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44 briefs 11 die in state weekend mishaps By The Associated Press A car wreck near Florence and another in Tuscaloosa County have raised Alabama's weekend accident death toll to at least 11. State troopers said Tim Taylor Bracher, 19, of Sheffield was killed Sunday in a collision on Alabama about three miles north of Florence. Highway 17 James T. Bailey, 47, of Brookwood died in a headon collision Sunday on a county road about 17 miles north of Tuscaloosa. Among those killed in the other weekend accidents were four more teen-agers and a 3-yearold drowning victim.

Rescue officials said the body of 3-year-old Ian Michael Butka of Riverside was found in Lake Logan Martin at 6:33 a.m. Sunday. The child had been missing since Saturday, officials said. Birmingham police said Andrew J. Robinson 51, of Birmingham was killed Sunday in a two collision within the city limits.

State troopers gave the following list of traffic fatalities: -Phillip Cataldo, 16, of Irondale and Donna Faye Dowling, 17, of Birmingham, both died in a single-car mishap early Sunday. Officers said the car in which they were riding ran off Jefferson County Highway 62, one mile east of Mountain Brook and struck a tree. -A 17-year-old Montgomery youth, Dennis Kamerow, fatally injured Sunday when his car ran off Alabama Highway 170, six miles north of Wetumpka, crashed and threw his body into a creek. Police said the car had "faulty equipment." -Joy of Eight Mile and Charles Harvey, 19, of McIntosh, killed Saturday, 29 miles north of Mobile on U.S. 43.

Their car ran off the highway and overturned. -A two-vehicle accident early Saturday on Limestone County Highway 20 west of Mooresville claimed the life of 21-yearold Luann Wiggins of Decatur. -Jack Wayne Boyer, 23, of New Hope died Friday night when his car went out of control on a rain-slick Madison County road, north of his hometown, ran off the highway and overturned. GI is found dead in bed A soldier at Pt. McClellan was found dead in bed Sunday morning.

Sgt. Pearlie Mae Williams, 28, was found in bed at an Army barracks at 8 a.m. Sunday, an Army spokesman said. Cause of death is unknown and an investigation was continuing today. She was a drill sergeant of Company of the 9th Military Police Battalion.

She was from Houston, Tex. Doctors' offices broken into Break-ins at a service station and an office were reported by Anniston police over the weekend. Police said burglars entered the rear door of the Anniston Orthopedic Associates at 825 Keith Ave. between 5 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m.

Saturday. Items stolen and their value were undetermined, according to police reports. Police also said burglars stole approximately $240 in merchandise and money between 9 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday at West End Texaco, address unavailable from police records.

According to police reports, the burglars took approximately 50 cartons of cigarettes, $25 in currency and and undetermined quantity of beer. Police are investigating both break-ins. 8 charged with DWI Anniston and Jacksonville police and state troopers arrested and charged eight persons with driving while intoxicated during the weekend. Anniston police charged Jimmy Hughley, 38, of 906 W. 18th Fred L.

Davis, 30, of 1607 McDaniel Charles E. Brown 59, of 320 W. Third all of Anniston; Joe Vann Phillips, 37, Anniston, Rt. and Linda Lea Lewis, 18, of Birmingham. Hughley also was charged with speeding.

Miss Lewis also was charged with reckless driving. Phillips also was charged with driving while his license is revoked. Davis also was charged with reckless driving, driving while his license is suspended and resisting arrest. Brown also was charged with driving while his license is suspended. Jacksonyille police charged Walter Thomas Mayes, 22, of Rome, Ga.

State troopers charged Larry Edward Cortney, 33, address unavailable from sheriff's department records. Cortney also was charged with driving while his license is suspended. 2 arrested in drug case Anniston police arrested and charged two men with violation of the Alabama Uniform Controlled Substance Act during the weekend. According to police reports, charges were made against Ken Allen Baird, 22, of 3109 Braemen Village, Eugene, and Tad Walter Remrey, 28, of 5550 Silverstar Rd. :405, Orlando, Fla.

