TULSA WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1986 SECTION 3 CLASSIFIED MEASURES UP 2 That's just our. way of aying, 'Classified ads sell things fast!" Classified advertising gets the word out to people who are parching for what you rave to sell. If you have tems you no longer need or use around your home, sell them quickly and inexpensively. You'll be pleased to find that Classified measures up to your expectations! 583-2121 Deaths and Funerals -Sue, 92, of Tulsa, passed away Thursday. Member of Boston Avenue United Methodist Church.
Survived by: sister, Helen Ferguson and brother, Charles Johnson, both of Tulsa; grandson, J.C. McCormick and greatgrandchildren, Cary, Stephen and Stacey McCormick, all of Orlando, FL; granddaughter, Helen Sue Couch and great-grandchildren, Emily, Joanna and Rebekah, all of Pryor. Friends may contribute to the American Cancer Society. Service 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel. Moore's Eastlawn, 622-1155.
BURIAL PARKS-LOTS I CHOICE lots in Floral Haven, value $3,000, sell $2,000, may carry. 1-501-855-2138 2 SPACES -Memorial park, hillside, East of Chimes, $495 each. 744-7659 National Deaths Sidney Lens CHICAGO (AP) Sidney Lens, a peace activist and union organizer who spent 50 years urging the United States to pursue less militaristic foreign policies, died Wednesday of cancer at the age of 74. During the 1940s, Lens hitchiked across the country, staging sit-ins, organizing walk -outs and leading strikes in Detroit, Washington and New York. During the 1950s, his articles denouncing McCarthyism and the Cold War brought him national attention.
Lens wrote more than 20 books, was a contributor to Progressive magazine since the early 1950s and lectured on foreign affairs and labor history at several universities. Paul Nason WINCHESTER, Mass. (AP) Paul E. Nason, executive sports editor at The Boston Globe for 33 years and an expert on the Boston Marathon, died Thursday of a heart attack at age 77. Nason began working at the Globe as a copy boy and became sports editor and columnist in 1942.
He covered the race for 50 years, worked for the Globe from 1927 until 1974. After retiring as sports editor, Nason continued writing about the marathon and in 1982 achieved his goal of covering the event for half a century. Alan Rembaum PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Alan Rembaum, an authority on polymer chemistry who was awarded 52 patents in 24 years a researcher at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, died June 12. He was 70.
Rembaum's work involved using microscopic latex particles to seek out and separate cancer cells from normal cells, providing a new form of cancer therapy. His team of researchers at JPL developed the solid-state lithium-iodine battery which is widely used in heart-regulating pacemakers. Rembaum was recently awarded the NASA Career Award for his scientific and technological achievements. He retired from JPL in 1985. Shultz: Strife May Rule Out S.
Africa Accord ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska (AP) Secretary of State George Shultz said Friday he fears the continuing state of emergency in South Africa will kill hopes of a peaceful settlement and then, "all there is left is confrontation." "I regard the state emergency and the control of to information about what is going on as major backward step, Shultz said. "I hope it doesn't lead to a kind of feeling of hopelessness and that all there is left i is confrontation." He said the Reagan administration would continue to press for reforms in South Africa, but repeated the belief that ordering a halt to U.S.-South African economic relations would be "a copout." The remarks were Shultz' first on South Africa since the House this week passed a sweeping bill that would require total U.S. disinvestment in South 1 Africa. Shultz made the comments to reporters aboard his Air Force jet as he embarked on a 10-day trip to five Asian countries Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei, Palau and the Philippines. Egyptian Polo Team To Face Tulsa Club The Egyptian Polo Team will take on the Tulsa Polo and Hunt Club in matches at 1:30 p.m.
today and Sunday at Mohawk Park. The games are park of Jubilation '86, which runs through Sunday at Mohawk Park. The Egyptian team is touring the United States, and Tulsa is its first stop, a club spokesman said. The tour will end with a game in Washington, D.C, where the team will play during the July 4th celebration. The matches are free and open to the public.
However, there is a $2 parking fee for those attending Jubilation '86. Truck Driver Thrown From Cab, Killed OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) A Calumet truck driver was thrown from his cab and killed Friday when his truck jack-knifed on Interstate 40, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported. Marvin H. Stokes, 60, was pronounced dead on arrival at an Oklahoma City hospital, troopers said. The highway patrol said Stokes' truck jack-knifed and ran into a retaining wall after its brakes locked in slow traffic at the Interstate 44 junction.
