Sun Herald from Biloxi, Mississippi (2024)

June 4, 1985

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Sun Heraldi

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Biloxi, Mississippi

Issue Date:

Tuesday, June 4, 1985

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2

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mmmm 1 rt XV Pane A-2 THE DAILY HERALD Biloxl-Gulfport Miss Tuesday June 4 1985 41 Tides are listed In weather report i Large shrimp harvests will mean lower prices Obituaries grocer and was former owner of Grocery in Saucier He was a Baptist Survivors Include a sister Mrs Grace Blackwell Johnson of Moral ngside Md and numerous nieces nephews great-nieces and great-nephews The family prefers donations to the American Cancer Society By RON GROVE Staff Writer With the abundance of shrimp In the Mississippi Sound marine Ashing experts are predicting a good shrimp season for the consumer not the fishermen Dr Fred Deegan chief of Salt Water Fisheries with the state Bureau of Marine Resources said that the large number of shrimp in the Sound this year combined with the amount of shrimp brought in from Louisiana since their season opened on May 20 will flood the shrimp market "I sympathize with those guys fishermen)' Deegan said "Most of them are operating on a break-even basis now The abundance of shrimp and the Louisiana catch will really bring prices down low" In 1983 the average price paid to shrimpers for 41-50 count per pound of "heads -off" shrimp was $399 The price was 3263 per pound in 1984 year I think 31 per pound would be a realistic estimate" Deegan said The shrimp season began today at 8 am Deegan said he didn't know how many Missis sippi fishermen were shrimping In Mississippi waters this morning He said he planned to make "fly over" later in the day to make a boat count "I think there are a lot of them out there" he said "based on the number of cars trucks and trailers I've seen parked around the harbor areas" Shrimp are more plentiful in the bay areas this year Deegan said because of the small amount of rainfall in recent weeks which causes a high salinity in the coastal waters In the last BMR shrimp sampling taken Friday Deegan said the sample catch showed the presence of between IV and 2 times the amount of shrimp found last year in the bay areas The sampling showed the average size of the shrimp to be about 50 to the pound The minimum count required for the shrimping season to be opened is 68 shrimp to the pound Deegan said the shrimp will stay in the bay areas as long as the salinity of the water remains high "When we get a heavy rainfall the shrimp will move back out again" Deegan said Ex-justice court judge Lambert appeals verdict THE ARTIST "SHOP Art Suppis I Custom taring Edgewater Mai UA family serving families for over a century For pre-arrangement counseling call 374-5650 ATTENTION Offshore Oil Workers The Perkinston Campus of Gulf Coast Junior College is now registering students in its Petroleum Technology Program Offshore employees may enroll as sevenseven students and attend classes three days a week during their off week-Regular students attend classes daily Cali 601928-5211 Ext 251 for additional information or write to Petroleum Technology Department MGCJC Perkinston Campus PO Box 47 Perkinston MS 39573 £gNof 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Visitors may call Thursday from 10 am until noon at McNeil -Keyes Funeral Home in Pensacola Fla A graveside service will follow at 2 pm in Barrancus National Cemetery Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home in Biloxi is in charge of local arrangements Mrs Sneed a native of Grand Forks ND was a retired public school teacher She is survived by her husband Beckom Sneed of Gulfport two daughters Miss Regina Sneed of San Francisco and Mrs JB Thornton of Hampton Va two sisters Mrs RC Sundahl of Lakeland Fla and Mrs Anton of DuFuniak Springs Fla and two grandchildren Gregory Love BILOXI Gregory Love 88 a resident of the US Naval Home in Gulfport died Monday in Gulfport Arrangements are incomplete at Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home in Biloxi Madison