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B6 Saturday, June 19. 1999 METRO The Cincinnati Enquirer fJDeath Notices QjjDeath Notices Notices Obituaries Funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. Naomi Bergert, 85, traveled the world with her husband "BRANNON Jack Husband of the lata Edna Brannon; father of Sandra "Jeanie" (Donald) Porsley; Jonni Brannon and Jill (Greg) Esz; and the late James Brannon; brother of 2 sisters and 3 brothers; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. June 19, 1999. Residence near Mt.

Orab. Age 61 years. Funeral service 10:00 A.M. Monday, Thompson-Stevens Funeral Home, Mt. Orab.

Visitation: 5-8 P.M. Sunday. Memorials: Mt. Orab United Methodist Church HOBBS C. Richard, beloved husband of Joan Hobbs.

Father of Lisa Weber, Jenny, Manda Michael Hobbs, step-father of Kim Ep-pens and Victor Cooper. Brother of Margaret (James) Mayer and Theodore Hobbs. Also leaves 11 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild. Friday, June 18, 1999. Formerly of Norwood.

Friends may call at the Tred-way-Pollitt Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Ave (OFF THE END OF THE 4100 BLOCK OF MONTGOMERY RD) Norwood, Sunday 3-6 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial Holy Trinity Church, Norwood, Monday 10 A.M. John Tredway and Walker Pollitt directors FUNERAL HOME NAME TIME DATE BRANNON, JackD. dinner at the American Music 10:00 A.M. June 2 1 Thompson-Stevens Funeral Home Scholarship Association's World Pi LINDSEY Thomas loving son of Mrs.

Georgiana Llndsey, father of Brian Joseph Lindsey and Lawrence Kenneth Llndsey, dear brother of Winona (Maor) McNeil, Mango Netter and Steven (Janet) Lindsey, also survived by other relatives and friends. Hour of Repose Saturday, June 19, 1999, 1 P.M. to 2 P.M., Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, 6320 Chandler Street. Family In the caring hands of The House of Glover. LOWE Dorothy wife of the late Charles E.

Lowe, beloved mother of Charles E. Lowe, Diana (Richard) Eynon, Susan (Tony) Hughes and David E. Lowe, loving grandmother of Shauna Hughes and great grandmother of Isaiah Hughes. Friday, June 18, 1999, age 72 years, resident of Northside. Private funeral service at the convenience of the family.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the donor's favorite charity. Chas. A. Miller Sons serving the family. ano Competition held in Cincinnati BRUNCK, Harry J.

"Doc" 11, -00 A.M. June 21 Wyoming Baptist Church every year. Born in Youngs-town, Alberta, Mrs. Bergert graduated from the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Mr.

and Mrs. Bergert met while vacationing in Flori- But travel was her passion. The couple took 31 cross-country trips DiTULUO, Caroline 'Mom' 10:30 A.M. June 22 Miller-Busse in their motor home. Boramonn "She rode a motor scooter be Gilligan-Siefke-Grueter EtAM, Clyde "BRUNCH Harry J.

beloved husband of Pam Ratliff Brunck, devoted father of Kimberly Colebrook (Scott), Aaron Brunck (Roberta), Anna, Ian, Kevin, Craig and Conner Brunck, dear son of Ruth Kar-hoff and the late Harry F. Brunck, loving grandfather of Noah Brunck, brother of Cynthia, tinda and Diane, also survived by several nieces and nephews. Thursday, June 17, 1999, age 55 years, resident of Wyoming. No visitation. Funer I ten hind the motor home at 85," Mr, FOSTER, Philip tee Miller-Busse Borgmann Bergert said.

"It was one of the last things she got to do. GARANGANAO, Mary Ann Her 1993 book details adventures By REBECCA BILLMAN The Cincinnati Enquirer For her 80th birthday, Naomi M. Bergert told her husband, "I don't want a party; I'd rather go do some sledding." The next thing she knew, she was traveling the Iditar-od Trail. Mrs. Bergert died June 7 of cancer at Gulf Pines Hospital in Port St.

Joe, Fla. The Anderson Township resident was 85. Mrs. Bergert was an adventurer. Along with her husband, Jack, she made three trips around the world and went on 36 cruises.

