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2B Iowa City Press-Citizen NEWS OF RECORD MONDAY, December 14, 1992 Leona Poula, 87 Jeanette Koepp, 72 Local forecast: Wednesday, a chance of snow. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the teens to 20s. Dry Thursday with a chance of snow Friday. Highs in the 20s with lows 10 to 20.

1-900-773-6000, category 1 1 Call the Iowa City Press-Citizen WeatherLine 24 hours a day for forecasts for 700 cities. Cost is 95 cents a minute. DEATHS Leslie Waters, 86 Leslie E. Waters, 86, died today at Mercy Hospital. Services are pending at Barker Funeral Home, West Branch.

Debris Spring, 86 Deloris E. Spring, 86, died today at the home of her daughter, Sherle (Mrs. John) Kasik, 2661 Newport Road. Services are pending at George L. Gay Funeral Home.

Today Tonight Rainy Low: 35 Spencer "3332 .16 a Sioux City 4024 ,27 Ames 3332 .51 Council Bluffs 4330 .37 Des Moines 3533 .59 1 Rainy, foggy High: 38 At 8 a.m. Monday: Temperature: 33 Barometer: 29 93 Wind: 8 mph. Precipitation: Sunday trace Month-to-date .47 (Normal for month: 1.41) Year-to-date 41 14 (Normal for year to end of this'month: 34.55) Sunday's high: 33 Overnight low: 33 Record high today: 55 (1975) Record low today -16(1901) Coralville Lake: 685 19 feet above sea level, falling Dam tail waters: 651 .49 feet above sea level, falling River stage at Iowa City: 13 46 River stage at Lone Tree: 8.22 River stage at Marengo: 8.56 Inflow into lake: 2,710 cubic feet per second Outflow at dam: 3,220 cubic feet per second National Weather Service (recording): 51 5-285-6906 Cable TV weather: Channel 9 Weather radio frequency: VHF channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids Sunset today: 4 36 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow: 7:26 a.m. Moonrise: 1018 p.m.

Moonset: 1045 a.m. (DOCDO First qtr Full Last qtr New Jan. 30 Jan. 8 Dec 16 Dec. 24 Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight VVV.V' Tuesday Rain likely High: 35 Mason City 2420 Dubuque 32730 Waterloo 3433 .19 Cedar Rapids 3232 Trace Iowa City 3333 Trace Burlington 3433 Wis.

Milwaukee 3732 Rain Chicago 3526 Rain III. St. Louis 3834 Rain Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna Warsaw 50 41 rn 57 41 clr 32 16 clr 41 36 rn 43 36 cdy 36 32 cdy vvvv. JIT Mr 5 1 31 I KM -( Mo. 1 Jeanette Emma Koepp, 72, Bon Aire Mobile Home Court, died Saturday at Iowa City Care Center of a long illness.

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at George L. Gay Funeral Home, with burial in Oxford Cemetery. The Rev. Harry Imlay will officiate.

Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. A general memorial was established. Mrs. Koepp was born July 29, 1920, in Clinton, to Arthur and Louise (Holle) Clark.

She married George L. Koepp March 19, 1938, at Davenport. She was a homemaker. She was a former member of the Ladies Eagles No. 695 Auxiliary.

Survivors include one son, Gerald A. of Iowa City; one daughter, Sally (Mrs. Raymond) Ceynar of Oxford; four grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Her parents, husband and three brothers died earlier. Byerl Baines, 60 Byerl Baines, 60, 33 Hilltop Trailer Court, died Sunday at University Hospital after a long illness.

A memorial service will begin at 1 p.m. Thursday at George L. Gay Funeral Home, with burial in Oakland Cemetery. The Rev. Tim Davison will officiate.

Friends may call from 10 a.m. until service time on Thursday. A general memorial was established. Mr. Baines was born July 16, 1932, in Iowa City, to George W.

and Minnie (Sexton) Baines. He attended Iowa City schools. He married Wendy Fandrei July 17, 1982, in Iowa City. Survivors include his wife of Iowa City; four daughters, Kim (Mrs. Ted) Hesseltine of Coralville, Sam Baines Neuzil of Bettendorf, Jani Kincade of Iowa City and Dee (Mrs.

