DAILY DISPATCH, Moline, Illinois Saturday, July 15, 1989 Obituaries Darold 'Whitey' Manary Services for Darold D. "Whitey" Manary, 50, RR 1, Orion, are 11 a.m. Monday at Larson Funeral Home, Milan. Burial is in Beulah Cemetery, Rural Township, Ill. Visitation is 1 to 4 p.m.
Sunday. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, Milan. Mr. Manary died Thursday at United Medical Center, Moline, from 1 injuries suffered in a hit-andrun accident on the Orion blacktop about one mile east of Orion. He was born March 15, 1939, in Moline.
He married Barbara Miller in 1970 in Cambridge. He had been employed as a farmhand on various farms in the rural Orion area. Survivors include sons, Mark, stationed with the Air Force in Denver, and Bill, Sherrard; daughters, Karena Manary, Sherrard, and Darololiti Lowe, Mesa, two grandchildren; his mother and stepfather, Kathryn and Forrest Isaacson, Orion; a sister, Shirley Woeckener, Cuba, brothers, Donald, Andalusia, Harold, Milan, and Clifford "Kip," Phoenix, Ariz. lowa Jacques R. Mauget Graveside services for Jacques R.
Mauget, 66, of 703 W. 3rd Davenport, are 9:30 a.m. today at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Davenport. There is no visitation.
HalliganMcCabe Funeral Home, Davenport, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Mauget died' Thursday at home. He was born Jan. 30, 1923, in Davenport.
There are no known survivors. Services ANDERSON, Maureen Bennett, 78, Terre Haute, formerly of Rock Island; 11 a.m. today, Graceland Cemetery, Decatur, Ill. BASHAW, Winston E. "Wink," 73, Rock Island; 11 a.m.
Monday, Wheelan, Rock Island. Visitation p.m. Sunday. BEAM, Joda, 65, Kewanee; 11 a.m. today, Rux, Kewanee.
MCCOY, Joe Louis, 81, Davenport, formerly of Wilton and Durant, Iowa; 2 p.m. today, Laco*ck; Wilton. MORISETTE, Dorothy, 75, Annawan; 11 a.m. Monday, Stackhouse-Moore, Annawan. Visitation 6-9 p.m.
Sunday. PAULOS, Gene 70, Davenport; 11:30 a.m. today, Runge, Davenport. Visitation 10 a.m. until service time.
POULTER, Alice, Geneseo; 2. p.m. Monday, Wright Chapel of Stackhouse-Moore, Geneseo. Visitation noon until service time Monday. SINCLAIR, Rosa 69, East Moline; 2 p.m.
Monday, VanHoe, East Moline. Visitation 1 p.m. until service time. WASSELL, Warren, 22, Silvis; 10:30 a.m. Monday, Schroder, Silvis.
Visitation p.m. Sunday. E.M. women get probation for drug possession Two East Moline women were sentenced Thursday to probation for felony drug charges stemming from a police search of their former home on April 21. Christine M.
Ashby, 31, of 1408 15th East Moline, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of cocaine and cannabis and having no firearm owner's identification card. Her roommate, Irma Casas, 22, pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of cannabis, according to Rock Island County Circuit Court records. The women were arrested after the Moline Police Department's Special Operations, Analysis and Research (SOAR) unit raided their. home at 515 12th Moline. Officers found 40 grams of marijuana, a quarter gram of cocaine, a 12-gauge shotgun, about $800 in cash and drug paraphernalia, court documents show.
Ms. Ashby and Ms. Casas were placed on two years of probation and ordered to pay fines. Sunday Special (Special good on Sunday only) BUTCHER, BAKER SAUSAGEMAKER B.B.S RING $229 TANKS POTATO Open Sunday 10-4 7th St. 42nd Ave.
755-MEAT Ridgewood Center East Moline Change KITCHEN That REFACING I Look at its BEST! Call for detalls: 359-6067 BETT. Moline Robert Seydel Services for Robert del, 87, of 909 39th St. are 11 a.m. Monday at Emory SeyCourt, Moline, First United Methodist Church, Moline. Graveside services are, 2:30 p.m.
Monday at Oakland Cemetery, Iowa City. Visitation is 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Trimble Funeral Home, Moline. Memorials may be made to the church, where he was a member. Mr.
Seydel died Thursday noon in Oak Glen Home, Coal Valley. He was born March 5, 1902, in Johnson County, Iowa. He married Mildred F. Gauley June 15, 1941, in Cerro Gordo County, Iowa. In 1938, he began working for the former Bond Drug Company and continued with the company after its merger with Walgreen Drug Stores.
He worked at several of the company's Quad-Cities area stores, and retired as assistant manager of the 23rd Avenue store in 1969. He enjoyed fishing and gardening. Survivors include the widow; daughters, Merle L. Dickens, Anchorage, Alaska, and Phyllis J. Carlson, Moline; sons, Dr.
