OMAHA WORLD-HERALD Saturday, October 20, 1990 Deaths and Funerals ALLMAKER-William V. (Opi) CMSgt. USAF (Ret.) BARNES-Irmgard J.L. (infant) BLAKEY-Colleen M. BOEHM-Donald K.
LLIER- J. (Duke) DAHLSTROM-Bert ALLMAKER-William V. (Opi), CMSgt. USAF age 64 10-18-'90, Bellevue. Survived by COMPLETE NOTICE LATER BELLEVUE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Heafey-Heafey-Hoffmann Dworak-Cutler 22nd Hancock, Bellevue 291-5000 BARNES-Irmgard, 57, Bellevue, NE.
FUNERAL Service Sat. 10 am, all at Campbell Mortuary. Interment Bellevue Cemetery. Memorials to family. CAMPBELL MORTUARY 807 Mission Bellevue 291-2400 BARRETT-Luk J.
infant son of 2 sisters, Rebecca and Lisa Stafford; Nancy Stafford and i Terri Barrett; brother Terry Stafford, all Omaha. SERVICES Sat. 9 am, West Center Chapel. Interment Mt Hope Cemetery, DWORAK -CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 age 69 2824 Ruggles St. Survived by daughter, Debra Blakey; brother, Henry W.
Thomas; 2 sisters, Doris Avery and Betty Jean Gunn, all Omaha; nieces; nephews; other relatives. SERVICES 2 pm Freestone Primitive Baptist Church, 4023 Ames Ave. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends will be received at 2716 Fontenelle Blvd.
THOMAS FUNERAL HOME 3920 N. 24th St. 453-7111 BOEHM-Donald 69, Omaha. Retired regional sales manager, Coca Cola Co. Foods Division.
Survived by wife, Sybil; sons, Dr. Donald K. Thomas both Mrs. Fresno, CA; 3 grandchildren; sister, William Knoff, Minneapolis, MN. Private Family Services.
Memorials to Visiting Nurse Assoc. of Omaha or American Cancer Society. No visitation. DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 -Claude (Duke), age 76 years, 10-17-'90. Survived by 4 sons, Donald J.
Caillier, Patrick J. Caillier, both of Omaha; Richard Robert L. Caillier, Senora, CA, J. Caillier, Valdosta, GA; 9 WAKE grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Service 7 pm St.
Therese of the Child Jesus Catholic Church, 1423 Ogden. FUNERAL Mass Mon. 10 am, at the Church. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Memorials acceptable to the Church. VISITATION begins 5 pm Fri. CROSBY KUNOLD BURKET SWANSON-GOLDEN 32nd Ave. Farnam 345-1886 DAHLSTROM-Bert, age 81 at Chandler, AZ. Survived by wife, Helen; daughter Karen McWilliams, Omaha; son Kenneth Dahlstrom, Palm Springs, CA; sister Laurine Bowles, Mesa, AZ; brothers Paul Dahlstrom, Stanton, IA; Volney Dahlstrom, Red Oak, IA; 2 grandchildren; 2 greatgrandchildren.
FUNERAL Service 11 am, St Timothy's Lutheran Church. Private interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials to Timothy's Lutheran Church or American Cancer Society. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 GREEN-William Bryan, 76.
SERVICES Sat. 10:30 am Chapel. Interment Evergreen. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN FEMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 HEENAN. age 84 yrs.
Survived by wife Gretna Heenan; 2 sons, Thomas and John F. Heenan, all Omaha; 2 sisters Marie Croghan, Hollywood, FL; Marge Braithwaite, Norfolk, NE. Family prefers Masses or memorials to Fund. St Cecilias Grade School Scholarship Rosary Sun. 4 pm, West Center from Chapel to St Cecilias A Cathedral Chapel.
FUNERAL Mon. 10:45 am 11:15 am. Interment Holy Sepulchre. HE DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 HORVATH 65 Omaha, 10-18-90. Preceded in death by wife, Doris.
Survived by mother, Fern Horvath; sons and daughters-in-law, Michael J. and Donna, Donald A. and Kathy, David L. and Sheri, Mark A. and Glenda, Anton J.
and Judi, Steven sisters Fern Scigo, Mary Lou Bernady; sister-in-law, Helen Visty, all Omaha; 18 grandchildren; great-grandchild; numerous nieces and nephews. EN-William Bryan HEENAN-John M. HORVATH-Michael A. KRAUSE-Lloyd S. NADLER-Morris J.