Troopers said Stokes' door flew open and the man was ejected, landing 30 feet below on the center median of Interstate 44. LEGALS PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, June 21, 1986, Tulsa, OK The Glenpool Area Emergency Medical Services District Board of Trustees met in open session at their regularly scheduled meetIng on June 17, 1986 and adopted the following Budget for FY 1986-87. Personal Services $63,198.00 Maintenance Operations 9,579.00 Total. $72,777.00 The Budget is filed in the office of the Glenpool City Clerk and may be inspected by the public during the 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday. D. D. Gibson CMFA Secretary Glenpool Area Emergency Medical Service District PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, June 14, 15, 21, 22, 1986, Tulsa, OK INVITATION TO BID The Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa will receive bids for specified items af the time outlined below on Thursday, JULY 3, 1986, at the office of the Housing 415 Authority East of The Independence, City of Tulsa, Oklahoma, at which time and place all bids will be opened and publicly read aloud. ITEM 'A' PROJECT OK-73-1, SEMINOLE HILLS Virgin, Tulsa, OK.
Bids will be received until 9:00 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Interior Renovation of 18 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications. Phase ITEM 'B' PROJECT OK 73-6, MOHAWK MANOR MENTS, 3637 N. Birmingham, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 9:15 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Interior Renovation of 3 Apartas per plans and specifications. Phase II.
PROJECT OK 73-8, RIVERVIEW PARK APARTMENTS, 2212 S. Jackson, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 9:30 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Interior Renovation of 10 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications. Phase XI. ITEM 'D' PROJECT 73-9, SEMINOLE HILLS ANNEX, Scattered Sites, Tulsa, OK.
Bids will be received until 9:45 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for the Interior Renovation of' 5 Single Family Houses, as per plans and specifications. Phase IV. ITEM 'E' PROJECT 73-10, SANDY PARK APARTMENTS, 6301 W. 11th, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 10:00 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for the Interior Renovation of 9 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications.
Phase XII. ITEM 'F' PROJECT 73-12, PARKVIEW APARTMENTS, 1615 W. 59th, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 10:15 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for the Interior Renovation of 22 Apartment Units as per plans and Specifications. Phase XII.
ITEM 'G' PROJECT 56-01, ALIENE MURDOCK VILLA APARTMENTS, 828 S. Wheeling, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 10:30 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Exterior Painting as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'H' PROJECT 73-1, SEMINOLE HILLS APARTMENTS, 1624 E. Virgin, Tulsa, OK.
Bids will be received until 10:45 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Parking Lof Repair, as per Plans and specifications. ITEM 'I' PROJECT CT RIVERVIEW PARK APARTMENTS, 2212 S. Jackson, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 11:00 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Parking Lot Repair, as per plans and specifications. ITEM J' PROJECT SANDY PARK APARTMENTS, 6301 W.
11th, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 11:15 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Parking Lot Repair, as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'K' PROJECT 73-12, PARKVIEW TERRACE APARTMENTS, 1615 W. 59th, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 11:30 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Parking Lot Repair, as per plans and specifications.
ITEM 'L PROJECT 73-8, RIVERVIEW PARK APARTMENTS, 2212 S. Jackson, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 11:45 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Replacement of Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment in Community Building as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'M' PROJECT 73-12, PARKVIEW TERRACE APARTMENTS, 1615 W. 59th, Tulsa, OK.
Bids will be received until 12:00 A.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Replacement of Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment in Community Building as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'N' PROJECT 73-8, RIVERVIEW PARK APARTMENTS, 2212 S. Jackson, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 1:30 P.M., JULY 3, 1986, for Replacement of Furnaces in 59 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'O' PROJECT 73-10, SANDY PARK APARTMENTS, 2212 S.
Jackson, Tulsa, OK. Bids will be received until 1:45 P.M., JULY 3, 1986, for replacement of Furnaces in 70 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications. ITEM 'pi PROJECT 73-12, PARKVIEW TERRACE APARTMENTS, 1615 59th, Tulsa, OK. Bids will JULY be received until 2:00 P.M., 3, 1986, for Replacement of Furnaces in 98 Apartment Units as per plans and specifications. DOCUMENTS ON FILE AND MAY BE OBTAINED OR EXAMINED: Copies of bid documents are on file and may be examinedor obtained at the office of the Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa, 415 E.
