Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 21

Reno Evening Gazette Friday, April 14, 1978-21 Vital statistics Bell asks New York Area deaths BIRTHS FBI chief to resign BAftNETT In Reno, Aoril 13. Arlene M. Mathewson Sally M. Wheeler FALLON Sally Morgan Wheeler, 39, a resident of Marysville, for the last year, died Tuesday at her residence following a brief Illness. Born Aug.

22, 1938, in Fallon, she had lived In Reno and Hawthorne for many years. She graduated from Mineral County High School In 1958. Survivors Include sons, Timothy and Michael Morgan and her mother, Maryann Morgan, all of Hawthorne; sister, Jean Sanderson of Fairbanks, Alaska; and brother, Edward Morgan of Esmont, Va. A graveside funeral was held today at the family plot of Fallon Cemetery. Local funeral arrangements are under the direction of Austin's Funeral Home, Fallon.

Betty Taylor 1978, to Mr. and Mr. Robert Barnett of Reno, a daughter. BLEAZARD In Reno, April 13, 197a, to Mr. and Mr.

David C. Blea lard of Reno, a COLEN In Reno, April 13, Wt, to Or. and Mrs. Robert A. Colen of Reno, a daughter.

HAYDEN In Reno, April 13, 1971, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Hayden of Kings Beach, a daughter. MacNEAL In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. John F. MacNeal of Her long, a son. NAGEL in Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs.

Frederic R. Nagel of Sosanvllle, a son. O'KEEFE In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs George F. O'Keefe of Yerington, a son.

PURSEL In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Oelbert S. Pursel of Fallon, a ton. REYNOLDS In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. Dale M. Reynolds of Reno, a daughter. STACEY In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Stacey of Fallon, a son. TRUITT In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Truitt of Sun Valley, a daughter.

WILSON In Reno, April 13, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Wilson of Sparks, a daughter. MARRIAGE LICENSES Gerald Edward Murphy, 38, and Janet Marie Johnson, 40, both of Reno; Richard Wayne Studer, 36, and Pamela Jean Hartley, 26, both of Reno; Frederick Allen Hawthorne, 49, and Lucy Mae Archer, 38, both of Sparks; Rory Gene Davis, 19, of Reno and Margaret Patricia Zumaran, 19, of Sparks; Paul K.

Kuplhea, 42, and Mary Cal-dere Bernabe, 50, both of Reno; Michael Phil Crenshaw, 29, and Lora Dee Caputo, 19, both of Reno; Charles L. Crew, 24, and Debra A. Schefcik, 23. both of Sparks; Rodney R. Ricks, 21, and Leslie A.

Mongelli, Betty Patricia Taylor, 55, died Wednesday in a Carson City hosital. A Carson City resident for the last five years, she was born April 20, 1932, in San Francisco. Surviving are her husband, Robert of Carson City; daughters, Darlene Quinn of Las Vegas, Potti Phlpps of Red Bluff, Patti Boston of Sparks and Marianne Taylor of Carson City; and her father, Roy Fields and brother, Ron Fields, both of San Francisco. A funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday at Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City.

Burial will be at Lone Mountain Cemetery, Carson City. A. Catton, 51, and Patricia R. Smith, 34, both of Sparks; Anthony Francis Horman, 28, and Mary Ruth Pope, 22, both of Reno; Fred A. Lumen, 21, of Gardnervilla and Shirley K.

Graves, 22, of Med-ford, Howard C. Whitman, $8, and Peggy C. Whitman, 54, both of Quincy, David Lee Martin, 27, and Christine Ann Cutllp, 26, both of Reno; Louis A. Lane, 41, and Dorothy J. Douglas, 22, both of Reno; Daniel Suarez, 59, and Eva L.

Reidy, 57, bottt of Reno; Jose L. Gutierrez, 26, and Mar I sol Ochoa, 23, both of Winnemucca; John Lynn Walquist, 36, and Ruth Ann Stephenson, 30, bom of Winnemucca; Larry Dale Wardlaw, 36, of Rano and Rosemary Ann East, 34, of Occidental, Glenn E. Wesson, 54, and Lillian L. Ross, 44, both of Susanvllle, Floyd J. White, 24, and Donna L.

Sypherd, If, both of Reno; James C. Campa, 55, and Bertie Jo McQueen, 36, both of Bishop, Richard Bertan Harjo, 26, and Gayle Elolse Hurd, 24, both of Sparks; William Edward Robinson, 28, and Dana Robinson Weidrlch, 35, both of Reno; Daniel Ernest Broyles, 33, and Susan Kathryn Moore, 22, bottt of Reno; Gregory Paul Elliot, 22, and Julie Lynn Miller, 16. both of Reno; Dennis Arland Bredshaw, 23, and Nancy Ann Wade Taylor, 24, both of Reno; Eric A. Ruyle, 26, and Tina M. Cannone, 19, both of Reno; James M.