M. Thomas F. POTTER- G. SERVICES Larkin Chapel, 11 am. Interment St.
Johns Cemetery. Military Honors by VFW Post 2704. VISITATION Sun. from 2 pm. LARKIN FUNERAL HOME 24th St.
733-0493 -Lloyd age 68 Omaha. Survived by wife Verna son and daughter-in-law, John and Laurie; daughters and sonsin-law, Susan and Gary Gumm, Sheryl and Richard Torres, all Omaha; brother Wayne, Valley, NE; 7 grandchildren. Forest GRAVESIDE Lawn Service 10 am at Cemetery. Memorials to Covenant Presbyterian Church. Visitation 7-9 pm Sun.
at mortuary. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames Ave. 453-5600 -Morris born May 21, 1905 in Ludsk Russia. Survived by wife, Rose L. Nadler; sons and daughtersin-law, Perry and Mary Nadler, Dr.
Sigmond and Beverly Nadler; daughter and son-in-law, Sarah N. and Ted M. Seldin; sister, Leah Hookman, New York, NY; 8 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. GRAVESIDE Service Sun. 2 pm, Temple Israel Cemetery.
Memorials to Temple Israel Endowment Fund. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd WESTERN NAVE, 391-1664 NESCI-Janice 51 yrs. COMPLETE NOTICE LATER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 PLANK-Dr. Thomas 54, Omaha.
Survived by wife, Joanne sons, Jeffrey, Mt. Michael Abbey, Michael and John, both of Omaha; son and daughter-in-law, Greg and Amy, St. Louis, MO; daughter, Mary C. Plank, Omaha; mother, Catherine Plank, Overland Park, KS; sister, Mary Ann Sherley, Leavenworth, KS; step-brother, Kenneth, Avoca, CO. WAKE Service Sun.
6:15 pm, Christ The King Catholic Church, 654 So. 86 St. SERVICES Mon. 10 am, West Center Chapel to Christ the King Church at 10:30 am. Interment Calvary.
Memorials to Mt. Michael or a charity of your choice. VISITATION until 4:30 pm West Center Chapel and after 5:45 pm, at Christ the King Church. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 POTTER-Douglas 27 yrs. SERVICES Mon.
11 am, Meyer Funeral Home. Interment Belknap Cemetery MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Co. Bluffs 322-0293 SABALIAUSKAS- 16 yrs. Service Sat. 9:15 am Bethany Funeral Home Chapel to Sts.
Peter Paul Church at 10 am. Interment St. Johns Cemetery, BETHANY FUNERAL HOME 82nd Harrison 593-6100 SHEARS- 82 yrs. COMPLETE NOTICE LATER HE CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th West Center 391-3900 SMITH -Harold R. age 79 yrs, Conway, SC, formerly of Omaha.
Preceded in death by wife Grace. Survived by son Harold R. Conway, SC; sister Ethel Higgins, Omaha; 4 grandchildren; great- Retired mechanic Farm Implement Company in Irvington, GRAVESIDE SERVICE 2 pm Forest Lawn Cemetery. ROEDER MORTUARY 50th Ames 453-5600 TOTH-James age 93 Omaha, NE, Oct. 18, 1990.
Survived by sons and daughters-in-law, George and Angela, Robert and Nancy, Omaha; daughters and sons-in-law, Mary Ann and Mike Riss, Murray, NE; Rose Betty and Charles Phelps, Snyder, NE; sister Mary Holmes, Omaha; 14 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; 2 greatgreat-grandchildren. SERVICES Mon. 9:30 am from Larkin Chapel to St Bernadette Church at 10 am. Rosary Sun. at 7 pm.
Interment St John's Cemetery. Visitation from Sun. 1 pm. LARKIN FUNERAL 24th St. 733-0493 TRAUM-Rachel L.
Widow of Roy, age 89 Lincoln, NE, 10-17-'90. Funeral Director. Survived by daughters, Jo Ann Daniel, Lincoln, Mrs. Rebecca (Byron) Bradley, Lincoln; 5 grandchildren; 8 FUNERAL Service 11 am Roper Sons Chapel. Interment Fairbury Cemetery, 1 pm Sat.
