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r)piijT jri 10EC OCTOBER SUNPAYJOHRNAL-OTAq Deaths Georgian is With killing 77 cats DECATUR, Ga. (AP) A former law student has been charged mjWJ torturing," and killing 77 cats, said police, who found photographs of dead kittens and diaries detailing how they behaved and what was done to them. Mitchell Munoz, was arrested when officers discovered the pictures, three cat tails under a bathroom sink and the diaries. Munoz told police he got many of the cats by answering newspaper ads ing free kittens. He was charged with 77 misdemeanor counts of cruelty to anir mals, and bond was set at $35,000.

burn, died Saturday. Cook; homemaker. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Wayne (Evelyn) Meritt. Nemaha; 8 grandchil- dren; 12 great-grandchildren; three great-great grandchildren.

Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday. St. Joseph Catholic Church, Auburn. -Rosary: 7 p.m.

Monday, Casey-Witzenburg Funeral Chapel, Auburn. Stryson Laura 98. Seward, died Saturday. Services: Pending. WoodsBros.

Funeral Home, Seward. Tieman Chris 93, Omaha, died Saturday. Survivors: daughters, Nadine Michael, Arleyne Ninsh, both Omaha; son, Chris Omaha. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Mary's Catholic Church, 14th and streets, Uncoln. The Rev. Paul Witt. Visitation: 1 p.m. Monday, Butherus-Maser-Love Mortuary, 4040 A St.

Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel. Memorials to Omaha Talking Books. Grand juryr'No wrongdoingi in death of county jail inmate als to Cedars Home for Children. POM Blevina Clyde. 69, 3766 A died Saturday.

Retired employee, Lincoln (Regional Center. Survivors: wife, Elirv jor. I Services: Pending. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.

a Burbrldge Fern 80, 951 N. Cot-I oer died Thursday Member, Victory Baptist Church, Phi Beta Kappa. Survivors: friends. Harold, Ruth Bill, Kathee Griffith, Scott. Kim Griffith, Dan, Tori Genaw.

Wade, Charmin Griffith, all of Lincoln. Service: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Uncoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 1 4th St. Visitation: 3 p.m.

Sunday until services, funeral home. Memorials in care of Victory Baptist Church Building Fund. Poie Campbell William 61, Lincoln, died Thursday. Member, VFW Post 131. World War II, Korean War Army veteran.

Graveside' services: 3 p.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Park. The Rev. Earl Wood. Military rites by VFW posts 131, 3606.

Visitation: 9 a.m. Monday until senices, Uncoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Memorials to family. Chadd Duane 64, Montgomery, formerly of Uncoln, died Friday.

Survivors: wife, Marilyn; daughters, Kimberly Zimmerman, Cedar Grove, Shirese Tarbox, Aurora, mother, Mabel Wilson, Uncoln; father, Zel-mon Phoenix, granddaughter, Kristyn, Cedar Grove. Services: Monday, Montgomery, III. Memorials to family or Hospice Cancer Fund. Chingaa Bill, 87, Kew Gardens, N.Y., formerly of Uncoln, died Friday. Survivors: wife.

Maria; sons, Taki, Jim. Andre, Gregory, Nick; daughters, Lula, Eleni, Anna; grandchildren; greatgrandchildren; nieces; nephews. Services: Monday, Vrahneika, Greece. Henke Lydia 84, 6721 died Thursday. Member, Christ Lutheran Church, Ladies Guild, Over 60 Club.

Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Uncoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 1 4th St. Uncoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Randy, Scott Renken, Mike Piranio, Doug Henke, Bill Schulenberg, Jan Domeier.

Visitation: noon Sunday until services, funeral home. Memorials to Christ Lutheran Church Building Fund. -Paid Holland Twila Mary, 59, 110 Gaslight Circle, died Thursday. Homemak-er. Survivors: husband, Frank sons, daughters-in-law, Dennis, Diane Bradley.

Frank, Theresa Holland all Lincoln; daughter, Claudette M. Carman, Lincoln; brother, Tom Wilson, Lincoln; three grandchildren, Joshua, Graveside services: 2 p.m. Monday, Wyuka. Memorials to family. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St.

Jemer Bess C. (widow of Orion), 94, 631 5 0 died Thursday. Private family services. Lincoln Memorial Park. No visitation.

