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Page Al Obituaries Decatur, Illinois, Sunday, September 8, 1985 sett on ispemidlin KnigMHUddar Nw Strvic WASHINGTON When the Navy said in August that it was resuming business as usual with General Dynamics the cloud of scandal that has hung over the company for months seemed to be disappearing. But now a new storm is gathering. The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, which embarrassed the giant military contractor in the spring with hearings that exposed improprieties in General Dynamics' dealings with the Pentagon, is gearing up for an extravagant fall sequel. Beginning in mid-September, the subcommittee plans a seriesof hearings on waste, fraud and abuse in Pentagon purchasing and on the business practices of military contractors using General Dynamics as a prime example. Starting-with an examination of how General Dynamics tried in 1983 to bill the Pentagon $9,609 for a small wrench used on its F-16 fighter plane's radar, "We're going to lay out in great detail what the system is that allows this kind of thing to happen," chief investigator Peter Stockton said.

He said the hearing would examine the role of Westinghouse Electric which bought the 2-inch-long wrench from a wholesaler for 12 cents and charged General Dynamics $3,205 for it after adding a steel handle to the tool. The subcommittee plans to investigate General Dynamics' use of foreign consultants to sell F-16s overseas, looking at allegations of bribery as well as the broader question of the inducements arms companies offer foreign governments to buy their products. It will also consider the Pentagon's treatment of its most famous "whistle blower," A. Ernest Fitzgerald, and other issues. Stockton and a team of investigators have been working all summer to put together the hearings.

Chairman John Dingell, is demanding that top Defense Department officials testify. Dingell has been feuding with Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Navy Secretary John Lehman for months, and he and Weinberger are already arguing over whether the secretary will testify. Weinberger customarily declines to appear before subcommittees, which number more than 200, and Pentagon officials are distressed because they say Dingell's panel has no legitimate jurisdiction over many of the subjects the hearings will cover. Central Illinois deaths. More military nie Shulman.

He was retired from Shulman Brothers and a was a member of Temple Solomon. He married Billie Miller in 1938. She died in 1982. Surviving are his brothers, Joseph, Isadore, and Maurice, all of Vandalia; sisters, Yetta Goldsch-midt of Jackson; Dorothy Levin of St. Louis, Rose Marie Quekemeyer of New York, N.Y.

Swartz GREENVILLE Mrs. William (Arline Basler) Swartz, 80, of Greenville died 12:28 a.m. Saturday (Sep. 7, 1985) in Hillview Manor Nursing Home, Greenville. Services will be 2 p.m.

Monday in Dewey-Schildknecht Funeral Home, Greenville, with visitation after 4 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Wise-town Cemetery, Wisetown. Memorials: First United Methodist Church, Greenville. Mrs.

Swartz was born in Mills Township, daughter of Nicholas and Fannie Basler. She retired as a licensed practical nurse from Utlaut Memorial Hospital after 18 years and wasa member of First United Methodist Church. She married William B. Swartz in 1923. He died in 1948.

Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Russell (Janelle) Wesselschmidt of Memphis, sisters, Geraldine Wade of Greenville; Mrs. Don (Ma-rabelle) Carroll of Rockford: one grandchild. Two brothers preceded her in death. arrangements.

Memorials: Logan County Heart Fund or American Cancer Society. Mr. Otten was born in Peoria, son of William H. and Mary Otten. He was a retired auto mechanic and a member of Zion Lutheran Church.

He married Alveretta Varnholtz in 1917. She died in 1930. She married Halene Leipski in 1936. She died in 1966. Surviving are his sons, WilHam A.

Jr. of Havana; Robert C. of Mason City; daughter, Alberta Mc-Cray of Lincoln; 16 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; several great-great-grandchildren. Two sons, five daughters, and one brother preceded him in death. Redfern LOVINGTON Gilbert E.

Red-fern, 77, of Lovington died 4:55 p.m. Saturday (Sep. 7, 1985) in St. Mary's Hospital, Decatur. Arrangements are incomplete McMullin-Young Funeral Home, Lovington.

Shulman VANDALIA Jake Shulman. 80, of Vandalia died 9:45 p.m. Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in his home. Memorial services will be 2 p.m.