She wrote a memoir of her travels, which was published in 1993, titled From Arctic to Antarctic. Other survivors include a soa Randall Desch of Denver; a sister June 21 Paul R.Young (Mt. Healthy) Ruth Medusky of San Diego; HAMUN, Polly Iowa City, IA al services Monday, June 21,11 A.M. at the Wyoming Baptist stepson and stepdaughter, Dennis Weil HARRIS, Sarah MANN Joseph, died Thursday, Louisville, KY, survived by two daughters Susan Donnett' and R. and Debra Bergert of Canton, HOBBS, C.

Richard 10:00 A.M. June 2 1 Tredwoy-Pollitt Church, 164 Burns Ave. in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brunck Foundation Fund co Wyoming Baptist Ohio; and one granddaughter. Mrs. Bergert da.

They married in 1961 and she came to live in Anderson Township. Mrs. Bergert was active in Cincinnati. She was a member of the Cincinnati Women's Club, past board member of the Town Club, the Cincinnati Symphony Club, and The Clifton Music Club and current board member of the Queen City Women's Club. She also had a flair for decorating.

"She did an awful lot of decorating locally," Mr. Bergert said, including table decorations for a II :00 A.M. June 19 Fares J. Radel JACOBS Anna E. (Chrlstman), 84, of Norwood, died Thursday, June 17.

She Is survived by daughters Winifred Conners of Bra-denten, Florida and Lorraine Hatfield of West Chester, and son and daughter-in-law Ron and Debra Jacobs of Cincinnati. She Is also survived by 16 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and her lifetime friend Elmer Inskeep. She was preceded In death by her husband Arch Jacobs, daughter Wanda Weeks, and brothers William Chrlstman and Art Chrlstman. Family and friends will gather Saturday, June 19, at 10 A.M. and a Memorial Service will begin at 11 A.M.

at Fares J. Radel Funeral Home and Crematory, 5950 Kellogg Cin-tl. Burial will be at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery In Arnheim, OH. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati.

Fares J. Radel Funeral Home and Crematory serving the family. Roslyn Herwitt, two brothers JACOBS, Anna A private funeral has been held Church. Vorhis Funeral Home serving the family. uavia Mann ana fceraia wan- delbaum, eight grandchildren.

JONES, Annie Maye IhOOA.M, Funeral Monday, 1 P.M. at June 21 Thompson-Hall Jordan Interment was at Mount Moriah D1TULLIO Herman Meyer 8. Son, 1338 Ellison Ave. Funeral and burial in Louisville, KY. Cemetery, Withamsville.

Memorials may be made to hospice of the donor's choice KENNER, Anito June 21 Mihovk-Rosenacker KLOSTERMAN, Dolores 1:30 P.M. June 21 Albertl.Boehmer&Son lAKAMP.Coralynl. 12:00 Noon June 21 Miller-Busse or Shriners Burns Institute, 3229 Bur net Cincinnati 45229. IINDSEY, Thomas Jr. 1 :00 P.M.

June 1 9 House of Glover Chas. A. Miller Sons tOWE, Dorothy M. Herbert Graves, 68, loved to ski; MANN, Joseph 1:00 P.M. June 21 Herman Meyer Son MEYER, Joan Ethel June 22 Muehlenkamp-Erschell OTTO-RETHMAN, Pearl F.

MEYER Joan Ethel (nee Zlerer), beloved wife of the late John H. (Jack) Meyer, loving mother of Jeffrey J. Meyer, Linda A. Meyer and Leisa M. Anderson, dear sister of Evelyn Bradley and Dorothy Splcer, also survived by four grandchildren.

Thursday, June 17, 1999, residence Highland Heights, KY, age 68 years. Funeral service Tuesday, June 22, 10 A.M. at Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ft. Thomas Funeral Home. Interment at St.

Stephen Cemetery, Ft. Thomas. Visitation Monday 6-8 P.M. at the funeral home. Memorials suggested to Breast Cancer Research co American Cancer Society, 7730 Hwy.

