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2B Friday, December 24, 1993 The News-Leader NEWS OF RECORD Information on this page is compiled by our staff from public records and other sources. The coordinator is Michelle Admire, 836-1112. PoliceFire Across the Ozarks 7:18 a.m. I 2720 N. Glenstone automatic alarm 7:58 a 1 400 block South Campbell medical emergency 8 35 a 1 SOO block East Smith medical emergency 837 a 1 700 block East Caravan medical emergency 9:23 a 2 1 0O block North Glenstone medical emergency 11 02 a 3000 block South Parkview medical emergency 1 1 27 a 2720 N.

Glenstone automatic alarm 1211p Battlef ield and Glenstone medical emergency 1247 pm 2400 block West Grand medical emergency 1:25 pm. Interstate 44 and Kansas Exp. person trapped 1:45 p.m. 2800 block West Madison medical emergency 3:37 p.m. 1 0OP block East Montclalr medical emergency 5.08 p.m.

406 E. Elm automatic alarm 513pm 1 900 block South Fremont medical emergency 8:08 pm 300 block South medical emergency 8:33 m. 1 1 0O block South Colgate medical emergency 1144pm 700 block West Sunshine medical emergency 11 59 3000 block West High medical emergency 12:48 a 11 OO block West Lindberg medical emergency 1:16 a m. 1400 block North Frisco medical emergency 3.30 a 2200 block North Link medical emergency 3:38 a 3200 block South Klmbrough medical emergency 3:51 am Kansas Exp, and Phelps vehicle accident 5:15 a.m. 2600 block West Jean I medical emergency COMMERCIAL BURGLARIES The following were reported to Springfield police: Calendar CLUBS: Acquainted Club Luncheon, noon Monday, Jan.

3, Whorton's, 4100 S. Campbell Ave. Reservations required by Dec. 30. For new residents of the Springfield area.

Call 882-7211 or 889-7363 for reservations. FOCAS (Fellowship ol Christian Adult Singles). For times and locations call 887-6857 after 4 p.m. Club meets at 9 a.m. every Sunday, American Red Cross Building, 1211 S.

Markets LIVESTOCK NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, IN. (AP) Hogs: 1,000 trade active; as compared with Wednesday, barrows and gilts firm to .50 higher. 1-3 230-260 40.25; 240-270 39.50; 2-3 few 270-300 36.50-38.5ft 1-3 200-230 scarce. Sows: steady 1-3 300-500 30.00; over 500 32.00-34.00. Boars: over 250 28.50; under 250 31.50.

Cattle and calves: 350 receipts consists ol feeder cattle and slaughter cows and bulls tor the regular Thursday auction; no slaughter cattle market. ST. JOSEPH Compared with last week's dose: Slaughter steers and heifers 1.00 higher. Slaughter cows and bulls 1 .00 to 2.00 higher. Feeder steers and heifers steady to 1 .00 higher.

Slaughter steers: Choice 3 1100-1440 69.10-70.85; mined select and choice 67.00-68.75. Slaughter heifers: Choice 3 1090-1125 70.25-70.6ft choice 3-4 1278 66.25. Slaughter cows: high cutter, utility commercial 1 -3 High cutter breaking bulk 43.75-44.75, high dressing 47.75; boning bulk 42.00-48.75, high dressing 50.00-50.75; other cutter bulk 38.0M1.75, high dressing 43.25-45.50. Slaughter bulls: Yield grade 1 1300-2000 58 00-61 .75. Feeder steers: Medium and large frame 1, 395 105.00; 450-470 95.25-99.50,- 500-520 92.75-955 565-590 90 600-675 82.0O-O3.0ft 759 82.75; 830-850 81 .85.

Feeder heifers: Medium and large frame 1 328 lbs 90 50 XMOD Its 87 OMOOO. 400-460 lbs 85 3M7 50; 515-590 lbs 81 0044 50: 610625 lbs 79 7542 00 Barrows and gilts steady. Sows under 500 steady, over 500 lbs, 1 .00 lower. Barrows and gilts 1 -3 230-270 39.50-40.Oft 2-3 270-290 38.00-39.00; 2-4 290-310 36.00-37.00; 1-2 220-230 39.00-39 50. Sows: 1-2 300-500 30.0ft 1-3 500-550 30.00; 550-700 31.00-32.00.