Jeff) Stratton of Homestead; one stepdaughter, Heather West of Maryville, Mo; two stepsons, Ryan and Damian West, both of Des Moines; 15 grandchildren; five sisters, Pearl Rutledge of Galesburg, 111., Ruby Seydel and Sadie Kane, both of Iowa City, Mary Bittenger of Indianola and Ann Goodwin of Capitan, N.M.; two brothers, Emil of Columbus, Ga. and John of Iowa City; and many nieces and nephews. His parents, six brothers and sisters and one daughter died earlier. LOTTERIES IOWA There was no winner in Saturday's $500,000 drawing, sending the prize to an estimated $600,000 for Wednesday's drawing. Winning numbers were: 2, 7, 20, 27, 29 and 30.

12 tickets matched five numbers to win $600 each. 431 tickets matched four numbers to win $30 each. 5,537 tickets matched three numbers for a free play. 687 tickets matched the wild card, the eight of spades, to win a total of $16,630. Winning numbers in Iowa's $100,000 Cash Game were: 1, 10, 12, 14 and 22.

ILLINOIS Here are the winning numbers picked last night: Daily Game 2-9-4 Pick Four 6- 5-2-8 Estimated Lotto jackpot $6 million Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday: Daily Game 5-9-8 Pick Four 9-1-4-4 Lotto 07- 08-38-44-53-54 Estimated Lotto jackpot $4 million POWERBALL Nobody cracked the $5 million Powerball jackpot Saturday, sending the prize to an estimated $6.5 million for Wednesday's drawing. Lottery officials said there were also no $100,000 second prize winners, in which players match all five numbers but miss the Powerball. Winning numbers were 9, 28, 40, 42 and 44. The Powerball was 12. Leona M.

Poula, 87, Swisher, died Saturday at St. Luke's Hospital after a short illness. A memorial services will be at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at Shueyville United Methodist Church with burial in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev.

Thomas Carver will officiate. There will be no visitation. Cedar Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to the church or Swisher American Legion Auxiliary No. 671.

Mrs. Poula was born May 12, 1905, in Johnson County. She married Edward Poula Feb. 19, 1927, in Cedar Rapids. She was a homemaker and a member of Shueyville United Methodist Church, Swisher American Legion Auxiliary No.

671, Women of the Moose and Jefferson Township Homemakers Club. She graduated from University High School in 1923 and attended Coe College. She taught rural school in Johnson County for four years. Survivors include one daughter, Kathryn M. Birky of Swisher; two sons, John of Swisher and David of Iowa City; five grandchildren; five step grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren and 12 step greatgrandchildren.

Earl Waldschmidt Earl Waldschmidt, 89, formerly of Riverside, died Saturday at Pleasantview Home in Kalona. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Riverside with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The Rev.

Rudy Berndt will officiate. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. today at Sorden Funeral Home, Riverside, where there will be rosaries at 4 and 7 p.m. A general memorial was established. Mr.

Waldschmidt was born May 3, 1903, in Riverside to Joseph and Viola (Kueneman) Waldschmidt. He marrried Helen Wiese Nov. 27, 1929, in Iowa City. She died in 1943. He was a farmer and a member of St.

Mary's Catholic Church. Survivors include one son, Elmer of Riverside; two daughters, Carolyn (Mrs. Cliff) Shalla of Kalona and Marjorie (Mrs. Joe) Gase of Cedar Rapids; three sisters, Loretta Cameron of Troy Mills, LaVerne Schnoebelen of Moline, 111., and Inez Brandt of Iowa City; 15 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. His parents, one son, one grandson, four brothers and five sisters also died earlier.

BIRTHS PRYBIL A son, Adam Thomas, to Linda and Jeff Prybil of Iowa City. Born Nov. 12 at Mercy Hospital. Local grandparents are Lee and Gen Freeseman of Coralville and Jerry and Jean Prybil of Iowa City. REIHMAN: A daughter, Joy Margaret Violet, to Margaret B.C.

and Richard P. Reihman, Oxford. Born Oct. 17 at Mercy Hospital. Local grandparents are Paul and Violet Reihman and Margaret Schott, all of Oxford.

RONAN: A son, Austin James, to Traci L. and Jon R. Ronan, Lone Tree. Born Nov. 23 at Mercy Hospital.