42, Florence; KY 41042. OTTO-RETHMAN Pearl F. (nee Helcher), beloved 11:00 A.M. June 21 Paul R.Young (Mt. Healthy) worked 39 years as Enquirer printer SCALES, Robert W.

10:00 A.M. June 2 1 Witt, GoodS, Kelsch (Oakley Sq.) Caroline "Mom" (nee Ventre), wife of the late Anthony DITul-llo. devoted mother of Dan DiTullio and Sylvia (Robert) wonderful human being." Lack. Dear sister of Herman SCHACKMANN, James W. 7 June21 Hodopp Ventre and Frances Ebert, lov JONES Annie Maye, beloved sister of the late Allie Jones loving aunt of Louise McKee and Allie Jones dear cousin of Alvllla and James Morgan and also survived by a host of other great nieces and great nephews, other relatives and friends.

June 16, 1999 at the age of 91. Funeral services 11 A.M., Monday at the Church of Christ Clifton, 695 Berkshire Ln Brother Brian Giselbach, officiating. Friends may call from 10 A.M. until time of service. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery.

Arrangements by Thompson-Hall Jordan Funeral Homes. utner survivors inciuae nis son, Mark of Dallas; two grandchildren; SIMS, Ruth A. 11:00 A.M. June 2 1 Thompson-Hall Jordan ing grandmother of Toni and Doug Welsch, Dan and Kathy Brauninger, Dan and Debbi Di-Tullio, Karen DiTullio, Dan and and his aunt, Thelma Stalanker of celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last Nov. 7.

Mr. Graves loved sports, especially skiing and bicycling. He had been a faithful Bengals supporter since the team WAUIN, Bernice Elizabeth Oak HilllKingsport.TN) Florida. Linda Niehaus, Carol and Randy Froehlich, Rob Lack and the WISE, Albert 7:00 P.M. June 22 Joseph R.Garr late Diane DiTullio, and 1 1 great grandchildren.

Thursday, June 7:00 P.M. June 2 1 Evans ZACK, Lois Mr. Graves' body was cremated Arrangements were handled by Witt, wife of the late John R. Reth-man and Phillip Otto. Devoted mother of John (Darlene) Rethman and James (Nancy) Rethman.

Dear grandmother of Jennifer, Bryan, David and Shelly Rethman and Shaun and 7, 1999, age 89 years. Friends BY REBECCA BILLMAN The Cincinnati Enquirer Herbert R. Graves, a printer for The Cincinnati Enquirer, was known for his sense of humor, gentlemanly manners and warm smile. Mr. Graves died Monday of pneumonia at Mercy Franciscan Hospital Anderson.

The Anderson Township resident was 68. Born on Oct; 26, 1930, Mr. Graves was a graduate of the Ohio School for the Deaf. A printer by trade, Mr. Graves worked for newspapers for 47 years, 39 of them for The Enquirer.

He and his wife, Mary L. Graves, Good Kelch Funeral Home. A me may call at Miller-Busse 8. Borgmann Funeral Home, 3464 nPeath Notices gj Monuments morial service will be 1 p.m. June 27, at the Greater Cincinnati Deaf Club, Central Pkwy.

at Clifton Hills Clifton, Monday 5-8 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at St. William Church, Price Hill, 3938 Spring Grove Northside REBOLD Funeral Home Monument Service 661-6200 Tuesday, 10:30 A.M. Mr. Graves was founded.

He was also an Ohio State football fan. And he had a sense of humor, as well as a ready smile. His son, Kevin of Austin, Texas, said his children were "grateful for his fine example as a loving husband, a nurturing father and a complete and ELAM Memorials may be made to Her Cemetery Lots Clyde. Dear brother of Luclen and Edward Elam, Christine Settles, Brenda Klette and Linda Ratliff. Son of the late Carl bert Graves Memorial Fund, co Bill Lawson, 6252 Sharlene Drive, Cincin nati 45248.

REST HAVEN-Plainfield Rd. 3 lots sec 1 lot sec K. Valued S895ea. Make offer. 831-7634 and Dorothy Elam.

Also survived by 13 nieces and nephews. Thursday, June 17, 1999 at age 56. Private services. Gilli- KENNER Anita J. (Pille) (nee Bollen-bacher), devoted wife of Charles F.

