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9, 1990 SUNDAY JOURNAL-STAR NEBRASKA 13E weather- North Omaha 85 O'Neill. 88 Forecasts Extended Forecast For Lincoln. 1990 WeatherDate, Inc SUN MON TUE WED THU Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Chance of T-etrme 91 59 85 60 90 65 93 66 84 65 Lincoln-Southeast Nebraska: Sunday: Partly cloudy and very warm with light winds and a high of 91 degrees. Sunday night: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms and a low of 59 degrees. Monday: Partly cloudy and slightly cooler with a high of 85 degrees.

Rapid City' Sioux Falls Partly Cloudy Valentine Partly Cloudy 86 51 Partly Cloudy 87 53 Sioux City 89 52 Norfolk Sunny Scottsbluff Partly Cloudy 90 56 Partly Cloudy 90 56 Des Moines Cheyenne 88 51 Sunny Sunny Grand Island Omaha 90 63 North Platte Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 90 59 Partly Cloudy 94 58 Kansas City Denver Concordia Sunny Partly Cloudy Sunny 90 56 98 Highs are for Sunday lows are for Sunday night. Nebraska: Sunday: Slight chance of thunderstorms north, otherwise partly cloudy with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Sunday night: Slight chance of thunderstorms southeast third, otherwise partly cloudy with lows in the 50s. Monday: Partly cloudy and not as hot with highs in the 80s. Nebraska: Extended: Fair to partly cloudy and warm Tuesday and Wednesday.

Highs in the mid-80s to mid-90s and lows in the mid-50s to mid-60s. Chance of thunderstorms and cooler late Wednesday and Thursday. Lincoln Almanac Saturday Precipitation: Precipitation: 0.00 month to date: 0.01 (normal 0.88) High: 90 Low: 58 year to date: 22.48 (normal 21.58) Normal: High 80 Low 56 Sunrise Sunday: 7:01 a.m. Record: 101, 1955; 40, 1889 Sunset Sunday: 7:48 p.m. Nebraska Almanac Saturday Saturday Saturday Alliance 48 Grand 91 62 Hastings 96 49 Kearney 86 58 McCook Falls City.

93 61 Norfolk 97 Scottsbluff. 96 52 Valentine. National Forecast for Sunday, September 9 90s Snow Rain Ice Thunderstorms Temperature bands denots highs for the day. Fronts: Cold Warm Stationary Forecasts for select U.S. cities.

Sunday Sunday Sunday Outik Outik Outik Albuquerque 87 60 pcidy Fargo 45 pcidy Philadelphia 73 rain 65 Anchorage 58 45 rain Hartford. 74 pcidy Phoenix 108 sunny rain Atlanta 93 72 pcidy Honolulu sunny 74 Baltimore 65 shwrs Houston pcidy Portland, Me. sunny Billings sunny Indianapo 63 pcidy Portland, pcidy Birmingham pcidy. sunny St. pcidy Boston pcidy Little Rock pcidy sunny pcidy LosAngeles fair fair Buffalo shwrs Memphis pcidy SanAntonio pcidy pcidy MiamiBeach sunny fair Chicago Charlotte 62 pcidy pcidy Seattle.

pcidy pcidy Milwaukee. 60 peldy 75 sunny Cincinnati 82 64 tstms sunny pcidy Cleveland 77 62 rain New York cidy Tucson sunny Dallas-F1. Worth. 95 74 peldy 3 sunny 68 shwrs 75 60 Orlando pcidy sunny Fingertips weather information: 477-3333, Police catch robbery suspect near Maxwell NORTH PLATTE (UPI) A Lincoln County sheriff's deputy arrested an Australian man sought in the armed robberies of a Grand Island jewelry store and a Lexington savings and loan Saturday, minutes after a Maxwell-area farmwife called for help. Sgt.

