OMAHA WORLD HERALD Saturday, December 20, 1986 Deaths and Funerals BRUMSHAGEN-Frances KACZMAREK-Paulina F. BUSHMAN- -Robert J. KIRKPATRICK- Jessie CARNEY-Helen KRIZELMAN-Max DOWD-Deedee (Fitzgerald) MARKHOFER-Helen M. EISCHEID-Lucinda MORRIS -Lillian E. FUNK-Mrs.
Richard M. (Jane -Richard J. Baird) PARKS- -Howard J. GOVIG-EIta M. -Anna N.
JOHNSTON-P. Jack RUMA- Thomas Sr. JUNIOR-Ellen M. SHREFFLER-Katherine L. BRUMSHAGEN.
-Frances, Woodcliff, age 76 Fremont, yrs. NE. Survived by sister-in-law Mrs. William H. (Katie) Brumshagen, Omaha; cousins Mrs.
Ruth Klinger, Oxnard, CA, Florence Kistenmacher, St. Louis, MO; nephews and nieces William C. Brumshagen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neiens, Mr.
and Mrs. James Smith, Omaha, Mrs. and Mrs. Dan Reily, Mansfield, TX. Member of Omaha Dance Teachers Association.
FUNERAL Services, 1 PM, Mon, at Roeder Mortuary, Interment Forest Lawn. VISITATION Sat and Sun, at mortuary. Memorials to Mount View Presbyterian Church. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 BUSHMAN-Robert age 72, ot Prescott, AZ.
Survived by wife Helen Amos Bushman; daughters Mrs. Connie Carpenter, Elmira, NY, Mrs. Kathy Standeven, Omaha; sons Robert and Gerald, both Kansas City, MO, James; sister Mrs. Florence Kenny, both Omaha; 12 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. SERVICES Tues, 9:30 AM, Westside Chapel to Holy Cross Church at 10 AM.
Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ROSARY Mon, 7 PM, Westside Chapel. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 CARNEY at Augusta, GA. Survived by daught Mariorie Carney, Evans, GA; grandchildren Timothy M.
Carney, Washington, DC; Sheri Carney, Belmont, CA; Brian Carney, Lawrenceville, GA; Kathleen Robinson, Houston, TX. GRAVESIDE Services, Mon, 11 AM, Calvary Cemetery. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd THE WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 -Deedee (Fitzgerald), 78 yrs. Preceded in death by husband, ThomDowd.
Survivors 5 sisters, Agnes Guinn, Ruth McMullen, Mary Lynch, Jeanne Quenelle, Nellie Lang, all of Omaha; nieces and nephews. Memorials to Christ the King Educational Fund. WAKE Services Sun. 6:30 PM West Center Chapel. FUNERAL Mon.
9 AM from the Chapel to Christ the King 9:30 AM. Interment Calvary. HEAFEY- HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 EISCHEID- age 85, Carroll, IA. Survied by 5 sons Robert Eischeid, Omaha, John L. Eischeid, Carroll, Henry Raiston, NE, Dr.
Thomas A. Eischeid, DDS, Alameda, CA, Dr. Raymond H. Eischeid, DDS, Co. Bluffs; 1 daughter Mrs.
John (Jo Ann) Brosnihan, Co. Bluffs. MASS of the Christian Burial, PM, St. Augustine Catholic Church, Halbur, IA. Interment St.
Augustine Cemetery. SHARP FUNERAL HOME Carroll, IA. 712-792-4301 Richard M. (Jane Baird), age 43 years of Omaha. Survived by husband Richard daughter Stacia; son Jeffrey; mother Mrs.
William J. Baird of Omaha; sister Mrs. Lynne Garson, Des Moines; brother William Austin, TX. MEMORIAL Services Sat, 2 PM, First Covenant Church, (89th Capitol). NO VISITATION.
CROSBY BURKET Colonial Chapel 11902 Center Rd. 333-7200 GOVIG age 79, Omaha. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ernest (Floy McFarland, Omaha; sons Lyle Herring, Omaha, Lee Herring and daughte and Sally, Chino, daughter-in-law CA, WilHerring Jean, Reno, NV; sister Verna Petersen and brother Roy, Omaha; brothers Harold Damewood, Corning, IA, Delmar Damewood and sister-in-law Evelyn, Omaha; 16 grandchildren 15 great- grandchildren. SERVICES Mon, 1 PM, Brewer Korisko Chapel.