Tuesday in Temple Solomon. Centralia. No visitation. Burial will be in Temple Israel Cemetery, Jackson, Tenn. Miller Funeral Home, Vandalia, is in charge of local arrangements.

Mr. Shulman was born in the Soviet Union, son of Meyer and Min Bubness NOKOMIS Mrs. Joseph (Hazel Hinton) Bubness, 66, of Worth, formerly of Nokomis, died 8:25 p.m. Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in Golden Manor Nursing Home, Nokomis.

Services will be 11 a.m. Monday in Stiehl-Dawson Funeral Home, Nokomis, with visitation 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Oconee Cemetery, Oconee.

Mrs. Bubness was born in Montgomery County, daughter of Ephan and Amy Hinton. She was a member of Worth Methodist Church. She married Joseph Bubness in 1940. Surviving are her husband; son, William of Beecher; daughters, Patricia Bubness and Kathleen Foyle, both of Worth; Amy Edels-tein of Mount Top, brothers, George Hinton of Nokomis; Butch Hinton of Glen Carbon; sister, Marilyn Beary of Glen Carbon; six grandchidlren.

Two brothers and two sisters pre-! ceded her in death. Cameron HILLSBORO Louis C. "Gabby" Cameron, 69, of Hillsboro died 4:27 p.m. Thursday (Sep. 5, 1985) in St.

John's Hospital, Springfield. Services will be 9:30 a.m. Monday in Patton Memorial Home, Hillsboro, with visitation after 2 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in St.

Agnes Cemetery, Hillsboro. Mr. Cameron was born in Hillsboro, son of Maple Benjamin and Anna Cameron. He retired as a machine operator from Hillsboro Glass Co. and was a member of V.F.W.

Post 1306, Taylor Springs, and a World War II veteran. He married Pauline Magelli in 1947. She preceded him in death. He married Virginia Hopper in 1971. Surviving are his wife; son.

Robert of Cicero; stepson, John Tallman of Gillespie; stepdaughter, Marcy Hand of Virden; brothers, Ralph of Casper, Dave and Gene, both of Hillsboro; sisters, Louise Buch of Edwardsville; Myrtle Helzer of Denver, Colo; Barbara Delong of Alma, four stepgrandchitdren. Two brothers preceded him in death. Castor SULLIVAN Leo A. Castor, 74, of Sullivan, formerly of Decatur, died 1:00 p.m. Friday (Sep.

6, 1985) in Bayf ront Medical Center, St. Petersburg, Fla. Arrangements are incomplete at Brintlinger's Pershing Funeral Home. Dail GREENVILLE O.J. Dail, 92, of Greenville died.

2 p.m. Saturday (Sep. 7, 1985) in his home. Arrangements are incomplete at Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home, Greenville. Gains SHELBYVILLE LeRoy Gains, 75, of Shelbyville died 2:45 p.m.

Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in Woodland Nursing Home, Mount Zion. Services will be 11 a.m. Monday in Howe Yockey Funeral Home, Shelbyville, with visitation 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday.

Burial will be in Glen-wood Cemetery, Shelbyville. Gallagher LINCOLN Mrs. Alonzo (Madge M. Miller) Gallagher, 81, of Rochester, formerly of Lincoln, died 7:35 p.m. Friday (Sep.

6, 1985) in Dirksen House Healthcare Center, Springfield. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Fricke-Calvert-Shrader Funeral Home, Lincoln, with visitation 5 to 9 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in Richmond Grove Cemetery.

New Holland. Memorials: donor's choice. Bryan of Sandoval; sister. Opal Grieder of Salem; 44 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchildren. Two stepsons, three brothers, and one sister preceded her in death.

Hardin VANDALIA Mrs. Ledas (Louella A. Pummill) Hardin, 55, of Joliet, formerly of Vandalia, died 4: 45 a.m. Saturday (Sep. 7, 1985) in St.

Joseph's Hospital, Joliet. Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday in Miller Funeral Home, Vandalia. No visitation. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, rural Ramsey.

Mrs. Hardin was born in Vera, daughter of Dora and Velma Pummill. She married Ledas "Lee" Har- din in 1948. Surviving are her husband; daughters, Mrs. Keith (Connie Lou) Small of Washington, Cheryl Lee Hardin of Joliet; brother, Everett Pummill of LeRoy; sisters, Mrs.