Brown BILOXI Madison Brown 63 of Pensacola Fla died Monday in Biloxi The body was sent from Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home in Biloxi to Oaklawn Funeral Home in Pensacola Fla for services and burial Johnnie Tfndel BILOXI Johnnie David Tindel 62 of Chicago died Friday in Chicago Bom in Graceville Fla Mr Tindel lived on the Coast for a number of years He was a Protestant Survivors include a daughter Peggy Dillon of Sarasota Fla his father Levy Tindel of Lake Charles Fla two sisters Mrs Mozell Bridenback of Tallahassee Fla and Mrs Betty Brack of DeFuniak Springs Fla five brothers Sam Tindel and Paul Tindel both of Biloxi Sanford Tindel of Lake Placid Fla Bill Tindel of Pensacola Fla and Jerry Tindel of Americus Ga two grandchildren and one great-grandchild Graveside services will be held at 11 am Wednesday in Biloxi National Cemetery The Pass Road chapel of Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Charles Howell GULFPORT Charles Gary Howell 44 of Route 12 Three Rivers Road Gulfport died Saturday in Atlanta Visitors may call tonight from 6 until 9 at Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home US 49 North The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Olivet Baptist Church in Gulfport where visitors may call an hour before services Burial will follow in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens Mr Howell a native of Marlboro County SC had lived in Gulfport for nine months He was a radio repairman and served in the Army in Vietnam He was a member of Olivet Baptist Church and was a member of Bill Saye Ministry in Georgia Survivors include two sons Gary Lamar Howell and William Keith Howell both of Fort Walton Beach Fla his mother Mrs Grace Bundy Howell of Gulfport two brothers John Howell of Fort Walton Beach and Paul Howell of Mobile Ala and a sister Mrs Mary Horton of Gulfport Mrs Ann Marie Campbell GULFPORT Mrs Ann Marie Campbell 69 of Toledo Ohio died May 26 in Toledo She was the mother of Mrs Pat Zdziemborski of Gulfport and had lived in Gulfport with her daughter last year The funeral was held May 28 in Toledo Mrs Zdziemborski prefers donations to the American Cancer Society or to a church of the donor's choice We're ready with a loan to help you fix up your house the way you want it Call us fora loan HANco*ck ALAN SCHMIDT Jackson County Bureau Former Jackson County Justice Court Judge Jerry Lambert of Gautier is appealing his conviction for embezzlement he says because he was indicted under the wrong section of law and because he was not given enough time to prepare a defense Lambert was convicted Friday of embezzling more than 3100 from Jackson County and the state He was sentenced to four years in prison by Judge Clinton Lockard after a jury took 25 minutes to return a conviction Lambert could have been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison Lambert's attorney Earl Stegall of Gulfport said this morning that a moUon for a new trial had been filed in Jackson County Circuit Court and a motion of appeal to the State Supreme Court had been filed The basis of the appeal Stegall said is that Lambert was Indicted under the wrong section of law The grand jury indicted Lambert for converting to his own use funds that belonged to the county and state But Stegall said the tickets in question had been dismissed so the county and state were due nothing District Attorney Mike Moore argued in court that because the fines were mailed in to court the persons ticketed Murder suspect By The Associated Press GREENSBORO NC A man sought in the slayings of five members of his girlfriend's family fired a machine gun at police before he apparently blew up his van killing himself the woman and her two children authorities say Three police officers including two from Kentucky were Injured Frederick Klenner 32 "opened fire with an automatic weapon" Monday as officers tried to arrest him said police spokeswoman Joanna Colodln Gulf Publishing Company The SunThe Dally Herald Paul Torgeson PASS CHRISTIAN Paul Arthur Torgeson 78 222 Henderson Ave Pass Christian died Monday in Gulfport Mr Torgeson a native of Un-Ivetta Ga had lived in Paso Christian