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Foe? tSsQ The Iova Almanac Police probe continues inW.D.M. Obituaries MERLE E. ST ANDERS Services for Merle E. Standers, 69, of 6326 MW. Fifty-fourth St, who died of a heart ailment Tuesday at DES MOINES TRIBUNE Friday, April 9, 1982 tf iowa memoaisi By John Lancaster Charles McManigal, the Mason City SiCSfr- sv Medical Center, will lawyer hired to investigate accusa tions of misconduct leveled against West Des Moines Police Chief Orval be at 9 a.m.

Saturday at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Glendale Cooney, said earlier this week that he ,1 Cemetery. has interviewed most of the West Des Moines Police Department's 37 employees but is uncertain when his report to the city will be ready. Born in Knoxville, he lived in Des -Moines most of his McManigal was hired by the West Des Moines City Council Mar. 1 after MERLE E.

STANOERS life. He was a retired technician 18 department employees, including 14 of 20 patrol officers, shared their umw rase for Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. Survivors include his wife, Virginia; a son, Donald Eugene of Tipton, three stepsons, Wilmer Fulmer of Des Moines, John Fulmer of Altoona and Tracy Fulmer of Grimes; a daughter, Sandra Standers of Anchorage, Alaska; a stepdaughter, Janice Carter of Des Moines; 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home. LAURANNA L.

FITZWILLIAMS Memorial services for Lauranna L. Fitzwilliams, 89, of San Jose, and formerly of Des Moines will be at if 1 1 CHARLES DAN MCMANIGAL JOHNSTON Des Moines Births CHENOWETH Pamela and HeroM of 31 S.E. Marlon a ton, Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. CURTIS Beatrice and Barry of M01 Fifty-ninth a son, Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. DURHAM Mary and Mark of Norwalk, oauenter, Thursday al Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

HOFER Teresa and Steven of Polk City. son, Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. FRIESTAD Sandra and Louis of 300 Hardma Road, a son, Wednesday at Broadlawns Medical Center. KEENAN Brands and Dana of Perry, ton, Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. KEMP Debra and John of 1900 Merkim Way, a son, Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center.

LEICHTY Debra and Sidney of Montezuma, a daughter, Friday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. MASSE Joyce and Michael of 1312 Morton a daughter, Tuesday al Mercy Hospital Medical Center. MURILLO Linda and David of 3373 S.W Forty-fourth Place, a daughter, Thursday al Iowa Methodist Medical Center. POWELL Margaret and Michael of 422 Glenview Drive, a son, Thursday al Mercy Hospital Medical Center. STAPLES Taml and Neil of Slater, a son, Tnu-sdav at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.

Des Moines Deaths COX John Donovan, 74, of Newton, died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. PRAY Michael, 93, of 185 Nineteenth died Wednesday at West Park Care Center, 1211 Vine West Des Moines. ROBERTSON James, U. of MarshaHtown, died Friday at Veterans Administration Medical Center. STOECKEL Anthonia, 49, of 3201 Fifty-fourth died Thursday al Northwest Community Hospital.

UNTIED Jasper 92, of Minburn, died Friday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. WEIDERHOLT -i Nicholas, 3-month-old son of Karen and Robert Weiderholt of 2347 N.W. Eighly- fourth Ankenv, died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Medical Center. Iowa Deaths AKRON Hayes Barr, S3. ALGONA Leslie Denton, 75; Kolt Weaver, Man! son of the Steven Weavers; Nick Arndorfe, 71; LuRae Walker, 2a; Wanda RusseH, S4; Wayne AM weft 99 ARMSTRONG Dick Edwards, 35.

ARNOLDS PARK Or eon Johnston, 75. AUDUBON Ted Jensen, 71 BANCROFT Raymond Wllhelml, 14. COLUMBUS JUNCTION Everett Stewart, 79. ELK HORN Jim Clausen, 17. EMMETSBURG Anna Conlon, IS; Elizabeth Elon, Marlon Conlon, 12.

ESTHERVILLE Emma Sutton, 97. FENTON Clarence Yager, 44. FORT DODGE Ellen Riedinger, 97; Frances Sekeras, 93; Donald Melody, 47; Gerald Hogan, 9. sonof Mrs. Helen Hogan; Harry Crosby, 73; Addi North, 14; Maude Shlek, 96j Charles O'Connor, 54; Dolly Brennan, 12; Ann Kruse, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Kruse; Edwin Knowles, 67. GEORGE Kurt Hantmann, 5S. GRAETTINGER Clarence Thu, 75; Leroy Ramus sen, 42. HOSPERS Frank Roetman, 14.

LEDYARD Arthur Kremersmeier, 70. MALLARD Haiel Ferguson, 11. MEDIAPOLIS Mry Hough, 90. MILFORD Anna Tokle, 91. ORANGE CITY Sadie Vande Steeg, (3.

OTTOSEN Don id Daniels, 65. RUTHVEN Edward Larson, 72. SIOUX CENTER Ren Nyhof, 74. SPIRIT LAKE Emma McMann, 93; Ann Nelson, 94. TITONKA Jean Sleper.