Lonnie McDonald said Michael Oates, 30, of Sydney, Australia, was armed with a .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol when he was arrested without incident at the Dale Wahlgren farmstead 7 miles east of North Platte. McDonald said Oates had nearly $4,000 in cash, including money allegedly taken in the Thursday robbery of American Charter Savings and Loan's Lexing. ton branch, and numerous diamonds more than those taken earlier Thursday from Bunkers Jewelers in Grand Island. McDonald said Oates is suspected in armed robberies in California and Nevada and possibly Illinois. He will be held in the Lincoln County Jail until Monday when he will be taken to Omaha for an appearance before a U.S.

judge. "He told us he came to the United Prison inmate dies at Lincoln General Wayne Yeutter, 66, had been hospitalized since Aug. 13 with a cardiovascular illness, Warden John Dahm said. Yeutter's death appeared to be from natural causes, Dahm said. An autopsy was scheduled Sunday.

Yeutter, formerly of Cozad, was serving a 6 to 20-year sentence for sexual assault, Dahm said. A grand jury will investigate the death under a law that requires such investigations whenever an inmate dies in custody, Dahm said. By Staff Writers and News Services A Lincoln Correctional Center inmate died Saturday at Lincoln General Hospi-tal, a prison official said. Deaths Albers, Clara Anderson, Dora Barnard, Valera H. Blanke, Lula R.

Bohling, Herta E. Bosinio, Louis Carlson, Scott L. Carlyon, Ruth L. Davis, Katherine J. Ekstrum, John H.

Erickson, Kenneth H. "Swede" Evers, Herbert A. France, Jesse Gomerdinger, John T. Grunwald, Bernice M. Heier, William Edward Hoback, Teresa Hutchins, Dean Willis Jr.

Lee, Tillie A. Martin, Lucille McCauley, Charles B. Murphy, Elenora L. Niederhaus, A.H. "Herb" Steele, Rose Taylor, Max W.

Wilson, Roberta Woodruff, Blanche M. This newspaper runs, free of charge, one-time notice of any death in Lincoln, in the Nebraska area served by the newspaper, or of any former longtime resident. Publication after that first day requires payment of a fee and will be labeled as paid. I Lincoln Bosinio Louis, 72, 311 Jeffrey Drive, died Friday. Born Pittsburg, Kan.

Former electrician, Goodyear. Retired military, 23 years. Member, First Christian Church, American Legion Post 3, DAV, AARP. Survivors: wife, Jessie son, Leonard, Lincoln; daughter, Vicki G. Sullivan, Lincoln; two grandchildren; aunt.

Services: 1 p.m. Tuesday, First tian Church, 16th and streets. The Rev. Robert Kunz. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Pallbearers: Arthur Deshayes, Ray Kunz, Bernie Belka, Al Bean, James Warner, Frank Littlefield. Honorary pallbearers: Emil Rotshafer, Grant Flemming, Dale Enlow. Military graveside rites by Alpha Company, Second Battalion, 16th Infantry from Fort Riley, Kan. Visitation: after noon Sunday, mortuary. Memorials to American Heart Association or First Christian Church.

Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St. Paid Carison Scott 36, Minneapolis, died Sunday. Born Lincoln. Survivors: parents, Joseph, Merna, Lincoln; brothers, Richard, Lincoln, Mark, New Jersey; sisters, Jane Young, Omaha, Carol Hendrickson, Missouri; aunts; uncles; nieces; nephews. Memorial service: 7 p.m.

Sept. 22, Basilica of St. Mary, 88 N. 7th Minneapolis. Visitation: half hour before service, church.

Billman-Hunt Funeral Chapel, Minneapolis. Carlyon Ruth L. (widow of the Rev. Richard), 88, 800 S. 47th died Thursday.

Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Trinity United Methodist Church, 1345 16th St. The Rev. Jerry Mcinnis. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Pallbearers: Jack Mark, Paul, Timothy Bowerman, Howard Hauser, Steve Montgomery. Memorials to church or pension fund, Nebraska United Methodist Conference or Olathe, Kan. Hospice program. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St. Paid Davis Katherine 87, 1750 20th died Thursday.

Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. The Rev. John Smeltzer.

Pallbearers: Larry Pickering, Art Sharp, Jerry Sievers, Ted Hostetler, Jerold, James Williamson. Visitation: 9 a.m-9 p.m. Sunday, until services Monday, funeral home. Memorials to Milder Manor. Paid Ekstrum John 61, 1234 died Friday.

Born Stratton. Crane operator. Employee, E.0. Peters years. Former employee, Continental Bridge Omaha.

Member, Church Christ. Survivors: wife, Barbara; sons, daughters-in-law, Ron, Jan, Colorado Springs, Gary, Kathy, Staplehurst, Bruce, Donna, Palmyra, Roger, Lincoln, Mark, Bennet; daughter, Vicki, Lincoln; five grandchildren. Services: Pending. Metcalf. Funeral Home, 245 N.

27th St. Erickson Kenneth H. 5200 Myrtle died Friday. Oakland. Former section laborer, lington Northern Railroad, 44 years.

Member, St. Patrick's Catholic Church, American Legion Post 3, Moose Lodge, Legion of Mary Auxiliary. Survivors: wife, Sadie; daughter, Pearl, Lincoln; brother, Harold, Winthrop Harbor, two grandsons; two granddaughters; great-grandson. Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, St.

trick's Catholic Church, 6126 Morrill Ave. Military graveside rites by American Legion Post 3. Visitation: 2 Sunday until 9 p.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday, Roper Sons Havelock Mortuary, 6037 Havelock Ave.

Rosary: 7 p.m. Tuesday, Havelock mortuary. Evers Herbert 85, 1110 hurst Drive, died Thursday. Private family services on Monday, Christ United Methodist Church. Rev.

Hauser Winter. Hickman tery. Pallbearers: Robert Anderson, Hoffman, Wes Kerns, Lawrence, Ourecky, Joe Quattrocchi. In noon-9 p.m. Sunday, Butherus-MaserLove Mortuary, 4040 A St.

Memorials to church or Masonic Home, mouth. Hutchins Dean Willis 33, man Oaks, formerly Lincoln, Aug. 23. Photography teacher. ceived master's degree, University Nebraska-Lincoln.

Survivors: parents, Dean W. Joyce, Yankton, brother, John, Le Mars, lowa; Leslie Becker, Madison, Visser, Parksley, sister, Ann, sas City, grandmothers, Mina son, Le Mars, Ruth, Hastings; nephew. Memorial services were held Aug. in West Hollywood, Calif. Cremation.

Memorials to: Project Angel 1550 Hayworth Los geles, CA 90046. Martin Lucille, 82, 3103 N. 48th died Saturday. Services: Pending. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. McCauley Charles 81, 6315 a died Saturday. Services: Pending. Roper Sons tuary, 4300 0 St. Niederhaus A.H.

"Herb, 72, Fernando, formerly Lincoln, Aug. 30. Graveside services: 10 a.m. Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. St.

The Rev. Jay Funk. No visitation. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, S. 14th St.

Taylor Max 96, 244 S. Cotner died Saturday. Services: Pending. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St. Wilson Roberta, 86, 1001 South Street, died Thursday.

No survivors. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Monday, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th St. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. Woodruff Blanche 86, Route 6, died Thursday. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 0 St. Pallbearers: Mark Felker, Don Fosbender, Rick Jones, Bruce Nevius, Jon Squier, Bill Woodruff.

Visitation: until services, mortuary. Memorials to Alzheimer's Foundation. Paid I Nebraska Albers Clara, 73, Elmwood, died Friday. Born near Avoca. Homemaker.

Member, First Lutheran Church, Avoca, County extension club. Survivors: husband, Fritz, daughter, Sara Jane Vogt, rural Elmwood; stepbrother, Raymond Weiler, Avoca; grandson, Gary Vogt, Elmwood. Services: 10 a.m. Monday, First Lutheran Church, Avoca. Visitation: 1-8 p.m.

