News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 6

Newi Journal, Mansfield, O. Friday, April 6, 1984 6-a Records chols Cardington; F. D. Hilde-brand, Morrow Manor, Chesterville; Carol Morris, 691 Baker Mt. Gilead.

Releases Kenneth Breese, 201 E. Cedar Mt. Gilead. Hospitals The following record are obtained from lists provided by the hospitals. MANSFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissions Nancy C.

Ludwig, 291 S. Home Road, Mansfield; Amy E. Kilgore, 1196 Redman Mansfield; Joseph N. Wendling 40 Devon Road, Lexington; James E. Morris, 601 Springmill Mansfield; Anandi P.

Patel, 583 Dirlam Lane, Mansfield. Shannon M. Nelson, 942 Fifth Mansfield; Maxine Risner, Greenwich, RD Evelyn M. Johnston, 1826 Evline Drive, Mansfield; Dawn E. Baughman, 40 E.

Main Lucas; Shellie N. Perkins, Greenwich, RD 2. Robert L. Snyder, 560 Snyder Drive, Loudonville; Joseph K. Blankenbeckley, Ringgold, Fred D.

Rose, Ohio 546, Bellville, RD Micaela M. Stirtzinger, 637 Fleming Falls Road, Mansfield. Linda C. Chaffin, 3420 Bowman Street Road, Mansfield; Rhonda L. Arnett, 500 Cline Mansfield; Gladys I.

Taylor, 469 Howard Mansfield. Releases Catherine R. Carbet-ta, 2426 Mercer Mansfield; B. Berdine Whissel, 872 Grace Mansfield; baby boy Cline, 1035 City View Drive, Mansfield; Georgiann E. Mathews, 18 Highland Drive, Butler.

Paul J. Sabo, 3618 Lower Lees-ville Road, Bucyrus; James D. Perry, 361 Dean Road, Mansfield; Richard G. Sposito, 169 Sloboda Mansfield; Joann'E. Fisher, Hook Road, Crestline, RD Bernard A.

Wolf, Bellville, RD 2. Jeffrie Johnson, 270 W. Second Mansfield; Martha Souder, 4719 Park Avenue West, Mansfield; Cindy L. and baby boy Bright, 103Va N. Union Galion; Betty E.

Buzzard, 1192 Eastview Drive, Mansfield. Helen C. Joseph, 1833 Middle-Bellville Drive, Mansfield; John C. Starr, 1089 Walker Mansfield; Maryam and baby boy Davis, 740 Burns Mansfield; Cheryl D. and baby girl Shepherd, 52 Second Shelby.

Jeanne A. and baby girl Baker, 465 Connor Drive, Mansfield; Beth M. and baby boy Medley, 135 E. Cook Road, Mansfield; Denise C. Rollins, 484 Kentucky Mans- field; Faith I.

Oney, 79 Eleanor Mansfield. PEOPLES HOSPITAL Admissions Marilyn J. McClain, 743 Reed Road, Mansfield; Ethel Bowers, 1225 Michael Drive, Mansfield; Donald E. Grace, 1294 Walker Mansfield; Denny R. Sara Glauer, 802 N.

Henry Crestline. Releases Freddy Tuttle, 214 W. Broadway, Plymouth; Duane Will, Shelby, RD Ethel Roberts, 119 Boston Mansfield; Roger Kerr, Shelby, RD GALION Admissions Joni Hupp, Galion; Mary Ellen Keller, Galion; Shannon Kuhn, Crestline; Amanda Ogle, Athena Abraham, Mt. Gilead; Vesta Colestock, Galion; Amelia Guinup, Galion; Dorothy Horning, Crestline; Bertha Jewell, Galion; Marcia Noonan, Galion; Carol Ridener, Bucyrus; Edith Tinch, Galion; Randy Smith, Mansfield; Larry Swain, Crestline. Releases Virginia Ball, Crestline; Esther Bauer, Galion; Barbara Corwin, Galion; Mabel Helfrich, Galion; Kathleen Lenhart, Galion; Gladys Moyer, Galion; Jessie Pickering, Galion; Ernest Brovont, Galion; Carl Fendrick, Galion; Edwin Kindler, Galion; Charles Ma-glott, Galion; Kirby Miller, Galion; Dwight Moritz, Galion; Randolph Ratclif Galion.