Robert St. Peters, and The Rev. Dr. Frank Silver Spring, 14 grandchildren; 14 great great-grandchildren; sisters, Faye Gill, Goleta, Okie Emmert, Wilmington, and Dorothea Lawson, Madison, and a brother, Glenn Bettendorf. East Katherine Radovich McKay Services for Katherine Radovich McKay, 83, a resident of East Moline Care Center, are 10 a.m.
today at St. Anne's Catholic Church, East Moline. Burial is 9:30 a.m. Monday at National Cemetery, Arsenal Island. VanHoe Funeral Home East Moline, is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. McKay died Wednesday at the center. George Ransom George R. Ransom, 84, formerly of Babco*ck Addition, East Moline, died Friday at East Moline Care Center. Services are 1:30 p.m.
Monday at Schroder Mortuary, Silvis. Burial is in Rose Lawn Memorial Estate, Moline. Visitation is 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Mr.
Ransom was born March 7, 1905, in Versailles, Ill. He married Marie L. Gillenwater May 5, 1928, in Keokuk, Iowa. She died in 1982. He was an engineer at the former Moline Public Hospital for 1 18 years, retiring in 1970.
Survivors include a son, Robert East Moline; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Rock Margaret Harbert Margaret B. Harbert, 82, a resident of St. Anthony's Continuing Care Center, Rock Island, formerly of Rock Island, died Friday at Franciscan Medical Center, Rock Island. Arrangements are pending at Wheelan Funeral Home, Rock Island.
Clayton Gerard Clayton E. Gerard, 69, Virginia Beach, formerly of New Boston, died Friday at Virginia Beach Hospital. Services are 11 a.m. Monday at Bayside Chapel, Virginia Beach. Burial is in Rosewood Memorial Park, Virginia Beach.
Visitation is Sunday evening at Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home, Virginia Beach. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Fund. Mr. Gerard was born Nov. 9, 1919, in Muscatine, Iowa.
He married Odell -Norvelle in 1941 in Norfolk, Va. He was employed as an iron worker in Norfolk. He was a World War II Navy veteran. Ne enjoyed flower gardening. Survivors include the widow; sons, Charles, Chesapeake, Harold, Virginia Beach, and Rex, Norfolk, one grandchild; sisters, Helen Coolay, Joy, and Bernice Dickens, Geneseo; and brothers, A.J.
"Skim," Aledo, and Martin, Golden, Colo. 0-C. Aledo, Sterling on list Thompson OKs bond structure for civic centers SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPI) Governor Thompson has signed legislation putting the funding structure in place for improvements to or construction of 20 civic centers across Illinois. The measure was part of bill (S185) Thompson signed into law creating a state sales tax for computer software.
The software tax will generate an estimated $27 million each year, enough money to create a bond structure to fund $260 million worth of improvements. In addition to the civic centers, the bond money is earmarked for improvements to state parks, 'Chicago's McCormick Place convention Carlinville man charged with Koontz murder SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPI) A 28-year-old unemployed Carlinville man has been charged in the slaying of Melissa Koontz, the Waverly woman found stabbed to death in a cornfield July 1, Sangamon County authorities said Friday. Sangamon County Sheriff Bill DeMarco said police arrested Donald Ray Johnston late Thursday after questioning him for a week. Johnston was charged with first degree murder and is in the Sangamon County jail on $1 million bond, DeMarco said.
He said Johnston could face more charges later, depending on the progress of the investigation. Koontz, 18, disappeared June 24 while driving home from her summer job at a Springfield supermarket. Passersby discovered Koontz's abandoned car on a rural road between New Berlin and Waverly, touching off a massive search that at one point involved as many as 400 police officers and two aircraft. The search for Koontz ended when a motorist discovered her decomposed body in a cornfield southwest of Springfield, miles from where her car was found. Friends, businesses and local governments contributed more than $17,000 to a fund for information leading to the arrest of Koontz' killer, but the money will not be paid out because Johnston was arrested through evidence developed by investigators and not a tip from the public, DeMarco said.
DeMarco would not reveal details of the crime or speculate on a motive, but said police had "substantial" evidence to link Johnston to the crime. center, Chicago zoos, parks and libraries, and Melrose Park, $1.7 million. open space land acquisition. West Frankfort, $671,000. The appropriations for the civic centers and Aledo, $616,000 other projects are included in an appropriations Will County, $500,000.
bill for the state Department of Commerce and Mason County, $200,000. Community Affairs. Gov. James R. Thompson is Peoria, $3.5 million.
expected to sign that bill later this summer. DeKalb, $10.4 million. Civic centers and bonding limits under consid- Schaumburg, $20 million. eration: Quincy, $3.75 million. Quad Cities, $20 million.