Sunday, funeral home. Memorials care of family. Colbert Funeral Home, Weeping Water. Paid Anderson Dora, 104, Bladen, died Thursday in Campbell. Born Bladen.

Homemaker. Member, United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, Rebekah Lodge, garden club, bridge club, extension club. Survivors: daughters, Pauline Elliott, Eunice Weingart, both Hastings, Mary Noftsger, Kinston, N.C., Elizabeth Zieloha, Tulsa, Marjorie Lockhart, grandchildren; 12. great grandchildren; four great-great -grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m.

Monday, United Methodist Church, Bladen. Memorials care of family. Simonson-Williams Funeral Home, Red Cloud. Barnard Valera 88, Marysville, died Friday. Survivors: son, Jeraid, Marysville; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; nieces; nephews.

Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Harman Mortuary, Beatrice. Princeton Cemetery. Visitation: 2 p.m. Sunday until services, mortuary.

Blanke Lula 78, Geneva, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, Farmer Son Funeral Home, Geneva. Geneva Public Cemetery. Visitation: 1 p.m.

Sunday until services, funeral home. Paid Bohling Herta 89, Deshler, died Thursday. Member, St. Peter Lutheran Survivors: sons, Harlan, Deshler, Lloyd, Englewood, Dale, Carleton; daughters, Mrs. Modris (Ardith) Bandars, Lincoln, Mrs.

Doyle (Shirley) Werner, North Platte; sister, Esther Bursch, Casta Mesa, 12 9 grandchildren; stepgrandchildren; 21 great 19 step-greatgranchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; two great-great stepgrandchildren. Services: 10' a.m. Monday, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Deshler. Visitation: a.m.

Sunday until services, Ahrendts S. Funeral Home, Deshler. France Jesse, 14, York, died Thursday. Survivors: father, Terry, York; mother, Mrs. Jim (Sandra) Pospisil, Omaha; brothers, Cody, Jacob, both Omaha; stepbrother, Joshua Pospisil, Pisgah, lowa; stepsister, Jana Pospisil, Pisgah; grandparents, Don, Rene Mayer, Humboldt, John, Pat Grady, Omaha; great-grandmothers, Clara SteS.

vens, Falls City, Genevieve Rothmeyer, Ossian, lowa. Services: 2:30 p.m. Monday, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, York. Metz Mortuary, York. Gomerdinger John 75, Norfolk, formerly Greenwood, died Saturday.

Born Wann. World War I1 U.S. Army veteran. Survivors: cousins. Graveside services: 10 a.m.

Tuesday, Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. Marcy Mortuary, Ashland. 15 Grunwald Bernice 83, Omaha, died Wednesday. Born Omaha. Music of teacher.

Survivors: daughter, Berno Marie Anderson, Miami; brother, sisterin-law, Byron F. "Bing," Marvyl Omaha. Services: 11 a.m. Monday, Chapel Dundee Presbyterian Church, Omaha. No visitation.

Memorials to American Cancer Society. Crosby-Burket-Swanson-Golden Funeral Home, Colonial 81, Chapel, Omaha. Born Heier William Edward, 94, Elmwood, Bur- died Friday. Born near Murdock. Farmer.

World War veteran. Member, American Legion, Elmwood, United Methodist Church, Murdock. Survivors: sons, Charles, Murdock, Larry, Hallam; daughter, Evelyn Johnson, Elmwood; brothers, Harvey, Alvo, Everett, esco; grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, United Pa- Methodist Church, Murdock.

Visitation: 1-8 p.m., funeral home. Memorials United Methodist Church, Murdock p.m. Louisville Care Center. Colbert Funeral Home, Elmwood. Paid Hoback Teresa 31, Grand Island, formerly Lincoln and Ithaca.

Born mont. Homemaker. Former employee, Madonna Home, Lincoln. Member, Rock- Faith United Methodist Church, Grand Island, Eagles Auxiliary, Wahoo. Survivors: husband, Larry; son, Brian; The ents, Marlin, Judy Keller, Ithaca; brothCome- er, Tim Keller, Ithaca; sisters, Mrs.

