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black man in Alabama's history to win election to a
statewide office. He was elected as a member of the
state's Supreme Court. Adams, who has been serving
on the state high court since appointed by Gov. Fob
• James to fill a vacancy, ran unopposed Tuesday be-
cause his opponent, Tom Hayden, was disqualified
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Veterans Adminis-
tration director Max Cleland, a triple amputee of the
Vietnam war, is the new secretary of state in Geor-
gia. Cleland, who is 40 and served as the VA's chief
under former President Carter, won election Tues-
day over Republican Nick-Reagan Belluso.
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Voters rap hopeful, too
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Republican candidate
President Reagan told to "shut up" last month was
treated fast as harshly by the voters in his bid for a
California congressional seat. Gary Arnold, whose
repeated interruptions of Reagan during a pep talk
to 15 GOP candidates Oct. 6 sparked the president's
brusque order, was soundly thrashed by incumbent
Democrat Leon Panetta in Tuesday's election.
Tylenol prober ousted
WASHINGTON (AP) - The man heading the taint-
ed-Tylenol investigation has been ousted by Illinois
voters as attorney general. Tyrone Fahner, the Re-
publican incumbent, will lose his job as the state's
top law enforcement official to Democratic chal-
lenger Neil Hartigan.
In accordance with Section 22 of the Oklaho-
ma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, James B
Graham of 8904 South Ross. Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, 73159, an individual hereby pub-
lishes notice his intention to apply within six-
ty days from this date to the Oklahoma Al-
coholic Beverage Control Board for a Pack
age Store License under authority of and in
compliance with the said Act: That he in-
tends, if granted such license, to operate a
Package Store with business premises to be
located at 7919 South Shields in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the
firm name of ED'S LIQUOR STORE
Dated this 1st day of November, 1982
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"Walter Taney" age N, of Det
City. He passed away Monday
Services are at 10 o'dock
Thursday. Bill Eisenhour SE
hapel Burial in Chapel Hill
Cemetery. He was born July 4,
11*4 in Arkansas, & came to
the Oklahoma City Area in 1919
1 was a member of the Mid-
west Blvd Christian Church &
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Congress has lost one
former astronaut and picked up another one. Sen.
Harrison Schmitt, a Republican from New Mexico
who walked on the moon as a member of the Apollo
17 crew, lost in Tuesday's election to Democrat Jeff
Bingaman, the state's attorney general. Meanwhile
in Colorado, Republican Jack Swigert beat Demo-
crat Steve Hogan in a race for a seat in the House of
Representatives.
Kansas Democrat wins
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OPPORTUNITY
Young Humphrey wins
WASHINGTON (AP) — Overcoming charges he
has few qualifications beyond his name, Hubert H.
Humphrey III has been elected Minnesota's attorney
general. Humphrey, the 40-year-old son of the late
senator and vice president, won over an opponent
who accused him of running on his famous name.
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Chapel, 2427 S. Harvev, with
Memory LaneCeme-
torrah, Oktohoma
services wi be held in the
Smith 8 Kernke Funeral Chap-
el Thursday, November 4, at
730 PM. with Nw Funeral
Mau at 51 E ugene’s Catholic
Church at W AM Friday
Morning. Interment will be in
the Resurrection Cemelery. She
was • model wile & mother &
will be deeply missed by those
uaha Lxana ha,
who iqvw net______________
REWARD; Grav Teacup Poodle,
ga0.m"08°208230"wou6w,
OaRD of $5000
9«on Post No 35 He married in
1923 in Oklahoma City. Sur-
vived by wite Helen of the
home, 3 daughters Mildred
Nurdin of End, Imogene Collins
of Edmond, & Betty Jo Jones
of Choctaw, 3 brothers Dewey
of Oklahoma City, Jay of Union
City, Oklahoma & Conway of
Dales, 2 sisters Gladys Hard-
age of Lawton, 1 Ona of Ato-
ka, 12 grandchildren & 17
greatgrandchildren.____________
CRAWFORD
Bette J , age 55, of 1134 SW1,
passed away Monday after a
short illness at South Commu-
nity Hospital She had been a
resident of Oklahoma City since
1969, formerly of Eldorado, Illi-
nas She is survived by her
husband Wallace of the home
I son Tommy R Hafford of
Oklahoma City, 3 daughters
Sheila Bullen of Midwest City,
Chervie Green of Choctaw, Ok-
lahoma, & Carol Brazeal of
Mustang. 1 brother John Bur-
ton of Independence, Missouri,
& I sister Terry Jimenez of
Harrah, Oklahoma, 8 * grand-
children. Funeral services will
be Thursday November 4th at
2 PM, at Hunter Memory
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tera sm sr
NCPAC - known as ly in 1980 - tough polit
"Nickpack” - spent an ical attacks on 34 Senate
estimated $4 million to and House members tar-
repeat the controversial geted for defeat,
campaign technique It But the ploy seemed to
pioneered so successful- backfire this time.