MT. GILEAD Admissions Paul Stephens, 135 N. Rich Mt. Gilead; Lori Ann McCurdy, 5190 County Road 21, Marengo; Robert Philbrook, 125 Ni ley Rowland, Willard; Matthew McKenzie, Willard; Mildred Gibson, Shiloh; Shirley Neeley, Plymouth; Louis Wingert, Willard. Releases Herbert Schreiner, Bellevue; Patricia Reiderman, Willard; Louis Wingert, Willard; Daryl Brandt, Willard; Charles Gallutia, Willard; Donald Hall, Shiloh.

ASHLAND Admissions Harriet Leach, 226tt E. Liberty Ashland; Mabel McCluggage, Polk, RD Debbie McNaull, Ashland, RD Gregory Nelson, 1937 Claremont Ashland; Michael Rogers, Ashland, RD Michael Stutz, 804 Myers Ashland; Violet Whittaker, 324 Orange Ashland. Releases Justin Cooke, 1455 S. Wood Drive, Ashland; Richard Stauffer, 1629 Ohio 60, Ashland; Harriette Curtis, 507 Phillips Ashland; Kay Voorhees, 82 Samaritan Ashland; Mrs. Daniel and baby girl Smith, 857 W.

Main Ashland. SHELBY Admissions Roderick Miller, 125 W. Main Shelby; Kelley Steinhour, 744 E. Church Galion; Dean Kehres, Shelby, RD Martin Cross, Shelby, RD Pamela Strohm, West Main Street, Shiloh; Amber Ritchie, 44 Oak Shelby; Sutherland, 1158 Delwood Road, Mansfield; Sandra S. Hawkins, 399 Cedarwood Drive, Lexington.

Lora Conn, 1002 Benedict Road, Mansfield; Judie L. Anderson, 24 Brentwood Road, Mansfield; Charles R. Crawford, 400 Sherwood Court, Mansfield; Tammy Nichols, 222 Hampton Road, Lexington. Releases Waldo Welch, 405 Third Mansfield; James M. Botjer, 624 Hickory Lane, Mansfield; Joseph H.

Karl, 2019 Farm-dale Road, Mansfield. CRESTLINE Admissions Mrs. J. Harold Marquart, Crestline; Mrs. Kevin Phelps, Mansfield.

Releases Donald Elkins, Mansfield; Kathy Griefenstine, Crestline. LOUDONVILLE Admissions None. Releases Henry Butts, Loudonville. BUCYRUS Admissions None. Releases Gary Beran, Bucyrus; Edwin Foght, Sulphur Springs; Richard Robinson, Bucyrus; Wilma Sitler, Bucyrus.

WILLARD Admissions Sally Fields, Wil-lard; Helen Hough, Plymouth; Con- Van thief ordered to make restitution Police calls 1014 Averill Mansfield -Someone broke into the home of De-bra F. Hissong, 1014 Averill Thursday between 5:45 and 6:30 p.m. and cut holes in a waterbed, police reported. The bedroom carpet was soaked with water and leaking into the basement, police reported. The break-in is still under investigation.

Mansfield A 31-year-old Bigs-by, man was arrested on a governor's warrant Thursday about 10:30 a.m. for extradition to Oklahoma, sheriff's deputies said. Justin Boyd Phelon is wanted on a charge for lewd molestation, and is being held in Richland County Jail, deputies said. Births MANSFIELD Thursday Son to Nathaniel and Heidi Isaac, 331 Prescott Mansfield. BUCYRUS Daughter to Annette and Robert Banichar, New Washington.

ASHLAND Daughter to Angela and Roger Staley, 306 Carrol Ashland. Son to Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton, 907 S. Heltman Ashland.

Daughter to Joyce and Delbert McArdle, 208 Ferrell Ashland. SHELBY Daughter to Kelley Steinhour, 744 E. Church Galion. Son to Pamela and Richard Stohm, West Main Street, Shiloh. MT.

GILEAD Son to Lori McCurdy and Charles Sayre, 5190 County Road 21, Marengo. who pleaded no contest or guilty to felony charges. Samuel J. Burson, no age or address available, pleaded guilty to two counts of gross sexual imposition involving incidents last November and in February. Kathy Lucille Jung, 30, of 258 E.