Ron (Rhonda) Vanderford, Lincoln, Ann Lloyd ler, Ithaca. state: Services: 9 a.m. Tuesday, Faith United Methodist Church, Grand Island; lowed by services at 2 p.m., United Platts- Methodist Church, Ithaca. Visitation: Paid 1-8 p.m. Monday, Ludvigsen Mortuary, Sher- Fremont.

died Lee Tillie 88, Auburn, Re- Friday. Survivors: three half brothers; of one half sister. Services: 2 p.m. Monday, S.D.; zenburg Funeral Home, Auburn. Visitasisters, tion: 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

Sunday, funeral Tracy home. Kan- Murphy Elenora 94, Exeter, Nel- Saturday. Survivors: brothers, Lou nieces; na, Exeter, Walter Kalina, McCool tion; grandson, Walter Tempe, Ariz. 26 Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Farmer Funeral Home, Exeter.

Visitation: Food, a.m. Monday until services, funeral An- home. Memorials to Bethesda Center, Exeter. Steele Rose (widow of Charles 101, Beatrice and Adams, died day in Adams. Past worthy matron, OES Chapter 163, Adams.

Member, 0 Vesper Chapter 9, OES Beatrice. vors: son, C. Volney, Beatrice; daughMor- ters, Edna Fritz, Mrs. John (Ona) er, both Adams; seven grandchildren; San 12 great-grandchildren; two died great-grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m.

Tuesday, Centenary Monday, United Methodist Church, Beatrice. 14th Crab Orchard Cemetery. Visitation: 3 p.m. Sunday, Griffiths-Hovendick 6800 Chapel, Beatrice; one hour before Paid vices, church. Memorials to church.

Judds shine in their second State Fair show By L. Two years first Nebraska and put on show. Saturday er-daughter Kent Wolgamott ago, the Judds made their State Fair appearance a solid, if unspectacular night, the country mothteam returned to the Bob Devaney Sports Center and demonstrated that they have taken their award-winning act a notch higher. 098521 Review From the -stage opening of their new single "Born To Be Blue" to the final rattle of Little Richard's "Rip It Up," the Judds' 75-minute show was honest, sincere and entertaining. Musically, the star of the show, as always, is daughter Wynonna.

Blessed with one of the great voices in any kind of music, Wynonna, 26, is a rock 'n' soul singer at heart and brings gravelly power to the Judds' country. Their sound has more than a little bit of rockabilly built in to keep things lively, although some arrangements take the edge off the songs. Mother Naomi, 44, who has written several of the duo's hits, is primarily a background singer. But she also fronts the group in working the crowd, making comments and telling jokes from the June Carter school of country entertainment. Among the highlights of a superbly paced and lit show were the gentle beat and Naomi's swooping harmony on "Rockin' With The Rhythm;" Wynonna's heartfelt telling of the love story in "Young Love;" and a beautiful two-song ode to past generations, the touching acoustic "Guardian about Naomi's great grandparents and their smash, "Grandpa." Through the show, Wynonna was in fine voice, singing some serious blues on "Rompin' Stompin' Blues" from their soon-to-be released eighth album, growling on "Give A Little Love" and blasting out on the 50s rock closer which was enough to make one wonder how great she could be fronting a tough little rock 'n' roll band.

With Naomi's crowd-pleasing efforts and the duo's genuine affection for the audience, Saturday night's show easily demonstrated that the Judds are among country's best performers. Opening act T.G. Sheppard was making his fourth fair appearance and was the only repeat act the 1989 lineup. His show this year was more confident and relaxed than last year's effort and was a definite crowd pleaser. A practiced showman, Sheppard waded deep into the crowd during a medley of his number one hits, kissing the girls (of all ages) and making them cry.