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ate liberals, missed
nearly all Its targeted
incumbents for 1982 de-
spite a multimillion dol-
lar campaign of nega-
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no.
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CM of OKahome City, nephew
Gene Slevens of Brthsny. Sr-
vices 1 PM Thursday, M
Merrit hapel Graveside sr-
#sis
EARP
Wiliam J. Services 10 AM
Wed.; Guardian West Chapel.
ROBERTS
James 0, age 75, of Oklahoma
City, died Tuesday. Funeral
services wil be at 130 PM
Thursday in Baggerlev Memo-
rial Chapel, with burial in Me-
morial Park Cemetery Bom at
Noble, he moved to Oklahoma
City in 1911 A retired Traffic
Department Emotoyee of AC-
CO Feed Co, he formerly
worked for Southwest Col-
• tonseed Oil Co He was a
MAMhA, a& bha AlArthanane i D SA _
memDer (X e NO inWrY WP
till Church A The Oklahoma
City Transportation Club. He is
survived by 1 ton Jack O. Rob-
erts of Edmond, 8 grandchil-
dren Leslie K. Roberts, 8 J.
kern Roberts
STEFFEN
Ofeta B, of Oklahoma City,
died Tuesday, November 2.
5982, Born Olefa Corine Bryant
in Mortem, Texas. She had
lived with her husband 8 fami-
ly in Oklahoma City the last 4
years. Survivors include her
husbnd Jim of the home, a
DRISKO
Melvin T, age 16.passed away
November hl, 1942 in San An-
tonio Texas Bpfore moving to
IVIV, ‘En UEWVIE wIwvwny IV
San Antonio he had been a res-
ident of Oklahoma City for over
57 years. He was born January
14, IM in Maine. He was re-
tired from the Ohio Fuel Supply
Company of OKC Surviveg by
wife Ethel, 8 daughter ulh
Alessandio both of San Antonio.
Services 10 AM Fri, Allay-
flower Community Congrega
tional Church, 3901 NW 63
interment in Howard KS. Di-
by Guardian West
DUVALL
«—. - D ~h-- 4 A a A A A - - A .    .
-dme5 KODETI, OV6C MonGd V in
Oklahoma City. He was born
April 12,1905 in Latimer Coun-
ty, now Wilburton He was
manaqer of the Miami Florida
Branch of Wilson Sporting
Goods from 7940 to 951 in
1963 he was transferred to
Grand Rapids, Michigan as
Manann M Waltar Hanan CAM
9 W YVOWET r09en VVN
E quipment Company until his
retirement in Apri 1970 retired
in Oklahoma itv n '970 nr
was 1 member ot ovenant
Presbvterian Church A seryed
at Director of Oklahomo Ciy
Senior Goff Group. He was aho
a member of Oklahoma City
Masonic lodge I Mclesler
Cenbeh DHa La m elulun? Ima
•VIM RHE re n UrVIVEG UY
hle un Ma Laananbia D Le4 ae Ae
Mi WIE J88nn8nE KKn,U>
Duvall of the home, a titter
AAn. EA Finch al Nashvile,
I ennessee hephew Deniei Du-
VOW V UnK W NNNEe I EWW>"
see niece Dannice Finch Kroc-
Ka of Now Berlin, Wisconsin, 3
qreatephews, I l ■mMoce
Services winbe II AM Thurs-
dav, Cheney Funera Home
AAcAMor. Burial wi be in
1 Oak Hi Cemetery, McAlester.
t Vote goes Kellogg’s way _"AS"NatTnMi CD
BATILE CREEK, Mich. (AP)-Voters here have servative Political.Ac-
agreed to a merger of Battle Creek and Battle Creek tion- ommitte. Which
Township, spurred by Kellogg Co.'s threat to relo- gained notoriety.in 1980
cate its headquarters if the proposal failed. Now, an- tor shooting down Sen
nexation backers claim, this struggling community
la braced for recovery "I want to thank Kellogg Co.
for putting the heat on this community and clearly
doing what had to be done,” said Preston Kool, a
presenteq to F
surence Coroon
to<I W* wHh
o4. withiq three
Chapel).                           tella Jointer both of MWC, Fre-
THOMPSON, Ruby Pearl, da Richardson.2 Denver. CO,
71 goryiegg worg Togd-v & Iheima T Jit Qi Choctaw,
(RoseCha^r ’ “ 8xaaqgmkeasradasaadd
STROl D             of Sand Springs, OK, Jimmie &
BOLAND, Darrell Mar- Duane both of MWC, 1 brother
shal, 71. Services Saturday Marvin Whitaker of Choclaw, 3
(Curry).                            sisters Ruby Meddford of OKC,
MATTHEYER, Dennis
Gene, 18. Services today
(Curry).