Second St. pleaded no contest to and was found guilty of a drug-trafficking charge for aiding the Feb. 3 sale of seven doses of LSD to an agent from the state Department of Liquor Control. Jung was one of 46 persons arrested Feb. 19 in a series of raids at three North Main Street bars and a local pool hall.

She also pleaded no contest to a violation of the probation she received last November on a felony-theft charge. Henson found her guilty of violating three conditions of her probation: violating a law for the LSD arrest, visiting bars Feb. 3 and 18 and failing to maintain a 10 p.m. curfew. David Allen Grant and Douglas Allen Murphy pleaded guilty to a Jan.

8 break in of Madison South Junior High School. Sheriff's deputies caught Grant, 22, of 204 Malone Road, and Murphy, 21, of 3455 Ohio 545 inside the school after an alarm went off. Deputies sent to the school, 700 S. Illinois also caught Timothy Raymond Thompson, and a break-ing-andOentering charge is pending against him. Also in Common Pleas Court, Leroy Weidon 25, of 466 N.

Mulberry Mansfield, pleaded innocent Thursday to a marijuana-trafficking charge. and the jury began deliberations about 2 p.m. They were dismissed for the evening at 5 p.m. and began deliberations again this morning. Davenport was indicted by a federal grand jury in December for the armed robbery of the savings and loan at 2281 W.

Fourth St. MANSFIELD Judge James Henson of Richland County Common Pleas Court ordered restitution Wednesday as a probation requirement for Eddie R. Spillman, who received a suspended sentence for auto theft. Henson sentenced Spillman, 18, of 34 Sherman Shelby, to a suspended one-year term in the Ohio State Reformatory for stealing a van last November from the Fraternal Order of Eagles on East Main Street in Shelby. Sheriff's deputies recovered the van at Sabo Drive and McElroy Road after a high-speed chase which ended when the van struck a cruiser, a detective said.

The van was valued at $6,000 by its owner, Michael Radebaugh of 137 N. Gamble Shelby. Henson placed Spillman on three years of probation, ordering him to spend the first 90 days in the Richland County Jail. The judge also ordered Spillman to make full restitution, get alcohol counseling and obtain his high-school diploma. Spillman pleaded guilty March 5.

Judge Max Chilcote ordered a pre-sentence investigation Thursday for Vane E. Zahn, who pleaded guilty to a charge of gross sexual imposition. The charge was reduced from rape. Zahn, 39, of 146 Lexington Apartment 1, Mansfield, originally was indicted for raping a 39-year-old Mansfield woman last Sept. 3.

Reduction of the charge, to which the victim consented, lowers the potential prison term from five to 25 years to 18 months to five years. Henson ordered pre-sentence investigations for four Mansfielders Municipal court to the garage, which was a total loss, according to firefighters. Fifth and Bowman streets, Mansfield Firefighters were called to a car on fire owned by Greg Gerhart, 439 A-Bloominggrove Road, Crestline, RD 1, Thursday at 11:28 p.m. There were no injuries reported and the fire damage was confined to the car, firefighters reported. The fire was thought to have been caused when the car backfired through the carburetor.

West Park Shopping Center, Mansfield Firefighters were called to a car fire in the Park Avenue West shopping center Thursday at 3:32 p.m. The engine compartment was a total loss, firefighters reported. It is unknown how the fire started. fined $225 and costs, 30 days in county jail, $200 of fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year, and alcohol treatment sought and probation for one year. Petit theft Donald L.

Reiser, Marion; and Michael J. Moore III, 466 Biscayne Drive, Mansfield; both fined $250 and costs, 30 days in county jail, jail sentences suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Carrying firearm while under the influence of alcohol Julius A. Cor-rell 1192 Walker Lake Road, Mansfield, fined $250 and costs, 30 days in county jail, 27 days of jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Discharging firearm within city limits U.L.

Feagin, 495 Lily Mansfield, fined $125 and costs, 10 days in county jail, $100 of fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Criminal trespassing Rhonda R. Thomas, Akron, fined $100 and costs. Disorderly conduct Tony A. Pue, 357 W.