Independance, Tulsa, Oklahoma. There is a $25.00 deposit for each set of documents. Deposits will be refunded upon return of documents in good condition within 10 days afterward. BONDS REQUIRED: 1.0 A Bid Bond shall be submitted with each bid equal to of the total bid submitted. The Bond may be A Surety Company Bond, A Certified Check, Bank Draft, U.
S. Government Bonds. All must be acceptable and payable to the Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa. 2.0 After Bid Opening, the successful Bidder, within ten (10) days, is required to furnish (A) Performance Bond, (B) Payment Bond, and (C) Defect Bond (Maintenance). 3.0 Each bond amount Is to be equal to the full amount of the Contract Price The purpose of the Bonds is to secure the faithful performance and payment of materials, labor, equipment and service, and guarantees the against defective workmanship and materials for a period of ONE (1) YEAR from acceptance of lob.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND WAGES: Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and payment of not less than the minimum wages as set forth in the specifications must be paid on this lob. The Housing Authority of the CIty of Tulsa reserves the right to relect any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period opening of of 45 bids days without after the consent of the Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF TULSA CLAUD R. MILLER, Director of Technical Services PUBLISHED In the Tulsa World, June 14, 21, 1986, Tulsa, OK INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that the Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p.m., on the 30th day of June, 1986 at the office of the Airports Director, Tulsa International Airport, at Tulsa, Oklahoma, for furnishing all labor, equipment and materials for the following prolect: ST-4 PREP EXPANSION GENERAL CONSTRUCTION The proposals will be publicly opened at 2:30 in the Conference Room, Tulsa Airport Authority Conference Room (No.
1215). Bids received more than ninetysix (96) hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays before the time set for opening of bids will not be considered and will be returned unopened. No bidder may withdraw his bid within thirty (30) days after the actual date of the opening thereof. Copies of the plans and specifications may be purchased at the offices of McKinley Architects, Incorporated, Houston Center. 717 South Houston, Suite 306, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74127; upon deposit of $100.00 in check or money-order form made payable to Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust.
In event all such documents are returned in good condition to McKinley Architects within seven (7) days after the date set for receiving bids, the full amount of deposit will be refunded. Partial sets will not be refundable. TYPE OF BID Proposal shall be for one lump sum contract for all work shown on drawings and specifications and shall supply all information required by the Bid or Proposal Form and shall Include all labor, materials and equipment necessary to perform all construction, equipment, mechanical and electrical work. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond In the amount of not less than five percent of the bid, made payable to the Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust; and, in the event the Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust shall award the contract to the bidder and the bidder shall fail, within ten (10) days from making of such award, to enter into the contract and furnish the bonds and insurance as required, the amount of the certified check shall be retained by the Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust as liqvidated damages, or, If a bid bond is submitted, the amount thereof shall then be due and payable. EMPLOYMENT AND MINIMUM WAGES Contract requirements shall include compliance as required by law pertaining to the practice of nondiscrimination in employment and Oklahoma Minimum Wage Act, 40 O.S.
Supp. 1965 Sec. 197.1 et and 196.1 et relating to minimum wage scale on public works. The minimum wages required to be paid are as determined by the Commissioner of Labor, State of Oktahoma, as applicable to the City of Tulsa. NON DISCRIMINATION Bidder shall comply with the City's Nondiscrimination Ordinance No.
13738 and with terms of Title 31, Chapter 1, Section 10, of the Tulsa Revised Ordinances relating to Equal Employment Opportunity. INSURANCE AND BONDS The bidder to whom a contract is awarded will be required to furnish public liability and workman's compensation insurance; performance, statutory and defect bonds acceptable to the Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust, In conformity with the requirements of the proposed contract documents. The performance, statutory and defect bonds shall be for one hundred percent of the contract price. REJECTION OF BIDS The Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust reserves the right to relect any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. No bidding may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days after the opening thereof.
PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, June 21, 28, 1986, Tulsa, OK The Oklahoma City Office of U.S. Department of Housing (DHUD) and Urban Development intends to contract with an Oklahoma licensed Real Estate Brokerage Company or Broker for the purpose of a Multi -Family Property Management agent. The demonstration will be for a new full-service HUD operated multifamily prolect management agent. Interested companies or brokers who are qualified are invited to attend a pre-proposal conference July 1, 1986 at the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Assoclation, 625 N.W. Expressway, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at 10:30 A.M.
