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Friday, March 6, 1987 Missouri orders 'Condom Sense' to shredder Dally record Births EDLUND, Jeffery and Jama (Nicholson), 1031 W. McGee, a girl, 10:15 p.m. March 4, St. John's. ETHRIDGE, Wayne and Mary (Breshears), Bolivar, a girl, 7:49 p.m.

March 4, Cox South. EVANS, Randall Terri (Long), Ozark, a boy, 9:38 a.m. March 4, Cox South. Don and Valerie (Carlson), 633 S. Miller, a girl, 9:26 a.m.

March 3, St, John's HALL, Stephen and Janice (Mace), Ava, a boy, 1:08 a.m. March 4, Cox South. HAMPTON, Michael and Brenda (Irby), Ava, a boy, 8:31 p.m. March 4, Cox South. MOORE, Charles and Lisa (McCutcheon), Hollister, a boy, 8:15 p.m.

March 4, Cox South. MORFITT, Dale and Sheila (Rasmussen), 1111 N. Glenstone, a boy, 4:28 p.m. "March 4, Cox South. NORRIS, Kenneth and Debbie (Metts), 628 E.

John's. Kearney, a boy, 6:43 a.m. March 5, St. PECK, David and Sandra (Sharpe), N. Broadway, a boy, 7:50 p.m.

March 4, St. John's. 'STINSON, Jack and Tammy (Jones), 1852 S. Weaver, a girl, 10:29 p.m. March 4, St.

John's. Marriage licenses Britton Lee Gibbons, 24, of 921 S. Scenic, and Marshall Lyn Williams, 18, of 921 S. Scenic. Micheal Ray Maine, 22; of 1115 E.

Cherry, and Kimberly Anne Noennig, 19, of 2451 S. Camber. Douglas Allen Bouldin, 21, of 2154 S. Fairway, and Cheryl Ann Hall, 23, of 2154 S. Fairway.

Gary Kyle Rollins, 23, of 2072 E. Bennett, and Jill Justine Shelton, 22, of 2010 E. Page. Public meetings MONDAY Historical Site Board Meets at 3 p.m. in City Council Chambers, City Hall, 830 Boonville.

Springfield City Council Meets at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers. Committee to Study the Homeless and Hungry Meets at 7 p.m. in Conference Room, 321 E. Chestnut Expressway: Radar check The Springfield Police Department's radar check will be concentrated until 10:30 p.m.

today on East Chestnut Expressway and South Glenstone Avenue and possibly at other locations throughout the city. Monday's monitoring will be concentrated from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Norton Road and East Seminole Street and possibly at other locations. George Earl Young 27, of 2316 N.

Howard, and Deborah Sue Pettey, 20, of 1126 Locust. Robert Lee Campell, 54, Jefferson City, and Elizabeth Ann Hardin, 39, of 1339 S. Kentwood. Jeffrey Alan Kilgore, 21, of 637 E. Montclair and Laura Jean Waite, 17, of 637 E.

Montclair. Onas White, over 21, Ash Grove, and Permelia Ellen Martin, over 21, Ash Grove. Associate Circuit Court Misdemeanor cases Addresses used are those listed at time of first court appearance. Lynn Anderson Bell, 1213 N. Brown, first-degree trespassing, 75-day jail term.

Gary Lennon, Duquesne, stealing, 24-hour jail term with credit for -time served. Wanda Lou Reed, Joplin, stealing, reduced from felony, suspended six-month jail term. Carol Ann Shadden, Ash Grove, stealing, reduced from felony, suspended one year jail term. Todd Tindall, stealing, 1530 S. Estate, suspended 60-day jail term.

Regina Rose Lett, 1467 N. Johnston, stealing, reduced from forgery, suspended year county jail term and 40 hours one of community service. Floyd Vaughn, 3020 W. Hovey, two counts passing bad checks, reduced from felony; two suspended, consecutive oneyear jail terms and 15-day jail sentence as shock George Michael Widmeyer, 2857 E. Catalpa, stealing, probation revoked, given one-year jail term.

Dissolutions of marriage William Joe Dipman, petitioner, and Denise Marcell Dipman, respondent; dissolution granted; respondent awarded custody of minor child. William L. Thomas, petitioner, and Maggie L. Thomas, respondent; dissolution granted. Bobby Allen Lean, petitioner, and Karen Marie Lean, respondent; dissolution granted.

Phyllis Antonia VanDel, petitioner, and William Craig VanDel, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner awarded custody of minor child. Shelley D. Burns, petitioner, and Randall K. Burns, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner awarded custody of minor child. Myla L.

Bright, petitioner, and James E. Bright, respondent; dissolution granted; parents awarded joint custody of two minor children; petitioner to have primory physical custody. Jerry Loyd Crawford, and Karen Sue Crawford, joint petitioners; dissolution granted; parents awarded ioint custody of three minor children; Karen Crawford to have primary physical custody. Robin Killough Fuller, petitioner; and Robert John Fuller, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner awarded of minor child. Rita Faye Harvel, petitioner, and Robert Lee Harvel respondent; dissolution granted.

Cindy Sue Potter, petitioner, and Donald William Potter, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner's former name, restored. Pamela- -Jean -Moser, petitioner, and James Allen Moser, respondent; dissolution granted; petitioner awarded custody of two minor children. David Wayne Carpenter, petitioner, and Paula Gail Carpenter, respondent; dissolution granted; respondent awarded custody of minor child. PLAY THE NUMBERS GAME A WAREHOUSE AT WE BUSTING THE ARE SEAMS SALE! Starts Friday 9am The WE ARE REG. ROAD OVERSTOCKED NEW LOAD STORE MENS EVERY OVER 2000 LADIES LADIES ITEM IN THE OVER 2000 WAREHOUSE WILL BE $600 OR LESS OR KIDS VISA LESS NAME BRAND CLOT 2948 E.

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Louis PostDispatch reported today. 'A lot of the material was fine and very appropriate," department spokeswoman Laurie Ellison told the newspasper for a copyright story, "It talked about condoms and how they could be used and the proper use of a condom," she said. "The problem we had as a department was the last two or three panels that went a step further. They included information and suggestions that were not publie suggestions or publiehealth information." The brochure originally was published by the St. Louis Effort for AIDS to promote the use of condoms in preventing acquired immune deficiency syndrome and other sexually transmitted diseases.

The approval to reprint the pamphlet last month came from an employee in the state health Director Dr. Robert G. Harmon and other officials in the department's program that fights AIDS. reviewed the copies before they were distributed agency and decided they were not appropriate because of their sexual content. The section in question is titled "Condoms can be fun, if you use some imagination." It describes techniques to make sex more enjoyable while using condoms.

The department has since reprinted another brochure, written by the U.S. Public Health Service and the American Red Cross, and the employees responsible for the reprint ing have been disciplined, said C. Charles Stokes deputy director of the Health Department. The SPRINGFIELD der THE NUMBERS TO WINNERS TO PUZZLE PUZZLE $100.00 TOTAL 80 10 20 32 18 Lloyd Isdell, Pleasant Hope 40 64 70 $50.00 10 40 56 42 M. Demorast, Springfield TOTAL 54 12 55 TOTAL 109 130 $25.00 73 67 15 88 16 66 Carol Benter, Springfield 36 42 9 20 64 4 NEW GAMES EACH WEEK! EACH GAME PAYS $175.00 IN CASH PRIZES! Plus A CHANCE TO WIN THE GRAND PRIZE $2,000 CASH! A TO PLAY 1.

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