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l)f Arizona ZJuiln Slur Tucson, Tuesday, May 12, 1987 PUBUC RECORDS BIRTHS Tucvon Medic Center Pamela and John Boyd, Oov, Mav 7. Rosa no Cardenas, girl, Mav 7. Cndv and Gtiberto Castillo, boy, May 7. Sandra and Russell Childs, twin bovs, Mav 7. Diane and Peler Culicover, boy, May 7.

Judith and Ernest Gaiaz, boy, Mav 7. Jodetle and Victor Jonnson, girl, Mav 7. Kaihv and Thorval Moidrem, bov, May 7. Maria Revna, bov, May 7. Debrah Shaw, bov, May 7, Mar tone and Stuart Bairtj, bov, Mav Maria Castillo, girl, Mav I Cynthia and Mark Kuznicki, girl, May 8.

Bealriz and Ysidro Martinez, bov, Mav 8, St. Jweph'i Hospital Maria Saborl, bov, Mav 8. Sandra and James King, girl, Mav 8. Janedda and Ernest Jones, girl, May 8. Ami and Michael Willord, girl.

Mav 8 Denise Schioman and Michael Piessner, bov, Mav 8. Sally and Can S'ouHer, bov, Mav 8. Livda and Darren Corral, girl, Mav 8 Guadaiuoe and Jorge Mendoza, bov, Mav 8. Laura and Vance Denart boy, Mav 8. Chrisline Juan and Atan Francisco, bdv, Mav 8.

Gma Lopez, girl, Mav 9 Frances and Miguel Momaras, bov. May 9. Norma Lozova, twin bovs, May 9. Susan Gains and Patrick Hall, bov, Mav 1 Teresila and Mano Bernal, bov, May 9. Tammy Cochran, girt, Mav 9.

Chert and Robert Swain, boy, Mav 10. Florine Marlin, girl, May 10. Clarisse and Dennis Lander os. girl, May 11. Lelicia and Erneslo Aguirre, bov, Mav 11- Tucun Gtntral Mortal Rodin and Jeffrey Sill, girl, April Lvneiie and Timothy WaDott, boy, May I.

DOMESTIC RELATIONS Marriage licenses Scott D. Adkim, Tucson, and Judith A. Fuller, 24, Tucson. John P. Anglulo, 24, Tucson, and Patricia A.

Waggoner, 22, Tucson. Oscar F. AviKs 2, Tucson, and Maria W. Guaiardo, 21, Tucson. James J.

Baikie, 72, Martinez, and Elizabeth M. Oieda, 77, Yartinei, Ga. Victor M. Castaneda, legal age, Tucson, and Olivia C. Del-gado, legal age, Tucson.

Larry Denier, 38, Tucson, and Denise M. McCann, 28, Tucson. Larry Ferguson, 39, Atlanta, and Theodora A. Hart, 42, Atlanta. Ga.

Victor Flore 41, Tucson, and Alice 0. Garcia, 40, Tucson. Rodolfo A Carrisoia Franco, 24, Tucson, and Debra Sanchez, 23, Tucson. James B. Goidie, 29, Tucson, and Elaine R.

Welfare, 31, Tucson, Thomas E. Hamilton, 37, Tucson, and Victoria E. Staub, 45, Tucson, Dennis J. Hansen, 33, Tucson, and Tracev L. Ames, 29, Tucson.

Chad A. Hunley, 20, Tucson, and Deborah E. Matiella, 19, Tucson. James Hurley, 35, Tucson, and Tamara Winslead, 37, Tucson. Stanley A Jones, 42, Aio, and Terry A.

Marker, 41 Aio Richard C. Kriegel III, 35, Tucson, and Deborah A Havens, 24, Tucson. Jackie K. Leiffer 30, Tucson, and Susan Weresch, 31, Tucson. Gregory P.

Lusler, 24, Tucson, and Euphemia 0. Kneppen, 32, Tucson, Pete L. Martin, 20, Tucson, and Gloria A. Rodriguez, 20, Tucson. Eric McBride, 24, Tucson, and Doreen M.

Houle, 20, Tucson. Lionel G. McFarlane, 24, Newburgh, N.Y., and Dawn Chinn, Tucson. Michael McMillan, 26, Glendale, and Kalhy A. Nord-brock, 26, Tucson.

Weisfors C. Miusgrave, 42, Tucson, and Mary C. Harlz, 33, Tucson, Linda Nvmever, 24, Tucson, and Sherl L. Harn, 25, Tucson, Slephen Paoierz, 26, Tucson, and Conslance M. Sme-tana, 30, Tucson, Larry T.

