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1 Almanac A2 Tuesday, July 13, 1993 Fremont Tribune 1 littBWtftU I Local Tonight, a 40 percent chance of evening thunderstorms, then partly cloudy. Low around 65. Wind becoming north at 10 mph. Wednesday, partly sunny and mild. High around 80.

North wind 5 to 10 mph. Sunset today, 8:57 p.m.; sunrise Wednesday, 6:02 a.m.; Sunset Wednesday, 8:56 p.m. Local precipitation total for 1993: 22.18 inches. Normal precipitation for this date: 16.68 inches. Fremont received 1.79 inches of rain as of 7 a.m.

Tuesday. Glenn Bales Glenn L. Bales, 67, of Omaha, died Friday, July 9, 1993, as a result of an accident that day, when a semi-trailer truck collided with the train he was on near U.S. Highway 30 and Somers Avenue in Fremont. Bales was bom Aug.

21, 1925, in Bonillia, S.D. He lived in the Omaha area since 1946. He served with the U.S. Navy from June 1943 to August 1946 in the Asiatic Pacific during World War EL He served at Marshall Islands and received the Good Conduct Medal. He started working for Burlington Northern Railroad as a fireman and became an engineer during the steam engine era.

He worked with the railroad for 40 years before retiring. He was a lifetime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8334 of Millard, member of Railroad Station Historical Society, National Railway Historical Society and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He was a longtime volunteer conductor and engineer with the Fremont Elkhom Valley Railroad in Fremont and was instrumental starting that railroad. The railroad began running in May 1986. Bales married Violet Cederholm June 19, 1949.

She survives. Other survivors include a son, Ronald Bales of Sioux Falls, S.D.; a daughter, Joy Bales-Courte of Elkhom; and seven brothers. He was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister. The funeral will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Crosby-Kunold-Burket-Swanson-Golden Mortuary Chapel in Omaha.

Visitation will be 5 to 9 tonight at the mortuary chapel. Burial will be at Hillcrest Cemetery at Omaha. To have your name published in the newspaper ask for a release form when admitted to hospital. Naples below may not represent all admissions dismissals or births. Admissions None.

(. Dismissals Renee Radtke and daughter, Tammy Sayers and daughter, Nichole Soukup and son, Cammi Harter and daughter, Kristi Brandert and son and Barb Fitzpatrick and daughter, all of Fremont; Pam Allen and daughter of Uehling; Michelle Dam and son of West Point; and Sheri Daniel and daughter of Hooper. Births Pam and Ronald Allen of Uehling, a daughter bom July Nichole Soukup and Jason Bruckner of Fremont, a son bom July David and Michelle Dam of West Point, a son bom Wednesday; John and Renee Radtke of Fremont, a daughter born Wednesday; Scott and Tammy Sayers of Fremont, a daughter bom Wednesday; Kenny and Cammi Harter of Fremont, a daughter bom Thursday; Jason and Sheri Daniel of Hooper, a daughter bom Thursday; Corey and Kristi Brandert of Fremont, a son bom Friday; Barb Fitzpatrick and Jerry A. Matz of Fremont, a daughter bom Friday. Faye Brence BLAIR Faye Brence, 83, of Blair, formerly of Fremont, died Tuesday, July 13, 1993, at Crowell Memorial Home in Blair.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont. iNEBRASKAWiatfie Wednesday, July 14 Accu-Weather forecast for daytime Showers T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Via Associated Press GraphicsNet Merritt said he is not affected by the increase because he is under a separate contract At the meeting, the board approved starting a breakfast program at Linden Elementary School for the 1993-94 school year. One other school, Washington Elementary, has a program. Bruce Kroeger, the districts food director, said Linden had the greatest need for a program because the school has the highest enrollment and the highest number of potential users, he said. The board also approved raising breakfast prices by 15 cents.

Lunch prices will remain the same. In other action Monday, the board: Gave their support to members of the Grant Elementary Floods From Page A1 state House. Across the region, the rain-swollen Mississippi River and its tributaries continued to swallow up land today in the upper Midwest as residents and National Guardsmen piled sandbags to try to save homes and businesses. On Monday, Gov. Terry Branstad declared "no area has been totally spared.

and asked that all of Iowa be declared a disaster area, making low-interest loans and other aid available. He said today that the request had been granted. The governor said damage will far exceed President Clintons $1.2 billion aid package. The flooding was linked to at least 19 deaths, 13 in Missouri. The Red Cross said more than 7,600 homes were damaged or destroyed in Minnesota, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois.