Rudy (Marie) Adorably of Los Angeles, Calif. Hipsher ot iviur- physboro, yvirs. maon i Lucille) smitn ot vandalia; two grandchildren. Morgan MARSHALL Mrs. Thomas (Goldie C.

Burkett) Morgan, 89, of Marshall died 9 a.m. Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in her home. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Monday in Marrs-Snyder-Pearce Funeral Home, Marshall, with visitation after 4 p.m.

Sunday. Burial will be in Marshall Cemetery. Mrs. Morgan was born in Coles County, daughter of George and Elizabeth Burkett.She was a member of Five Points Christian Church. -She married Thomas Morgan in 1919.

He died in 1957. Surviving are her brother, Ralph Burkett of Marshall; sister, Alice Bender of Marshall. Otten LINCOLN William A. Otten 88, of Lincoln died 6:36 p.m. Friday (Sep.

6, 1985) in Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Monday in Union Cemetery, Lincoln. No visitation. Holland Barry Funeral Home, Lincoln, is in charge of Mrs.

Gallagher was born in Logan County, daughter of Robert and Sophia Miller. She married Alonzo Gallagher in 1922. Surviving are her husband; daughters, Mrs. Robert (Lonnie) Adams and Ilene Books, both of Springfield; brother, Orville G. Miller of Santa Ana, Calif.

sister, Vera Hayes of Crawfordsville, five grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren. One brother and one sister preceded her in death. Garcia COWDEN Jennifer D. Garcia, infant daughter of Raul and Angela Flowers Garcia of Cowden, died 11: 28 a.m. Friday (Sep.

6, 1985) in St. John's Hospital, Springfield. Graveside services were held Saturday in Leith Cemetery, Mason. Pagel Funeral Home, Edgewood, was in charge of arrangements. Surviving are her parents; brother, Travis at home; grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Flowers of Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook of Altamont; Mr. and Mrs.

Carmen DeLalus of Mexico; great-stepgrand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Golden of St. Elmo; Delta Golden of Mason. Green SALEM Mrs.

John (Helen Bryan Wimberly Hazlet) Green, 70, of Salem died Saturday (Sep. 7, 1985) in her home. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday in Rankin Funeral Home, Salem, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday.

Burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery, Salem. Mrs. Green was born in Marion County, daughter of William J. and Anna Bryan. She attended Grace Church of the Nazarene, Salem.

She married Delbert Wimberly in 1934. She married Jake Hazlet in 1947. He died in 1971. She married John K. Green in 1974.

Surviving are her husband; sons. Lloyd Sanders of Olney; Delbert Leo Wimberly of Sandoval; stepsons, Jake Hazlet of Waterloo, Iowa; Rocky Hazlet of Iowa; Eugene Green of Jacksonville, Jesse Green of Valrico, daughters, Wanda Gansler of Anna Mae Isaacs of Fairfield; Norma Jean Salle of Sandoval; stepdaughters, Florence Marsh of Mobile, Rosa Lee Vallantini of Centralia; brothers, Leo, Arthur, Darrell, and Olen Bryan, all of Salem; Lewis Complete -h Traditional Funeral Services r-( by GracelandFairlawn 'wl Cemeteries and fft Funeral Service; ffijfa "WHERE ONE CALL DOES ALL" -II (Hv 429-5439 Larry Karlovsky, Funeral Director Macon County deaths PRAIRIE FARMS INVITES YOU TO. 40! Larck Paul E. Larck, 36. of Rialto.

formerly of Decatur, died Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in San Bernardino Hospital, San Bernardino. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Allen-McNearney Rialto Funeral Home, Rialto, with visitation one hour before services. Burial will be in Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, Calif.

Memorials: Cancer Fund or San Bernardino Oncology Ward in care of Sister Rebecca. 2101 N. Waterman San Bernardino, 92404. Mr. Larck was born in Decatur, son of Cecil Jr.

and Marie Larck. He was an iron worker and a Vietnam veteran. He married Deborah North-am. Surviving are his wife; sons. Troy of Phoenix, Dustin of Rialto: father of Decatur; mother of Houston, Texas; sisters, Marcie Crosby and Wilma Anderson, both of Decatur; grandparents, Cecil Sr.

and Margaret Larck of Decatur; Ruby Sebens of Monticello. Sanders John H. Sanders, 56, of Blooming-dale, formerly of Decatur, died Friday (Sep. 6, 1985) in Rush Presbyterian St. Luke Medical Center, Chicago.