Interested parties should contact HUD at (405) 231-4727 for a proposal packet prior to attending the meeting. No reservations are LEGALS Used equipment with "like new" performance is available in our Classified columns. Watch our ads. PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, June 21, 1986, Tulsa, OK By corporate resolution taken upon advisem*nt by the Board of Directors on June 6, 1986, it was recommended that Howlar, non-profit corporation, be dissolved. LEGALS Telling Tulsa Listed Among Crash Victims GRAND CANYON VILLAGE, Ariz.
(AP) An 81-year-old woman from Mountain Home, and her daughter were among the passengers aboard an airplane that crashed over the Grand Canyon after it collided with a helicopter earlier this week, authorities say. The list of the killed in Jay Florence Whittenburg, of Mountain Home, and her daughter, Sherry Goss, of Joppa, Md. The aerial tour company involved in the collision resumed flights over the Grand Canyon on Friday as federal investigators prepared to reconstruct the tragedy that claimed 25 lives. Eight of the 19 available seats were occupied on the first flight of Grand Canyon Airlines' DeHavilland Twin Otter, the same type of plane that collided with a helicopter on Wednesday, Grand Canyon Airlines customer service representative Kirby Lowe said. Lowe said passengers were booked on each of Friday's other hourly flights.
He added that the company's pilots had expressed no apprehension about resuming operations. Meanwhile, investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration prepared to collect evidence from the crash site on Saturday. Two of the five aboard the helicopter were identified as pilot John Thybony of Tusayan and Henrieta Pearl of Lansing, who had taken the scenic flight as part of celebrating her 39th birthday while her mother, Florence Pearl, 75, remained behind. Authorities said the other three helicopter passengers were West Germans. In addition to Ms.
Goss and Mrs. Whittenburg, the U.S. citizens among the victims aboard the airplane were identified as as pilots Bruce Grubb James Ingraham, both 27 and of Grand Canyon; and Marcus Christian, 52, and his wife Katrina, both of Brewton, Ala. Other victims aboard the plane included Heinz Schlegel, 27, and his wife Beatrix, also 27, of Zurich, Switzerland, and Lorraine Meissner, 50, of Capetown, South Africa, deputies said. Sequoyah DA Disqualified From Hearing World's Own Service SALLISAW Associate District Judge Bruce Sewell disqualified the Sequoyah County District Attorney's office from prosecuting a deputy sheriff for perjury during a preliminary hearing here Friday.
The hearing, which began Monday, will be continued July 11. The attorney general's office will prosecute the case. Sewell, of Wagoner County, is presiding over the hearing after Sequoyah County judges disqualified themselves because of their working relationship with the deputy, Wade Stovall. Stovall was indicted May 5 during grand jury proceedings in Sequoyah County. The perjury charge stemmed from an arrest incident earlier in the year when a Gore police officer arrested a man and allegedly turned the prisoner over to Stovall for transport to the county jail.
Stovall told the grand jury that the arrested man was never in his custody. Authorities said the man who had been arrested by the Gore officer returned to his home but surrendered to authorities two days later on the advice of his attorney. Defense attorney Jim Jones of Sallisaw told the court Friday he intended to call Sequoyah County District Attorney Gerald Hunter as a witness. Sequoyah County Sheriff Sam Lockhart says he believes the prisoner was never turned over to the deputy. Prisoner Found Dead in Cell World's Own Service MIAMI, Okla.
Authorities investigating the death of his an are prisoner who was found in Jail the Ottawa County here early Friday. The dead prisoner was identified as Danny Eugene Webb, 42, of Joplin, Mo. Ottawa County Undersheriff Art Rhine said Webb, who was alone in a cell, had been arrested on a public drunkenness charge at 7:55 p.m. Thursday by an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper on the Will Rogers Turnpike. Rhine said Webb was alive at 1:30 a.m.
Friday when a deputy checked the cells. at 1:56 a.m., Webb However, was found dead. His body has been sent to the state medical examiner's office in Tulsa for an autopsy, Rhine said. Raindrops Keep Fallin' PORTLAND, Ore. During a typical rainstorm about five million drops of water fall on any agre.
BIRTHS. Babies were born following parents. The parents live in Tulsa unless otherwise indicated. St. Francis Hospital Susan and John Sharp, girl.
Jan and Kelly Lyon, boy. Deborah and Johnny Johnson, girl. Penny and Mark Hanson, boy. Cheryl and Jeffrey Cummings, girl. Jan and Gary Stevenson, Muskogee, boy.