Interment Calvary-Evergreen Cemetery, Red Oak, IA, at 3 PM. VISITATION after 3 PM, Sun. BREWER-KORISKO CHAPEL 4609 S. 24th St. 731-1234 JOHNSTON- Jack, age 80 No.
Bend, NE. Formerly of Colon and Omaha. Survived by his wife Clara and 3 daughters. SERVICES Monday, 2 PM, Moser Memorial Chapel, No. Bend.
Interment Woodland Cemetery. MOSER MEMORIAL CHAPEL EL No. Bend, Nebr. JUNIOR--Ellen age 62 yrs. Surher daughter Mrs.
Loren (Anne) Crayne; 4 sons Joseph, Selma Hanson; 4 brothers Cliff, HarDaniel, Michael and a David; mother old, Vernon and James Hanson; 2 sisters Hazel Hanson and Carol Coffey; 10 grandchildren. Dworak Mortuary Chapel. SERVICES PRAYER Service, Sun, 7:30 PM, Mon, 2 PM, Cross Lutheran Church, 20th Spring Omaha. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S.
16th St. 346-1144 KACZMAREK-Paulina ulina age 61, Omaha. Survived husband, Edward; sons, Dr. Lawrence Kaczmarek, Norman, OK, Edward Los Cruces, NM; daughters, Teresa McCartney, Mission Vieio, CA, Leann Evans, Omaha, NE, Carol Manning, Lincoln, NE, Mary Kay Martin, Omaha; brother, Kenneth Foster; sisters, Helen Schenk, Grazia Orr and Phyllis Poston; grandchildren. SERVICES Mon.
9:30 AM Mortuary to St. Bernards Church at 10 AM. ROSARY Sun. 7 PM at the Mortuary. Memorials to St.
Bernards Church. BOYD E. BRAMAN MORTUARY 1702 N. 72nd St. 556-3028 KIRKPATRICK-Jessie, age 97 yrs.
Resident Hallmark Nursing Home. Survived by cousins, Dorothy Brosnahan, Afton, IA, Helen Orfield, Murray, IA. GRAVESIDE Services Mon. 1 PM Graceland Cemetery, Creston, lowa. N.
P. SWANSON Kenneth Golden Mortuary 3205 Harney342-1060 KRIZELMAN-Max, age 77. Survived by wife Frieda; daughter and son-inlaw Sandra and David Cohen, Houston, TX; son and daughter-in-law Norman and Judi Krizelman, Omaha; 5 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; 1 brother Sol Krizelman, Omaha. GRAVESIDE Services, Sun, 11 AM, Beth El Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society, Visiting Nurses Assoc.
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731-6902 2 Biks. So. of 57th Hours: Mon-Sat Sun Kellin Petition A petition drive requesting a grand jury investigation of the death of Richard Kellin may fall short of the total signatures needed, Douglas County Election Commissioner Steve Wiitala said Friday. Seventy-three percent of the 6,107 signatures counted were from registered voters in Douglas County, Wiitala said. At that rate the drive would fall 380 signatures short of the 13,299 needed.
Kellin was injured May 5 while in police custody. He died of those injuries May 9. Wiitala's office will have 30 days to validate petitions. Douglas County District Judge Lawrence Corrigan will then have 15 days to decide whether the petitions satisfy state requirements for calling a grand jury. A-Taiwan Flu Case Identified in Lincoln Nebraska health tified the season's the A-Taiwan flu Officials confirmed alyzing a test sample at Calvary Lutheran said Carol Mitchell, disease coordinator Lancaster County Flulike illness officials have idenfirst case of influenza strain.
the case after anfrom a youngster School in Lincoln, communicable from LincolnHealth Department. continues to be re- Society Faces By Kevin Warneke the University of Nebraska Medical Center's winter graduation. The ethical questions, Spire said, include what type of care a patient should receive, who should receive the care, the cost of care, and the relationship between the cost and the of care. Spire quality World-Herald Staff Writer The public must be included when "legal-medical-ethical questions" need answers, Nebraska Attorney General Robert Spire said Friday night in Omaha. "These are questions that encompass all of society," said Spire, speaking at The questions are not going to get Tax Projection Shows Decline To Be Softened By Gabriella Stern WORLD-HERALD BUREAU Lincoln Thanks to some expected economic growth, Nebraska's projected tax receipts for the next years did not plunge the full $68 million expected because of the impact of federal tax law changes, a member of the state's revenue forecasting board said Friday.