His smooth 45-minute set showcased his warm baritone and his lovin' and leavin' country pop hits and, as with the Judds, was a performance in which both the star and the audience displayed plenty of affection for one another." Open class, FFA name. State Fair winners Following are winners announced Saturday at the Nebraska State Fair (first place for open class, purple 1 for FFA unless otherwise specified): Open Class Horticulture Phyllis Filbert (3), Lincoln; Charlotte Wood (2), Palmyra; Dorothy Lewis (3), Daykin; Evelyn Boyd (3), Nebraska City; Leona Clark (4), Lincoln; Dolores Roth (3), Lincoln; Georgianna Allen (3), Lincoln; Maurice L. Bonne (2), Lincoln; Dorothy Lewis (4), Daykin; Kurt J. Osmanson, Omaha; Aaron Moon, Lincoln; R. Overmyer (2), Omaha; Leroy Schlegel, Lincoin; Trish Wheeler, Lincoln; Christina F.

Walker (2), Lincoln; Carol Ann Gray, Davey; Helene C. Gray, Davey. Novice Arranger: Dorothy Lewis, Daykin; Helene C. Gray, Davey. Experienced Arranger: Evelyn Boyd (3), Nebraska City; Christina F.

Walker (3), Lincoln; Kay Smith, Lincoln. Specials: Margaret Murkie (2), Lincoln; Leonore P. Wessel, Roco; Dorothy Lewis: Daykin; Ethel Schlegel, Lincoln; Kent Stork, Arlington: Leora Clark, Lincoln; Helene C. Gray, Davey; Marian Goodenkauf, Table Rock: D. Damon Samuel, Nebraska City; Sherri Hiser, Lincoln; Mary Ann Hays, Blue Springs; Robert J.

Kiser, Plattsmouth; Dorothy Lewis, Daykin; Christina F. Walker, Lincoin. Cut Flowers, Foliage: Marvin Wood, Palmyra; FFA Dairy Champions Showmanship: Gold: Kevin Racicky, Ansley. SIlver: BIll Paprocki, Howells-Clarkson. Bronze: Sandy Fischer, North Loup-Scotia.

Ayrshire: Bruce Kempkes, Palmyra. Reserve: Bruce Kempkes. Brown Swiss: Amy Hellbusch, Lakeview. Reserve: Amy Hellbusch. Holstein: Kevin Racicky, Ansley.

Reserve: Maria Racicky, Ansley. Jersey: Jeff Meyer, Norris. Reserve: Michelle Parde, Norris. Milking Shorthorns: Jason Parde, Norris. Other Winners Purple: Scott Brester, Howells-Clarkson (2); Bruce Kempkes, Palmyra: Amy Hellbusch, Lakeview; Kristie Reuter, Syracuse (2); Bill Paprocki, Howells-Clarkson (2); James Stevenson, Centura; Rachal Vokoun, Crete (3); Kevin Racicky, Ansley (2); Robin Andreasen, St.

Edward; Brain Andreasen, St. Edward; Maria Racicky, Ansley; Daniel Hirschler, Diller; Jill Donnelly, St. Edward; James Stevenson, Centura; Jesse Ziesler, Butte; Daniel Hirschler, Diller; Roberta Woodruff, Butte; Sandy Fischer, North Loup-Scotia; Jeff Meyer, Norris: Lana Steinhausen, Norris (2); Jason Parde, Norris; Jeff Meyer, Norris. FFA Chapter Displays Champion: Schuyler FFA Chapter. Reserve: TriCounty FFA Chapter.

Purple: Norris, Diller. FFA Sheep Champions Showmanship: Gold: Corey Korth, Newman Grove. Silver: Amy Tachovsky, Wilber-Clatonia. Bronze: Joel Engel, Schuyler. Commercial Ewe: Robin Andresen, St.

Edward. Reserve: Mandy Yrbka, Centennial. Dorset Ram Lamb: Corey Korth, Newman Grove. Reserve: Corey Korth. Dorset Ram Lamb: Laura Fiala, Shickley.

Hampshire Ewe: Valerie Due, Exeter. Reserve: Chris Nelson, Battle Creek. Hampshire Ram: Donnelle Johnson, Lyons-Decafur. Reserve: Valerie Due. Suffolk Ewe: Joe Engle, Schuyler.