Ruth and Charles Buchanan, Sapulpa, boy. Oklahoma Osteopathic Hospital Lucille and Leslie Brown, Muskogee, boy. Janine and Daniel Kitchens, girl. Kayleen and Edward Tec*mseh, girl. Robin and John Turner, girl.
St. John Medical Center Linda and Charles Gale, girl. Nora and Lee DeShazer, Skiatook, boy. Kari Craig Wheat, boy. Becky and Darrell Ellison, Broken Arrow, boy.
Hillcrest Medical Center Tres Huyen Ly, boy, Gina and Sam Hill, girl. Paula and Steve Pence, Claremore, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES (Alt Tuisans unless otherwise indicated) Jeffrey W. Burce, 28, and Margaret S. Lockett, 24, both of Mission, Kan.
Nelvin S. Hankins, 58, and Ruth A. Morrison, 41, both of Sand Springs. Andrew S. Waller, 23, of Houston, and Hilary D.
Fletcher, 23, of Victoria, Texas. Michael B. Goins, 22, of Broken Arrow, and Gina M. Gulley, 19. Robert J.
Horne 11, 29, of Urbana, and Karen A. Yaeger, 21, of Broken Arrow. Brian M. Cotten, 29, and Denise E. Shields, 27.
Robert C. Endicott, 22, and Elizabeth A. Anderson, 21. Kenneth R. Fulton, 38, of Irving, Texas, and Darlene S.
Nichols, 39. Jesus C. Ortiz, 30, and Nancy D. Walentiny, 23. Gary L.
Ebey, 30, Sherry E. Bryan, 33. Garry S. Smith, 31, and Kathryn Long, 26. Stephen M.
White, 25, and Carol M. McClendon, 20. Bogdan J. Kaczmarek, 31, and Jaimie M. Duardi, 25, of Kansas City, Mo.
Richard C. Stapleton 31, and Patti J. Hayes, 25. Richard H. Hedgeco*ck, 25, and Sally A.
Adams, 23. Kendall J. Schulte, 38, and Shirley D. Cottrill, 34. Melvin Kilgore, 56, and Norma J.
Patterson, 44, of Sperry. Robert F. Kolibas 23, and Jeannine M. Litus, 24. Jamey D.
Valega, 21, and Teri M. Barger, 19, both of Skiatook. Todd L. Bates, 18, and Tammy L. Benshoof, 18, both of Broken Arrow.
Randall C. Wade, 31, and Terry Strickland, 31, of Irving, Texas. Timothy B. Harris, 27, and Sadonna L. Finch, "Michael M.
Harrison, 31, and Cherrie L. Hunt, 27. Terry D. Summers, 24, and Debbie D. Lane, 24, both of Bixby, Michael W.
Mallonee, 36, and Sandra L. Chamberlain, 41. David W. Smith, 23, and Anglea D. Vaughn, 19, both of Broken Arrow.
Rashid S. Al-Ghamdi, 22, of Saudi Arabia, and Karen L. Isa, 31. Robert J. Spencer, 20, and Deborah L.
Brewer, 22. 8 David L. Dunlap, 33, and Vickie L. Cory, 37. Stanley W.
Fosburg, 21, of Wagoner, and Maria L. Watson, 19. Charley R. Mose, 24, and Robyn A. Falling, 23.
Mark W. Lanning, 22, and Angela D. Sanders, 21, of Bixby, Reginald R. Ramsey, 44, of Independence, and Grace A. King, 43, of Lee's Summit, Mo.
Kenneth L. Hanco*ck, 36, and Leigh A. Shaddox, 27. Eddie D. Moore, 25, and Yolanda Y.
Watson, 17. DIVORCES ASKED S.K. Clark vs. S. Hale.
Lee Dawes vs. Melisa K. Dawes. Martha Dixon vs. Mark Dixon.
Daniel P. Doughty vs. Tonie M. Doughty. Tonie M.
vs. Daniel P. Doughty. Roger G. Harrington Jr.
vs. Linda M. Harrington. Carole R. Higginbotham vs.
Ralph D. Higginbotham Jr. Tulsa Deaths BATES, Mrs. Helen Marie, 81, of 4798 S. Irvington died Friday.
Rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday, St. Mary's Catholic Church. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday, St.