Ray, 36, Tucson, and Dawn A. Morgan, 24, Tucson. Robert Reeder, 30, Spring Valley, and Denise Stankovic, 16, Tucson. Jesus L. Romero, 27, Tucson, and Sylvia R.

Jacquez, 24, Tucson. Jon E. Savary, 19, Tucson, and Wendy S. Remencus, 17, Tucson, James A Sharpensteen, 21, Amariilo, Texas, and Hillary M. Vasauez, 19, Amariilo, Texas Edward W.

Thomas, 32, Tucson, and Debra A. Junker, 33, Tucson. Stanley W. Thompson, 34, Tucson, and Robvn K. Hackney Martinez, 31, Mesa.

Lonnie Tvrdy, 26, Tucson, and Karen Braun, 23, Tucson. Richard A. Velasquez 23, Tucson, and Beverly A. Chi- licky, 20, Tucson. Brett M.

Wilteil, 26, Tucson, and Jane E. Malty, 21, Tucson. Wayne S. Williams, 59, Tucson, and Dorothy R. Clarkson, 42, Tucson.

Jack Ybarra, 20, Tucson, and Yvonne Manuel, 22, Tucson, Brent W. Rumsev, 30, Seattle, and Sheila J. Dineen, 25, Tucson. Tom Rios, 34, Tucson, and Rendia Moore, 31, Tucson. Petition for marriage annulment HAJSBECK, Julia and JACKSON, Ralph O.

Petition for legal separation ROBLES, Palricia A. and Gilbert. Petitions for marriage dissolution SILVA, Evelyn and Miguel Jr. FERRO, Alice B. and Kevin GILLAM, Douglas and Patricia L.

AREVALO, Wendy and George L. POPE, Asha K. and Richard J. CAMPBELL, Leona end Richard D. Sr.

KLECK, Anna I. and Richard D. EDDS, Kennelh D. and Donna J. KNIFFEN, Bill and Linda.

MCALLISTER, Kathleen and Michael G. DOLAN, Thomas W. and Heather A. THOMASON, Sandra E. and Donald W.

Jr. CALLAHAN, Terence and Laraine A. SEBRING, Monna C. and Leiand K. KENNEDY Gena L.

and Kenneth SHIPLEY, David and Bonnie B. Decrees of marriage dissolution BENCHIK, Frank and Margaret R. NEWELL, Danean and John WARD, Linda end Glenn E. GAGNEPAIN, Carol and Bradley J. ROMERO, Aleiandro and Irene, MAULTSBY, Susan K.

and Charles W. DICKSON. Diana T. and Charlie R. ACUNA.

Amparo and Balvanero F. WEAVER, Barbara D. and Mark A. LE COMPTE, Paul and Cynthia C. HERNANDEZ, Maria J.

and Miguel. SAWULSKA, Ludmila and Leonsiusz. OCHOA, Rosario and Raymond O. WEATHERFORD, Pamela and James. ALIMENA.

Dale J. and Wendy S. PEARSON, Kalhy J. and David A. SHEEN, Roberta L.

and Michael L. STEIGER, Ronald G. and Nezzie J. STANCHFIELD, Vivian L. and Shawn T.

SOBEY, Irene M. and John A. DUNN, Joe E. and Rose E. KLEPACKI, Maureen A.

and Alexander R. WAGNER, Daniel E. and Lovce GALAZ, Mary Helen M. and Antonio Sr. EDWARDS, Dorothy J.

and John. FULK, Robin L. and Christopher. ACEVES, Linda J. and Louts R.

FLORES, Laura and Richard. MARTINEZ, Rafaela and Joe O. CHRISTIE, Mildred P. and AIM J. 1 ANDRAE, Henry M.

and Rila S. DEATHS BALL, Wlllard 82, Tucson, May 9, Brlng's Broadway. BORDEAUX, Mary age unavailable, Tucson, May 3, TBURKS, Mary 13, Tucson, April 21, Adair-Dodge. CAMPBELL, Ernestine 13, Tucson, May Brlng'i Memorial. CHASE, Roger 55, Tucson, May South Lawn, CANO, Maria Elena, 51, Tucson, May 10, Tucson.

COWAN, Mattle Douglas, May 10, Brown Page. DUNCAN, Jimmy 70, Tucson, Mav 9, South Lawn. EGGE, Cyrus, 82, Tucson, May 8. South Lawn. FOOTE, Richard 73, Tucson, May 10, Adair-Dodge.

GARCIA, Gilberto, 48, Tucson, May 9, Hudgel's Swan. GIESELER, Ernest 0., 81, Tucson, May 7, Adair-Avakwi. GONZALEZ, Rafael 78, Marana, May 9. Tucson. HEYER, Charles Tucson, April 15, Adair-Dodge.