Lincoln Me- morial Funeral Home. 6800 S. 14th St. Johnson Edwin 87, 1 800 Pawnee died Oct. 7.

-Graveside services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Cottonwood, Idaho. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation. Uncoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.

-Paid Lucke Rose 83, 2405 N. 50th died Saturday. Bom Lancaster County. Homemaker. Member, Fourth Presbyterian Church, WRC Kennsing- ton, Women's Wesleyan Educational Council.

Survivors: husband, Harold son. Bill, Uncoln; daughters. Mrs. Roger C. (Rosemary) Rhodes, Shirley Jeambey, Mrs.

'Wayne (Frances) Mcintosh, all Uncoln; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Private graveside services: 1 p.m.; Tuesday. Uncoln Memorial Park. Memorial services: 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Fourth Presbyterian Church, 5200 Francis St. The Rev. Dr. James Cooke. Memorials to church.

Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St. Mar Jimmy 80, 2210 Holdrege died Wednesday. Bom Ba Sar, Kwong Tung, China. Services: 1 :30 p.m.

Tuesday, Metcaif Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St. Wyuka. Pallbearers: Steve Ferguson, Dave Williams, Richard James, Matthew, Nelson Mar, Kanasuta Sintiporn. Visitation: 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Sunday; 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday; 8 a.m. Tuesday until ser- vices, funeral home.

Memorials to Tabi-tha Hospice, 4720 Randolph Uncoln 68510. Paid Moetler Margaret (widow of Harvey), 89. 1820 Urbana died Friday. Graduate, Peru State College. Member, AARP, Legion Women's Auxiliary, National Teachers Association.

Survivors: son, Allen Uncoln: sister, Frances Cowetl, Courtside. two grandsons; three great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Services: 1 p.m. Wednesday, Uncoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.

The Rev. Cecil Bliss. No visitation. Pallbearers: Neil, Steve, Wilson, Robert, Kim, Moeller. Memorials to St.

Mark's United Methodist Church. Poid Moses Frances E. (widow of El-dridge), 79, C412 Enterprise Drive, died Wednesday. Memorial services for Frances and El-dridge Moses (who died January 1989): 1 1 a.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St.

Uncoln Memorial Park. Cremation. Memorials to donor's favorite charity. Paid O'Keefe Zechary Alexander, infant son of John and Kelly, 3021 S. 41st St, died Saturday.

Survivors: grandparents: Jack, Lois, Don, Sherrill McKinney, all Uncoln; great-grandparents, Wally, Anita McKinney, Beatrice. Private graveside services, Pending. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St. Payne Florence 86, 4735 S. 54th died Friday.

Bom White City, Kan. Retired secretary, 12-year employee, Eastman Kodak Co. Member. East Uncoln Christian Church. Services: 10 a.m.

Monday, Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St. The Rev. Edie Rhoades. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Pallbearers: Glenn Schaumburg, Uoyd Larson, Dale Johnson, Stillman Balm. Visitation: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday; 8 a.m. 'until services Monday, funeral home.

Memorials to East Uncoln Christian Church Building Fund, 1101 N. 27th Lincoln 68503. -Paid Schneider Kathryn "Kay" (widow of Reuben), 76, Hastings, formerly Uncoln, died Friday. Bom Heartwell. Former owner, operator.

Twin Beauty Salon, Uncoln. Member, First United Methodist Church, church circle. Loch-land Country Club. Survivors: daughters, Vicki Perry, Uncoln, Mrs. Steven (Dixie Lee) Benson, Wausau.

brother, Virgil Yant, Minden; three grandchildren. -v Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, First United Methodist Church, Hastings. Memorials to Mary Lanning Hospice, American Cancer Society or church. Butler-Volland Funeral Home, Hestings.

Spellman Thelma 83, 1700 died Friday. Retired cashier, Uncoln Telephone Co. Survivor: sister-in-law, Leona Armstrong, Uncoln. Graveside services: 2 p.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Park.Butherus-Maser Love Mortuary, 4040 A St.

Paid Wltulskl Adeline 80, 3700 died Wednesday, Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 31st and Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers: Steve, David, Michael Denis, B. Witulski, Maurice Minkian. Honorary pallbearer: Lawrence Draver.

Rosary: 4 p.m.'' Sunday, Butherus-Maser-Love Mortuary, 4040 A St. Memorials to church. -Paw Nebraska Cockson Leo. 78, David City, died Saturday. Retired farmer.