Mary's Catholic Church. Moore. BOYD, Bennie, 51, of 1355 E. 53rd St. North, died Wednesday.
Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Mitchell's Funeral Home Chapel. GREENE, Mrs. Mildred, 76, of Tulsa, died Thursday. Services 1 p.m.
Monday, Christ United Methodist Church. Ninde. KRAMER, Mrs. Carol, 45, of 458 S. Darlington died Friday.
Services pending. ButlerStumpff. McSHANN, Robert Charles 66, of 546 E. 40th St. North, died Wednesday.
Services 11 a.m. Monday, St. John AME Church. Nash MILLER, Tommy 60, of 5402 S. Rockford died Friday.
Services 10 a.m. Monday, Floral Haven Memorial Gardens. Graveside Service Funeral Home. MONSEY, Kenneth, 84, formerly of Tulsa, died Thursday in Oklahoma City. Services 2 p.m.
Monday, Floral Haven Cemetery. Demuth, Garrison, and Sherman, Oklahoma City. RANKIN, Mrs. Bonnie, 80, of Tulsa, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m.
Monday, Moore's Southlawn Chapel. ROBERTSON Mrs. Vesta, 92, of 2012 E. 14th died Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m.
Saturday, Memorial Park Chapel. Moore's Eastlawn. ROSS, Charlie 70, formerly of Tulsa, died Thursday in Muskogee. Services noon Saturday, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Webbers Falls.
Millsap, Webbers Falls. SAVAGE, Patricia, age unavailable, of 1123 E. 48th died Friday. Services pending. Moore.
Murder Defendants Get Death Sentences OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Two men convicted in the killings of three grocery store employees were sentenced Friday to death by drug injection. Oklahoma County District Court Judge David M. Cook scheduled Sept. 2 executions for Billy Ray Fox and Mark Andrew Fowler. "I'm a Christian now, and I'm not scared of death," Fox said later.
The two men were convicted in the July 3, 1985, killings of three IGA supermarket employees in Edmond. Two victims were shot in the head with a shotgun, and a third was beaten and stabbed to death, authorities said. The bodies were found in a stockroom of the store. B.J. Horn Margaret L.
Horn. Teri L. Howard vs. Ronald D. Howard.
Dongsuk Kim vs. Jeanie L. Kim. Shannah E. Morris vs.
David W. Morris. Uriah W. Pittman vs. Janice K.
Pittman. Janis D. Stout vs. Milton G. Stout.
C.K. Sullivan Jr. vs. Leesa J. Sullivan.
Terry A. Vick vs. Roddie T. Vick. Jane A.
Westfall vs. William C. Westfall, Albertina Williams vs. Kenneth R. Williams.
Manuel L. Willis vs. Tanya K. Willis. DIVORCES GRANTED Paul Haak from Cindy J.
Snyder. Gary R. Smith from Lonnie E. Smith. Donald G.
Wilson from Lin M. Wilson. Donna F. Adam from Johnny W. Adam.
Lyndelle L. Spellman from Ricky L. Spellman. Michael D. Rutherford from Paula J.
Rutherford. Tammy S. Smith from John B. Smith Jr. Maxine Konieczny from James Konieczny.
Ruby J. Brown from Bobby L. Brown. Sharon K. Rush from Glen W.
Rush. Phillip L. Johnston from Sandra G. Johnston. Diana L.
Brown from George P. Brown Jr. Norma L. Royall from Joseph L. Royall.
Deborah J. Welter from Ronald B. Welter. Dale W. Housley from Melody F.
Housley. Connie Bastion from Mahlon Bastion. Kenneth E. Langston from Joyce F. Langston.
Lloyd J. Brown from Kim L. Brown. Clara D. Epperson from Donald G.
Epperson. Linda J. Hunter from Billy D. Hunter. Barrie E.
Hadding from Brian D. Hadding. Teresa McPherson from Kris McPherson. Carla R. Faust from Dwight A.
Faust. Grace E. Lucas from John P. Lucas. Carolyn S.
Broyles from William L. Broyles. Deaths Church. Dowden. INDEPENDENCE, Kan.
M. Steele, 94, died Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m. Hatties Saturday, Potts Chapel Schmidt Chapel. JENKS Jennifer Lynn Tuck, infant daughter of Stacy and Aaron Tuck, died Thursday.
Services 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Rose Hill Cemetery, Tulsa. Mowery, Owasso. Robert Julian Palmore, 86, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m.