No further details were available from police. Gunfire strikes residence An unknown gunman shot into an occupied South Anniston home Friday night, but no one was injured, according to police reports. Police said the shooting occurred at the home of Willie B. Stewart, 427 St. at 11:45 p.m.

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236-7528- BOCK ANNISTON BUSINESS MACHINES 1029 CURNEE 7A The Anniston Star Monday, Nov. 7, Area obituaries REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Visiting hours: 1-2 p.m. and p.m. every day; for maternity and Intensive care, call the hospital for hours. ADMISSIONS Ursula Lawson, 9 Pelham Heights; Joan B.

Poore, Munford; Emmie Louise Moss, 313 Raemon Drive; Vickie Morgan, Carol Young, Elaine Lackey, Anthony Reid, M. McElroy, William Rushing, Martha Potts, William Jennings, Helen Metheny, Martha White, Martha Couch, John L. Thomas, Linda Bryant, Regina Fleming, Sharon Medley, David Haynes, Nichols, James C. Cooper. Denise Couch, Anniston; Stanley Soboleski.

Jacksonville; Bonnie Kirk, 705 Knox Bill Tuck, 2904 West Adams Marvis O. Barker, Oxford; Daniel A. Pettus, Oxford; Mary V. Hines, 511 W. Mamie Conner, 301 Glen Addie; James D.

Ray, Oxford; Thomas L. Best, Anniston, Rt. Debra L. Holman, 2309 Paul Marie Faye S. Carden, Griffin, Mandy Cole Lackey, Munford; Patricia S.

Tidwell, Wellington; Deloris R. Mayben, 725 Constantine Marie Middlebrooks, 523 S. Smith Marvin Lott, Ohatchee; Sarah Houser, 1514 Wilmer Sara Kelley, Anniston, Rt. 10; Mary R. Breazeal, Anniston, Rt.

Mary Windsor, Oxford; Katherine Warren, 1111 Boynton Jeff Phillips, 711 W. 16th Pascal W. Maulding, Oxford; Samuel H. Hamner, 308 Crestview Road; Anne E. Effinger, Jacksonville; Clifford F.

Ingram, Oxford; Daniel G. Collins, Ohatchee; Christina Ann Gallman, Talladega; Tennie Lee Creel, 421 West 45th Bonnie Kirk, 705 Knox Diann A. Ledbetter, Betty L. Ford, Jacksonville; Tolando M. Wilson, 711 King Joyce A.

Nelson, Lineville; Cathy M. Rich, 508 McKleroy Dana E. Westfall, 15 B. Constantine Cynthia Johnson, 101 West 13th Glenda G. Triplett, Oxford; 1 Earlin Grady Brown, Talladega.

BIRTHS Carol Young, girl; Elaine Lackey, girl; Martha White, girl; Linda Bryant, girl; Sharon Medley, boy; Bonnie Kirk, girl. STRINGFELLOW Visiting hours: no set hours. ADMISSIONS Ruth G. Reese, P. 0.

273, Alexandria; Stacy Satterfield, Wellington; Mollye Hulsey, Anniston; Homer Crossley, Anniston; Leonard Kennedy, Rt. 2, Box 105, Ohatchee; Elaine Hohnson, P.O. Box 652, Bynum; Agnes Clark, No. 2 Circle Drive, Anniston; Keith Dempsey, 1220 Jackson Oxford. JACKSONVILLE Visiting hours: 11 a.m.

4 p.m. ADMISSIONS Louise Ledbetter, Blue Mountain; Betty Bailey, Anniston; Hamilton Lamah, Jacksonville; Mildred Horton, Jacksonville; Connie M. Odom, Anniston; Elton P. Haney, Anniston; Charles Bryant, Oxford. Mullins ROANOKE Services for Mrs.

Pexia Lee Mullins, 71, of Roanoke were today at Quattlebaum Chapel, burial to be in Winnsboro, Tex. Mrs. Mullins died Saturday in West Georgia Medical Center. Survivors include two brothers, Madison Strickland of Roanoke and Owens Strickland of Five Points; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Stafford of Fairfax.