Kenner and the late Richard Pille. Loving mother of Pamela Pille. Step-mother of Dale (Marcia) and Darren (Janine) Kenner. Grandmother of Adam and Amanda Pille, Joseph, Nicholas and Abby Kenner. Also survived by other family members.

Wednesday, June 16, 1999, age 59. Friends may call at Mihovk-Rosenack-er Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. (near North Bend Monday, June 21, 1999 from A.M. followed by Mass of Christian Burial St. Ignatius Church at 12 Noon.

Active member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Memorial contributions may be made to Alcoholics Anonymous or St. Ignatius RT1 Funeral Homes an-5iefke-Grueter Funeral Home assisting the family. FOSTER Philip Lee, beloved husband of WALLIN Bernice Elizabeth Katherlne Hasken "B.C." of 2620 Birdwell St, Klngsport, TN 37664 and Merrltt Island, FL, died Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at Indian Path Medical Center, Kings-port, TN after an extended illness. Mrs, Wallin was born In Cincinnati, OH, the daughter of the late John Henry Alexander Hasken and Mary Pearl Brown.

She was married on September 3, 1932 to Ralph W. Wallin and for more than 66 years devoted herself to her family. She had resided in Kingsport since the late 1930's and in the mid 1960's they started dividing their time between their homes in Kings-port and Merritt Island, FL. Surviving are her husband, Ralph W. Wallin; daughters and sons in law, June and Jack Smith, Lynda Wllkerson and David Redd all of Kingsport, TN; son and daughter in law, Ralph W.

and Phyllis Wallin Jr. of Knoxville, TN; nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Entombment service was held Thursday, June 17, 1999 at the Oak Hill Mausoleum. Arrangements were with Oak Hill Funeral Home, Kingsport, TN. Jane Alice Schick Foster.

Dear brother of Kenneth Boyd (Sar-adele) Foster. Brother-in-law Keith Henry. Sister of Ronald (Melba) Helcher. Thursday, June 17, 1999, age 78, residence Western Hills. Funeral service Paul R.

Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Ave, Mt. Healthy, Monday, 11 A.M. Friends may call Monday from 10-11 A.M. If so desired, remembrances may be made to Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 5841 Werk Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45248. SCALES Robert W.

beloved husband of Inez F. Mayfleld Scales and the late Bessie Doris (Partin) Scales, dear father of Marlene Edelstein and dear step father of Robert Ernest, James Matt Mayfleld, Amber Mullins, dear grandfather of David, Lyndsay and Jake Edelstein and dear step grandfather of Shauna and Christina Maylield, Terina Mullins, James Matt and Deana Mayfleld, dear brother of Viola Rupert and the late Evelyn Hutchison-Nelson and Elmer Scales. June 18, 1999, age 78, resident of Oakley. Visitation at Wltf, Good 8. Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Rd.

at Oakley Sunday 6-8 P.M. Funeral services at the funeral home Monday at 10 A.M. Hoff-ner Masonic Lodge 253 F8.AM please meet Sunday at 7:30 P.M. If desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Hospice. of Betty Ann Bowles.

Uncle of Mark E. Bowles and the late John M. Bowles. Thursday, June 17, 1999 at his residence in Miamltown, OH. Funeral serv The ANDERSON Funeral Homes Anderson Anderson, bafter Sahnd Vrrr, Stermer Jk Anderson W.

Mack Johnson ices at the convenience of the family. If desired, memorials may be directed to the Phil and Jane Foster Scholarship Fund co D.A.A.P., University of Cin cinnati Foundation or the Art IP- Alt! ifh Academy of Cincinnati. Miller-Busse Borgmann Funeral Home serving the family. GARANGANAO Mary Ann (nee Smith), be- KLOSTERMAN Dolores (nee Schmidt), beloved wife of the late James F. Klos-terman.

Devoted mother of Carol (Pete) Schimmel, David R. Klosterman, and Shirley (Jerry) Malott. Loving grandmother of nine and great-grandmother of 20. Dear sister of the late George Schmidt Jr. June 17, 1999, age 74.