ROPER SONS CHAPEL 4300 'O' Lincoln 476-1225 Ex-Broker Charged With Defrauding 4 Former Omaha stockbroker Robert J. Prendergrast 42, was charged Friday with allegedly defrauding four investors of more than $250,000, Douglas County Attorney Ron Staskiewicz said. Prendergrast, of 2935 S. 123rd was charged with four counts of theft by deception, more than $1,000, Staskiewicz said. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing in Douglas County Court.
He was being held in the Douglas County Corrections Center Friday night on $500,000 bail. Prendergrast needs to post 10 percent, or $50,000, to be released. Staskiewicz said Prendergrast allegedly arranged loan transactions with local investors, with the funds to be used as an investment in "natural gas resource areas." However, the funds never reached the various companies in which they were to be invested, Staskiewicz said. police arrested Prendergrast Thursday. VERTICAL BLINDS OFF Choose from 4 closeout patterns with 12 colors.
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Sun. Fund-Raiser for Riha Collects About $3,000 WORLD-HERALD BUREAU Lincoln A fund-raiser for legislative candidate Jim Riha of Omaha raised about $3,000 Friday night. ford Riha said State Sens. Lorraine Langof Kearney, Richard Peterson of Norfolk and Lowell Johnson of North Bend and more than 20 lobbyists attended the $100-a-person affair at Lincoln's University Club. salome contributed more than $100, he Riha is running in District 20 against Jessie Rasmussen for the seat held by State Sen.
Glenn Goodrich, who was defeated in the May primary election. Goodrich is supporting Riha and arranged Friday's fund-raiser. Iowa Approves Trash Transfer Continued from Page 33 ment. Hamlin said Friday that National Salvage asked the department last year for permission to ship trainloads of New York trash to Lineville, Iowa, for transfer to trucks for a 55-mile haul to a Galt, landfill. He said the department decided no transfer permit was needed because trash would go directly from boxcar to truck "and wouldn't even touch the The department was not aware of the Council Bluffs operation, he said, until city officials called Oct.
10 about leakage from boxcars of trash. Hamlin said a department field worker found that the leakage "was not gushing out of the cars." he said the worker had difficulty getting a sample of the leaking liquid. But "because of the firm's and the dripping, we decided expansion going to require a transfer station license," Hamlin said. A National Salvage spokesman has said the liquid is condensation from inside the boxcars. He said the initial decision was to close the operation until a license was obtained, "but our staff attorneys felt that would be difficult to enforce" because no such permit was required at the similar Lineville operation.
Hamlin said when representatives of National Salvage met with him a and department Director Larry Wilson Wednesday and indicated they would seek a state permit, they were told of the continuance decision. Hamlin said the firm has been given 90 days to present a prepared permit application. One of the requirements of the extension is that measures be taken to control the dripping, Hamlin said. He said those measures could include absorbent materials on the floor of the boxcars or use of a plastic floor covering. City Health Director Glenn Jackson said there would be "little we can do if it (the operation) is properly contained and doesn't create a nuisance." Felon Announces Bid For Governor's Office World-Herald News Service Columbus, Neb.
A Columbus man who said he founded the Constitution Party in 1975 to protest the federal income tax system said Friday that he will wage a write- in campaign for governor of Nebraska. Carl Holecek, 61, a former Omahan who is a cook at the Happy Chef Restaurant in Columbus, said his primary motivation for running for governor is the amount of government interference in people's lives. A former bookkeeper and tax counselor, Holecek was convicted by a U.S. District Court jury in North Platte, 1 in August 1983 on 29 aiding others in filling out fraudulent tax returns. He served nine months in prison on the felony conviction.
Felons cannot hold political office in Nebraska. Miss Kovar Wayne State College Crowns King, Queen World-Herald News Service Wayne, Neb. Jim Jacobsen of McCool Junction and Cindy Kovar of David City were crowned Wayne State College's homecoming king and queen this week. Other king candidates were Steve Lutt of Wayne, Larry Guenther of Crofton, Jim Casey of South Sioux City, Troy Strom Bloomfield and Gary and Bill Policky of Bee. Other queen candidates were Becky Welter of LeMars, Iowa, Martha Watson of Omaha, Heather Hasenkamp of Beemer, Lori Guenther of Crofton, Brenda Kramper of South Sioux City and Tammy Carlson of Wayne.