TECUMSEH
CORLEY, Elder Trey, 86.
Services today (Cooper).
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Services Thursday (Mallo- ADUDDELL
ry. Stigler).                       Georgia, age 77, of Midwest
Tosatekegxuhnssris, msk
58. Services Thursday (Lit- was a long time resident of the
tle’sConner-Sparlin). Okla City Area She was a
RINGOLD            member of the First Church of
WHISENHUNT, Charlie The Nazarene of Midwest City.
William, 80. Services Thurs- ^5*?. 2.PM
dav (Norwood Ida hen        November 3rd, at the Midwest
day (Norwood Idabel).        City First Church of The Na-
wr.e IL.. a.              with interment in Arl-
FULTS, William Adrea, ington Cemetery. Survived by 4
91. Services Friday (Rose daughters Reba Mielke & s-
LoNtSHELTi
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BONDS
CWd Services 2 PM
Wednesday. Partview Assem-
biy of God Church.
Ba AAerritt 6201 NW 3*
ELY
Ruby Blanche, age 71, of Okla-
homa City, died November 1,
1912 Funeral servics will be
10 AM Thursday. November
4, in the Baptist Temple, with
burial in Rose Hill Cemetery
Friends may cal at the Smith
& Kemke Funeral Home until 9
D AA UAAnne E uaninn
r v nepnexMY Evenny.
GOLDFAIN
AAn. Genevieve Rosenthal, age
14, of Oklahoma City, a lite
time resident of Oklahoma City,
died Tuesday at her home. She
was a member of Temple
B’Nai Israel Graveside ser-
vices I PAA. Wednesday at
Fairlawn Cemetery. Directed
by Hahn-Cook. Street & Drap-
er. Survived by her husband
Dr Elhraim Goldtain, & I
daughter AAn Robert L (Har-
riett) Orbach, 2 grand*
daughters Robin Orbach, al of
Oklahoma City, 8 Mn. Richard
A. (Sue Elen) Singer 8 3
greatgrandchildren Aaron,
Jason, 8 Leslie Singer al of
Emd, Oklahoma
HOPPE
Patricia Shoemaker, age 27, of
Oklahoma City. She was a
graduate of Heritage Hal 8 the
University of Oklahoma She
was a member of Al Souls
Church Choir Survived by her
husband P. Dyke of the home,
her patanls W R Shoemaker &
Patricia Shoemaker, a brother
Robert G. Shoemaker, 8 a sis-
ter Kathryn Ann Bates al of
Oklahoma City. In lieu of Bow-
en, contributions may be made
to Al Souls Episcopal Church
for a memorial dock to ring in
the tower bell Services will be
Thursday at 5 PM at the Al
Souls Episcopal Church, with a
private committal in the church
Columbarium following the ser-
vice. Under the direction of
Hahn-Cook/Slreet & Draper.
LAUDERDALE
Waymon Franklin, age 64, died
Monday. He was bom in Rich-
land, Texas. Services wil be
Thursday at 10 AM in The
Chapel Of The Chimes at Capi-
tol HH Funeral Homa, with
inlarmnanb in D ne kaunn AAArA-
iiiiw iiicvii in KCOVET MWTI
ory Gardens. He attonded the
public schools of Okla Oy 8
graduated from Capitol HR
High School. Waymon 8 Pau-
line were married January 20,
1440 at Guthrie, Okla He was
a member of the apitol Hi
nited Methodist Church, 8
was a meat cutter at Humpty
Allied Foods for several vears,
retiring in January of 1982
Survivors: his wife Pauline of
the home, 2 sons Torry Laud-
erdale 8 daughter-in-law Peg
gy of Newcastle, 8 Dean
i auderdale of OKC, I daughter
Pony Ann Edwards of Guthrie,
I sister Mary Valdez 8 broth-
er-m-tow Felix Valdez, of
OKC, 4 grandchildren Lynn
[ auderdale, Michelle, Kristy
Lauderdle 8 Carolyn Ed
wards. 8 mother-in-law AAn
C B Soeeye Sr. of OKC
MARVIL
Marie, 86, of Oklahoma City,
died Tuesday Survivors hus-
band James H. of the home,
brother Virgil Slevens of Okla-
homa Citv, a niece Vernadine
Cemetery at Tishomingo A re-
tired high school leacher from
Gddon,CO, shemavadtoOKC
in 1971A Cathok 8 a member
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of Robert 8 Nancy Rybicki,
sisler of Robert Jr. 8 Ann Ry-
bicki; also survived by Gerald
Stevens. Services wi be
Wednesday, November 3, 10
AM al The Church Of The
Resurrection. Directed by
Hahn-Cook/Street 8 Draper. In
lieu of Howers, memorials may
be made to the Jeffrey Slevens
Trust Fund, in care of The
Church Of The Resurrection
UPHAM
Marion Burnett, age 67, of St.