Lee County, $3.07 million. Center East, $10.2 million. Illinois-Michigan Canal, $2.5 Sterling, 2.5 million. Rosemont, $1.37 million. River Forest, $1.9 million.
Collinsville, $1.26 million. Rain greets Branstad on state drought tour United Press International Rain greeted Gov. Terry Branstad and other Iowa farm officials on their drought tour Friday, but they still say corn and soybean farmers need congressional drought aid. Branstad, along with Iowa Agriculture Secretary Dale Cocharn, Iowa Farm Bureau officials and other politicians viewed cracked ground and curled and withered corn plants on the Harlan Peterson farm near Independence and the Roger Jauer farm near Hinton. Showers fell as Branstad spoke at the Jauer farm, but the Sioux City area may be the driest in the state and local officials describe the situation as worse than last year's record drought.
Peterson said his corn should be tasseling right TERRY BRANSTAD now but is at least a week away. He said his crops have not received the inch of rain they need each week. He said heavy rains fell in April but very little since then. "In some areas of Iowa the drought could well be worse than last year," Branstad said. "That underscores the need for continuation of drought relief we received last year." Branstad says Iowa officials will have to continue to pressure U.S.
Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter to support a comprehensive drought aid package. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Cochran, who just returned from meetings in Washington this week, said a member of the House Agriculture Committee told him President Bush will not veto a comprehensive drought bill covering all farmers if it passes Congress. Backs House-passed bill Branstad supports the House passed version of a drought bill basically extending last year's provisions. A limited Senate version provides aid only to wheat farmers. Branstad and the other officials also saw something of the human toll the drought is taking.
Farmwife Karen Jauer told the governor the drought is adding almost unbearable stress to family farmers in the area and she worries whether they can stand it much longer. The governor said drought aid is essential to avoid forcing farmers just emerging from the farm crisis back into bankruptcy. "We have corn and soybean crops that have already faced substantial loss," Branstad said. 1 Sims pleads not guilty in arr arraignment EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (UPI) An Alton police detective told a preliminary hearing Friday trash bags found in Paula Sims' home match the trash bag in which Sims' 6- week-old daughter was found dead.
Sims, arraigned before Madison County Chief Criminal Judge Edward Ferguson, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree murder in the death of her daughter, Heather Lee. She was indicted Tuesday. A request by Sims' attorney, Donald Groshong, that bond be set for Sims and that she be segregated from other inmates in the jail, was continued until next week. Sims was held in the Madison County Jail. Groshong also filed several other motions, including one for a change of venue and another for a change of judge.
Groshong said the case has received too much publicity locally. On Friday, Ferguson also found probable cause to charge Sims with Ryan will wait and see on his future GEORGE RYAN Ryan, who also has been touted as a possible candidate for secretary of state if Edgar seeks the governorship, said he and state Transportation Director Greg Baise have agreed not to oppose each other in the secretary of state's race. "We're just going to wait and see what happens," Ryan said. "Everything will fall into place." Thompson announced Thursday he will not seek a fifth term, breaking a logjam of Republican officeholders locked in for more than a decade as Thompson held the state's highest office. CHICAGO (UPI) Lt.
Gov. George Ryan said Friday he will take a wait-and-see attitude before deciding whether to seek the Republican nomination for governor in the wake of Gov. James R. Thompson's decision to return to private life. Ryan told a news conference he and Secretary of State Jim Edgar, the apparent front-runner for the GOP gubernatorial nod, "have decided there would not be a Republican in 1990.
GEORGE RYAN primary" County jury recessed Friday afternoon for the weekend after hearing the first day of testimony in the death penalty portion of a trial for a Pontiac prison inmate convicted of murdering a cell superintendent. The jury Thursday determined ke Easley, 27, was eligible for the leath penalty for killing Cell Superuntendent Robert Taylor in September 1987. Prosecutors said the death portion of the trial will resume Monday morning. The seven-woman, five-man jury deliberated about nine hours Wednesday before finding Easley guilty of a single count of murder in the stabbing and beating death of Taylor, 44. He was killed by two inmates in his prison office at the maximum-security facility.
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Two witnesses testified Friday in front of Ferguson Jersey County Sheriff Frank Yocum and Alton Detective Rick McCain. McCain said FBI laboratory tests show a trash bag in which Heather was found was made in the same factory, on the same machine, and within the same, 12-hour period as bags found in Sims' home. Sims said a masked gunman kidnapped Heather from her home in Heating CARLSON Air Conditioning "SPECIAL" 786-7020 JIM WINTER OWNER Check our Low Prices on JULY SALE AIR CONDITIONING 10 SEER Free estimates on replacement new units. We Recommend Heating and Cooling Products Alton on April 29. The body was found in a trash can by a fisherman several days later across the Mississippi River in St.
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