Monday, First Baptist Church. Ninde, Tulsa. LANGLEY Beulah Kelley, 80, died Friday. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, First Baptist Church.
Luginbuel, Vinita. MIAMI, Okla. Mrs. Carroll (Bulah) Marie Berryhill, 90, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m.
Saturday, Cooper Chapel. OWASSO C.L. McChesney, 96, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Owasso Cemetery.
Mowery. PERKINS Everett Clarence Cowger, 85, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Christian Union Church, Tryon. Strode, Stillwater.
PONCA CITY Dodds, 61, died Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Grace Memorial Chapel. PRYOR Mrs. Delca I.
Morgan, 83, died Friday. Services 11 a.m. Monday, First Christian Church. Jim Green. SAPULPA Jimmy Guffey, 30, died Thursday.
Services 10 a.m. Monday, Smith Chapel. Toy Blankenship, 67, died Friday. Services 2 p.m. Monday, Glenwood Assembly of God Church.
Smith. William Henley, 87, died Friday. Services p.m. Monday, Church of the Nazarene. Smith.
Mrs. Arie Doremus, 86, died Friday. Private family services. Smith. SEMINOLE Donald E.
Osborne, 55, died Wednesday from an apparent heart attack. Graveside services 10 a.m. Saturday, Elmore Cemetery. Wooster, Elmore City. SPAVINAW Mrs.
Linda White, 80, died Thursday. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Ribbon Indian Baptist Church. Jones Wilson Cunningham, Locust Grove. STILWELL Rentha Mae Reynolds, 70, died Thursday in Fayetteville, Ark.
Services 2 p.m. Saturday, Roberts Funeral Home Chapel. VINITA Mrs. Janice Richardson, 32, died Thursday. Services 2.
p.m. Monday, Luginbuel Funeral Home Chapel. WAGONER Mrs. Brooksie M. Kiddy, age unavailable, died Friday.
Services pending. Hersman. AGRA Paul McCoy, 81, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Cushing Church of the First Born.
Hackler, Cushing. BARNSDALL Mosele Pettus, 72, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Johnson Chapel, BARTLESVILLE Lauren Marie Scholl, infant daughter of Ronnie and Sheryl Scholl, died Wednesday. Graveside services 10 a.m.
Saturday, Oglesby Cemetery, Oglesby. Stumpff. John W. "Bill" Toth, 63, died Thursday. Graveside services 10 a.m.
Monday, White Rose Cemterey. Stumpff. CHERRYVALE, Kan. Mrs. Alleen A.
Housel, 77, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Darling Burns Chapel. CLAREMORE Mrs. Gene (Helen) Hall, 59, died Wednesday.
Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Musgrove-Merriott Smith Chapel. COLCORD Nita J. Hope, 86, died Thursday. Services 1 p.m.
Saturday, Oak Hill Cemetery, Siloam Springs, Ark. Pyeatte, Siloam Springs, Ark. CUSHING Mrs. Jessie Hall, 82, died Thursday. Services 2 p.m.
Saturday, First Baptist Church. Davis. FAIRLAND Mrs. Charles (Regina Sue) Eifert, 51, died Friday after a long illness. Memorial services 2 p.m.
Sunday, First Christian Church. Cooper. GENTRY, Ark. Amos H. Wilmoth, 59, died Friday.
Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Victory Missionary Baptist Church. Wasson, Siloam Springs, Ark. HASKELL Mrs. Gladys Salmon, 77, died Friday.
Services 2 p.m. Monday, United Methodist Church. Dowdy. HEAVENER Albert Vinson, 74, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m.
Monday, First Baptist Church. Dowden. PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, June 21, 1986, Tulsa, OK Advertising Order Number 6T-3342-NNLX. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Public Notice of Draft Joint NPDES Permit(s). JUNE 21, 1986. This is to give notice that the U.S. Environ mental Protection Agency, Region 6 and the Oklahoma State Department of Health have mulated a Draft Permit for the following facility (facilities) under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System and Oklahoma State Discharge Permit System. Development of the Draft permit (s) was based on a preliminary staff review by EPA, Region 6 and the OSDH.
The permit(s) will becorne effective within 30 days after the close of the comment period unless: a. Comments received prior to JULY 22, 1986 warrant a public notice of the final permit decision. b. A public hearing is held requiring delay of the effective date. The EPA and OSDH contact person for submitting written comments, requesting Information regarding the draft permit, obtaining copies of the permit and the Fact Sheet is: Ms.