"The outlook is for a continuation of relatively slow growth. The growth in the economy will offset marginally the decline in individual income tax receipts due to the federal changes," said Wade German of Omaha, a member of the Economic Forecasting Advisory Board. The board met Thursday at the Capitol. Nebraska's agricultural sector continues to suffer, but the state as a whole can expect some slight economic growth through the 1988-89 fiscal year, said German, a former University of Nebraska at Omaha economist. Autopsy Says Carbon Fumes Killed Man, 20 An autopsy indicated that a 20-yearold man found in a garage at his home died of carbon-monoxide poisoning, said Acting Douglas County Coroner James Keenan.
Richard Jones 2755 Wyoming was found unconscious by his mother about 3:45 p.m. Wednesday, police said. A rescue squad took him to Immanuel Hospital, where he was pronounced dead an hour later, police said. Police Sgt. John Lehotyak said the death is being considered an accident.
He said evidence indicates Jones was working on a pickup truck in closed garage and may have started the truck several times, causing fumes to fill the garage. Lehotyak said the truck's ignition switch was off and the truck was not running when Jones was found. Funeral services for Jones, a 1985 graduate, of a.m. Omaha today North at High Roeder School, Mortuary, 4932 Ames Ave. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Lauri; parents, Richard and Gail Jones; brother, Bruce Wrona; sisters, Chriss Lloyd, Patty Jones and Debbie Wrona; grandparents, Bernice Williams, and Rollie and Betty Stevenson; and greatgrandmother, Lillian Sidwell, all of Omaha. MARKHOFER-Helen en age 66, preceded in death by husband, Walter G. Survived 1 by daughter Paula Jo Eggert; mother Lena Greco, both Omaha; brother Frank Greco, Pueblo, CO; mother-in-law Christine Markhofer; nieces and nephews. ROSARY, Sun, 6:3 PM, Dworak Mortuary Chapel. SERVICES Mon, 9 AM, from the chapel to St.
Patricks Church, 9:30 AM. Interment Cemetery. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S. 16th St. 346-1144 MORRIS--Lillian age 80 yrs.
of Omaha. Survived by 3 sons, John, Harold and Michael; daughter, Virginia. FUNERAL SERVICES PENDING ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 NOVAK-Richard age 60 yrs. Survived wife.
Mary; daughter Mrs. Michael (Tamie) Wordekemper; stepson Johnny Schmidthorst; parents Mr. and Mrs. Emil Novak; brother Harold Novak; 3 grandchildren. FUNERAL Services, Mon, 11 AM, Dworak Mortuary Chapel.
Interment Graceland Park. Member of American Legion, No. VFW, No. F.O.E., No. DWORAK MORTUARY 2466 S.
16th St. 346-1144 PARKS--Howard 61, years, Co. Bluffs. Retired Lumber Broker. Survived by wife Emily sons Gary, Co.
Bluffs, Mike, Omaha; father P.A. Parks, Omaha; grandchildren; sister Mary Lou Middleton, Cupertino, CA; brothers Gerald, Ames, IA, Cyril, Rogers, AR, Francis, Yuba City, CA. Preceded in death by his son Patick A. Parks. MEMORIAL Mass Sat, 10:30 AM, St.
Patricks Catholic Church, Co. Bluffs. Private Interment. Memorials to the Respiratory Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital or Radio Talking Book, Omaha. No Visitation.
CUTLER FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow Ave. 322-7779 PETERSON- -Anna 83 yrs. Survived by sons, Donald Williamsport, PA, Dale Miami, FL. FUNERAL NOTICE LATER. KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 RUMA-Thomas A. Sr. age 71 years. Survived by wife Sarita L. (Troia); son and daughter-inlaw, Dr.
Thomas A. Jr. and Cynthia A. Ruma; daughter Sarita (Sarah) 3 grandchildren, Michael Matthew and Julie Ann Ruma; brother Sam A. Ruma of Bryant, IA.
FUNERAL Services Sat. at the Troia Chapel to St. Patricks Church at 10 am interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSARY: Friday 7pm. The O.S.I.A.
Christopher Columbus Lodge please attend. Mr. Ruma was a charter member of the Nebraska Pharmacists Assoc. TROIA FUNERAL HOME 1725 S. 13th St.