Friends may call Monday, 12 Noon to 1:30 P.M. at the Albert L. Boeh-mer Son Funeral Home, 46)7 Vine St, St. Bernard. Funeral service at 1:30 P.M.

Burial St. Mary Cemetery. Ibved wife of Rogelio Garan-ganao, devoted mother of Ethel Joy and Webster Garanqanao, deardaughter of Johnie Sr. and Adelaide (Jacinto) Smith, sister of Kathy Mesina, Roscoe Smith and Johnnie Smith Jr. Wednesday, June 16, 1999, age residence Forest Park.

WISE Albert, loving husband of Mary C. Wise, step father of Karen and Therese. Also survived by grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Former Deacon of the Macedonia Baptist Church, Covington and Mt. Tabor Baptist Church.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cancer Society. Visitation Tuesday, 6 P.M. at the Joseph R. Garr Funeral Service, 930 Flndlay St, where service will be conducted at 7 P.M. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery, Wednesday, 10 A.M.

Mass of Christian Burial St. John Neumann Church, 12191 Mill Monday, 10 A.M. Visitation will be at the church Monday from 8-10 A.M. Paul R. Young Funeral Home, Mt.

Healthy, in charge of HAMLIN Polly of Cincinnati, beloved di Cv ANDERSON BOLTON LUNSF0RD A Golden Rule Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Ave. 661-4059 DALBERT-W00DRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 2880 Boudinot at Queen City DALBERT-W00DRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 2880 Boudinot at Queen City A.C. DOBBLING SON FT. THOMAS BELLEVUE 441-1730 491-4500 ELDEN A. GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE.

871-3433 SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHARONVILLE 948-1113 948-1113 Tufts Schildmeyer LOVEUND 613-2430 BLANCHESIER 783-2458 GOSHEN 722-2430 T. P. WHITE SONS Mt. Washington 231-7150 rector of the Cincinnati Scholar ship Foundation, died Thurs The Associated PressTony Dejak Gail and Harry Henderson, of Dublin, Ohio, cjet a sneak previeW of Linda McCartney's photo exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The temporary exhibition opens today.

day, June 17, 1999 In Iowa City, IA after a long illness. Born in Salem, MA, June 3, 1913. She SCHACKMANN James beloved husband of the late Angela (nee Dinger) Schackman. Devoted father of Joanne (Robert) Cabrera, Helen (Robert) Magee and James M. (Kathy) Schack-mann.

Loving grandfather of Andy, Jeff, Mike, Kate, Danny, David, Michelle and John. Great grandfather of Autumn, Rachel and Kyle. Dear brother of Mary Schackmann. Wednesday, June 16, 1999, age 83. Visitation Monday at the St.

Vivian Church, 7600 Wlnton Rd, Finneytown from 9 A.M. until time of Mass of Christian Burial at 10 A.M. (Please use rear parking lot). Mr. Schackmann was a member of the Catholic War Veterans.

SIMS Ruth loving mother of William L. Sims, Rita (Robert) Gentry, Yvonne Mackey, Angela Byrd, Teresa (John) Davis and Rebecca Sims, dear sister of James (Margaret) Stewart, fond sister-in-law of Georgia Williams, also survived by five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. June 17, 1999 at age 67. Funeral Mass Monday, 11 A.M. at Holy Name Catholic Church, 2448 Auburn Ave.

Visitation at the church from 10 A.M. until time of service. Fr. Terry Meehan, pastor. Fr.

William Cross, Celebrant. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Arrangements by Thompson, Hall 8. Jordan Funeral Homes, Lockland. leaves three children; Peter Hamlin of Des Moines, IA, Sally Price, Petit Anse, Martinique and Becky Sato of Iowa City, IAi and six grandchildren, Brian, Jake and Kevin Hamlin, Nlko and Leah Price and Shawn Sato.

Services are planned in the fall at Christ Church Cathedral. Memorials to Christ Church Linda McCartney (photos) in rock Hall ZACK Lois (nee Molitor), devoted mother of Janet, Marty (Cy) and David Zack, grandmother of Caraline and Charlie Zack, sister of Edwin A. (Martha) Molitor, aunt of Gus, Nick and Tony Molitor. Suddenly Thursday, June 17, 1999, residence Mariemont. Memorial mass St.