Vice President A1 Gore visited Lcmay, and Grafton, 111., on Monday. The water was so high he had to duck when his boat passed under power lines. He also took a helicopter tour and said in wonder, You can't even tell where the Mississippi begins and the farmland ends. Dcs Moines city officials set or at Emma Gaspers The funeral for Emma R. Gaspers, 78, of Columbus, was this morning at St.

Bonaventure Catholic Church in Columbus. Gaspers died Saturday, July 10, 1993, at Arbor Manor in Fremont. Emma Weidner was bom Feb. 16, 1915, at St. Bernard.

She graduated from Holy Family High School in 1934. She lived in Lindsay until 1958, when she moved to Columbus. She was a homemaker and worked for Becton-Dickinson in Columbus until retiring in 1979. She was a member of St. Bonaventure Catholic Church, church circles, Block Rosary, Legion of Mary, Becton-Dickinson Alumni Association and Behlen Manufacturing Auxiliary.

Weidner married Harry Gaspers April 28, 1936, in Lindsay. He I died Jan. 28, 1972. Survivors include a son, David of Columbus; three daughters, Carolyn Kingston of Fremont, Patricia Barrett of Long Beach, and Emily Amaral of Manhattan Beach, a brother, Marcy of Columbus; 14 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sisters, five brothers and a grandson.

Burial was at the church cemetery in Columbus. McKown Funeral Home in Columbus was in charge of arrangements. A memorial has been established to Parkinsons Disease Foundation. Lydia Strehlow The funeral for Lydia A. Strehlow, 98, of Fremont will be 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Ludvigsen Mortuary Chapel. Strehlow died Sunday, July 11, 1993, at Arbor Manor in Fremont. She was bom Nov. 13, 1894, in Culbertson. She lived at Hampton and Creston before moving to Fremont in 1917 with her parents.

Strehlow was a member of First Baptist Church in Fremont for more than 75 years. She was preceded in death by a sister and a brother. The Rev. Lcland Foreman will officiate Wednesdays service. Visitation will be 1 to 9 today at the mortuary.

Burial will be at Ridge Municipal Cemetery. A memorial has been established to the church. Pearl Wilkinson Pearl Wilkinson, 82, of Fremont died Monday, July 12, 1993, at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County. Funeral arrangements arc pending at Rozanck and Son Colonial Chapel in Fremont. State Tonight, partly cloudy with scattered evening thunderstorms.

Lows in the 50s west to the 60s east. nQ3n From Page A1 include an option to buy the property. An option clause outlined in the 1989 agreement is a point of legal contention by the neighbors. Joe Bales, commander of local DAV chapter, told the board he was happy with the agreement. We, the DAV, appreciate it, Bales said.

Board members also approved a three percent base pay increase for district administrators. Merritt said all administrators, except him, will be eligible for the increase. He said adminis-, trators also are eligible for additional performance pay, but incentive packages can not exceed five percent cost to the district, Merritt said. Train From Page A1 would not save by beating FEVRs trains. The longest FEVR train runs on Sundays and is only about seven cars long.

The train involved in Fridays accident was only an engine and a caboose. Most of FEVRs trains would take about 15 seconds to get through an intersection, Eveland said. Thats a small time in your life to wait. The train did everything properly coming into that intersection, Eveland said, but he added that a lot of soul-searching comes after an accident like this. Ive racked my brains over what could we have done, he said.