Fahey, 29, and Patricia L. Lund, 24, both of Reno; Rolando Hashim Tuazon, 30, of San Franslsco, Calif, and Virginia Kitzke, 23, of Sparks; Daniel Altrlnger, 32, and Marilu R. Reid, 35, both of Reno; Ezzeddine Fazai, 20, and Llndy A. Nisbet, 22, both of Reno; Ronald D. Buerger, 23, and Song Pun Kim, 20, both of Portola, Bobby G.

Lowe, 22, and Maria L. Pace, 17, both of Reno; Martin R. Behney, 19, and Su-zerte C. Swanson, 16, both of Reno. DECREES GRANTED Claudia Ann Ames vs! William Ames; Lorl J.

Burton vs. Nelson L. Burton; Kathleen A.N. Bye vs. Grant W.

Bye, III; James Olen Curtis vs. Diane Marie Curtis; David Jonathan Doud vs. Debra Lee Doud; Richard L. Funseth vs. Pamela L.

Mosier Funseth; Sharon Lea Greenhaw vs. Joseph Greenhaw; Judith Carol Greenlee vs. R. Greenlee; Christine Hicks vs. Jerry Hicks; William R.

Holmes vs. Patricia D. Holmes; Varlene B. Nason vs. Richard Lee Nason; Patricia Ferguson Nelson vs.

Frank Nelson; Carol M. Seevers vs. John H. Seevers; Mary Carol Sherry vs. James E.

Sherry; Carrie M. Townley vs. John M. Townley, Belinda Gae rower vs. Dennis Louis Trower.

RENO AREA POLICE REPORT, Following are persons arrested on a charge of driving under the influence: John R. Morris, 21, 737 Stanford Way, Sparks, yard man. Wesley G. Owen, 39, 1100 15th Sparks, bartender. Manuel R.

Duran, 37, Mt. Rose Road, Reno, cook. Arthur N. Evans, 45, 1290 SuMivan Lane, Sparks, bartenoer. FALLON A funeral Is scheduled for 2 p.m.

Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Fallon, for Arlene M. Mathewson. Miss Mathewson, 18, of Fallon, was killed Wednesday In a two-car accident on U.S. Highway 50, a half mile west of Fallon. A native of Fallon, she was born April 25, 1959, and was a graduate of Churchill County High School In 1977.

At the time of her death she was attending Western Nevada Community College In Fallon. Miss Mathewson was a former member of Theta Rho and had been active In 4-H Clubs. She was preceded in death by her father, Art, In 1969. Surviving are her mother, Phyllis Mathewson Snow, of Fallon; sisters, Gwen Washburn and Kathryn Berg, both of Fallon, Betty Famsworth and Leanna Sherwood, bothof Empire and Barbara Cook of Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. and grandmother, Lottie Cor-lett of Gabbs.

Burial will be In the family plot of the Fallon Cemetery. Austin's Funeral Home, Fallon, Is In charge of arrangements. F. Bennett Smith WINNEMUCCA F. Bennett "Benny" Smith, 60, of Orovada, died Wednesday In a Reno hospital.

A naUve of Roosevelt, Utah, he was born Oct. 29, 1917, and attended schools at Kamas and Kaysville, Utah. When he was 18, he moved to Nevada and worked for the Ellison Ranching Company In Humboldt County for many years. He owned and operated the Crowley Creek Ranch and later the Andorno Ranch at Orovada. Smith was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Nevada Cattleman's Association.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice, in 1971. Surviving are a son, Robert Cuddeback of Caldwell, Idaho; daughter, Deanna Lemonds of Winnemucca; brother, Roland Leonard of Salt Lake City; sisters, Verlie Taylor and Barbara Hoyt, both of Kamas; and eight grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday at Eddy's Funeral Home, Winnemucca, with burial at the Winnemucca Cemetery. Fortunato Reyes Fortunato Reyes, 74, a Yerington resident for the last seven years, died Wednesday in a Lyon County hospital.

A native of Mexico, he was born June 11, 1904. For more than 20 years he worked for Southern Pacific Railroad. He also worked for Nikkei Lumber Company In Reno for 20 years. He was a member and former board trustee of the Church of God in Reno, which he also helped to build. Reyes and his wife, Delores, were presented the foster parent award for Nevada by Gov.