GRAINS CHICAGO Most grain and soybean futures prices edged lower Thursday in quiet pre-holiday dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade. A weekly Agriculture Department report showing a modest decline in expert salt's of soybeans triggered profil-takine, in the soybean pit. Soybean futures had rwn lo a 4' rmonth hieji Wednesday on signs of strong demand for soybean meal and oil. The soybean and soybean oil markets were due for a down turn, said Victor Lespinasse, assistant vice president in the grain-trading division of E.D. F.

Man International Futures Inc. "Considering our bn gains of late, today's losses were very moderate," he ukt The grain markets dosed one hour and 15 minutes earty, at noon Central time, to begin the three-day weekend. The markets will reopen Monday. Wheat for March delivery finished unchanged at 13.72U bushel; March com slipped Vi cent to 52.99 a bushel, March oats were unchanged at tl.37Vi a bushel January soybeans fell 1 cent to 56 96 a bushel, KANSAS CITY (API Wheal 34 cars 3 to IV. tower; No.

2 hard 4.02V-5.99'N; No. 3 3.91-5.51'Ati No. 2 red wheat 3.71V.-4.13V.N; No. 3 3.60'V4.I2VN. Com 25 can- inch to 1 tower; No.

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No. 1 soybeans 6.I9-7.07N. Hoppers 77.00-79.00. FUTURES CHICAGO (API Pulum tndlia mi crncin mwmimw ticiian Tbui Hnpn LW ifflw d0 CATTLE 40,000 Fib Apr Ibi.i cull por lb. 71.41 71.11 71.11 7140 75.55 75.15 75 45 75 40 71.45 71.11 71.10 71.45 71.11 71.41 71.15 71.15 71.11 71.55 71.17 71.17 11.4 11.14) 71.JI 71.50 I.

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Taken: Busch beer eagle, rock bookends, rocks, knives, tools. SMS, 1020 E. Madison, between 8 and 10:21 a.m. Wednesday. No entry.

"RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES The following were reported to Springfield police: 1900 block South Lancaster, single-family house, between 2:30 p.m. Monday and 2 p.m. Wednesday. Taken: 1993 silver mint coin set, three sets of keys, shotgun, shells. 2300 block South Roanoke, single-family house, between 5:30 and 9 p.m.

Wednesday. Taken: Duffelbag, 40-60 CDs, CD player, Kodak Instamatic camera, gold ring, cash, flashlight, pennies. 3600 block South Franklin, single-family house, between 7 and 9:40 Wednesday, 500 block West Erie, single-family house, between 4 30 and 9 p.m. Wednesday. Taken: CD player, Canon camera, Barney bed sheets, diamond nng, 50 Commerce Bank checks.

2600 block South Grant, duplex, between 410 and 430 a.m. Thursday. Nothing taken. 800 block South Kimbrough, single-family house, between 3.30 and 4:15 a.m. Thursday.

Taken: Cash from two purses. Greene County: People give money, food, toystoCrosslines Nearly 1,000 nonperishable food items and new toys along with $1,000 was presented to Karen Schmidt, director of Cross-lines of Springfield, on behalf of all Bass Pro associates this week. The money, food and toys were donated entirely by Bass Pro associates and collected over a two-week period. I One of the highlights of Lowe's Homecenters grand opening was the presentation of a $1,000 donation to charity. Lowe's of Springfield selected Make-A-Wish Foundation of Missouri to receive the donation.

Make-A- Wish Foundation grants wishes to children under the age of 18 who have been diagnosed with a termi nal or life-threatening illness. Last year Make-A-Wish Foundation granted 48 wishes to Missouri children. Foundation officials present to receive the donation were Thorn G. Field, president; Aria Mcln-tyre, executive director; Jim Anderson, Johnny Johnson and Don Ryan, board of directors. Roadway Express Inc.

of Strafford, held it's third annual Roadway Kitchen Fund. The Kitchen, a nonprofit organization dedicated to feeding and clothing the less fortunate in the surrounding Ozarks area, is located at 420 E. Commercial St. This year Roadway employees contributed $1,710.63 and approximately 2,500 pounds of clothing according to Steve Tygart, Roadway driver and the 1993 "Kitchen" coordinator. They collected $1,200 in donations last year.