SATURDAY'S JACKPOTS! $600,000 Estimated lowa LOTTO $3,000,000 Estimated LOWA Police Increase Tally on Drugs Seized in Raids on Hell's Angels By Leslie Boellstorff said. SABALIAUSKAS- Jeanette D. B. SMITH- -Harold R. Sr.
TOTH-James I. TRAUM- Rachel L. ZINNECKE -Robert W. Id L. Sr.
TURNER- -Robert 95 died Omaha after a brief illnes. Preceded in death by wife, Helen Pearce Turner and son, Frederick. Survived by son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Barbara Turner, Omaha; daughter and son-inlaw, Virginia and Arthur Jetter, all Omaha; 13 grandchildren; several sister, Marian Turner, Council Bluffs. SERVICES PENDING Family prefers memorials Council Bluffs Public Library or your favorite charity. JOHN WESTSIDE A.
GENTLEMAN 72nd WESTERN AVE, 391-1664 ZINNECKER-Harold L. age 86 years of Lincoln. SERVICES Sat. St. Luke's Methodist Church, David City, NE.
Interment David City Cemetery. Memorials to the David City Area Foundation. BUTHERUS-MASER-LOVE 4040 A. St. Lincoln, NE, 488-0934 Card of Thanks LAURITSEN-Beverley, We would like to thank everyone for their cards, donations, flowers and help during our time and need for our sister and daughter.
Sisters and Brothers, Mother Esther Andersen. THE FAMILY of Jack Tubbs would like to acknowledge all his friends and co-workers, Contel Federal System personnel, Planning Research Sarpy County Stamp club, Space Forecast Center personnel, all the men and women of Ha. SAC, and all our neighbors and relatives. Thank you so much for remembering Jack with us. A special thanks to Father Dan Keller and the members of the VFW Post 2280.
We appreciate everything you have done for us. Thank you, Angi, Carol and Kevin Tubbs. WILLIAMS-Arvis N. Perhaps you sent a card, or perhaps you sent prayers and thoughts. Special thanks to Rev.
Willie Washington and the members of Paradise Baptist Church. The staff of the 6th floor intensive care unit, and 7th floor of the Veterans Hospital. The Williamson family and to Mr. James H. Williams.
We thank everyone who shared with us on the loss of our loved one. Eugenia Wimes, Ethel Jones and Jannie Williams. In Memoriam KRISTL-Alyce Wear, In loving memory of my sister, who passed away 1 year ago today October 20. Rosemary Brewster, sister. -Herbert F.
Years of departure have not erased the love and remembrance of the positive direction that he gave to his family. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. The Rhodes family. Cemetery Lots 3 SPACES, Hillcrest Memorial Park, Brooklawn Addition. 498-0614.
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391-2171 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN WESTSIDE CHAPEL 72nd Western Ave. 391-1664 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN MORTUARY 3618 Farnam St. 345-1664 KREMER FUNERAL HOME 6302 Maple St.
553-3155 ROEDER MORTUARY 50th A A A Ames Ave. 453-5600 2727 North 108th St. 496-9000 Threat Leads To Guilty Plea A Superior, man pleaded guilty Friday to sending a threatening letter to an Internal Revenue Service agent in January. U.S. District Judge Warren Urbom said he will sentence Wesley L.
Sumpter in Lincoln Jan. 28. The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Kokrda, who prosecuted the case, presented the note that Sumpter acknowledged mailing Jan.
8 from Harvard, Neb. The note stated: "Enjoy yourself. It is later than you think. Heath (Health) hint. Kwit.
Look for extra wires under your hood." The note was mailed to agent Kay Ponte at Grand Island, Neb. Kokrda said Sumpter stated that he wrote the note the week after working out a collection plan with the IRS over back taxes. The IRS filed liens totaling $23,066 in the Nuckolls County Register of Deeds Office against Sumpter for unpaid federal income taxes in 1979, 1981, 1982 and 1985. WHY PAY MORE? Funerals Starting At $995 Includes: Casket, Professional Services, Facilities, Preparation, Removal, Hearse and Graveside Services. TROIA FUNERAL HOME Omaha 342-3655 MEYER FUNERAL HOME Council Bluffs 322-0293 World-Herald Staff Writer Police have raised to about 35 pounds their estimate of how much methamphetamine was seized in Wednesday's police raids on Omaha area Hell's Angels suspected of dealing drugs, a FBI spokesman said Friday.