Margaret of Corjona Church, Monday, June 21, 7 P.M. Family will receive friends at the church 6 P.M. until time of mass. Memorials to St. John Social Services, 121 E.

13th St, Cincinnati 45210 or St. Margaret of Cortona Memorial Fund, 4100 Watterson St, Cincinnati, 45227. Evans Funeral Home serving the family. LAKAMP Coralyn L. (nee Joerger), beloved wife of the late Charles G.

Lakamp, dear mother of Elaine C. Brown, Alan Daniel C. and Thomas C. Lakamp, devoted mother-in-law of Douglas C. Brown, Nancy Coffey Lakamp and Linda Seith Lakamp, loving grandmother of Sara, Alex, Hannah and Andrew Brown, Tyler and Kylie Lakamp, Matthew, Emily and Elizabeth Lakamp, Heather, T.J.

and Amy Kreidenweis, dear sister of Clayton (Jean) Joerger, cherished best friend of Marian Coleman, loving adopted mother of Dr. Daniel J. Shirley and Dori Hanon, also survived and admired by many loving friends. Wednesday, June 16, 1999, age 67 years, resident of Finneytown. Friends may call at Miller-Busse 8.

Borgmann Funeral Home, 3464 Central Pkwy. at Clifton Hills Dr, Clifton, Sunday from 2-7 P.M. Mt. Healthy Chapter 0365 O.E.S. will hold services at 6:30 P.M.

Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's Evangelical Church, 3313 Glenmore West-wood, Monday at 12 Noon. Entombment Spring Grove Lakeside Mausoleum. If desired, memorials may be directed to St. Luke's Evangelical Church, the Hamilton County O.E.S.

Home or Hospice of Cincinnati. HARRIS Sarah (Herzon) (nee Kursban), 100, passed away June 18, 1999, beloved wife of the late I VY Fred (Herzon) Harris, devoted mother of Irwin Herzon of CA and Ruth and Jack Robinson, also survived by five qrandchil- Florists KEfl dren, seven great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Private services at convenience of the family. World War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran 1 Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces Persian Gulf NOTE: Other symbols that appear are provided by individuals or by the funeral homes. visitation.

Memorial contri butions to Cedar Village or Ohav Shalom Cong. Building Fund would be appreciated. Charter students' state test scores low Rolling Stones news conference meant for an editor and brought her camera along to the event. It turned out she was the only photographer the Stones allowed on board their yacht in the Hudson River. When she got back to dry land, her photos were in demand.

Two shots taken that day are included in the exhibit of 47 pictures. The subject list of the collection reads like a who's who of late 1960s music: the Who, the Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, the Doors, Janis Jop-lin, Aretha Franklin and, of course, the Beatles. Some of the pictures will be familiar to rock 'n' roll fans. A shot of Mr. McCartney with the couple's baby daughter, Mary, peeking out of his jacket was used as a cover photo on Mr.

McCartney's first solo album. Others pictures are not as famous but perhaps more interesting. Ms. Joplin's insecurity is captured in a close-up of her face as she takes a long drag on a cigarette. "Janis Joplin was a confident performer but not a confident person," Mrs.

McCartney is quoted as saying in notes with the photograph. And the tension between Mr. McCartney and fellow Beatle John Lennon is obvious in a face-to-face BY JOHN AFFLECK The Associated Press CLEVELAND Paul McCartney has been enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice as a Beatle and a solo artist. Now the work of his late wife, Linda, is there too. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will open a temporary exhibition today of Mrs.

McCartney's best photos from the 1960s. Mrs. McCartney, who died of breast cancer in April 1998, was an award-winning professional photographer. She specialized in taking portraits that used only available light, avoiding the obtrusiveness of flashbulbs. "To me, it's the natural, unposed nature of her pictures the simplicity and yet at the same time the power of both the individual and the musical performance that she captured that makes her a great photographer," Terry Stewart, the rock hall's executive director and chief executive officer, said at a preview of Mrs.