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Sunday. Burial will be in Chapel Hill Garden West Cemetery, Elmhurst. Mr. Sanders was born in Illinois, son of John A. and Helen Sanders.

He was assistant manager for General Motors Acceptance Oak-brook. He married Barbara Akin. Surviving are his wife; son, Douglas at home; daughters, Sheryl and Kelly, both at home; brothers, Frank of Sullivan; Robert, Paul, William and Phillip; sisters, Gladys Hayes and Margaret Stoltz. Weitzel Allen Weitzel, 42, of San Francisco, formerly of Decatur, died 12:50 a.m. Wednesday (Aug.

21, 1985) in University of California Hospital, San Francisco. Services were held 2 p.m Monday (Aug. 26, 1985) in Neptune Society Funeral Chapel, San Francisco. The body was cremated. Memorials: Young Men's Christian Association.

Mr. Weitzel was born in Joliet, son of Opal Barker Weitzel. He was a senior consultant for America Software Atlanta, and a member of American Production and Inventory Controlling Society and Atlanta First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his mother of Chicago; brother, Gary of Bloomington. in 1955, lieutenant in 1957 and assistant chief of police in 1971.

He was the first president of the Decatur police union. During a brief break in service in the 1960s, he was an assistant chief of the motor carrier enforcement division of the Illinois Commerce Commission. In World War II, Hoff served with Naval Amphibious Forces in the Pacific and later was in President Harry S. Truman's bodyguard. He was affiliated with Central Baptist Church and-a member of Police Benevolent Association 1451 and the Illinois Police Association.

He married Leona Pridemore in 1936. Surviving are his wife; daughters, Mrs. Harold (Marilyn) White, Linda Musick, and Phyllis Jean Powel, all of Decatur; brother, Phillip of Springfield; sisters, Mrs. Henry (Natalie) Larson of Bement; Mrs. Robert (Rhea) Romine of At-wood; Mrs.

Vernon (Rosemary) Mosley of Colorado Springs, Colo. 13 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Two grandchildren preceded him in death. ON PRAIRIE FARMS GALLON ICE CREAM IN THE PLASTIC PAIL Lottery. SPRINGFIELD (AP) Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday in the Illinois Lottery: DAILY GAME 54-7 PICK FOUR 7-1-3-3 LOTTO 9-25-26-32-39-40 Estimated Lotto prize: $6 million Births.

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boy. Sep. 7 Fayette County Hospital, Vandalia RANDALL, Dennis and Kathleen, Mulberry Grove, girl, Sep. 7 Corrections The last name of Ella Mar-fell was misspelled in her obituary in Saturday's Herald Review. The funeral home supplied incorrect information.

Dorothy Scott of Maroa is the sister of Everett I. Hayes, 82. of Decatur. Her name was omitted from a list of survivors in his obituary in Friday's Herald Review. A newsroom clerk erred.

The Democratic majority on the Macon County Board was reduced "to" one, 11-10, and not "by" one in the November election. Because of an editing error, the sentence was incorrect in a report in Saturday's Herald Review on the county's summer highway workers. The Herald Review strives for accuracy. Readers who think an error has been published are encouraged to call the Herald Review at 429-5151. When an error is found, a correction will be published.

Horace former policeman, dies at 69 TN. STORE COUPON I i doosn't your Xf lanr Horace R. Hoff, 69, of 1220 Semor Drive, a longtime Decatur police officer who retired in 1979 as assistant chief of police, died 8 a.m. Saturday (Sept. 7, 1985) in his home.

Services will be 2:30 p.m. Tues day in Brintlinger's Pershing Funeral Home, with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in Macon County Memorial Park Cemetery, Harris-town. Memorials: Central BaDtist Horace Hoff Church Building Fund.

Mr. Hoff was born in Decatur, son of Reed and Lora Hoff. He joined the Decatur Police Department in 1943, leaving a sales position with Purity Baking Co. he had held since graduating from Areola High School in 1933. He subsequently was promoted to sergeant home of a complete line of country-fresh, quality dairy products.

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