SCHOMER: A son, Michael Patrick, to Amy and Stephan Schomer, 1202 Duck Creek Dr. Born Nov. 28 at University Hospitals. Grandparents are Joe and Bernice Schomer of Harlan and Earl and Sharon Rounds of Council Bluffs. SMITH: daughter, Jasmine Love, to Josephine Macarthy and Kevin Smith, Iowa City.

Born Nov. 24 at Mercy Hospital. VANCE: A son, Vincent Michael, to Heather and Pat Vance, North Liberty. Born Dec. 6 at Mercy Hospital.

VER STEEG: A daugher, Chelsie Lynn, to Kristi L. and Christopher M. Ver Steeg, Iowa City. Born Nov. 24 at Mercy Hospital.

WARDENBURG: A son, Kyle Joseph, to Margaret and Brian Wardenburg, Williamsburg. Born Nov. 16 at Mercy Hospital. WEIHE: A daughter, Sarah Catherine, to Theresa and Douglas Weihe, Coralville. Born Nov.

30 at Mercy Hospital. WILLOUGHBY: A daughter, Kelsey Lee, to Leslie and Troy Willoughby, Iowa City. Born Nov. 22 at Mercy Hospital. (Any local parent whose baby does not appear in this column may report the birth to Laurie Minick at 337-3181.) zap IS Hi LoWthr Budapest 39 25 rn Istanbul" 54 46cdy New Delhi 79 48 clr Amsterdam 45 36cdy Aires 79 63 clr Jerusalem 61 50 rn Nicosia 64 46 clr Athens 57 46 cdy Cairo 70 54 clr Jo'burg 70 52 cdy Oslo 30 23 clr Bangkok 91 79 cdy Calgary 21 01 cdy Kiev 28 25 cdy Pans 46 41 clr Barbados 84 77 clr Caracas 82 63 clr Lima 75 63 clr Rio 88 7fcdy Barcelona 57 27 clr Copenhagen 41 36 clr Lisbon 61 48 clr Rome 55 39 clr Beijing 39 23 clr Dhahran 75 50 cdy London 52 37 cdy San Juan 90 75 cdy Beirut 63 54 in Dublin 54 41 cdy Madrid 55 34 clr Santiago 81 52 clr Belgrade ,41 34 cay Frankfurt 41 39 rn Manila 95 79 clr Sao Paulo 77 64 cdy Berlin 41 36 rn Geneva 39 32 cdy Mexico City 70 48 clr Seoul 36 30 clr Bermuda 72 57 cdy Harare 1 61 cdy Montreal 32 28 cdy Singapore 88 75 clr Bogota 66 50 in Havana 73 61 cdy Moscow 30 23 cdy Stockholm 36 23 cdy Brisbane 79 64 cdy Helsinki 36 28 sn Nairobi 68 57 cdy Sydney 75 63 cdy Brussels 46 36 cdy Hong Kong 68 66 clr Nassau 73 61 clr Taipei 73 55 clr Richard Stuelke, 58 Dr.

Richard G. Stuelke, 58, formerly of West Branch, died Saturday at his home in Anamosa. A memorial service will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday at West Branch United Methodist Church, with burial in West Branch Cemetery. The body was cremated.

The family will receive friends from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Barker Funeral Home, West Branch. A general memorial was established. Dr. Stuelke was born Jan.

17, 1933, in Council Bluffs to Gay-lord and Gladys (Dain) Stuelke. He attended Council Bluffs schools. He graduated from the University of Iowa College of Medicine. He opened a medical practice in West Branch in 1958. He was active in the West Branch Chamber of Commerce and was chairman of Hoover Presidential Library Dedication Committee.

He moved to Durham, N.C., where he was director of the Duke Medical Center. He opened a diet clinic there and authored Thin For Life. He served as medical administrator at the veterans hospital while at Duke. He then returned to the West Branch Anamosa area. He practiced in Anamosa.

He was a member of the United Methodist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Susan Hora of Roxboro, N.C., Jane Crock of Des Moines and Erin Stuelke of Durham, N.C.; three sons, Dixon of Green Isle, William of Chicago, and Richard of Anamosa; one brother, David of Hot Springs, Ark; his father of Nashua; and six grandchildren. His mother died earlier. i KX POLICE IOWA CITY Waterfront and Stevens drives. Watron L.