Reserve: Zack Wimmer, Tekamah-Herman. Suffolk Ram Lamb: Trina Butterfield, Wheeler Central. Reserve: Sheri Spahr, Seward. Two men, boy die in separate accidents Traffic Fatalities 1990 1989 Nebraska 177 202 Lancaster 10 21 Lincoln By Staff Writers and News Services Three people died in separate weekend traffic accidents on Nebraska roads. Donald Penne, 44, of Laurel died in a two-car accident on a county road miles southeast of Laurel, a dispatcher at the Norfolk office of the Nebraska State Patrol said.

Penne died of injuries suffered when his Chevrolet El Camino collided nearly head-on on with a trailer driven by Robert Dahlquist; the dispatcher said. Penne was taken to a Sioux City, Iowa, hospital and later pronounced dead. Dahlquist, 30, also of Laurel, was treated for minor injuries at a Wayne hospital and released, the dispatcher said. The 9:45 a.m. accident was attributed to poor visibility because of fog, she said.

On Friday, Chase Gardels, 8, of Wilcox was on a bicycle on a paved county road east of town when he collided with a car at about 2:30 p.m., said Beckey Rabe, a Kearney County sheriff's dispatcher. No other details were released. In Omaha, a car flew over the median of a city street Saturday and landed on top of the front of a car in which Danny Lee, 48, of LaVista was a passenger, Police Officer Jay Urban said. The accident occurred about 1:45 a.m., he said. Suffolk Yearling Ram: Sheri Spahr.

Reserve: Bill Thiemann, Pawnee City. Market Lambs: Kris Tachovsky, Wilber-Clatonia. Reserve: Kris Tachovsky. Others Purple: Mark Grotelueschen, Schuyler; Lana Kracke, Wilber-Clatonia; Donnelle Johnson (2), Lyons-Decatur; Scott Juranek (2), Blue Hill; Jason Stammer, Tekamah-Herman; Trina Butterfield, Wheeler Central: Kase Kroese, Norris; Shannon Johnson, Shickley; Teri Sherbeck, Shickley; Royce Schaneman, Scottsbluff: Denice WisnerPilger; Kathy Hauxwell (2), McCook; Kent Langemeier, Mead; Julie Bridger (2), Crete, Zane Johnson, Lyons-Decatur: Lynda Wiley, York: Chris Swartzendoruber, Shickley; Julle Stevens, Norris; Traci Doeschot, Norris; Lisa Codr. East Butler: Tammy Potter, East Butler; Darin Gable, Waverly; Amy Tachovsky (2), Wilber-Clatonia; Denice Heftle, Wisner-Pilger; Sheri Spahr, Seward; Jenny Johnson, Genoa; Mandy Vrbka, Centennial; Fialo.

FFA Breeding Beef Champions Simmental Bull: Joel Berggren, Prague. Reserve: Drew Wolfe, Schuyler. Simmental Female: Scott Gonsior, Fullerton. Reserve: Joel Makocicka, East Butler. British Commercial Female: Lance Lechtenberg, Butte.

Reserve: Brandon Meyer, Blue HIll. Continental Commercial Female: Cheryl Wolken, Diller. Reserve: Julie Stevens, Norris. Charloais Bull: Joanie Ratkovec, East Butler. Charloals Female: Jarred Nielson, Hyannis.

Reserve: Jesse Ziesler, Butte. Hereford Female: Tracy Ellwanger, Butte. Reserve: Tracy Sachtien, Palmer. Limosine Bull: Craig Gana, Norris. Reserve: Julie Stevens.

Limosine Female: Craig Gana. Maine Aniou Female: Connie Dierberger, Seward. Reserve: Connie Dierberger. Shorthorn Bull: Ceci Johnson, Palmyra. Shorthorn Female: Bev Crawford, Norris.