342-3655 SHREFFI age 73 years, Omaha. Survived by daughters Mary Beth Satterfield, Sioux City, IA, Kay Lynn Goldner, Omaha, Carol Sue Cain, Lincoln, Sharon Lee Jastram, Omaha; son William of Grand Island; 15 grandchildren. MEMORIAL Services, SAT, DEC. 27, 1 PM, First United Methodist Church, (69th Cass Interment Highland Cemetery, Junction City, KS. CROSBY KUNOLD 32nd Ave.
Farnam 345-1886 In Memoriam NIDAY- James In memory of Jim Niday who left us 1 year ago today. We do not stand at your and weep for you are not there, you do not sleep. You are a thousand winds that blow. You are the diamond glint on snow. You are the sunlight on ripened green.
You are the gentle autumn rain. We do not stand at your grave and weep, you are not there. You do not sleep. Wife, family and friends. Cemetery Lots 3 SPACES, Forest Lawn, Hillside Gardens, $250 571-2563.
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GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3411 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St. 553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave.
453-5600 Plattsmouth Farmer On Farmland Board World-Herald News Service Plattsmouth, Neb. Ted Wehrbein, who farms 2,000 acres near here with his three brothers, has been elected to the board of Farmland Industries in Kansas City, Mo. Wehrbein, who is secretary of the Nehawka, Farmers Cooperative, replaces Roger Clark of Brady, who resigned for health reasons. Wehrbein is one of four Nebraskans on the 22- member board. Barbed wire was patented in 1874 by Joseph F.
Glidden of Illinois. Omaha History Museum CHRISTMAS AT Weekend CHRISTMAS UNION AT UNION Omaha's "oldest favorite holiday tradition!" STATION OPEN 'TIL 6 P.M. SUNDAY SATURDAY DEC. 20: OPEN 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT Noon-4 p.m.
SUNDAY DEC. 21: OPEN 1-6 p.m. CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT Come See Our 50'7" DECORATED TREE ENTERTAINMENT: Performers Santa Mrs. Santa Free candy canes balloons Instant photo with Santa $1.00 Holiday gifts, ornaments, baked goods, ice cream treats all Museum Exhibits. OMAHA HISTORY MUSEUM 801 S.
10th St. OPEN 10-5 1-5 Sun. ADMISSION $2 adults children under 12. 444-5071 TREE PROVIDED BY UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD AD MADE POSSIBLE BY CONAGRA May Come Up York or California start from a base of about a tenth of the electoral votes and access to money centers, Babbitt said, they still have a great advantage. Babbitt appeared at a private breakfast at the Marriott hotel and met with Omaha political leaders, including Mayor Boyle and City Councilmen BerOla Simon and Walter Calinger.
Officials Not Certain Of Layoffs' Impact Omaha officials said Friday not certain how cuts American Telephone International Business affect the companies' 4,750 employees. which employs in the Omaha area, plans a job reduction of 27,400 people. The company's employment reduced by about 14 percent, 16 percent of its senior since it divested its Bell a court agreement in 1984. IBM, which employs workers in the Omaha area, a early-retirement gram but did not indicate affect individual states or IBM said cuts will affect Spire Tells Spire said he does not answers, but that whatever society must always treat dignity. Seventy students received The Record Marriage Licenses DOUGLA3 COUNTY Gerald R.
Hineman, 3513 Cuming 37, and Eva Hineman, 3513 Cuming 35. Dean L. Healret, 15711 Hascall Circle, 50, and Luanne S. Schroeder, 7524 Biondo 48. John V.
Howarth, 6311 Seward 30, and Sharon S. Darling, 8311 Seward 31. Michael A. Straka, 1201 Gold Coast Road, Papillon, 31, and Paula K. Hamm, 1201 Gold Coast Road, Papillon, 29.
Anthony E. Sgrol, 2389 N. 125th Circle, 24, Julie A. Higgins, 5102 Cass 23. Eugene P.
Barry, 9223 Redman 52, and Jeanette J.A. O'Connor, 051 N. 58th 50. Robert L. Robb, Rottendorf, West Germany, 32, and Christina D.
Lapp, Rottendort, West Germany, 31. Michael A. Yates, 5023 California 42, and Linda K. Cain, 5605 Manderson 40. Sean M.
Cassidy, 5639 Spring 23, and Karen M. Lee, 5639 Spring 21. Bruce B. Hangen, 521 N. 38th 39, and Cynthia L.