Survivors: wife, Loretta; sons, Robert, Friend, Paul, Lincoln; daughters, Mrs. Allen (Carol) Dvorak, Mrs. John (Margaret) Bolas, both Omaha, Mrs. Edward (Marie) Vandenberg, Washburn, Mrs. Mark (Anne) O'Dell, Frankenmuth, sisters, Mrs.

John (Rose) Walsh, Omaha, Mrs. Ed (Gladys) Iwansky, Columbus. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, St. Mary's Catholic Church, David City.

Wake: 7:30 p.m. Monday, church. Knights of Colombus Rosary: 8 p.m. Monday, church. Visitation: p.m.; p.m.

Monday, Knott Funeral Home, David City. Him Harvey 84, Falls City, died Friday. Survivors: wife, Helen; sons, William John both Falls City; daughters, Mrs. Lowell (Marilyn) Heine-man, Lees Summit, Mrs. H.P.

(Janet) Nichols, Topeka. seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Services; 2 p.m. Monday, Dark Funeral Home, Falls City. Jorn Boyd 82, Fremont, formerly Plattsmouth, Verdon, died Friday in Omaha.

Survivors: sons, Charles, Verdon, Leyon, Fremont; daughter, Mrs. LeRoy (Sharon) Kelsey, Omaha; 13 grandchildren; 1 6 great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Verdon.

Visitation: Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City. Kubicka Edward L. 64, Plattsmouth, died Wednesday. Born Plattsmouth. Former production worker, Plaino Plastics, Peoria, III.

Member, Plattsmouth VFW. World War II Navy veteran. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Steven (Anna Marie) Coughlin, Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Richard (Teresa) Ziegler, Mrs.

Pam Mull, Vicki Simms. all Elkhorn; brothers. Jack. Uncoln. J.

Bernard. Windsor, 1 Tony, Cypress, 1 1 grandchildren. Services: 1 1 a.m.' Monday, Fusselman-Perry-Roby Funeral Home, Plattsmouth. Visitation: 1-9 p.m. Sunday, funeral home.

Rosary: 8 p.m. Sunday, funeral home. Memorials to family. Low 95. Auburn, died Friday.

Survivors: daughter, Mrs. James (Virginia) Thompson, Springfield, brother. Fred Brokens. Brock; Backer. Robert H.

Sr. Benkert Raymond E. Blevlns, Clyde Burbrldge, Fom Csmpbell, William E. Qmm, Dusne E. Chlnosa, Bill Cockion, Leo Heftke.

Lydie M. 1 Hlrab Harvey D. Holland. Twila Mary Jemer, BessC. Johnson, Edwin I.

Jem, Boyd KuNcfce, Edward lew. Emma Lucfce, Rose M. Mm, Jimmy K. Moelter, Margaret Moses, Frances E. Payne, Florence A.

Schneider. Kathryn "Kay" C. Simmon. France "Fanny" Stryaon, Laura 6. Spellmen.

Thelma E. Tleman.ChriA. VfltulsW. Adeline W. Thr ftewspeper runt, free of charge, a 6r-tlme notice of any death in Lincoln, in the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, of ol any former longtime resident.

Publication after that first day requires payment Of fee and will be labeled paid. Lincoln Becker Robert H. 68, 1 135 S. 40th died Thursday. Former owner.

Operator, 8ecker' 66 Service Station. Former machinist, Burlington Northern Railroad. Member, Faimill Presbyterian Church, American Legion Post 3, VFW Pott 3606, International Association of Machinists. Survivors: wife, Dorothy son, Robert H. Lincoln; daughters, Mrs.

Douglas (Judith) Grant. Mrs. Kurt (Oebra) Gather, Oianne Warren, all Lincoln: mother1, Meta, Lincoln; brothers, Albert, Montana, William, Lin coin, Paul, Denver; sisters, Hilda Stephens, Phoenix, Mrs. John (Mary) Warner, Des Moines, Iowa; six grandchild an; nieces; nephews. Service: 2 p.m.

Monday. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home. 6800 S. 14th St. Pallbearers: Mark, Thomas Warner, Richard Marker, Larry, Randy Robert O'Neill.