The majority of the money was used to purchase 20 hams, three cases of bananas, five cases of apples, five cases of oranges, three cases of grapes, 500 pounds of onions, 100 pounds of turnips, and 1,000 pounds of potatoes. A total of $336 of groceries such as corn, beans, tomatoes and ketchup also was purchased. Finally, $250 in diapers, baby wipes and other baby items were purchased with the donated funds. In addition to the monetary contributions, employees also donated clothes to The Kitchen, including maternity and baby clothing. The clothing was sorted, segregated and packed for delivery.

The Kitchen Fund was the brainchild of two Roadway employees three years ago. This year, Tygart was assisted by Bob Hartley, Rex Mullins, Clinton Hicks, Curt Kauffman and Mike Meyer. The clothes, groceries and other supplies were delivered on Wednesday. Roadway Express Inc. is a long- haul motor carrier based in Akron, Ohio, that meets the domestic and international needs of cus tomers in North America.

It employs over 25,000 people nationwide. The Springfield operation, located in Strafford, employs 470 full and part-time employees. A check for $1,190 was presented to Big BrothersBig Sisters of Springfield by Springfield Wal-Mart No. 444, S. Campbell, Wal-Mart Associates.

All Wal-Mart stores, and Wal-Mart Super-centers participated by giving to a local charity. The special holiday contributions were based on a percentage of each store's sales from 7-10 a.m. Nov. 26, the day after Thanksgiving. Ryan T.

Pace and Jason M. Pace, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Pace of Nixa, were among the 165 graduating seniors who received diplomas in commencement exercises at Harding University, Searcy, Dec.

18. Majoring in human resources, Ryan received the bachelor of arts degree with cum laude honors. Majoring in management, Jason received the bachelor of business administration degree with cum laude honors. The ceremonies were held in Benson Auditorium with Dr. Bill Banowsky as commencement speaker.

Banowsky is executive vice-president of National Medical Enterprises of Santa Monica, Calif. People appears in the Springfield News-Leader every day. If you have news about area residents, please send information to People, The News-Leader, 651 Boonville, 65806. Please include your name, address and phone Glenstone Ave. Non-denominational.

G.F.W.C. Sorosis, 1207 N. Campbell Bridge Department, 12:15 m. Monday, clubhouse. Reservations required.

Call 831-7615. MOMS Club ol Springfield, social support for stay-at-home mothers. Call 882-9136. Southeast Rotary Club, noon Thursdays, Mid-America Cancer Center, 2055 S. Fremont Ave.

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Mrcury 517500 per 74 ft link, Nn York. Pwmum UM ol. N.Y. (contract), Platinum 1316.70 N.Y. Mire ipot par troy ol Tnu.

MHM woM, iviittm SUKtid world aotd tricot, Thurvny; Hong Kom idi. SJUIS, OR 51.90. London mommo fling: 50.10. London iNmcwi flu. W4.95, HI MA London tow 51 41 Ptrti afNrnoon nxlng: DU54, UP 50.71.

Frankfurt fining: 5315.91, ofl 50.56. Zurich im aftimoon: IMS 10. OR II 20. 5H5.60 Mod NY nmdv Harmm 195. OR 50.70.

NY Engeturd: OR KM. NY Engelhard fabricated: 5405.56, OR 10.75. NY Comw goM uot month ctow Thu. 4M5.80, OR NY Rawtatkc Nitlonal Bank 4 p.m. Thu.

UM.00. up 50.10. Treasurer John Hoffman, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 8684051 Fax: 868-4050.

Medical Examiner Dr. Ervvln Bu siek, Professional Building, Spring field, Mo. 65806. 862-5096. Fax: 868- 4050.

Public Administrator Carolyn Vienhage Little, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 868-4022. Fax: 8684050. State Senators Emory Melton, R-Cassville, 420A State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.

65101. (314) 751-2937. Dennis Smith, R-Springfield, 426 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 7514145.

John T. Russell, R-Lebanon, State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 7514166. State Representatives Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City, 135AA State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.

65101. (314) 751-8793. Nolan G. McNeill, D-Cassville, 411A State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101.

(314) 751-5438. Earle F. Staponski, R-Pierce City, 101 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-2304.

William Marshall, R-Greenfield, 109A State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-1347. Norma Champion, R-Springfield, 106B State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101.

(314) 751-2583. Connie Wible, R-Springfield, 105F State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-2210. Mike Schilling, D-Springfield, 115J State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.

65101. (314) 751-2652. Chuck Wooten, R-Springfield, 201 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-6562.

Craig Hosmer, D-Springfield, 110B State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-9474. Philip Wannenmacher, R-Springfield, 201 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101.