McCartney's collection on Friday. She got her start while working as a receptionist for Town and Country magazine in 1966. The then-single, 25-year-old Linda Eastman swiped an invitation to a Linda McCartney Linda McCartney's photo of John Lennon, left, and Paul McCartney, taken in 1969, is on display now in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. portrait of the two from the Abbey Road cover photo session from 1969. "I believe her collection of musical portraits from that era is second to none and will remain a lasting tribute to her talent," Mr.

McCartney said in a written statement. "One reason I know she would be particularly proud to be exhibiting in Cleveland is that her mother originally hailed from there." have small student bodies and are still putting their curricula in place, she said. "There certainly is an adjustment period," she said. "But I don't think it's OK that students aren't doing well." The education department isn't stepping in to improve charter, schools' scores. But its resources and help are available, Ms.

Rogers said. Called community schools in Ohio, charter schools are privately run, publicly funded schools. They are free of some state regulations applied to regular public schools. There were 217 charter school fourth-graders and 212 sixth-graders who took the proficiency tests in March. More than 129,000 public school fourth-graders and more than 126,000 sixth-graders took the tests.

The Associated Press COLUMBUS Fourth- and sixth-graders at Ohio's charter schools scored dismally on almost all portions of the state proficiency tests, results show. Only 2 percent of fourth-graders and 1 percent of sixth-graders passed all five tests of writing, reading, math, citizenship and science. By comparison, 32 percent of public school fourth-graders and 33 percent of public school sixth-graders passed all five sections. "There certainly is room for improvement, there's no question about that," LeeAnne Rogers, an Ohio Department of Education spokeswoman, said Friday. Ms.

Rogers cautioned against overreacting to the results. Most of the schools are in their first year, Results were released this week. At 130-student Aurora Academy in Toledo, no sixth-graders and only 3 percent of fourth-graders passed all five tests. Board President Shawn Koons said he believes it's unfair to measure the school's success on the tests after only one year. Better to judge after two or three years, he said Friday.

"The proficiencies we would have given this year are not based on everything students learned this year," Mr. Koons said. "It's kind of a compilation of what they learned over the past few years." State Rep. Sally Perz, a longtime supporter of charter schools, said the low scores say as much about the students and their educational background as it does about the schools' fledgling academic efforts. Persistence of victim's sister leads to arrest in 29-year-old homicide case in Cleveland The Associated Press anguish.

Parker was shot three times, once in "Day and night. Day and night. I He said the witnesses were ton man. Mr. Pittman was not a suspect in the killing at the time of the original investigation, and was surprised to be arrested, Detective Garisek said.

"He had no idea what was going on," he said. But the detective said he interviewed witnesses who were inside Big Bill's when Mr. Parker was shot. "The bar was packed at the time," Detective Garisek said. the head, after a fight broke out at the bar.

Mr. Pittman pleaded not guilty Thursday at his arraignment. His arrest this week came in large part due to the persistence of Ms. Franklin and her 78-year-old mother, Maria Parker. They contacted Cleveland police Detective Gary Garisek and persuaded him to check the unsolved case.

"I've cried and I've thought about my brother every day," Ms. Franklin said in Columbus, where she now lives. "I haven't been to his grave since I put him there, but I'll go after the trial and tell him, 'I did my best, Police have arrested Ollie Pittman 52, of Cleveland, who is charged with murdering Mr. Parker at Big Bill's bar, which no longer exists. Mr.

hoped it would be solved," said Mrs. Parker, who is German and met her husband during World War II, when he was an Army sergeant stationed in her homeland. Her son Lamar had served in the Navy's 6th Fleet aboard the aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. After he was honorably discharged in 1968, he began working as a Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.

line CLEVELAND The sipht of her brother's bullet-riddled body on a gurney at a county morgue has haunted Margaret Frankljn for nearly 30 years. Now she is relieved that police have made an arrest in the case. On Nov. 30, 1969, when she was 18 years old, she had the composure to identify her brother Lamar Parker's body to spare her mother the frightened to cooperate in 1969 but "have put their fears aside." That was welcome news for Ms. Franklin, 48, now an assistant director of voter registration and education services for the state.

"For 30 years, I've sought my brother's killer that was my mission for my brother," she said. "That's the most important thing I've done in my life.".