Campbell, 521 N. 38th 31. Michael R. Little, 9835 Ruggles 32, and Judy A. Erpelding, 9835 Ruggles 34.
James W. Beavers, 8111 Camden 29, and Shelli J. Springer, 401 S. 38th 22. Jacob L.
Cook, 2902 Sixth Council Bluffs, 21, and Cheryl A. Callaway, 2902 Sixth Council Bluffs, 32. Blain P. Graphenteen, 1111 Center 24, and Sherl K. Mielke, 1111 Center 23.
Bart A. Clemons, 17400 West Dodge Road, 26, and Judith J. Davis, 6214 9. 41st 23. Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked Tammy S.
Carman vs. Damon L. Darrell D. Averett vs. Beverly.
Juan Vazguez vs. Tamasa Chavaril. Donna L. Holloway vs. Joe S.
Barbara J. Borgeson vs. Robert A. Deborah S. Wilson vs.
Philip A. Jr. Kevin Marking vs. Lisa. Granted Terri and Kevin Gullach.
Patrick and Michele Wallace. Gerald and Dawn Foster (annulment). Judith and Richard Samson. Barbara and James Skala. Rosalinda and James Trousdale.
Corinne and Gary Stoip. Tara and William Terry Jr. Judith and John Roehrs. Frank and Ruth Van Doorn. Lawrence and Linda Bruning.
Anne and Larry Rothfuss. Mary ands Steven Houtz. Rhonda and Bernard Kampschnelder. Sherri Wright-Rolling and Stephen Rolling. Joyce and Erwin Streblow.
Sentencings DOUGLAS CO. DISTRICT COURT Listing Includes fines of $100 or more, Jail sentences or probation. By Judge James Buckley Matthew Dyer, 19, of 2931 Nicholas 60 days, restitution, two years probation for attempted robbery. By Judge Theodore Carlson L. Thiemann, 24, Nebraska City, 180 days for escape.
Michael Lewis, 42, of 6379 9. 140th 90 days (87 suspended), restitution, three years probation for issuing bad check. Ronald Jones, 25, Lincoln, 20 months to five years for escape. James S. Brandt, 18, Omaha, committed to Youth Development Center, Kearney, Neb.
for two counts robbery, one count burglary and two counts using firearm to commit felony. William R. Durand, 15, Omaha, committed to Youth Development Center, Kearney, Neb. for two counts robbery, one count burglary and three counts using firearm to commit felony. By Judge John Clark Elwood A.
Freemont, 19, of 1537 Willis 30 days for theft. Jevon J. Hingten, 20, Omaha, 90 days for theft. Jesse J. Williams, 20, of 2615 N.
18th 20 months to five years for possession of cocaine, By Judge Lawrence Corrigan Clarence L. Grayson, 18, of 4402 Pinkney 90 days probation for burglary. Dewitt J. Wade, 25, of 3802 N. 16th tour years for possession with intent to deliver marijuana.
Charles Bush, 33, of 3804 Farnam three years for second-degree forgery. By Judge Stephen Davis Laron E. Burnett, 25, Omaha, one year for theft. Daron C. Baker, 19, of 4864 Poppleton 60 days, 18 months probation for attempted delivery of marijuana.
By Judge Jerry Gitnick Conrad D. Levering, 18, of 2204 Grand 15 to 24 months for burgiary, By Judge Keith Howard Frances J. Adams, 27, of 4273 Binney 60 days (suspended), restitution, three years probation for welfare fraud. Melvin L. Clark, 33, of 2906 Bristol six to nine years for attempted robbery; two to tour years for us- Short Metro Briefs ported across the state, but no other cases of influenza have been confirmed by lab tests, said Dr.
Paul Stoesz, director of the Nebraska Health Department's disease control division. The A Taiwan flu strain is expected to hit people younger than 35 the hardest, federal public health authorities have said. People 35 and older are more likely to have been exposed to a similar flu virus, which could give them some protection. Gov. Babbitt Speaks Of Iowa Caucuses Arizona Gov.