Fifth Mansfield, fined $100 and costs, five days in county jail, $50 fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one yean and menacing, dismissed; and criminal damaging, dismissed; Dannie L. King, 177 Crestline Mansfield, fined $100 and costs, 10 days in county jail, jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Expired operator license Roy W. Force III, 131 Sherwood Drive, Lexington, forfeited $50 bond; Beth A. Barrett, 572 W.

Third Mansfield, fined $50 and costs, fined suspended. I il (it LOV Accused robber jailed in Bucyrus BUCYRUS It took nearly six years, but Crawford County got its man Wednesday when Richard Cremeans, 32, of Ironton, RD 2, was returned to the county on an aggravated robbery charge. Cremeans, who is being held in Crawford County Jail in Bucyrus, was indicted in November 1978 for the armed robbery of Eric Pirnstill at the Pirnstill residence, 418 S. Spring according to Joseph Poli-to, investigator for the prosecutor's office. Polito said the robbery occurred Oct.

22, 1978, when two men robbed Pirnstill at gunpoint. Taken in the robbery were a pick-up truck, a .22 caliber handgun, stereo unit, clothing and record albums. Cremeans was the only person indicted for the robbery, according to Polito. Polito said officials periodically look through old indictments and pull ones they feel they cannot pursue, but the indictment against the Ironton man was not thrown out because of the seriousness of the crime. "We plan to proceed with the charges," Polito said.

College center sets open house ASHLAND An open house for the John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs of Ashland College will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday, May 3, following a private dedication ceremony. The open house will allow community members to view the newly finished center prior to the Second Annual John M. Ashbrook Dinner in the John C.

Myers Convocation Center, which will feature Vice President and Mrs. George Bush. One of the main attractions of the Ashbrook Center will be a glass-enclosed replica of Ashbrook's Washington office, containing his desk and office furnishings. The center will feature copies of lectures and seminars given as part of the Major Issues Lecture Series, which has attracted such speakers as Jeane Kirkpatrick, U.S. representative the United Nations, and Lyn Nofziger, political consultant and former assistant to President Ronald Reagan.

In addition, the center will contain the 700-case collection of papers from Ashbrook's political career, which included 21 years as a representative serving the 17th District. He was running for the Senate when he died in April 1982. ADC funds distributed COLUMBUS April distribution of $1,366,090 in Aid to Dependent Children was made to 15,393 households in north central Ohio counties, according to the state Auditor's office. There were 6,686 Richland County recipients who received $596,804. In Ashland County, checks totalling $140,733 went to 1,589 households and in Crawford County 2,966 recipients received $260,687.

Huron County payments of $218,862 went to 2,512 and in Morrow County 1,640 households received $139,004. The payments do not include weekly ADC auxiliary payments, according to Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. The principal April payment went to 587 more recipients than the one in March and ncreased by $5,804. 281 W.

Fourth Mansfield Police were called after a burglary between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Entry was gained through the basement on the east side of the house, police reported. A kerosene space heater was reported stolen, but nothing else was disturbed in the house, according to police.

365 Central Mansfield Police were called to a burglary at the Central Avenue garage Thursday between 5 p.m. and 6:17 p.m, Culprits ransacked the garage throwing items all over, police said. Various flea market items, tools and miscellaneous items were missing, police reported. Fire calls 608 W. Fourth Mansfield Firefighters were called to the rear of the vacant burning garage today about 1:54 a.m.

There were no injuries reported. Damage was confined sentence suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year. Domestic assault William Swisher, 46 East Raleigh Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, 90 days in county jail, $450 fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year, alcohol treatment sought and probation for one year. Petit theft Gladys G. Watts, 612 Scott Crestline, fined $500 and costs, 30 days in county jail, jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for 18 months.

Theft by deception Paul Kingman, 1243 Pawnee Mansfield, fined $250 and costs, 30 days in county jail, $100 fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for 18 months, restitution made within six months and probation for six months. Disorderly conduct Thomas A. Levy, 160 East Main Lexington, fined $100 nd costs, fine suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year; Daniel L. Mei-ster, 227 Buckeye Mansfield, fined $100 and costs, fine and costs suspended. Insecure load Clyde Borden, 1680 Lorkay Drive, Mansfield, fined $50 and costs.