Honorary pallbearers: Glenn, Howard, Gerald Morrison, John Warner, Richard Marker. Howard Turner. Robert Edmiston, Roland Scheisler, Daniel Pope. Visitation: Until services, funeral home. Memorials to Veterans Hospital, in care of family.

poie Benkert Raymond 50; 1 1 01 W. died Thursday. Bom Lincoln. Employee, Burden's Outdoor Outfitters 34 years. Member, United Methodist Church.

Servlcee: 0:30 a.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary. 4300 0 St. Wyuka. Pallbearers: Jim Burden, Eugene, Jer-rold Copely, John Laird, Jackie Merrill, Rusty Tillman, Keith Ivey, Keith Zachar-las.

Honorary pallbearers: Bill Oainton, Bill Wagner, Bob Martin. Bob Olson, visitation: Saturday, mortuary. Memori MADISON (AP) No criminal or Improper conduct was involved in the Aug. 29 death of Madison County Jail Inmate Leonard J. Sprelgl, a grand jury ruled.

Spreigl's death was a result of suicide by hanging, the grand jury said. State law requires that a grand jury investigation be conducted any time a person dies while in police custody. The purpose is to determine whether law enforcement officers caused or in any way contributed to the death. Sprelgl, who had been in jail awaiting trial on robbery charges, was found hanging in his cell by a deputy who was conducting an early-morning check. The grand jury was selected Tuesday and heard testimony on the case until Thursday afternoon.

The 16-raember jury issued its findings Friday to Madison County District Court Judge Richard Garden. Although state law provides that grand jury proceedings may be kept confidential, Garden decided to authorize release of the jury's findings. The grand jury ruled that jail policies and procedures did not contribute to Spreigl's death. In its findings, it commended the on-duty jail personnel for their response to the incident During its visit to the jail area of the Madison County Courthouse, the jury did report on some areas of concern, including locking mechanisms that were not working correctly and inmate medications that were stored in an unsecured area of the jail The jury also said the setup and design of the jail presents potential problems when jail staff members are confronted with a crisis. The jury made a number of recommendations, including these: Mandatory yearly review of jail policy and procedures by all jail personnel to ensure consistency in all aspects of job performance The medical log for' Jan inmates should include additional information, such as the amount of each medication TO SERVICE fJ imht TO 1HEE PEOPLE sister.

Mrs. A C. (Uly) Depue. Loveland, two grandchildren; one greatgrandchild. Services: 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday, Casey-Witzenburg Chapel, Auburn. Lafayette Cemetery, Brock. Simmons Frances "Fanny," 86, Au DEDICATED HAVE COMMON? administered, whether the drug is pre-'' scriptlon or non-prescription and" whether the drug was accepted 0 refused by an Inmate. The number of Jailers should be in-; creased on the 4 p.m. to 8 a.m.

shifts. Jailers should put more exact Infor-; matlon In the jail record to give a better representation of jail Lincoln native Lt. Gen. Havens; died October 6 LL Gen. Ralph E.

Havens, former Lin-" coin resident and commanding general of the Air Force's. Air University at Montgomery, died Oct 6. Havens, S3, collapsed and died after giving a speech at a dinner at Clemson University in South Carolina. He was born in Lincoln, graduated r. from the University of Virginia and made the Air Force his career.

He was a decorated fighter pilot in Vietnam 1965 and 1966, with at least 200 missions and 3,000 flying hours to his credit Among his honors were the Distirif guished Flying Cross, the Legion of Merit and the Distinguished Service Medal In 1983, Havens became commander, of the 86th Tactical Fighter Wing and base commander at Ramstein Air Base in West Germany. From 1974 to 1975, he was assigned to the office of the assistant secretary defense for international securities affairs as assistant for Thailand and the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. He is survived by his wife, Mary Virginia "Ginny," of Montgomery; a son, Richie, of Sebastian, daughters, Victoria of Orange Park, Fla, and Kim-' berly of Alexandria, his parents," Dwight and Roma Havens, formerly of Lincoln and now of Grosse Point Woods, brothers, Daniel of Springfield, and Michael of Detroit; 'and a granddaughter. 1 Services were Tuesday in Montgom- eryi with burial Wednesday at Arlington'- National Cemetery in Arlington, cording to Havens' cousin, Janet Knight of Lincoln. Video gaming case ends in hung jury OMAHA (AP) The case against an Omaha lounge accused of violating a on video pming machines was dropped after a Douglas County District Court jury was unable to agree on a ver- diet.

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