THE WICHITA EAGLE Wednesday, April 4 4, 1990 WEATHER REPORT For up-to-the-minute weather information, call Weatherline, Today and Overnight Wichita and Central Kansas Western Kansas Eastern Kansas Partly Cloudy a Partly chance cloudy of after- with Partly breezy and cloudy, cooler Partly breezy and cloudy, mild with Partly cloudy, chance of noon showers today with highs a chance of afterafternoon showers and and thunderstorms, in the upper 50s to noon thunderstorms, thunderstorms. Partly highs in low 60s. Contin- highs will be in cloudy tonight. the upper 50s to low ued partly cloudy to- the mid- to upper 60s. Partly cloudy night with lows in 60s.
Partly cloudy HIGH: tonight 30s with lows in the mid- to upper tonight with lows in the to low 30s. the 30s to low LOW: 40s. 40s. Regional Forecast Temperature are today's high North Platte Omaha and tonight's overnight low, Forecasted daytime conditiona. Fair Partly Cloudy Denver Winds Colby 15-25 mph Partly Kansas City Cloudy Topeka Partly Cloudy Hays Salina Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Garden City Partly Cloudy Dodge City Wichita Chanute KEY Liberal, Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Springfield Partly Cloudy 10-20 mph Partly Cloudy Rain Tulsa T-Storms Thunderstorms de she Snow Amarillo Oklahoma City Flurries Partly Cloudy Thunderstorms National Forecast Ice Today's Weather 60s 70s Today's Highs 80s 40s 50s 50s 60s 70s 80s 50s Forecasts and graphic data by: Weather Data, Inc.
1900 Weather Data, Inc. Haysville Gerald E. Callaway, 80, retired farmer and stockman, died Tuesday, April 3, 1990. Service 3 p.m. Thursday, First Christian Church, Clearwater.
Survivors: wife, Pauline; sons, Ron of Clearwater, Farrell of Peck, Kent of Mulvane; brother, Karl of Clearwater; nine grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren. Memorial has been established with First Christian Church. Webb Mortuary, Clearwater. Lindsborg Agnes L. (Erickson) Sundeen, 100, former Lundstrom Hardware employee, died Monday, April 2, 1990.
Service 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Bethany Lutheran Church. Survivors: son, Carl; daughters, Evelyn Powell of Craig, Lila Gumm of Wichita; seven grandchilrials have been established with dren; 12 great grandchildren. MemoBethany Lutheran Church and Bethany Home. Anderson-Hays Funeral Home.
Pratt Julia (Stegman) Greenstreet, 73, homemaker, died Tuesday, April OTHER DEATHS IN KANSAS Arkansas City Vera M. (Puckett) Martin, 75, homemaker; Rindt-Erdman-Oldroyd Funeral Home Coffeyville Hytha (Polk) Mcintire, 89, homemaker; Ford-Wulf-Bruns Funeral Service Dodge City Troy Dean Ratts, 27, Coors Distributing route man; Swaim Funeral Home Independence Estelle Braden, 93, homemaker; Webb Rodrick Funeral Home Kansas City, Kan. Craig Stephenson, 77, of Maryville, formerly of Kansas City, retired Stephenson's Fabrics and Toggery co owner and operator; Price Funeral Home, Maryville Lindsborg Olivia M. (Lindholm) Brax, 91, homemaker; Anderson-Hays Funeral Home Neodesha William Bray, 90, retired television-radio repairman; Loran Fawcett Funeral Home Olpe George P. Langley, 71, retired U.S.
Soil Conservation Service employee; Roberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral Home Plains Roma (Engel) Browning, 83, homemaker; Kitch Funeral Home, Liberal Scott City Eleanor (Harkness) McReynolds, 84, homemaker; Price Sons Funeral Home South Haven Loyal Moniee Gaskill, 86, retired farmer; Frank Funeral Home Five-Day Outlook THU FRI SAT SUN MON Chance of Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Chance of Partly Cloudy Rain T-storms 70 60 63 65 50 55 55 HIGH 45 48 41 40 LOW 32 28 30 30 Skywatch Sunrise: 7:10 a.m.; Set: 7:55 p.m.: Moonrise: 2:52 p.m.; Set: 4:24 a.m. Moon Planets co Mars: Venus: Mercury: a a an reddish bright evening morning morning star star star low in in the the the west southeast east-southeast First Full Last New Jupiter: a bright evening star west of overhead May 1 Apr. 10 Apr. 18 Apr. 25 Saturn: a morning star in the southeast Airport Outlook Airport Weather Conditions Denver VFR Worth VFR Chicago VFR Los Angeles MVFR Phoenix VFR Memphis VFR New York MVFR Pittsburgh MVFR Seattle VFR St.