HUGHES. Rhode 83, Tucson, May 10, Evergreen. KALINOVVSKI, Leon, 5, Tucson, May 10, Adair-Avakw. LIGHT, Gerald E. ''Jerry," 35, Tucson, May 10, Adair Dodge ROGERS, Inez 91, Tucson, May 11, Valley.

ROMERO, Peter, infant, Tucson, May 8, Soulh Lawn, RUSK, Beverly 70, Tucson, May 11, Evergreen. SYDEBOTHAM, Wilfred A 75, Tucson, May 8, Adair-Avalon. TIEDJE, John 81, Tucson, May 10, Evergreen. TROYER, George 90, Tucson, May 9, Evergreen. VALDEZ, Sophia Vasouez, 88, Tucson, May 10, Ever- 'ziOLKOWSKI, Chatter, 70, Tucson, May 8, Palms.

it TUCSONARIZONA Page Four Section o) Yon etrr Jogger finds man's body in desert west of city A jogger discovered the decomposed body of an unidentified man vesfprrlav aftprnnnn in the rlpsprt rill i POLTERGEIST II: THE OTHER SIDE ah I' ii COBRA TfUUIC 1. AKUUNU IMfc 1 WORLD IN 80 DAYS E2v viA.y MAX HEADROOM si CYNDI LAUPER IN PARIS A BACK TO SCHOOL PAUL SHAFFER: "VIVA $HAF VEGAS" ALIENS -i. i mmmL (I I tfcT A TUr If AD ATT If I ft lie iMiwia isiVf DADTII l. Jl "4 CINEMAX SESSIONS: A cnill CFtCIOM A rOAJV ARftllT THF 1 unuirc- r.DArc iri i ik Jl I 'V i if! I igwrmn I ifil im Ti iI'iIiLmmmmmmii A I if ft i mmj west of Tucson, a sheriffs homicide investigator said. I The body was found at noon, lying "in the desert brush about 50 yards of West Anklam Road, about i three-quarters of a mile west of Jr.

High School, said Sgt. i Doug V'itte. There are no homes in the immediate area. The cause of death was not apparent, but Witte said the case is being treated as a homicide. An autopsy is scheduled for today, he said.

Witte said the man, who was was wearing jeans, a dress shirt and tennis shoes, but had no wallet or identification. He said the extensive decompostion of the body caused by the heat made it difficult estimate the victim's age. "He's been there for a few days at least," Witte said. "Maybe a week." Apache Junction couple claim 'The Pick' jackpot PHOENIX (AP) An Apache Junction couple yesterday claimed the $2.2 million jackpot in last week's "The Pick" game of the Arizona Lottery. Del Speer, 53, and his 60-year-old wife, Shirley, said they watched the winning numbers picked on televi sion Saturday night and have been in a state of shock ever since.

"We couldn't believe it," Mrs. Speer said. "We watched the drawing and I said, 'We got three numbers, we got four, we got five, we got all six! This can't be The couple drove to a nearby con- venience store late Saturday to double-check the winning numbers, then waited until Sunday to learn they were the only jackpot winners of the week. They received the first of 20 yearly checks for $86,685.70 after taxes yesterday at the lottery's Phoenix headquarters and said they plan to take a vacation in Oregon. "We've been playing this same set of numbers for four years and they finally paid," said Speer.

Racing panel to weigh letting Rillito reopen The Arizona Racing Commission "will meet in Phoenix today to con-'sider whether to allow horse racking to resume at Rillito Race Track. 1 In October, JNC Cos. and Rillito Operations applied for a license for up to 95 racing dates between "''October 1987 and May 1988. JNC spokeswoman Hala Moddel-mog said that if the license is approved today, the partnership hopes to have repairs made to the north-' side track on time to fill at least 30 of those dates. Horse races were last held at the track in 1982.

The Arizona Department of Racing has recommended that the li-1 cense be approved. Moddelmog said the partnership, which leases the track from Pima County, has $400,000 in escrow that can be used for repairs. She said fin-1 ancing for the rest of the repairs de-' 'pends on the license being ap- proved. Mental health agency sets Information Night COPE Community Mental Health Services will conduct a Family and -Community Information Night on 'Friday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the 1 United Way building, 3833 E.

Second St. State Rep. Cindy Resnick, D-Tuc-son, will explain the status of legislation affecting severely mentally ill I people in Southern Arizona and the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, Arizona's alternative Medicaid. COPE staff members will also answer questions about mental health. Madera Canyon Road to be closed for repairs A section of Madera Canyon Road in the Santa Rita Mountains will be closed to traffic from 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. today, the U.S. Forest Service says. The area that will be affected is above the amphitheater parking lot 'f1n the Coronado National Forest. It will be undergoing regular road maintenance.

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