Ellen Caldwell, Permits Branch (6W-PS), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Interfirst Two Building, 1201 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas 75270, (214)767-2765, or Mr. Quang Pham, P.E., Director, Permits and Compliance Division, Oklahoma State Department of Health, 1000 N.E. 10th Street, P.O. Box 53551, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73152, (405)271-5205.
NPDES comments and public hearing procedures may be found at 40 CFR 124 (Federal Register Volume 48, No. 64, Friday, April 1983). The comment perlod during which written comments on the draft permit may be submitted extends for 30 days from the date of this Notice. During the comment period, any interested person may request a Public Hearingby filing a written request which must state the Issues to be raised. A public hearing will be held when finds a significant degree of public interest.
OSDH will notify the applicant and each person who has submitted written comments or requested notice of the final permit decision. A final permit decision means a final decision to issue, deny, modify, revoke or reissue, or terminate a permit. The applicant may appeal a final decision by OSDH in accordance with the Oklahoma Administrative Procedures Act. However, any son may request an Evidentiary Hearing on the EPA's final permit decision. The request must be submitted to EPA within 30 days of the date of the final permit decision and be in accordance with the requirements of 40 CFR 124.74.
Any condition(s) contested in a request for an evidentiary hearing on an Existing Source may be stayed if the request for a hearing is granted. If any condition (s) contested in a request for an evidentiary hearing are granted on a New Source, New Discharger, or Recommencing Discharger, the applicant shall be without a permit. Further information Including the administrative record may be viewed at EPA or OSDH at the above addresses between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. State Discharge Permit System authorization to discharge to waters of the United States, permit No.
OK 0027049. The applicant's mailing address Is: City of Claremore, 104 S. Muskogee, Claremore, Oklahoma 74017. The discharge from this facility is made into Cat Creek to Dog Creek to Verdigris River, a water of the United States classified for secondary warm water fishery, aesthetics, secondary recreation, cooling water and agriculture. The discharge is located on that water at latitude 36 degrees 17'-40" and longitude 95 dgrees 36 in Rogers County, State of Oklahoma.
A fact sheet Is available. Under the standard Industrial classification (SIC) code 4952 the applicant's activities are wastewater treatment operations. In accordance with Public Law 95-217, section 301 (b), publicly owned treatment works were required not later than July 1, 1977, to meet at a minimum effluent limitations based upon secondary treatment or any more stringent limitations necessary to attain water quality standards. In certain Instances where the achievement of the July 1, 1977, date was not possible, the Environmental Protection Agency is authorized under section 301(1) (1) of the Clean Water Act to issue permits Incorporating schedules of compilance extending beyond July 1977. EPA proposes to issue such a permit to the city of Claremore.
It will require the applicant to meet the final effluent limits by June 1, 1987. Sell that as quickly as possible! Place an ad in Classified. PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World June 14, 21, 1986, Tulsa, Oklahoma NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE In accordance with Section 522 of the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, Margo Drew, President of Ron Drew Enterprises, Ltd. hereby publishes notice her intentionto apply within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for a Mixed Beverage License under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That they intend(s), if granted such license, to operate a Mixed Beverage. With business premises to be located at 3509 S.
Peoria in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, under the firm name of The French Kitchen. Dated this 12 day of June, 1986. Margo L. Drew, President County of Tulsa, State of Oklahoma Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared Margo L. Drew to me known to be the person(s) described in and who executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that she executed the same as her free act and deed.
Margie Brown My Commission expires June 14, 1989 DOONESBURY WELL, VISCOUNT, IT'S BEEN A I SURE WILL. I'VE GOTTEN PLEASURE DOING BUSINESS VERY GOOD VALUE HERE. I WITH YOU. IF YOU'D EVER LIKE STILL CAN'T BELIEVE THE VISTO UPGRADE TO A DUKE, I HOPE COUNT WOULD SELL HIS TITLE YOU'LL KEEP "LORDS- FOR ONLY R-US" IN MIND! 6-21 WELL, IT'S PROBABLY ON ACCOUNT SCANDAL WITH THE PAGES WELL, I BETTER HOLD OF THAT HOUSE OF LORDS, HE DIS GET THIS TO THE IT. IN THE GRACED HIS NAME, SO HE FIGURED BANK BEFORE HE'D BETTER UNLOAD IT FAST.
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