29; Scott Ooldbuff, 21. WHITTEMORE Raymond KoHasch, 59. FORECASTS LOCAL Cloudy with a chance of flurries tonight and a low in the mid-20s. Partly cloudy and cold Saturday with a high in the upper 30s. IOWA Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of flurries; lows in the 20s.

Cold Saturday with highs in the 30s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy and cold through CONDITIONS DES MOINES MOISTURE: 2.08 inches since Apr. 1.36 above normal, 8.79 since Jan 3.57 above normal. DES MOINES RIVER: Stage 7 a.m. Friday at S.E.

Fourteenth St. in Des Moines; 13.27 feet (bankfuH21). LAKE RED ROCK: Stage 8 a.m. Friday at dam, 728.75 feet above sea level (normal, 725.0). SAYL0RVILLE RESERVOIR: Stage 8 a.m.

Friday at dam, 833.42 feet above sea level (normal, 833.0, dam filling). DES MOINES' record high for Apr. 9, 86 in 1977; record low, 19 in 1928. rioroOports Snow, cold crimp Drake schedules Drake's athletic teams will get an unexpected layoff from action this weekend because of this week's snow and cold. Among events Friday and Saturday that have been scrubbed are the Drake Invitational women's track meet; the four-team Iowa Invitational Softball tournament involving the Bulldogs at Iowa City, and three women's tennis meets here.

More than 30 teams were expected to compete in the eighth annual track invitational. The meet will not be rescheduled. Drake's Softball squad (1-0) has only been able to play one of 14 games scheduled through the coming weekend. The games against Iowa, Grand View and Northern Iowa aren't likely to be rescheduled. The tennis team was to play Northern Iowa, Principia and Stephens today.

Also, the Bulldogs' football team has not been able to resume spring practice since last Thursday, while the men's golf team had a match today and Saturday at Iowa State canceled. Drake's men's track squad will compete Monday in the Iowa State Invitational. The meet was postponed from Saturday. Set 3 Relays run-programs This year, central Iowa running enthusiasts will have a chance to join the festivities surrounding the annual Drake Relays. The first Corporate Cup Relays will be April 18, beginning at 8 a.m., at Drake stadium.

Teams from area companies will compete in the all-day affair. Spectators are welcome. For the individual competitor there will be the third annual 2-mile fun and 5-mile competitive runs April 24, beginning at 8 a.m. The races, sponsored by the YMCA and the Relays Festival Committee, begin and end at Nollen Plaza in downtown Des Moines. Advance entry fee is J5; race-day entry fee is $7.

Registration begins at 7 a.m. For more information, contact Chris Lang of the YMCA at 288-0131. Also April 24, there will be a free running symposium from 10:30 a.m. to noon, sponsored by the Pioneer Running Club of Des Moines, at the Marriott Hotel. Dr.

W. Scott Wood of Drake will speak on the psychology of running. A question-answer session will be included. 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Highland Park Kingdom Hall.

The body has been cremated and the TEMPERATURES 24 0 00 1 ashes will be buried in Glendale Reno St. Louis SI. Petersburg Salt Lake Citv San Francisco Seattle Washington D.C. 33 0.09 74 0.00 29 0 00 50 0.00 40 0.00 34 0.12 for 24 hours Precipitation is ending 7 a.m. Friday.

Cemetery. Mrs. Fitzwilliams died of a heart ailment Mar. 31 at a Santa Clara, hospital. Outside United LAURANNA FITZWILLIAMS Iowa United States High Lew Inch High Thursday: 98, Brownsville, Cltv Thuri.

FriPree. Texs Ames 2 17 0.10 Low Fridv: II. Mrquette. Burlington 32 21 0.22 Mich. Carroll 3 10 0.05 High Low Inch Cedr Rapids 26 21 0.20 Cltv Thurv FftPrec Council Bluffs 34 20 0.00 Albuquerque 64 41 0.00 Davenoorl 30 26 0.33 Atlanta 53 42 0.00 Des Moines 30 22 0.07 Bismarck 35 27 0.09 Eslherville.i...

2 14 0.00 Boston 40 29 0 00 Lamoni 33 25 0.05 9s 75 0.00 MarshaHtown 30 17 0 IB Casper 35 20 0.00 Mason Citv 27 0.24 Chicago 35 2 0.09 Olturmva 29 11 0.0B Dallas 67 46 0.00 Red Oak 35 1 0.03 Denver 47 29 0.00 5iou Citv 32 22 0.01 Detroit 36 28 0 00 Spencer 34 10 0.11 Fairbanks 35 27 0 05 Waterloo 30 21 0.15 Fargo 34 28 0.00 Winterset 37 24 0.00 Honolulu 86 71 0.00 Precipitation is for 24 hours Int'national Falls 37 16 0.00 ending 7 a.m. Friday. Kansas Citv 40 27 0.06 Los Angeles 68 56 0.00 Memphis 46 37 0.13 Miami Beach 79 77 0 00 Minneapolis 31 20 0.10 New Orleans 86 56 0.09 New York 43 34 0.00 North Platte 40 14 0 00 Oklahoma Cilv 58 35 0 00 Phoenix 78 68 0.00 Portland, Ore. 61 36 0.00 States Temp Cloudy 42 Rain 56 Cloudy 38 Clear 81 Cloudy 44 Clear 53 Cloudy 48 Cloudy 71 Cloudy 54 Cltv and local time Aberdeen, 1 p.m. Auckland, Midnight Berlin, 1 p.m Cairo, 2 P.m Copenhagen, 1 p.m.