Grant Sawyer in 1960. The couple helped to raise a great number of foster children. Surviving, in addition to his widow of Yerington, are sons, David of Carson City and Fortunato Jr. of Reno; daughter, Francesca Rodriguez of Reno; brother Feliz Reyes of Mexico; and seven grandchildren. A funeral was held today at the Church of the Na-zarene in Yerington.

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Freitas Funeral Home, Yerington. NEW YORK (AP) J. Wallace LaPrade today confirmed that Attorney General Griffin Bell wants him to retire but declined to say whether Bell has said he will fire him. "The attorney general sent word for me last Thursday that he would like for me to retire," the FBI assistant director said in an interview with The Associated Press, "and I did not give a favorable response to that suggestion." However, LaPrade conceded that the possibility of his retirement loomed large. The official, who has been transferred as head of the New York office in connection with his role in a grand Jury investigation of alleged Improper wiretaps and break-ins by the FBI, said previously that Bell has ordered similar investigations LaPrade said Bell has acted "with the president's authority" and challenged Bell to debate the issue with him on national television.

At the White House, press secretary Jody Powell told reporters that warrantless searches in the Carter administration have been "entirely and scrupulously in accordance" with publicly announced guidelines adopted after consultation with appropriate congressional committees. Powell said that to compare present practices with those of past administrations seemed "rather strained." The 51-year-old LaPrade made his claims at a news conference Thursday at which he announced he had been relieved of his duties here and transferred to Washington pending investigation of the charges against him, which stem from an FBI Investigation of the radical Weathermen movement in the early 1970s. "The issue at hand is political, as opposed to legal," LaPrade said, "and there has been a political effort to control the FBI. I think that Mr. (J.

Edgar) Hoover in his tenure was strong enough to maintain the organization in such a fashion that that was not possible, although it was always tried." There was no immediate response to LaPrade's remarks from Bell, who was out of Washington Thursday. The 27-year veteran, an assistant FBI director and chief of the New York office since early 1975, was head of intelligence during the Weathermen investigation from 1970 to 1972. Referring to pressure from Bell concerning his alleged part in investigations conducted without warrants, LaPrade said, "Is it proper to ask: Will another political power in Washington desire to prosecute today's actions five years from now?" LaPrade called on all FBI agents now Involved in such "warrantless investigations" to stop work until they have written orders from President Carter. According to a New York FBI source who did not want to be named, Bell asked for LaPrade's resignation Monday after he was named an unin dieted co-conspirator in an Indictment charging former acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray and two former aides of ordering the warrantless surveillance of the Weathermen.

In Washington the Justice Department acknowledged that LaPrade had been served with "a notice for proposed administrative action," but a spokesman denied his accusation that the Carter administration was carrying out investigations similar to those of the Weathermen. Justice Department spokesman Terry Adamson said searches without warrants had been carried out only against "foreign agents under rigorous internal executive branch approval." The Justice Department contends the Weathermen investigations were illegal because the underground group had no significant foreign ties and it was not a national security case. But LaPrade disagreed, telling the news conference: "The American people should know that the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Weathermen organization were in collusion with each other during the early 1970s." He added that the FBI prevented the possible deaths of 300 people here in 1973 when agents, acting on "information from warrantless sources," found three bombs placed by the PLO. LaPrade charged that leaks "obviously emanating Supervisors vote to abandon street Gazette-Journal Carson Bureau Carson supervisors voted Thursday evening to abandon 8th Street between Carson and Curry streets to permit the Ormsby House to put a 270-space parking lot and pedestrian walk between it and the recently opened Travelodge Motel. Those supporting the abandonment said It was consistent with the "superblock" concept under which Carson's small downtown streets would be enlarged to make the area more economically viable.

Supervisor John Hayes voted no, citing the objections of several adjoining property owners, including an Arco station owner who says he will lose one entrance-exit and, in the process, plenty of business. Spokesmen for the station were not present at the meeting. In the past they have threatened legal action if the closure takes place. Under the abandonment scheme, Arco and whoever else abuts the vacated street will be given 30 days in which to indicate whether they wish to acquire that portion of it closest to them. They also agreed to abandon their plans to have mid-block crossings to the site installed on 6th and 9th streets after city Public Works Director Paul Lumos said it would impede traffic.