for most of his life He attended Pass Christian schools and was a graduate of Chicago Engineer Institute He was a retired pipefitter and a member of the United Association Local 60 in New Orleans for 38 years He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Pass Christian Survivors include Ms wife Mrs Irma Lory Torgeson two sons Paul A Torgeson Jr and Kenneth Torgeson all of Pass Christian two sisters Mrs Lily Jacobs of Alpena Ark and Mrs Mable Holley of Los Oso Calif and eight grandchildren A private funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 am at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial in Live Oak Cemetery Rlemann Funeral Home in Gulfport is in charge of arrangements The family prefers donations to Trinity Episcopal Church in the form of a memorial for Mr Torgeson William Ellis BAY ST LOUIS William Ellis 69 of Bay St Louis died Sunday In Gulfport Mr Ellis was bora in Iuka and had lived in Bay St Louis for 37 years He was retired from Coast Electric Power Association in Bay St Louis where he had worked for 37 years He was also a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3253 and the American Legion Post 139 in Bay St Louis Survivors include a son William Ellis of Mountain View Calif a brother Robert Ellis of Little Rock Ark a half brother Wallace Bruce Ellis of Florence Ala two sisters Mrs GF Gober of Tupelo and Mrs PJ Kimberley of Iuka and two grandcMldren A memorial service was to be held today at 4:30 pm at Rlemann Funeral Home in Bay St Louis The family prefers donations to a favorite charity Lester Barbee OCEAN SPRINGS Lester Barbee 63 921 Porter Ave Ocean Springs died Monday in Biloxi The body was sent from Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home in Biloxi to Citizens Funeral Home in West Helena Ark Mrs Lola Goff PASCAGOULA Mrs Lola Coleman Goff 90 of Wade community died Monday in Pascagoula Visitors may call tonight from 6 until 9 at Holder-Wells Funeral Home in Moss Point The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 am at Caswell Springs United Methodist Church where visitors may call an hour before services Burial will follow in the church cemetery Mrs Goff a native and lifelong resident of Jackson County was a member of Caswell Springs United Methodist Church She is survived by a daughter Mrs RJ Diamond of Wade five sons Luther Goff of Harleston the Rev Earnest Goff of Hattiesburg Robert Goff of Theodore Ala Edward Goff and Paul Goff both of Wade two brothers Eddie Coleman of Kreole and Mabry Coleman of Sacramento Calif two sisters Mrs HC Busby of Mobile Ala and Mrs Minnie Goff of Wade 29 grandchildren 29 greatgrandchildren and great-great-grandchildren John Blackwell Sr PICAYUNE John Blackwell Sr 85 Route 2 Picayune died Sunday in Biloxi A graveside service was held today at 10 am in New Palestine Cemetery in Picayune McDonald Funeral Home in Picayune was in charge of arrangements Mr Blackwell was bora in Carrlere and was a Methodist He is survived by a son John Blackwell Jr of Oklahoma City Okla three grandchildren and four were pleading guilty and the fines were due the county and state "I know of no error in the record and the proof was overwhelming" Moore said Moore said he expected the conviction to stand The state's evidence Included more than 31000 in money orders and cashier's checks from traffic violators that had been cashed by Lambert Moore said that thousands of dollars more of checks had been cashed and "we're discovering more every Stegall said he had asked the court for more time to prepare a defense but had been denied "We had only five days to go through all their evidence and witnesses and come up with our own witnesses I had two other cases in court during those five days also We were not able to prepare a proper defense" Stegall said Lambert is now out on 35000 appeal bond He has pre-paid 34200 in appeal costs Lambert's case is Indicative of the problems inherent in the Justice Court System Moore said after the trial is just too much room for corruption These people can be elected with almost no qualifications" Moore said "I will be going to the Legislature next year to get some strong changes made