And although safety is a prime concern at FEVR it was host to Operation Lifesavers Railroad Safety Blitz in Fremont in April recent near misses, along with this accident reinforce the point," Eveland said. We need to preach, preach, preach to people to be cautious around trains, he said. Iran during the bitter eight-year war between the two Persian Gulf neighbors. Simcls said that among die 37 documents he had subpoenaed were records of conversations that Bush held with ihcn-Iialian Prime Minister Guilio Andrcotti and with his White House legal counsel, Boydcn Gray. Simcls argues that these conversations will point to an active damage control operation mounted by the White House and designed to cover up the administrations alleged role in the lending to Iraq between 1985-89.

conditions and high temperatures Ice SunnyPlCloudyCloudy 1 993 Accu-Weather, Inc. School PTA to start a safety patrol program at the school this fall. Sixth grade students, with the aid of adult support, will direct pedestrian traffic around the school. No other school currently has a safety patrol program. The district is not funding the project.

Awarded a carpet contract to CAPPS Hard Surface Flooring of Omaha for $7.79 per square yard. In May, the owner of CAPPS, Shawn Hoesing, had threatened the board with legal action for previously awarding the contract to Abe Krasne Home Furnishings. At the boards June 14 meeting, members rescinded Krasne bid because it did not meet specifications outlined in a legal notice. up about 20 water distribution centers for residents and planned 80 more to dispense fresh water sent to the region. The daily water ration was increased from two gallons to five gallons.

Fires posed a greater-than-normal threat because of low water pressure. Bills From Page A1 bills arc not primed on the same heavy paper as the federal government uses. Also, the face of president Andrew Jackson is faded and the serial number on at least one appears to be typed in, Henke said, rather than using the usual government print. The Secret Service, which is administered by the Treasury Department, will investigate the matter, she said. Counterfeiting money is a federal offense.

Henke said it is unknown how where the counterfeit money was printed, but area businesses should watch for more. If someones circulating them one place, they might be circulating them at others, she said. I CcouporO I FREE I Birthday Dinner I Come in and have dinner with am party of 4 or more and receive! Iyour dmnor FREE with purchase of equal value dinner Must bo I fodoomed on your birthday I Must Pisvsnl Coupon Lsms'im mm wmm mm i- i-' if 4 The obituary for Katherine Soukup, in Mondays issue misnamed a survivor. Her daughter is Karen Wray of Gilbert, Ariz. The Fremont Tribune wants to correct all errors.

If you have an error to report, please call 721-5000. Council From Page A1 Fire Departments rescue squad determine if patients need more advanced care before reaching the hospital and, if so, calling Heartland to the scene. Ihle told council members that valuable treatment time would be lost evaluating patients and then calling Heartland to the scene. He also said the citys emergency personnel may not be able to recognize every situation where a paramedics services could be needed. Council members also will consider the request of Greg Ortmeier, owner of World Class Health Club, 105 E.

Sixth to build five apartments on the second floor the building. A Saturday meeting between Ortmeier and other downtown business owners saw a compromise reached over how parking would be handled at the apartments. Other business owners had concerns that allowing apartments in the area would congest what they called an already bad parking situation in the Sixth Street and Park Avenue area. The compromise plan calls for Ortmeier to move the main entrance to the apartments from Sixth Street to Park Avenue. The city would change existing metered parking on Park Avenue between Fifth Street and Military Avenue to two-hour restricted parking from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. The council will meet in study session at 6:30 p.m.

today in the City Hall Council Chambers, and in regular session at 7:30 p.m. in live council chambers. 4s Child Evangelism Fellowship (an interdenominational ministry) Invites You and your children to One hour of BIBLE STORIES, songs, snacks and socializing July 12th-16th Choose any Time or Location 9:00 am 320W.5!h 9:00 am 1 435 Wost Linden 10:30 746 W. 9th 11:00 ....1605 E. 1st 1:30 pm 121 5 N.

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The federal judge in Adanta, who said he suspected a government cover-up in the case, accepted his plea withdrawal and the government ordered a new trial. The trial is scheduled for September 8. By subpoenaing Bush, the defense hopes to prove that Drogoul was a Ux)l in a far larger U.S., Italian, British and German government scheme to help Iraqi ihesident Saddam Hussein defeat WASHINGTON (AP) Former President George Bush has been subpoenaed in the trial of an Atlanta banker accused of making $5.5 billion of unauthorized loans to Iraq, a lawyer said lexlay. Bush has been asked to submit documents and to appear in the trial of Christopher Drogoul, die former director of the Atlanta branch of the Italian-govemments Banca Na.ionalc del Lavoro. said Robert Simcls, die defense attorney.

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