The drugs are worth more than $3 million, officers have said. "It's an extremely large amount of narcotics for this FBI spokesman Larry Holmquist said. The drugs allegedly were to have been distributed in the Omaha and Council Bluffs area, as well as several other major U.S. cities, Holmquist said. He would not identify the cities.
Sixteen people, many with ties to the Hell's Angels, were taken into custody as a result of the raids. All but one had made initial court appearances by the end of the day Friday. Longtime Members Eleven were named in a federal indictment unsealed Wednesday, and five others face state charges in Douglas County District Court. Several of those indicted were longtime Omaha Hell's Angels, said Capt. Tim Dempsey, a Douglas County sher-, iff's captain who has investigated the groups since virtually the destroy mid-1970s.
the The motorcycle arrests gang's drug distribution efforts in Omaha and the Midwest, Dempsey said. Dale Ray "Corky" Haley, 47, of 211 Apache St. in Council Bluffs, named in the federal indictment, is believed to have been a charter member of the Omaha Hell's Angels chapter when it was founded in the late 1960s, Dempsey Funeral Set Monday For Dr. T.F. Plank Funeral services Plank, 55, an be at 10:30 a.m.
King Church. Dr. Plank died a heart attack Thursday. A 1962 Creighton University dental graduate, he headed the Omaha District Dental Society 1988 and the Nebraska Society of Orthodontists in 1980. He was a League baseball coach and assistant scoutmaster in 1970s.
He served at Christ the and was on the Hollow Club. Survivors include sons, Gregory of John and Michael, ter, Mary of Omaha; Plank Overland Mary Ann Sherley Kan. Others, Gary Apker, 48, of Waterloo, and Lamont Kress, 42, of 3029 S. 23rd St. in Omaha, are longtime members who also were named in drug-distribution indictments in the early 1980s.
Investigators said shortly after the raids that they had found 25 pounds of methamphetamine powder and $230,000 in cash locked in a basement safe at Apker's residence. The estimate of the amount seized at the Apker residence and other places that were raided was raised to 35 pounds Friday afternoon. Dempsey said the Omaha chapter of the Hell's Angels always has been relatively small, never more than 20 to 25 members. Clandestine Labs Dempsey said the Hell's Angels, one of roughly four major motorcycle groups in the country, is believed to have had a monopoly of the methamphetamine market in the United States since the mid-1970s. Large-volume, high-quality methamphetamine like that seized in this week's raids of several locations in Omaha, Council Bluffs and Valley, Neb.
is manufactured in clandestine laboratories, Dempsey said. Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Von Reisen said none of the 11 indicted in federal court are accused of manufacturing the drug. The indictment includes charges of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine, money laundering and interstate trafficking in methamphetamine. Ten of the 11 people named in the indictment had been arraigned and pleaded not guilty in federal court by Friday, Von Reisen said.
Woman, 26, Reports Abduction, Robbery for Dr. Thomas F. Omaha orthodontist, will Monday at Christ the of in Little Thomas Plank the Thomas Plank as a Eucharistic minisKing Catholic Church board of the Happy his wife, Joanne; St. Louis and Jeffery, all of Omaha; daughmother, Katherine Park, and sister, of Leavenworth, A 26-year-old Omaha woman reported that she was abducted Thursday night by two men who robbed her and forced her to drive around the city for more than four hours, police said Friday. Norma L.
Trotter said the two men jumped into her car near 70th Street and Underwood Avenue about 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Neither man showed a weapon, police reports said. Ms. Trotter said the men demanded that she drive around Omaha and gave her directions on where to turn.
One man threatened her and made racial slurs, Ms. Trotter said. Ms. Trotter is black, and both men were described as white. Near 48th Street and Ames Avenue, Ms.
Trotter said, she realized that she was near a police assembly and began to drive toward it. The men jumped out of the car at the intersection of 48th and Ames, she said. Ms. Trotter returned home and reported the incident about 1 a.m., police reports state. They escaped with $27 in cash and a ring worth $250, Ms.