Louis, AAissouri. She died there
Sunday, October 31st, after a
short iliness. Born in Oklahoma
ity, 8 daughter of Sharman S.
8 Zora aPrade Burnett Mar
ion attended Classen High
School 8 graduated from Okla-
homa University with a degree
inSocialwork Survived by her
husband John, 4 children The
Rev Judith Upham, John Bur-
nett Upham, Gerald Stuar Up
ham 8 James LaPrade Up-
ham, 2 grandchildren Rache 8
Rebecca; of Oklahoma City
there is a sister-in-law AAn.
James Dart 8 Family. Grave-
side service 130 PM Thurs-
day at the Rose Hi Cemetery
Arrangements by Smith 8
Kania.__________________
Births
The Times congratulates these
proud p*rwto*_
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas voters have given Mr and 538 Smith, 601
Democratic Gov. John Carlin a second term by a                       v.v
wide margin that was seen as an endorsement of his kon.oin.
proposal to tax oil and gas production. Carlin piled nw 28 ""
up a 66,000-vote win over Republican challenger wMrciyeys John 8abb Mid
Sam Hardage of Wichita on Tuesday in what both y Elm*' —44
agreed was a referendum on the severance tax          D-Gconi.
which Carlin has promoted to provide needed new 2141 Sw m QI
state revenue,                                                kMr.and Mr Patrick Kelley, Yu-
M< and Mrs George McKIddile,
13500 SE 59, boy
Mr and Mr* Jo* Larson, 2404
Huntley Drtvs. gi
Mr and Mrs Michaet Bullard,
Edmond, boy
Mr and Mr* Burl Cooper Jr .
M» Dayid Road. girl
Mr and Mr* Tarry Poling. Okla-
homa City, boy
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Treatment Plani,
Biddle November 16, 1982, 930
am We are actiyely solicitin
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sell).
WANETTE
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vices Thursday (Roesch,
Shawnee).
WATONGA
HOOD, Beulah, 68. Ser-
vices Thursday (Wilkinson).
WEWOKA
JONES, Violet E., 86 Ser-
vices were Tuesday (Stout).
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The flight from Tokyo was right on time, but the 8408 s.Young°d boy
baby was early, although Northwest Airlines em- gin
ployees said they were "so excited" about the on- 320 names ""etod
board delivery. Just before Flight 4 from Tokyo to   2; Denny A Nash,
Chicago was due to land Tuesday at O'Hare Interna- mt andji** Michael o Rey-
tional Airport, Eun Sook Kim told flight attendants   "0660 ,"22 Ann Arbor,
she was going into labor. Forty minutes later, she   boy       TT-!....
gave birth to a 5-pound, 10-ounce girl. The delivery ^y^and Jerry Caraker.
took place in Mrs. Kim's seat, reclined as far as pos-           ‘edmond
sible. The flight crew, following the airline's proce- wMcnydey. Dene Fod Mid
dure, radioed the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.,               Leonard Antetrom,
for instructions relayed by a gynecologist and a “okiKmetemodel,
pediatrician. "It was real quick," paramedic Thom- ci,
as:Seebauer said. "We got there, and boom." The ba- nomha cndMos, Denny Bush
by was born at 12:58 p.m. and mother and daughter gna Bekler, Okiehoma City,
were whiaked to Resurrection Hospital. Mrs. Kim cherotette Spinner, Okishoma
' was calm and her husband, Eun Sun Kim was “the          Jolner, Okiahoma City.
‘ typical father" walking up and down the airplane   boZ. and Mara Conatantino Mor.