Geneva, 1 p.m London, 1 p.m Madrid, 1 p.m Moscow, 3 p.m New Delhi. 5 p.m. Paris, 1 p.m Rome, 1 p.m Stockholm, 1 p.m. Sydney, 10 P.m Tokyo, 9 p.m Warsaw, 1 p.m. Born in Des Moines, she lived here 70 years.

Survivors include a daughter, Josephine Rhoads of Des Moines; son, John Jr. of Beach, four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. BOYD V. GAMBLE Boyd V. Gamble, 59, of Bartlett, 111., and formerly of Des Moines, died of cancer Wednesday at an Elgin, 111., Clear 90 Cloudy 46 Cloudy 63 Snow 31 Cloudy 64 Clear 56 Cloudy 36 hospital.

Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at (This schedule of the sun and moon was provided by Dr. Lawrence Staunton of the Department of Physics and Astronomy of Drake University.) The Moon: Sets: 7:12 a.m. Saturday Rises: 9:14 p.m. Saturday The Son: Sets: 6:48 P.m.

Friday Rises: 5:43 a.m. Saturday Weather Information: Planned Parenthood clinic sets new hours Planned Parenthood of Mid-Iowa has completed remodeling and staff reorganization projects at its Des Moines clinic, 851 Nineteenth and will be open new hours beginning Monday. For more Information about the hours and services at the clinic, call 280-7000. Hamilton Funeral I First' Full Lat New Quarter Moon Quarter Moon April 1 April 8 April 16 April 23 Home with burial in Glendale Cemetery. Born in Jackson i 1 i I County, he Continuous broadcasts from the Des Moines offke of the National Weather Service may be received on radio station WXL-57 (FM) at 162.55 megaherti.

allegations against Cooney with the Des Moines Polk County Attorney Dan Johnston became involved in the investigation after McManigal asked him to look into charges that Cooney interfered with burglary cases in which his sons allegedly were involved. Johnston refused to be specific when asked Tuesday what his efforts have turned up, but he said his end of the investigation was "progressing." He added: "I'll determine what action should be taken only after we've completed all the interviews." Johnston had said when he first got involved in the case that he would ask the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation for assistance if he determined the officers' charges merited a full-scale criminal investigation. Johnston said this morning that the DCI is not specifically investigating Cooney, but that a DCI agent is looking into "areas of concern that arise out of statements by some West Des Moines police officers that don't involve Cooney himself." He declined to be more specific. Johnston said he was continuing to investigate the cases in which Cooney allegedly was involved directly. In one of those, the officers alleged that Cooney's oldest son, Alan, was a suspect.

It involved the theft of $11,000 worth of equipment from Drake Construction Co, in late 1979, and some of the investigating officers contend that Chief Cooney compromised the case by discussing it with his son. Alan Cooney was never charged in connection with the crime, and his father maintains that Alan was instrumental in recovering the stolen property. 'The dissident officers have indicated they are satisfied with the course that McManigal and Johnston's investigation has taken. Said veteran patrol officer Colin McBee, "Generally speaking, most everybody is satisfied with the sincerity of McManigal and Johnston McManigal has listened to everything anybody has had to say." McManigal said that Chief Cooney will be the last person he interviews. Rhodes: US.

plans 'outdated' WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) Representative John J. Rhodes a leading hawk in Congress, is calling the Nation's defense policies outdated and overly expensive. He plans to recommend pulling U.S. troops out of Western Europe, scrapping the B-l bomber, slashing the MX missile program by 70 percent and cutting the Rapid De-playment Force and has prepared a speech on the matter for delivery on the House floor after the Easter recess ends April 20.

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Services were held Friday at the First United Methodist Church here for LaVina Addicks, 91, who organized the first YWCA in Newton and served as its first president and on the YWCA national board. Mrs. Addicks died Wednesday at Heritage Manor Nursing Home here. She was a teacher in Newton and Reasnor, was postmistress in Reasnor and was prominent in many Newton activities. Survivors include her husband, Milton, and a sister, Mary Young of Newton.

PHYLLIS HARPER The Tribune's Iowa News Serylcp WINTERSET, IA. Services for Phyllis Harper, 76, longtime Winterset resident who died Tuesday at the Madison County Memorial Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Collins Funeral Home here. Burial will be in the Peru Cemetery. Survivors include three sons, 12 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and a brother.

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