Louis VFR National Data Yesterday City PCp Albuquerque 63 37 .01 Anchorage 38 33 .00 Atlanta 55 41 .00 Birmingham 58 40 .00 Boise 75 36 Boston 40 38 1.27 Brownsville 80 64 .00 Burlington, Vt. 46 41 Cheyenne 67 37 .00 Chicago 53 30 Cincinnati 38 35 Cleveland 33 32 72 43 Denver 72 41 Des Moines 57 24 Detroit 35 30 Honolulu 84 70 Houston 76 51 .00 Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Cemetery. 3, 1990. Greenlawn Survivors: sons, David Paxton of Wichita, Vernon Johnson of San Diego; daughters, Eva Beebe, Marie Stasa, both of Wichita; brothers, Victor Stegman of Wakarusa, Tony Stegman of Pratt; sisters, Marcella Donovan, Mary McGraw, both of Pratt, seven grandchildren; seven great -grandchildren.
Ayres-Calbeck Mortuary. Sedgwick Margie Jane Hedrick, 56, retired Horizon nurse's aide, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 4 p.m. today, Cochran Mortuary. Survivors: husband, Joseph; sons, Tom of Wichita, Roy Lee of Salem, daughter, Joy Shaffer of Wichita; brothers, Scotty Pyles of Wichita, Thomas E.
Hurd of New Mexico; sisters, Shirley Ann Harris of Elk Grove, Georgia Joy Re Reedy of Stafford, six grandchildren. Memorial has been established with the American Diabetes Association. Officer who was hurt in shoot-out returns to work Associated Press OTTAWA An Ottawa police officer has returned to work after being wounded in a shoot -out that left a bank robbery suspect dead. Bruce Hanson, 35, was seriously wounded Feb. 26 in an exchange of gunfire with Roy Bird, 37, of rural Great Bend, after a robbery of Ottawa's First National Bank.
The shooting occurred after Hanson stopped Bird's car several blocks from the bank. One of his most serious injuries came from a bullet that lodged near his heart. Hanson said he had worn a bulletproof vest while he was on street patrol earlier in the day but removed it when he joined a firetraining exercise, during which he encountered Bird. He said he was a firm believer in the protective vest now. "It would have helped," he said.
Although his recovery is going well, Hanson said Tuesday, he was still building up his stamina. Jeff Herrman, director of the Ottawa Department of Public Safety, said the department had plenty of light-duty tasks Hanson could perform until he was ready to return to regular patrol. SAME OLD BRAND NEW LOOK! See Us At Great Bend Expo Replacement Cabinet Doors FORMICA' Formica or Solid Oak BRAND Works on Wood or Metal Cabinets Lifetime Guarantee 40 Years Experience Offices Nationwide Cabinetpak kitchens (316) 788-4803 (Out of town call collect) FREE ESTIMATES: Yesterday 4-3 HIGH: 4 p.m. LOW: at 6:46 a.m. Records: (1893), (1975) PRECIPITATION Day: 0.00 Month: (Normal: .14) Year: 6.60 (Normal: 3.68) Hourly temperatures at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport: Midnt.
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11 p.m. World Data City Sky Athens 73 54 CD Bangkok 95 81 FR Beijing 55 32 FR Beirut 61 52 RN Berlin 61 37 FR Brussels 55 37 RN Buenos Aires 59 FR Cairo FR Frankfurt 66 CD Hong Kong FR Johannesburg London CD Madrid RN Manila FR Mexico City Montreal 5 RN Moscow Nassau Paris CD Rio de Janeiro 93 FR Rome 68 RN Sydney Tel Aviv Tokyo 70 52 FR Vienna 68 59 CD Delays Based on National Weather None Service aviation forecasts. Pilots None must obtain a timely personal None weather briefing before departure. Airline passengers Possible should check with the airline for None up-to-the-minute flight inforNone mation. KEY: VFR, Visual Flight Rule conditions; MVFR, MarPossible ginal Visual Flight Rule condiPossible tions; IFR, Instrument Flight Rule conditions.