Murphy JACKSONVILLE Mrs. Leona Murphy, 83, of Jacksonville died today at Piedmont Hospital after a long illness. Services will be announced by Mickelsen Brown-Service Mortuary. BEACON, N.Y. Services for Mrs.

Faye Shaw Rowlands of Beacon, N.Y., formerly of Anniston, will be Tuesday in Beacon. Mrs. Rowlands died Sunday at Highland Hospital in Beacon after a long illness. Survivors include her husband, Robert L. Rowlands; two daughters, Mrs.

Jeanne Ryan and Miss Deborah Rowlands, both of West Point, N.Y.; a son, William Rowlands of N.Y.; her parents, Mrs. Pauline Kilgore Shaw and the late James Arthur Shaw of Anniston; and a sister, Mrs. Jeane Shaw Gardner of Anniston. Mrs. Rowlands was a native of Birmingham and later moved to Anniston.

She was the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Forney Kilgore and the late James Pleasant and Emma Shaw, all of Anniston. Sewell Services for William Frank Sewell, 73, of 2003 Alabama 21, Oxford, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Miller Funeral Chapel with the Rev.

C.B. Davis officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery in Piedmont with Miller Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Sewell died Sunday at his residence.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mildred H. Sewell of Oxford; two daughters, Mrs. Edna McKenzie and Mrs. Teresa Mitchell, both of Oxford; two sons, Huey Sewell of Oxford and Gerald Sewell of Lakeland, a sister, Mrs.

Minnie Reynolds of Piedmont; seven grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers will be Tony Roberts, Stanley Roberts, Ricky Roberts, Ray Roberts, Gene Holley and DeWitt Brown. Mr. Sewell was a member of Congregational Methodist Church Piedmont and a lifelong resident of Calhoun County. He operated the concession stand in the courthouse 29 years.

The body will remain at the funeral home through services. Waldorf Services for Ralph Bert Waldorf, 43, of Anniston, Rt. 5, will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel with burial in Iron City Cemetery and Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. Mr.

Waldorf died Sunday in White Plains. Survivors include a son, Michael Waldorf of Tonawanda, N.Y.; a daughter, Miss Susan Waldorf of Tonawanda; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Waldorf of Anniston; a brother, Frederick L.

Waldorf of Okeechobee, five sisters, Mrs. Sally Terrell 'and Mrs. Barbara Thompson, both of Albany, Mrs. Deborah Yanke of Iron City, Mrs. Sandra Moore of Okeechobee and Mrs.

Karen Senko of Tonawanda. Mr. Waldorf was a native of New York and a resident of Calhoun County the past five months. He was an employee of Spring Valley Foods of Heflin. The body will remain a at the funeral home through the services.

Russians stage big parade MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet government marked the 60th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution today with its biggest Red Square military parade in years, including the first public display of the new T-72 tank and two new artillery pieces. With the temperature at freezing point, President Leonid I. Brezhnev and other Kremlin leaders reviewed the parade $10,000 REWARD 0 This is an important message from The Peoples Telephone Company in Leesburg. A $10,000 reward is now being offered for information leading A to the arrest and conviction of any individual, or group 6 of individuals, responsible for the destruction of Peoples Telephone Company equipment and cables. As recently as Wednesday, November 2nd, telephone cables were cut by vandals, disrupting service to more than 80 per cent of our customers.

That's eight out of ten exchanges left with no means of long distance communications! The elderly the sick the injured had no way of contacting emergency services. When the cables are cut, local companies cannot conduct their businesses. And folks like you must face hours or days of disrupted service while repairs are being made. Since the strike began last July 13th, over 200 cable cuttings have occurred. The vandals who sabotage our equipment think they are hurting Peoples Telephone Company.

They are not they are hurting you the people. it is a criminal act that must be stopped! That is why The Peoples Telephone Company is offering a $10,000. reward. If you know anything that will assist your County Sheriff in the arrest and conviction of those for this destruction, call him now. All information will be held in strictest confidence.

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