Trotter said. The Simpson Family Wins Lotto America Lee's Summit, Mo. (UPI) Three people from a suburb of Kansas City have stepped forward to claim the $14.9 million jackpot from Wednesday night's Lotto America drawing, Missouri Lottery officials said Friday. The single winning ticket was purchased by Joreen and Kenneth Simpson and William Hostler, all three from Lee's Summit, lottery officials said. It was purchased at the Valle Vista United Supermarket in Lee's Summit.
Mrs. Simpson said Hostler, 39, is "like The Record Marriage Licenses DOUGLAS COUNTY Bryn J. Dolesh, Lincoln, 28, and Linda A. Turner, 3605 S. 107th 29.
Scott M. Pagett, 2914 Gold 24, and Dee Anne M. Rieger, 2914 Gold 20. Harry P. Jones Ill, Johnson, 42, and Evelyn K.
Juarez, 5618 S. 22nd 36. Mark A. Sanders, 2234 Ohio 25, and Donna E. Long, 4320 Binney 24.
James F. Ludeman, 9716 Jefferson Plaza, 30, and Annette M. Nealon, 7702 Howard 28. David J. Petrocchi, 2124 N.
129th 38, Selma C. Kessler, 1724 N. 145th 31, Nicolae G. Roddy, Iowa City, lowa, 36, and Lynn R. Remmes, 1509 N.
48th 23. Jerry M. Shea, Gordon, 36, and Coni L. Walsh, 8607 Nicholas 27. Darrin E.
Suttles, 2403 Lillian Bellevue, 22, and Donna A. Gray, 2403 Lillian Bellevue, 18. Divorce Actions DOUGLAS COUNTY Asked David A. Pfeifter vs. Jade P.
Marjorie D. Fredd vs. Ricky D. David Grund Sr. vs.
Barbara A. Kimmy S. Arps vs. Brian D. Kenneth J.
Klabunde vs. Latricia A. John J. Jacobs vs. Carol-Lynn D.
Julie Lanier vs. Leon A. Layonta J. Lewis vs. Robert E.
Cheryl S. Russell vs. Timothy J. Rhonda R. Faulds vs.
Bruce G. Teresa L. McIntyre Johnny L. Barbara S. Seaton vs.
William M. William A. Koons vs. Traci L. days in jail, 50 service, restitution hours community Curtis $500 fine, one year to victim for license suspension for second- an adopted son" and lives with her and her 62-year-old husband, Kenneth.
Mrs. Simpson said she wants to buy a mink coat, take a cruise to the Caribbean with some close friends and pay off bills. Simpson, a retired Kansas City police officer, had a heart transplant in 1988. The three will receive a total of $745,000 annually for the next 20 years, Lotto America officials said. The Simpsons have five children and three grandchildren.
leaving the scene of a personalinjury accident, driving without a license. Charles E. Skinner, 40, of 111 S. 39th 15 days in jail for filing a false report. Jason L.
Sommer, 17, of 8520 A 180 days probation, $100 fine, 100 hours community service for two counts theft. Lonnie L. Fredericksen, 20, of 2111 270 days probation, $300 fine, one day in jail, 150 hours community service, restitution to victims for theft, trespassing. Jeremy Hunter, 18, of 15256 Burt 180 days probation, 25 hours community service, restitution to victim for assault and battery. Donald J.
Ingwersen, 33, of 4531 N. 66th 180 days probation, $100 fine for assault and battery, disorderly conduct. Sharon Johnson, 22. of 2305 N. 29th 270 days probation, $100 fine for second-offense driving during suspension, driving without a valid registration.
Chad R. Edie, 24, of 2522. Sixth Council Bluffs, 60 days in jail for three counts of phone harassment. Terry A. Thornburg, 27, of Lincoln, 90 days probation, $25 fine for driving during suspension.
Dale A. Schiller, 31, of 4 Lakewood Villa Road, Council Bluffs, twoyear probation for driving during suspension. Randy W. Klein, 27, of 4315 Larimore 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assault and battery. Daniel J.
Robertson, 20, of 1411 Center 180 days probation, $100 fine for driving during suspension. Tonya C. Moss, 26, of 3804 Farnam one year probation, 90 days in jail for third-offense soliciting prostitution. Ramon Mariscal-Castro, 26, of 118 Black Hawk Council Bluffs, $150 fine for destruction of property. Tyrone U.
Jamerson, 29, of 1127 S. 31st 15 days in jail for writing a bad check. Cynthia L. Seip, fine 36, of Fremont, $100 for shoplifting. Diane M.