Medical officials probe German measles exposure LOS ANGELES (AP) Medical officials said today they are still investigating whether any of 258 pregnant women who may have been exposed to German measles from three doctors had caught the fetus-threatening disease. Dr. Jerrold Turner, associate medical director at Harbor General Hospital, said 130 of the women have already received at least the first of two blood tests for the disease. He said some results of the tests were expected to be available early next week. The Center for Disease Control said in Atlanta today that Los Angeles officials were searching for the women.

Spokesman Tony Tripi of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, which operates Harbor General, said the search began late last month. it, DOin ot city; Robert T. Murphy, 28, and Carolyn S. Underwood, 27, both of Reno. Nancy A.

BoganTvs. IraTTIogan; James Buckley vs. Mary Lou Buckley; Donn Allan Carlstrom vs. Jean-ete Marie Carlstrom; Karen Lynette Fraser vs. Christopher A.G.J.

Fraser; Sang Sol Kim vs. Myung Ja Kim; Egberto Osvaldo Pfellusch vs. Donna Marie Piellusch; Shirley J. Wegis vs. Everett Oscar Anthony Howard Strike.

23, and Patricia Darlene O'Coyne, 20, both of Sparks; David L. Garner, 29, and Diana Lynn Goodpaster, 26, both of Carson City; Francis Moir Anderson, 33, of Reno and Suzanne Lois Adams, 32, of Honolulu, Hawaii; Noel R. Gaillardetz, 40, and Judith Jolene Franklin, 36, both of Wadsworth; Michael Steven Hieatt, 25, and Sheryl Lavene Patrick, 17, both of Reno; Herman John Amann, 34, and Dale Lynn Schwelm, 30, both of So sanville, Califs-Man Chi Yung, 28, of Irving, Texas and My Chu Tchen, 25, of Reno; Gilbert Mvkus Leyva, 29, of Sun Valley and Christine Gauf Burgess, 26, of Sparks; William Cavanaugh, 48, and Na-pina Gaye Hansen, 40, both of Reno; Alvin Roy Luis, 33, and Sharon Elizabeth LeDoux, 34, both of Reno; John Paul Wesoly III, 36, and Mary Link Wesoly, 30, both of Incline Village; Ronald Edward Logan, 44, and Mary Elizabeth Madden, 35, both of Quincy, Robert WiUiam Whitez, 28, of Sparks and Ton! Lynne Franchi, 24, of Verdi; Brian L. Morton, 20, and Robin Denise Lloyd, 16, both of Reno; Stephen Ward Beck, 20, and Jean Allison Weiss, 20 both of Sparks; Louis J. Tognoni, 28, and AHce R.

Herd, 21, both of Reno; Jack Henry Watroba, 52, and Rose Mary Scheuplein, 50, both of Sparks; Frank M. Kessler, 59, and June Wilson, 43, both of Reno; Isaac Adame, 46, and Pauline 32, both of Sparks; Charles Joanna Pettet plays dual role LOS ANGELES (AP) -Joanna Pettet will play a dual role in "Murder By Proxy," adapted from novelist Frederick Forsyth's first original story for from the Department of Justice have been constantly used to defame my character during the past two years," and said he had "no expectation of getting a fair hearing." Sister Mary Alvarez Sister Mary Alvarez, of the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, died Monday at the Dominican infirmary in San Rafael, Calif. Sister Alvarez entered the convent in San Rafael in 1908, and returned there in November, 1976, after 43 years in Reno where she served at St. Mary's Hospital. At one time she was head seamstress and had charge of the linen operation at St.

Mary's. She was born in 1885, in the Madeira Islands, Portugal, and would have been 93 on April 27. Before coming to Reno, she had worked in Vallejo, and Los Angeles and at St. Catherine's Boarding School in Benicia, as well as St. John's School in Napa, Calif.

A resurrection mass was celebrated Thursday in the Dominican Convent In San Rafael, followed by burial In Benicia In the sisters' plot of St. Dominic's National deaths Fire calls Fire fighters In the Reno-Sparks-Carson City area responded to the following alarms during the 24-hour period ending at 11 a.m. today. RENO Not available. TRUCKEE MEADOWS Not available.

SPARKS -2: 12 p.m., 1650 Sullivan Lane, trash fire, no damage. p.m., 212S Oddle turned over to Reno Fire Department. a.m., 845 S. Rock first-aid call. CARSON CITY a.m., Lompa Lane at Highway 50 east, auto accident with Iniuries, transported by ambulance.

DIVISION OF FORESTRY -No calls. GEORGE MORELL MENLO PARK, Calif. (AP) George F. Morell, former board chairman and president of Peninsula Newspapers Inc. and a co- founder of the Redwood City Tribune, died Wednesday at the age of 91.

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