(314) 751-2948. T.M. Macdonnell, D-Marshfield, 134 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo, 65101. (314) 751-5702. Doyle Chllders, R-Reeds Spring, 102BB State Capitol, Jefferson City Mo.

65101. (314) 751-2058. Jim Krelder, D-Ozark, 115F State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-2956.

Estel Roblrds, R-Theodosia, 103BA State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-2042. HOLLA 1 killed, 2 hurt in I-44 collision An Indiana man was killed and his two sons injured in an early morning wreck in Rolla, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said. Robert W.

Gearlds, 40, of Mary-ville, was driving west on In terstate 44 about 4 a.m. Thursday when he struck the rear of a tractor trailer, the patrol said. The impact forced both vehicles onto the shoul der, the patrol said. Gearlds was pronounced dead at the Phelps County Regional Medical Center. His sons, Jason R.

Van- over, 11, and Jamie J. Vanover, 6, both of Oklahoma City, were treated for moderate injuries. Gearlds had been wearing a seat belt, the patrol said. Neither youth wore a seat belt. The driver of the tractor trailer, Frank Riffert, 59, of Marshall, was not injured.

NEWTON COUNTY Killing of couple called cold-blooded The Newton County Sheriffs De partment was looking at possible motives other than robbery for the shooting deaths of a couple killed at their home this week. The bodies of Donald and Elvina Barnett were found Tuesday after noon. Each was shot twice in the head at close range with a 22-caliber revolver, Newton County Sheriff Ron Doerge said. The killings were intentional, Doerge said. "This was cold-blooded and calculated," he said.

"The gunman entered the house with the express intent to execute these people." Nothing was taken from the home, Doerge said. Authorities were able to determine the killer waited inside the house for the couple by the footprints left on the recently vacu umed carpet, Doerge said. MONETT Spring registration at vocational school Registration for spring semester courses at the Area Vocational School in Monett begins Jan. 3. The school offers evening classes in business education, trade and technical skills, homeoccupational skills and health education.

One-half of the class fee is re- Quired at registration. The remain der is due the first night of class. Prospective students may register at the Community Education Office. The office is open from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.; 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.; and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

The office also is open from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Fridays. Registration also will be conduct ed at Enrollment Night at 7 p.m. Jan.

18 at Monett High School. For more information, call Judy Barton at 235-8356. Missouri WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE B-2 bomber sails through exercises The first Stealth bomber based at Whiteman Air Force Base had no problems during its first training flight at the base, officials said. The B-2 bomber, one of 20 that will eventually be based at White-man, was piloted by Lt. Cols.

An thony Imondi, 509th Operations Group deputy commander, and John Belanger, 393rd Bomb Squad ron operations officer, during the flight Wednesday morning. The Stealth performed training maneuvers, including an air refuel ing. CAPE GIRARDEAU Killing suspects to face charges A Cape Girardeau couple arrest ed in Kansas have been returned to California to face charges that they robbed, kidnapped and murdered a Bakersfield woman. Charles Rountree, 22, and Mary Stroder Rountree, 21, arrived in Bakersfield Wednesday night. They are to be arraigned Monday on charges that could result in the death penalty.

They are accused of fatally shoot ing Diana Contreras, 19, in an oil field near Taft after kidnapping her from a shopping mall on Dec. 9. The Kansas Highway Patrol found the couple driving the vie- tims car on Interstate 70 in Wa-Keeney, on Dec. 15. Officers also found a rifle thought to be the murder weapon.

Authorities said Charles Roun Contacting Officials Daily Record "DIVORCES Dissolutions ot marriages granted in Blaln, Connie petitioner, maiden name, Dupree, restored Blaln, Wilson Bolton, respondent Reed, Mary Ann, petitioner BIRTHS Bishop, Connie (Nations) and Steven Bishop, Rogersville, a boy, 7:37 a.m. Dec. 22, Cox South. Clark, Janice (Rogers) and Jerry Clark, Phil-lipsburg, a girl, 2 07 p.m. Dec.

22, Cox South. Dyke, Cindy (Hackney) and David Dyke, 628 E. Kearney, Springfield, a boy, 8:28 a.m. Dec. 22, Cox South.

Hamm, Terri (Righthowar) and Marlon Hamm, Route 20, Springfield, a boy, 12:55 a.m. Dec. 22, Cox South. Herrod, Nadena (Keys) and Michael Herrod, 2956 E. Southeast Circle, Springfield, a girl, 8:12 a.m.