Bruce Babbitt, a Democratic presidential candidate, said Friday in Omaha that the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary give serious candidates a chance for the nomination by guaranteeing "a wide-open process." In Iowa and New Hampshire, candidates are limited to spending no more than $1 million, which aids competition, Babbitt said. But because candidates from New Ethical Questions, easier, Spire told his audience in the Witherspoon Concert Hall of Joslyn Art Museum. He said legal and medical professionals should not be the only people providing answers. "If we don't have enough confidence to seek out public input," Spire said, "then we don't have confidence in our democratic system." the questions that will need answers, Spire said, are: -Does society invest in artificial hearts to save an older person, or in preventive medicine to keep a young person well? -Does society spend $300,000 for an artificial heart, or $300,000 for inoculations in Harlem? Spire said that when trying to answer such questions, society must look at the historical, religious and philosophical views of those involved. "These views need to be respected," he said, "and conflicting views must be respected." Ex-Omahan Killed In Missouri Accident Funeral services are pending for former Omahan D.S.
Ellerbeck, 20, killed Thursday in an auto accident. The accident occurred in Kansas City, where Ellerbeck had been living. Born in Omaha, Ellerbeck was a 1985 graduate of Northwest High School. He worked as a self-employed roofer in Omaha before recently moving to Kansas City to seek work and go to school. Ellerbeck raced motorcycles for 12 years and won numerous trophies and awards, said his brother, Steve, of Omaha.
Other survivors include his mother, Judith Ellerbeck, a brother, Mark, and a sister, Jennifer, all of Omaha. Court Approves Child Testimony Against Father Lincoln (AP) A lower court acted properly when it allowed children to testify in a parental rights case about sexual abuse they suffered from their father, the Nebraska Supreme Court said Friday. In a unanimous decision, the high court upheld a 1985 ruling by the Separate Juvenile Court of Douglas County that terminated the parental rights to three children of a man referred to as L.H.W. The father objected to the trial court's decision to permit the testimony of the children. Besides his three children, also testifying boy who was not his son.
That boy was a half-brother to the other children, sharing the same mother. The mother's parental rights to those four children and a younger girl, who also was determined to be the daughter of L.H.W., were terminated by the Juvenile Court. She did not appeal. The four older children, ages 10, 9, 6 and 5 at the trial, were questioned by the judge before they were allowed to testify to determine their ability to answer simple questions and to distinguish between the truth and a lie. The father argued that their testimony should have been thrown out because it was incompetent and inconsistent.
The father also argued unsuccessfully that the testimony of police officers and social workers was hearsay and that the state failed to meet its burden of proof by clear and convincing evidence. "The record in this case leads us to the conclusion that the evidence clearly and convincingly establishes that there was sexual and physical abuse of the four older children by the appellant (father), and conduct by the appellant which was seriously detrimental to the health, morals and well-being of all the children," said Judge John Grant, who wrote the ruling. The Supreme Court reversed the lower court's decision to terminate the father's parental rights to the youngest child. The high court returned that part of the case to the lower court for further proceedings. In other decisions, the Supreme Court: -Affirmed a Douglas County District Court decision that upheld the conviction of Kevin C.
Polyascko for taking indecent liberties with a child. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined $300. -Affirmed a decision by the Separate Juvenile Court of Lancaster County that terminated the parental rights of a father, referred to as P.S., to three children. -Affirmed a Lancaster County District Court conviction of Michael P. Kane for one count of first-degree arson.
Kane argued that the trial court erred by denying his motions for a directed verdict. its work torce and all types of jobs, Omaha's employees are mostly in 1 sales and service jobs. City Staffer: Injury To Eye an Accident Councilmen BerOla Anderson, sonnel director, how an eye to be hospitalized occurred. "I'd rather they are accident," she announced by A Telegraph and went rescue, Machines will Spaulding Omaha-area "family morning, said 4,484 workers the Douglas nationwide A police had been has been provide information including Deputy Bill management, Anderson and division under Anderson ter themselves, about 260 announced prohow it will cities. all levels of George sonnel port services rector until Barbara Wright, staff.
Medical Graduates have all the they are, patients with degrees at the graduation. tended the Stinson, an omy and a ter's special ing firearm to commit felony. By Judge J. Patrick Mullen James M. O'Connell, 18, of 4323 Wakeley 90 days (suspended), restitution, one year probation for theft.
By Judge James Murphy Cindy Pisarzewicz, 25, of 3506 N. 102nd Plaza, 90 days (suspended), restitution, three years probation for theft by receiving stolen property. Arthur K. Green, 40, of 4329 Grant three to five years for possession with Intent to deliver cocaine. William A.
Taylor, 20, of 4001 S. 25th one to two years for robbery. Fama Rogers, 40, of 408 S. 40th nine months for theft by deception. William T.