Delays refer to None weather-related delays. None Teday Sky 70 40 PC 39 29 CD 65 42 FR 67 37 FR 69 39 FR 48 40 RM 82 66 PC 47 37 RN 52 27 PC 58 35 PC 50 36 FR 44 33 PC 77 52 CD 64 34 PC 59 28 PC 52 32 PC 82 66 PC 77 57 PC Indianapolis 48 34 .00 54 36 FR Las Vegas 79 51 79 56 PC Little Rock 63 41 73 50 FR Los Angeles 81 58 .00 74 56 CD Louisville 45 38 58 39 PC Memphis 60 39 69 48 FR Miami 84 69 74 53 FR Milwaukee 45 28 54 31 PC Minneapolis 53 24 49 24 WD New Orleans 68 55 71 52 FR New York 47 42 47 38 RN Oklahoma City 70 42 .00 48 PC Omaha 66 30 62 30 FR Philadelphia 48 45 45 34 CD Phoenix 86 58 84 59 PC Portland, Ore. 71 42 .00 74 41 FR Raleigh 58 57 37 PC Salt Lake City 71 69 40 PC San Diego 82 54 72 54 CD San Francisco 76 51 .00 70 50 FR Seattle 63 40 .00 68 43 FR St. Louis 52 Tucson 84 Tulsa 69 Washington, D.C. 56 Kansas Data Chanute 64 Coffeyville 63 Dodge City 75 Garden City 77 Goodland 73 Hutchinson 67 Kansas City 61 Russell 70 Salina 67 Topeka 63 6858 .32 .00 .00 .00 50 82 70 77 51 38 40 47 RN PC PC 27 .00 32 .00 37 .00 38 .00 35 38 .00 27 .00 35 .00 33 .00 24 .00 National temperature extremes for Tuesday ranged from 88 at Yuma, to 11 at Duluth, Minn.
Legend: FR fair; PC partly cloudy; CD cloudy; RN rain; SN snow; HZ haze; WD windy. Deaths Obituary Policy: The Wichita Eagle publishes obituaries free of charge as part of the news report. Information should be supplied by a mortuary. We also accept death notices as classified advertising, for which there is a charge. Larry Vert McKenzie, 50, of 2845 Benjamin, State Farm Insurance agency manager, died Tuesday, April 3, 1990.
Service 10 a.m. Thursday, Resthaven Mortuary. Survivors: wife, Judith; daughters, Stephanie Talley of Tyler, Texas, Heather Brown of Colorado Springs, Sarah of Wichita; father, Lawrence of Hutchinson; one grandchild. Memorial has been established with Victory in the Valley. Thomas H.
Tabing, 79, retired auto body shop owner and rancher, died Tuesday, April 3, 1990. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Culbertson-Smith Mortuary. Survivors: companion, Velma VanCuren; brother, Bill of Wichita; sisters, Jerrene Rakestraw of Wichita, Oleta Maxwell of Grove, four grandchildren. Memorial has been established with Hospice of Wichita.
Rodney D. Troutman, 35, of 12619 W. 13th, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, ByrdSnodgrass Funeral Home.
Survivors: brother, John of Colorado Springs; sisters, Donna Kasel, Marilynn Dopps, both of Wichita, Carolyn Hogue of Bakersfield, Diana Casey of Houston; grandmother, Alma Troutman of Harrison, Ark. Memorial has been established with the American Diabetes Association. Arkansas City Grace L. (Love) Dowell, 95, retired school nurse, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 10:30 a.m.
Friday, Springside Cemetery. Survivor: niece, Dorothy Dye of Wichita. Rindt-Erdman-Oldroyd Funeral Home. Bentley Edna (Ramsey) Hand, 85, farm owner, of Simi Valley, former Bentley resident, died Friday, March 30, 1990. Memorial service 2 p.m.
Monday, United Methodist Church. Survivors: son, Max of Simi Valley; daughter, Claudine Dosien of Santa Paula, Norma Ruppel of Escondido, brother, Noel Ramsey of Bentley; Juanita O'Dell of Longton; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Reardon Simi Valley Mortuary. Girard Nettie J. Lane, 91, homemaker, died Tuesday, April 3, 1990.
Service 1 p.m. Friday, Smith-Carson-Wall Funeral Home. Survivors: son, Merle of Wichita; daughter, Wilda Troutman of Topeka; nine grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren; one great -greatgrandchild. Three towns elect councils; Goddard nixes commission Wichita William E. Cadwell, 57, independent structural aircraft design engineer, died Monday, April 2, 1990.
Service 1:30 p.m. Thursday, First Baptist Church. Survivors: wife, Jane; sons, Terry, Shawn, both at home, Daryl of Chicago; daughter, DeLisa, mother, Marie, both of Wichita; brother, Robert of Annapolis, sister, Doris Funk of Bentonville, Ark. Memorial has been established with the American Diabetes Association. Broadway Mortuary.