Dec. 23, St. John's. Hull, Cynthia (Honeycutt) and Christopher Hull, 742 W. Lois, Springfield, a girl, 4:35 p.m.

Public Access Today's public access schedule: Channel 18 NO PROGRAMMING Channel 19 NO PROGRAMMING Channel 25 Correction Southwest Missouri State University basketball coaches Mark Bernsen and Cheryl Burnett are paid through national product advertising for their appearances on local grocery store commercials. It was incorrectly reported in Tuesday's Springfield News-Leader that the store pays the coaches. Schedule EVERY DAY: Births, People, fire calls, Across the Ozarks, corrections and public access schedule. TUESDAY-SATURDAY: Marriages, divorces, livestock, grains, metals. SUNDAY: Support groups.

MONDAY: Health-related activities, Section credits Page Design by: Ed Peaco, Sarah Reed, Clinton Teal, respondent Rottmann, Frances Kay, petitioner Rottmann, Larry Lee, respondent Dec. 22, Cox South. Looney, Robin (Ryan) and Ronald Looney, Springfield, a boy, 9:50 a.m. Dec. 22, Cox South.

Melton, Kimberly (Willis) and David Melton, 2368 S. Oak Grove, Springfield, a boy, 7:16 a.m. Dec. 21, St. John's.

Owen, Donna (Young) and Billy Owen, Route 3, Springfield, a boy, 6:21 a.m. Dec. 21, St John's. Roerlck, Stephanie (Stuart) and Dale Roer-ick, Rockaway Beach, a girl, 8:50 a.m. Dec.

22, Cox South. SleHins, Gina (Nerland) and James Steffms, 2020 E. Bennett, Springfield, a girl, 10:37 a.m. Dec. 22, Cox South.

10 a.m. Jimmy Swaggart 11 a.m. Abundant Lifethe Rev. Wilson Phillips 7 p.m. Inspiration Timethe Rev.

Hilton Griswold 8 p.m. Second Baptist Church The News-Leader strives for accuracy and fairness. We will correct any errors or misunderstandings created by stories, headlines or photographs. Readers may request a correction by calling the assignment desk at 836-1199, day or night. environmental meetings.

TUESDAY: Education activities. WEDNESDAY: You Can Help and driving while intoxicated listings. THURSDAY: Certificates of deposit. FRIDAY: Club meetings. SATURDAY: School lunch menus.

Smith Branson, Norma Parks, Sarah Here's how to contact various gov ernment officials and offices: State of Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan, State Capi tol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-3222. Fax: (314) 751-2128.

Lt. Gov. Roger Wilson, 121 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. (314) 751-4727.

Fax: (314) 751-9422. Secretary ol State Judith K. Mor- iarty, P.O. Box 778, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102.

(314) 751-4936. Fax: (314) 751- 5841. State Auditor Margaret Kelly, 224 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. Fax: (314) 751-6539.

State Treasurer Bob Holden, 229 State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101. Fax: (314) 751-9443. Attorney General Jay Nixon, Supreme Court Building, P.O. Box 899, Jefferson City, Mo.

65102. Fax: (314) 751-7948. Greene County Presiding Commissioner H.C. "Mike" Compton, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802.

868-4112. Fax: 868-4050. First District Commissioner Dave Coonrod, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 868-4112.

Fax: 868-4050. Second District Commissioner Jim Payne, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 868-4112. Fax: 868-4050.

Circuit Court Clerk Michael Carr, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 868-4110. 868-4050. Recorder of Deeds Russell Keller, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo.

65802. 868-4068. Fax: 868-4050. County Clerk Richard Struckhoff, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802.

868-4055. Fax: 8684170. Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Mountjoy. Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802.

868-4061. Fax: 868-4160. Sheriff John Plerpont, Sheriff's Department, 1000 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 8684040.

Fax: 8684108. Auditor Ernest Frisch Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 8684120. Fax: 8684050.

Assessor Jean Twitty, Greene County Courthouse, 940 Boonville Springfield, Mo. 65802. 868-4101. Fax: 8684050. Headline by: Jane Bennett, Samantha Smith, Cheryl Whitsitt, Sandra Woodard Editing by: Chick Howland, Louise Whall Obituaries, Death Notices: Susan Ideker Editorial Assistant Norma Parks tree has confessed to the killing..