Reserve: Christopher Bando, Nebraska City. Salers Female: Heath Koenig, Fairbury. Reserve: Heath Koenig. Gelbvieh Female: Jarred Nielson, Hyannis. Reserve: Erin Nerud, Scottsbluff.

Angus Bull: Chad Hill, Waverly. Angus Female: Bryan Hauxwell, McCook. Reserve: Stacey Nelson, Waverly. Other Winners Purple: Stacey Nelson, Waverly: Chad Hill, Waverly; Joanie Ratkovec (3), East Butler; Terri Biel, Central City; Tracy Sachtien, Palmer; Tracy Ellwanger, Butte; Gwen Crawford, Norris; Bev Crawford, Norris; Ceci Johnson, Palmyra; Deanna Lienemann (2), Blue Hill; Wende Wolfe, Schuyler; Scott Gonsior, Fullerton; Joel Makovicka (2), East Butler; Wende Wolfe, Schuyler; Jeff Porter (2), Central: Brent Katz, Tri County: Chad Mayfield, Conestoga; Kathy Peterson, Genoa; Shelli Gonsior (2). Fullerton; Roy Homolka, Wilber-Clatonia; Lance Lechtenberg, Butte; Kristie Reuter, Syracuse; Heath Koenig, Fairbury; Steve Carper, Blue Hill.

Soviet killer, rapist identified by victim States about eight months ago and lived in Los McDonald said. Cheryln Wahlgren, who called the sheriff's office, said Oates "was real tired. He acted like he was tired of running." Wahlgren told KRVN radio in Lexing. ton that she and her husband, their daughter, 11, and their hired hand were sitting on the patio when a man started walking up their lane. Wahlgren said her husband told her and their daughter to go upstairs and call the sheriff while he grabbed a shotgun and met the man at the door.

The man said he had car trouble on the Interstate and would like a taxi back to his car, Wahlgren said. "He also asked for a drink." She said her husband told him the sheriff had been called and could help the man when he arrived. "By the time he got to the end of the lane the sheriff's car came and stopped him," Wahlgren said. Wahlgren said the man was living in an attic of a vacant farmhouse on her land that authorities had checked Friday. McDonald said clothing worn in the Thursday robberies was found in the attic.

Alcohol warnings OK but ad ban preferred WASHINGTON (AP) United Methodist officials voiced support for proposed federal legislation requiring health and safety warnings on all alcohol advertising but said they would prefer a ban on such ads. The Rev. Thom White Wolf Fassett, head of the denomination's social concerns agency, told a House committee: "We support the elimination of beer commercials from television screens and broadcast airwaves, and removal of liquor, beer and wine advertisements from newspapers and magazines." Cer- to or Fre- par- Tim Kel- fol- died Nit- died KaliJune- 10 Care Satur- Survi- Coop- great- after ser- MOSCOW (AP) Police say they have arrested a man they believe is the "sexual sadist" who raped eight women, killing four of them, in a series of attacks that terrorized Moscow's northern neighborhoods. Deputy Police Chief Maj. Gen.

A. Bugayev told the Soviet evening television news program "Vremya" Friday that the man was captured after being identified by a woman who survived an attack. Bugayev refused to identify the suspect but said he had a long criminal record, including six previous convictions, and lived in Moscow after being recently released from prison. The Moscow City Council had offered a reward of 10,000 rubles about $16,000 for help in apprehending the man who stalked the Timiryazevsky district of northern Moscow since July 13, the newspaper Moskovskaya Pravda reported. First copyright law approved by China BEIJING (AP) China has adopted its first copyright law, according to official reports Saturday.

The law was approved by the standing committee of the National People's Congress, China's legislature, when it ended an 11-day session Friday. It goes into effect June 1, 1991. The law protects an author's right to publish, sign and revise work. It guarantees the author's control of distribution and claim to royalties. The law covers literature, art, natural sciences, social sciences, engineering and technology produced in written, oral, musical, photographic, cinematographic, video or computer software format.

The copyright of a work is valid during the author's lifetime and for 50 years after his death..