Sallee Lucile (Bailey) Eubanks, 89, homemaker, died Tuesday, April 3, 1990. Service 10 a.m. Thursday, Culbertson-Smith Mortuary. Survivor: sister, Gladys Jones of Muskogee, Okla. Everett Houser, 76, of Homestead, formerly of Wichita, retired mobile home salesman and nurseryman, died Saturday, March 31, 1990.
Service 10 a.m. Friday, Woodlawn United Methodist Church, Derby. Survivors: wife, Lila; sons, Everett Eugene of Derby, Gerald W. of Sylvester, daughter, Lily Jolene Lawson of Bellvue, stepson, Jack W. Hogan Jr.
of Wichita; stepdaughter, Sharon Cunningham of 12 grandchildren; one stepgrandchild; 12 great Memorials have been established with Woodlawn United Methodist Church, Derby and Make A Wish Foundation. Smith Mortuary, Derby. Queen E. Jackson, 68, of 1121 N. Kansas, homemaker, died Tuesday, March 27, 1990.
Service 2 p.m. today, Jackson Mortuary. Toufia S. Khoury, 58, self-employed seamstress, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 10:30 a.m.
today, St. George Orthodox Church. Survivors: brothers, Maurice, Mike, both of Wichita, Abdallah of Lebanon; sisters, Hilda, Oliva, Sauad, all of Lebanon. Memorial has been established with St. George Orthodox Church Building Fund.
Culbertson-Smith Mortuary. Lawrence E. Lehman, 47, former Augusta Meat Shop and Deli owner and operator and former Indian Hills Meats salesman, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 10 a.m. Thursday, Tyler Road Southern Baptist Church.
Survivors: wife, Carol; sons, Greg of Goddard, Randy of Wichita; daughter, Carie Lieurance of Wichita; parents, Lawrence and Maxine Lehman of Horace; brothers, Leon of Manitou Springs, Ron of Tribune; sister, Marilyn Angood of Pratt; four grandchildren. Memorial has been established with Tyler Road Southern Baptist Church. Webb Mortuary, Clearwater. Antwane Sylvester Marcus, infant son of Anthony S. and Julie Anne Marcus, 2420 S.
Glendale, died Monday, April 2, 1990. Service 11:30 a.m. Thursday, White Chapel Memorial Gardens. Other survivors: sister, Terrelle at home; grandparents, Walter and Nadine Lafrenz of Lowden, Iowa, Delores I. Cefail of Washington.
Broadway Mortuary. By Judy DeLongo The Wichita Eagle Voters in Haysville, Garden Plain and Colwich elected city council members Tuesday, and voters in Goddard decided not to bankroll a city, recreation Haysville's only commission. contested race, Ward 1 incumbent City Council member Tim Norton defeated David Williams 64-42. There were no surprises in the other three Haysville wards as incumbents Larry Emerson, Wendall Corbett and Barbara Telford, were re-elected. They were unopposed.
In Garden Plain, voters elected two City Council members from a field of four candidates. The newly elected City Council members are Daniel Ridder, who received 123 votes, and Catherine Thimmesch, 132 votes. Former Mayor Paul McPhillips and incumbent Debbie Bales were defeated. McPhillips received 115 votes and Bales 113. In Colwich, Mayor LaVina Keiter won another term with 72 votes.
Write-in candidate LeRoy Kraus garnered 54 votes. Ralph Spexarth was re-elected to the City Council with 92 votes. Also elected was Alford R. Ballinger, 73 votes. Steven R.
Miller, with 46 votes, and Dimond Mundy, with-47 votes, were defeated. Goddard voters, by a 79-37 'margin, rejected a special question that would have authorized creation of a recreation commission. Augusta elects 1st new mayor in 14 years David Crum defeated Mike Huddleston 907-701 Tuesday to become the first new mayor of Augusta since 1976. Crum, an optometrist, will office April 16. He succeeds Robert Shryock, who did not seek re- election.
Augusta voters also elected Scott Cheslic, incumbent Margaret Hays, Clyde Ruple and incumbent Roger Chrislip to the City Council. Cheslic defeated Pete Lawlor 220-133 for the Ward 2 council seat vacated by Huddleston; Hays defeated Donald Greever, 196-146 in Ward 3. Ruple was unopposed for the Ward 1 council seat, and incumbent Chrislip was unopposed in Ward 4. Sympathy Flowers Beautiful memories. for over a century Tillie's Flower Shops FOUR LOCATIONS: 3701 E.
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