Hodges, 25, of 4101 N. 40th 90 days in probation. $20 fine for driving during suspension. Joseph W. Howell, 30, no address showing, 30 days jail for theft, damage to private property.
Jessie V. Jenkins, 19, of 2444 Browne 30 days in jail for carrying a concealed weapon, unregistered gun. Martin S. Dempsey, 21, of 3316 Meredith one year probation for theft, false information. Lamar Craig 23, of 4004 N.
25th 30 days in jail, one year license suspension for driving during suspension, no proof of insurance, obstructing a police officer. Richard A. Rasmussen, 24, of 2308 Bancroft, 90 days probation, $30 fine for driving during suspension, no proof of insurance. Joseph M. Young, 21, of 4220 Curtis $500 fine, one year license suspension for second- offense driving during suspension.
Police Calls THEFTS Earl May Nursery, Omaha, cultivator, branch shredder, value over $500, from 102nd and California Streets, reported Thursday. Dale E. Miners, Omaha, car stereo, value $370, from car at 3402 N. 67th reported Thursday. Arian Peak, Omaha, gun, clothes, value over $1,000, from 2309 Charles reported Thursday.
Daniel P. Tesdall, Omaha, car stereo, value $850, from car at 7774 Charles reported Thursday. Joel M. Byrd, Omaha, technical tools, value $1,000, from car at 60th and Grover Streets, reported Thursday. Vicky M.
Walz, Omaha, car stereo, value over $400, from car at 4224 S. 21st reported Thursday. Michele L. Parker, Omaha, TV, value $350, from 2522 S. 12th reported Thursday.
Michael F. Sterling, Omaha, car stereo, value over $1,000, from car at 13314 Madison reported Thursday. BURGLARIES Judy O. Lopez, 6506 Parker tools, value over $1,000, reported Thursday. ROBBERIES Bar.
2301 Leavenworth $36 cash, taken by two men who threatened an employee with a handgun, 2301 Leavenworth St. at 12:50 a.m. Friday. One man was described as black, late 20s, 6-foot-2, 185 pounds, light beard, wearing a grey cap with flaps and a light brown, corduroy, waistlength jacket. No description for second man.
Norma L. Trotter, 26, of Omaha, cash, jewelry, value $277, taken by two men who jumped into the victim's car near 70th Street and Underwood Avenue, 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Derrick A. Gulley, 16, of Omaha, leather jacket, value $127, taken by two men who threatened the victim with a handgun, 45th and Miami Streets, 3:50 p.m.
Thursday. One man described as black, 19, 5-foot-10, white sweater and a brown 'Gucci' hat; the other as black, 17, 5-foot-10, skinny build, chipped left front tooth, short black hair shaved on sides, 'Chicago Bulls' jacket with 'Bulls' on front, black pants. Anthony L. Adkison, 16, of Omaha, jacket, value $185 was taken by five men who assaulted the victim at 30th Street and Ames Avenue. 7:45 p.m.
Thursday. One man described as black, 6-toot-4, 200 pounds, 18, blue baseball cap with red 'D', blue jacket and blue jeans. INJURED IN TRAFFIC Jessica M. Wheeler. 17, of 4806 Dumfried Drive, two-car at 42nd and Streets at 2 a.m.
Thursday. Sentencings Listing includes fines of $100 or more, jail sentences or probation. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT John O. Sersland, 58, of 2037 Howard $200 fine for theft. Lathan, 28, of 3416 Charles 30 days in jail for third-degree assault.
Michael Kittkins, 25, of 7520 Howard 30 days probation, $20 fine for driving during suspension. Thien C. Mai, 24, of 1706 N. 10 days in jail for refusing a request to leave. Larry D.
Phipps, 29, of 142.0 N. 17th 90 days in jail, license suspension for secondoffense driving during suspension. Kim R. Maeweathers, 26, of 6526 N. 50th Plaza, five days in jail for disorderly conduct, assault and battery, giving false information.
Charmine M. Tucker, 18, of 5814 N. 92nd one year probation, one-year license suspension, 90 days in jail, 50 hours community service, restitution to victim for ABOUT THE RECORD Information for The Record is taken from public records on file in county, court and police offices. Addresses listed appear in those records. county, court and police offices.
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