Expired license plates Willie E. Davis, 443 Columbia Mansfield, forfeited $50 bond. Failure to stop for school bus discharging passenger Walter B. Orr, 374 Willowood Drive East, Mansfield, forfeited $63 bond. Speeding Lyman T.

Smith III, 990 East Hanley Road, Mansfield, forfeited $83 bond. No operator license two charges Henry W. Scott, 226 S. Diamond Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, $350 of fine suspended on condition of no law violations for one year and operator license obtained within 90 days, one charge; and second charge, fined $100 and costs, fine suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Assault Leonard Feagin, Detroit, fined $250 and costs, 30 days in county jail, jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one year, and resisting arrest, dismissed; and driving while intoxicated, dismissed.

Aggravated menacing Roger L. Brokaw, 107 Lilac Court, Mansfield, correction Terry Lang, 24, of 138 W. Third who was in fair condition Thursday in Mansfield General Hospital after a stabbing incident, was incorrectly identified in The News Journal as a woman. Bank robbery charges against Mansfield man in hands of jury AKRON A federal jury is deliberating the fate of Kent Davenport, 22, of 302 Grace Mansfield, charged with last September's robbery of the Equitable Savings and Loan Co. in Ontario.

Prosecution and defense attorneys rested their cases Thursday Man kills two DOWNERS GROVE, 111. (AP) -Police say a recent separation and two years of unemployment may explain why a man barricaded himself in his ex-girlfriend's home, fatally shot their two daughters and then Charges, persons charged and dispositions in Municipal Court were: Physical control of motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol Michael L. Enderle, Cincinnati, fined $600 and costs; and reckless operation, second offense, fined $150 and costs; William E. Johnson, 1382 Winner Circle, Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, three days in county jail, jail sentence suspended on condition of no law violations for one year. Driving while intoxicated Bruce A.

Pryor, Marion Avenue Road, Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, 60 days in county jail, operator license suspended 60 days with driving rights, jail sentence suspended on condition of completion of jail alternate program and no like violations for one year; and wrong way on one way street, dismissed; James C. Moore, 81 W. First Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, 60 days in county jail, operator license suspended 60 days with driving rights, 56 days jail sentence suspended on condition of completion of jail alternate program and no like violations for one year; Leslie L. Clevidence, 2075 Ashland Road, Mansfield, fined $500 and costs, 10 days in county jail, operator license suspended one year, with occupational driving rights, jail sentence and 10 months license suspension suspended on condition of completion of jail alternate program and no law violations for one year; Driving while intoxicated Doni-ta D. Tryon, 1855 Lexington Spring-mill Road, Mansfield; and Michael P.

Vance, 2436 Wedgewood, Mansfield; both fined $500 and costs, 60 days in county jail, operator licenses suspended 60 days with driving rights, jail sentences suspended on condition of completion of jail alternate program and no like violations for one year. Reckless operation McKinley Callahan 585 Burns Mansfield; Ralph J. Joseph, 1412 Barbara Lane, Mansfield; and Mark A. Stehle, 902 Dresden Drive, Mansfield; all fined $100 and costs. No operator license Jackie D.

Swanigan, 688 Burger Mansfield, fined $250 and costs, 10 days in county jail, $200 fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year; Dylan C. Harlow, 146 West Second Mansfield, fined $50 and costs. Operating motor vehicle while license is suspended Brenda J. Longden, 530 Springmill Mansfield, fined $250 and costs, 10 days in county jail, $225 fine and jail sentence suspended on condition of no similar law violations for one year, Kevin S. Gorrell, 352 Buckeye, Mansfield, fined $250 and costs, 30 days in county fine and jail daughters, self killed himself.

An eight-hour standoff, during which James Graumenz, 25, refused to speak with negotiators, ended when police heard gunfire and broke into the house. 4 BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY April 20 and 21 8:30 to 10 a.m. Skyview Restaurant Hippety-hoppety Easter's on its way! And the Eoster Bunny's here to play! Kids will enjoy aeiicious, nutritious breakfast and their pictures taicen with the Easter Bunny. Cost is $3 per person. For reservations, call 529-2200, ext.

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