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GLIMPSES — A man convicted of kidnapping a mShnphzne Driver. Oklahoma
busload of school children six years ago has asked CNavaha Mr* Stevan Thoanpaon.
the California Supreme Court to either free him or Mipenczbex., Kauoga
set a date for his release. Richard Schoenfeld, 28, is "-*5 "9
serving 27 concurrent life terms for his role in the ______
."July 15, 1976, kidnapping of 28 Chowchilla school homa CabaZLnsmaGragd. oka-
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inside a moving van, but dug their way out after 27 M ___
hours in captivity . . . Today's birthday: Actor Mr and M" Gary Chartior, Nor-
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Fifteen of the 17 sena-
tors on NCPAC’s hit list
were re-elected Tuesday
night and one other
State            Services Thursday (Davis).           LAMONT         clung to a narrow lead.
APACHE               FREDERCK         RICHARDSON, Robert Only one target lost —
THOMPSON, Birdle AX,    BLANKINSHIP, Vlerence, Osear, 63. Services Friday Democrat Howard Can-
. 78. Services Thursday 74. Services today (Gish).   (McCafferty-Bolick). non of Nevada.
(Crews)                         GOLDEN                 LAWTON                             20.
ARDMORE          WALKER, Mary Aaa, 95. GOBBETT, Versa Vieta, The story was the
SHOCKLEY, Horace D., Services Friday (Coffey-Ru- 87. Services Thursday (Law- same in the House,
83. Services Thursday (Har- lx. Idabel)                  ton-Ritter-Dalton).           where all 17 targets won •
vey).                          HANEVVIIIE MAXWELL, Emma Lene- re-election.
CARNEGIE         „EAgwrdvkter ra, 68 Services Friday
DAINGKAU, Jails, 65. aKMwEE, -I e-today (Becker).                 Surviving the NCPAC
Services Friday (Pitcher- 265      > POPE, Catherine, 95. Ser- attacks, easily in most
MeClure),                    tMtthsrkartsherneh         yices today (Lawton-Ritter- cases, were 13 Demo-
CHANDLER              HEAVENER       Dalton).                 crats: Edward Kennedy
DENWALT, Lewis ALEXANDER, Carl, 66        MANGUM        of Massachusetts, Paul
George, 66 Services Satur- Services Thursday REYNOLDB, Gilbert L, Sarbanes Of Maryland
^SkAR-a (Dowden).                -Services today doveteg- RobertByrdorwestvir’
CHICKASHA                HOBART          ROGERS, Beary Clay, 67.         * Rontcon nt
COCHRAN, Mary Pas- RUSSELL, Mildred, 57. Services Thursdag (Greer), giniar -pydr "Vsenen
line, 80. Services today services Thursday (Gish). MeCURTAIN M -exasuroanomeup
(Brown-Binyon).                    IDABEL           PLUNK, Helea M., 65. baum of Ohio, Darnel Pa-
CLINTON             LOCKE Asenath Louise Services pending (Mallory, trick Moynihan of New
SAWATZKY, Harvey Ph  75. Services today (Nor-  Stigler).„ci        York andI George Mitch-
75. Services Friday (Kern-  wood).                            OKMULEE         ell of Maine, Jim Sasser
Schneider-Kiesau).                 wu            PERRY, Norton R» 54. of Tennessee, Donald
CRESCENT . yreKETA. Alga  Services Thursday (Can- Riegle of Michigan,
THOMAS, Fredriek Lee,  cNEL8ON, James Alfred,  trell).                      Dennis DeConcini of Ari-
65. Services Thursday 60. Services Thursday (Mal- PAUIS VALLEY Dnnsvgmnpirdc
(Abernathy).               lory, Stigler).                 HARPER, Gladys, 80. zona, Ruentin . rai,o
CUBBING               KONAWA        Services today (tuffle- North Dakota, John
BLACK Rebecca 91 Ser- COON, Benjamin Boyd, bean).                    Melcher of Montana and
vices Saturday (Davis). 22 Services were Tuesday          PERRY          Spark Matsunaga of Ha-
Loveland, Mitchell L, 44. (Stout, Wewoka).              WADE, Jeanice, 65. Ser- wall.
vices today (Parker).
POND CREEK
DRYER, Battle, 93. Ser-
vices Thursday (Wilson).
PORUM
LANTZ, James Cortis, 66.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Connie Mack III, grandson
of the baseball Hall of Fame manager, will repre-
sent Florida's 13th District in the House of Repre-
sentatives. Mack, a Cape Coral, Fla., banker, is a
Republican. He won an expected victory Tuesday
over Democrat Dan Stevens.
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