Rogers, 47, of 208 S. 24th 18 to 24 months for theft by receiving stolen property. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT Listing Includes fines of $100 or more, Jail sentences or probation. Harlan G. Liesche, 41, of Bennington, $75, 90 days probation for public indecency.
John P. Brennan, 44, of 8308 Bowie Drive, $250, two days, 180-day license suspension, one year probation for second-offense drunken driving. Jon D. Duin, 31, of 2515 Marcy $100, one day, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation, restitution for drunken driving. Robert E.
Lee, 18, of 5387. N. 47th 120 days for shoplifting. George K. Blegger, 17, of 233 E.
Fourth Papillion, $500, 30 days, 180-day license suspension, 730 days probation for drunken driving. Joyce M. Smothers, 29, of 803 N. 36th 180 days probation, 10 hours community service for shoplifting. Richard W.
Lenczowski, 50, of 3522 Monroe $200, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. William L. Gottsch, 28, of 7524 Poppleton $200, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Thomas J. Connelly, 52, of 440 N.
38th $200, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Patrick W. Patterson, 23, of 8545 Cuming $200, 80-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Gerald E. Sandy, 50, of 4326 Frederick $400, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving, refusing DWI test.
Nancy D. Rawlings, 40, of 12358 Hascall $200, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation drunken driving. Kenneth D. Wismont, 19, of 3812 33rd $100, 80-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Floyd M.
Bates 32, of 5122 N. 15th $25, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Lori A. Arrasmith, 26, of 7810 Blondo $300, two days, 180- day license suspension, one year probation for second-offense drunken driving. Terry L.
Glaze, 39, of 3903 Cass $300, 30 days, 180-day license suspension, one year probation for second-offense drunken driving. Charles Wagner, 44, of 10042 12th Council Bluffs, $100, 180 days probation for driving during suspension. Jettery G. Figures, 25, of 3827 Corby $700, 90 days, 15-year license suspension for third-oftense drunken driving, second-offense driving during suspension. Donald D.
Whitesides, 21, of 7205 S. 40th $200, one day, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Anthony J. Baxter, 23, of 2564 Sprague $500, 30 days, oneyear license suspension for second-offense drunken driving. Lisa A.
Dean, 23, of 5523 Himebaugh $100, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Richard M. Steinauer, 19, of 12923 Jackson $200, one day, 80- day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Barry J. Thompson, 25, of 5718 Witlit $400, seven days, sixmonth license suspension for drunken driving, reckless driving, Michael P.
Williamson, 33, of 5132 S. 126th one day, one year probation, 30 hours community service, restitution for assault and battery. Scott D. Whitney, 20, of 6638 Emmet $200, one year probation for driving during suspension. Colleen M.
Davis, 33, of S. 38th $100, 60-day license suspension, 180 days probation for drunken driving. Thomas E. Marlenee, 33, of 8316 Charles $100, 60-day license suspension, 270 days probation for drunken driving. Leroy A.
Johnson, 31, of 4111 Pratt $500, 30 days, one-year license suspension for second-oftense drunken driving. Bette A. Fritz, 29, of 7535 Pierce Plaza, 25 days, 270 days probation, 50 hours community service, restitution for shoplifting. Richard E. Wright, 21, of 4842 Sprague 60 days, one year probation for driving during suspension.
Troy A. Harrison, 20, of 2330 N. 67th $150, 00-day license suspension, 210 days probation for drunken driving. Jeffery A. Switzer, 22, of 2940 Woolworth $100, 90 days, one year probation, 50 hours community service for second-offense driving during suspension.
City of Omaha perdeclined to say Friday injury that has caused her since early Tuesday just consider it to be said. squad deputy sheriff Anderson home, 10524 after a report of disturbance" Tuesday Capt. Tim Dempsey County Sheriff's Office. report says Mrs. Anderson assaulted, but she declined or press charges.
Ebert was told that Mrs. her husband, George would deal with the matDempsey said. Strnad, manager of the Department's records and division, will be acting Mrs. Anderson returns, Mayor Boyle's chief About 350 people ceremony, said Dr. Warren associate professor of anatmember of the Medical functions committee.
Edward L. Munn, 32, of 4818 Sahler $200, 20 days, one-year cense suspension for two counts driving during suspension. Rich R. Hanschild, 19, of Ashland, $175 for careless driving, possession of liquor by a minor. Michael J.