in this system" three others killed He was wanted in the 1984 murders of two women in Kentucky the former sister-in-law and mother-in-law of his girlfriend and in the slayings of the woman's parents and grandmother in Winston-Salem last month Klenner then drove off In a van with Susie Newsom Lynch 39 and her children John 10 and Jim 9 before the vehicle exploded said Oldham County police Sgt Dennis Clark in Kentucky Clark said Klenner apparently detonated the blast but Greensboro police Chief Conrad Wade said that wasn't clear Crevitt was found on the banks of the Sunflower River Diversion Canal north of Vicksburg The child had been the subject of a major search effort after Mrs Crevitt told authorities that her daughter had been abducted at Battlefield Village Mall in Vicksburg on May 16 Warren County Sheriff Paul Barrett said Mrs Crevitt later told investigators that she had thrown the child into the canal Preliminary autopsy reports indicated the child had drowned von Bulow two comas herself through use of alcohol and drugs Puccio had said Monday he would call one more medical witness but today told the judge the defense would rest without calling a Yale University pharmacologist Puccio today also asked Superior Court Judge Corinne Grande to bar state rebuttal witnesses to be called to testify that Mrs von Bulow did not abuse alcohol or drugs He said they already provided that testimony and additional comments would be letting the state take "a second bite of the apple" Crevitt pleads innocent to murder (Located on DoBuyt Road between Biloxi A Gulfport) IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER call the circulation numbers during these hours only: Monday-Frlday6 am to 7 pm Saturday6 am to 9 am Sunday 6 am to 10 am HARRISON COUNTY Circulation 896-2441 Classified Advertising 896-2380 Display Ad vertl sing 896-2400 News J96-2340 64tur6SMwwwiiMwJl 2376 Daily Sports J96-Z3S2 JACKSON COUNTY Circulation 872-201 1 Classified Advertising 875-8216 Display Advertising 7624298 Jackson Co Bureau 8752777 HANco*ck COUNTY Circulation 467-2750 Classified Advertising Display Advertising 255-1115 Hanco*ck Co Bureau 467-6663 STONE COUNTY CIrculatton 928-5788 IB1 a a a 3 a a a ii -n 0 0 0 a a a a a a 'tai How to The Sim or The 1 CUP THIS 2 FILL IT OUT 3 MAIL IT WITH or 4 Call one of and order by Start Immediate The Sun (Mon-Frl) The Sun (7 days a The Dally Herald Both Sun Herald NAME ADDRESS Ciy State (MAIL ORDERS: Use "MAIL CIRCULATION Gulf Publishing PO Bax 4547 BllaxL MS By The Associated Press VICKSBURG Miss Lisa Crevitt entered a plea of innocent today to a charge of murder in the drowning of her 2-year-old daughter Circuit Judge John Ellis set June 13 as a trial date but defense -attorney' Travis Vance said it would be impossible to be ready at that time The 20-year-old Vicksburg woman was arrested May 19 about six hours after the body of her daughter Jennifer Nicole Defense won't call subscribe to Daily Herald COUPON YOUR ORDER our toll-free numbers (above) phone delivery of: 3325 month week) $575monm (7 days a week) $575month (S900month) Pastmaitari SaaP ckawpes te CsH PakUsklag Campaay lac PO Bn UI7 Bilei I Ms Pill SscaaP class pastas pale at Ouifpert Ms fl fl fl fl 3 ZIP Teiepheae By The Associated Press PROVIDENCE RI Claus von Billow's attorneys say they will rest their case without calling the Danish socialite to the stand to defend himself against charges he twice tried to murder his wife with insulin injections think we've proven a very strong medical case" defense attorney Thomas Puccio said Monday adding that von Bulow's testimony was not necessary The defense called nine doctors to support its argument that von Bulow's wife brought on her Sardon Blackwell SAUCIER Sardon Blackwell 90 of Fairley Road 8aucier died Monday in Wiggins Visitors may call tonight from 6 until 9 at Rlemann Memorial Funeral Home US 49 North The funeral will be Wednesday at 10 am at the funeral home chapel followed by burial in Blackwell Cemetery Mr Blackwell a native of Harrison County was a retail I RATES" shown above right) DEPARTMENT Company Inc 39S31 IBmoi wp.

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