandchildren A funeral service held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Brysn-Braker Fusrsl iioir.r.. Earia! -A-iil be in sjvFairileld Cemeterv.

Friends may call after i. today at trie JOHN WUNDERLICH MARTTCEZ John 63. of 455! Ai- Way, died In 2 Walnut Creek bospiia 7 sfier a jing iliness. A aarlve of Hercu3es. he s.sd 'A'orked for 41 years an cl! refinery employe and v.as 2 foreman.

He was a member of Pinole Lodze FAM No. D53. survived by his Elizabeth, of Martt- TAI. fonr.er Vallejo res- and sisters. Elite Williams arid Mrs Hennann, both of Saji Francisco, funeral service oe r.e:-i at 2 p.m.

today in the H-issell-aJS Chapel. Crocket; be 1 ERMA L. PARKS SUISUN OTY A fur.er- be a Monday the Brj'sri-Brake? Faner- n. Hvxe Mrs. Erma i.an Parks.

52, of 624 Cherry TOO Thursday. fiev. Eagece Kreaiz'of Lutheran Giarta Fstrf.eld cfSciated. in Fairmont rr.orial Park Serving you in Time of Need look with confidence to Funeral Director who da- ploys this symbol. He has complete establishment rooms, the best of equip, ond rs eminently qualified to serve you.

He will provide at Ihe you dtoo4fr to pay. WIGGINS Funeral ''SPAFERI PAPER.