Maguire, 29, of Clinton, $200, seven days, 180-day license suspension for drunken driving. Ralph W. Yoder, 31, of 4749 3. $150 for leaving scone property-damage accident. Steven J.
White, 20, of 3918 N. 14 days, 180 days probation, 30 hours community service shoplifting. Gregory C. Gallo, 28, of Leavenworth four days indecent exposure. Audrey L.
Morrison, 28, of 2218 ami 80 days, 250 days tion for disorderly conduct. James M. Saxton, 47, of 2 2122 $200 for no proof of ance. Ricky C. Forest, 30, of 3110 Charles $100 for no proof of ance.
Susan M. Bassett, 28, of 3424,9. 21st $600, 90 days, license suspension for third-offense drunken driving, second-oftense driving during suspension. Louls, 24, of 2215. Franklin $100 tor possession of marijuana.
Carol L. Baker, 17, of 4143 N. $200, seven days, six-month license suspension for drunken driving. Tammie L. Covington, 22, of Himebaugh $100 for proof of Insurance.
Connie J. Jorgensen, 29, of Burdette $200, 730-day cense suspension for second-offense driving during suspension. John A. Marchese, 30, of 4115 13th $100 for leaving scone property-damage accident. Police Calls BURGLARIES Kenneth A.
Peeler, 3315 Boyd Str; television, stereo equipment and $30 In change, value $495, reported Thursday. Patty A. Grimm, 1938 S. 35th. three cassette tape cases, 84 tapes and three statues, value $676, reported Thursday.
Anthony Pope, 2021 Seward Plaza, stereo, television, sheet and six cassette tapes, value $533, re1 ported Thursday. Kevin Vogel, 247 S. 111th motor, tools, Jack and engine parts, value $1,305, reported Thursday. THEFTS Michael J. Kros, Gretna, three tuxedos, cassette tape case and 30 to 40 tapes, value more than $1,000, from vehicle at 1114 S.
Seventh reported Thursday. institute of Computer Science, Omaha, computer, value $1,500, from 808 S. 74th Plaza, reported Thursday. Terry A. Gampper, Omaha, car stereo and radio transceiver, value $700, from vehicle at 2512 S.
72nd Court, reported Thursday. Terry P. Hickey, Omaha, car stereo, equalizer, four speakers and switch panel, value $1,890, from vehicle at 2320 N. 92nd reported Thursday. Kenneth D.
Odom, Omaha, tools and five tires, value $500, from 6363 Grover reported Thursday. Elaine Zwart, Omaha, exhaust system, value $1,000, from vehicle at 132nd and West Center Road. reported Thursday. Joan H. Lee, Omaha, car stereo and clothing, value $528, from vehicle at 3621 Lake reported Wednesday.
Jerome S. Tibbs, Omaha, T-top, watch and hubcaps, value $1,485, from vehicle at 3737 N. 43rd reported Thursday. Timothy T. Burk, Omaha, tool box and tools, value $350, from vehicle at 2936 S.
115th reported Thursday. Treasure Photo, Omaha, television and $310 to $350 In cash, value more than $500, from 11902 Elm reported Thursday. Rug Doctor Rentals, Omaha, carpet cleaning equipment, value 092, from 1824 Vinton reported Thursday. City of Omaha Fire Department, Omaha, rescue squad trauma box, value more than $300, from Cuming reported Thursday. ROBBERIES Robert G.
Johnson, 62, of Omaha, $260 in cash taken by three people who beat him at 42nd and Center Streets, 8:28 p.m. Thursday. No description of suspects given. Daniel J. Aguilera, 31, of Omaha, $45 in cash taken by a man with a knife near 15th and Jackson Streets, 12:55 a.m.
Friday. Man described as white, 25, 5-foot-11, 150 pounds, wearing blue jeans and a red-and-white plaid flannel shirt. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Martin J. Doescher, 77, of 2820 N. 65th car-pedestrian at 68th and Mapie Streets, 9 a.m.
Thursday. Michelle Cox, 18, of 6424 Maple two-car-pedestrian at 65th and Maple Streets, 7:15 a.m. Thursday. Mary E. Fields, 81, of 4614 Redick two-car at 48th and Cuming Streets, 2:45 p.m.
Thursday' Daniel Buchalter, 26, of 3521 S. 70th Gregg Denny, 22, of 2523 S. 162nd Circle, and Deane L. Baumhouer, 21, of 2523 S. 162nd Circie, two-car at 2430 9.
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