Porter, 38, of Kansas City, was charged with possession of marijuana and theft second degree at 4:22 p.m. Sunday, records show. He was driving a stolen car from Kansas City, Mo. Various locations. Seven people were charged with drunken driving during the weekend.

They were James K. Reuther, 22, of 436 S. Van Buren Apt. Tim A. Marske, 24, of Bettendorf; Elizabeth of 625 S.

Gilbert Apt. 25; Norman P. Kramer, 18, of Muscatine; Roger L. Klein, 22, of 645 S. Lucas Apt.

Susan J. Griffin, 43, of 4956 Nowhere Ave. SW; and Craig E. Pettit, 25, of 2722 Wayne Apt. 7, who was charged with second offense drunken driving.

1 10 S. Linn St. David W. Ellis, 18, of 100 Currier N331 was charged with drunken driving, driving with a suspended license and possession of alcohol under the legal age at 4:12 a.m. Saturday, records show.

1312 Muscatine Ave. Craig Fredericks, 35, of 1312 Muscatine was charged with serious assault at 3:11 a.m. Sunday, records show. 200 block of Dartmouth Street. A burglary was reported at 11:12 p.m.

Saturday. A basement was broken into but the residents -did not know what was taken. CORALVILLE 800 block of 23rd Avenue. Dona J. Saforek, 44, of West Branch was charged with drunken driving at 11:45 p.m.

Friday, records show. 1900 block of Second Street. John F. Degl, 19, of 2233 Oakleaf was charged with drunken driving at 2:30 a.m. Sunday, records show.

UNIVERSITY Theatre Building. A Macintosh computer was reported stolen sometime Friday or Saturday, records show. Lot 40. A tape deck, equalizer and tape player, valued at $769, were reported stolen Saturday, records show. Temperatures indicate previous day's high and Minn.

Minneapolis 3533 snow S.D. Sioux Falls 3422 Snow Iowa Kansas City 4838 Rain to midnight the previous day. overnight low to 7 a.m. CDT. Frank Kohout, professor of periodontology and associate director of the UI Research Support Network, will assist in statistical analysis, and Toni Tripp-Reimer, professor of nursing and director of the Office of Nursing Research, will consult on qualitative analysis.

Kienzle to head Iowa cardiologists Dr. Michael G. Kienzle, associate professor of internal medicine at the UI College of Medicine, was recently appointed president of the newly formed Iowa Chapter of the American College of Cardiology (ACC). Kienzle, a specialist in cardiovascular diseases, is recognized for his research on abnormalities of heart-rate control and therapeutics aimed at treating people at high risk for sudden cardiac death. Neb.

Omaha 4330 Rain Kan. St St Thomas, VI 91 76 .01 cdy Salem.Ore. 48 44 cdy Salt Lake City1 33 19 sn SanAngelo 62 35 .51 cdy San Antonio 71 44 .13 cdy San Diego 62 44- clr San Francisco 64 47 clr San Jose 58 clr SanJuan.P.R. 87 75 cdy Santa Fe 30 cdy Ste Marie 34 27 cdy Savannah 58 41 cdy Seattle 48 42 .04 cdy Shreveport 61 55 rn Spokane 32 27 cdy Springfield.lll. 36 33 rn Syracuse 42 13 cdy Waco 69 42 1.27 rn 44 35 clr Palm Beach 73 56 cdy Wilkes-Barre 46 22 clr Wichita 48 33 .60 sn Wichita Falls 60 36 1.24 cdy Wilmmgton.Del.

45 35 clr Yakima 31 27 cdy Youngstown 40 21 cdy Yuma 62 51 clr National Temperature Extremes High Sunday 78 at Kmgsville, Texas Low today -20 at Alamosa. Colo. Hi Lo Pre Otlk Fresno 51 35 cdy Albuquerque 32 22 cdy Goodland 24 15 cdy Allentown 46 30 clr Grand Junction 34 16 cdy Anchorage 29 20 .22 cdy Grand Rapids 35 28 cdy Asheville 50 25 cdy Great Falls 33 27 cdy Atlanta 56 41 cdy Green Bay 36 34 rn Atlantic City 42 38 clr Greensboro.N.C. 51 36 cdy Austin 70 43 .60 cdy Helena 26 14 cdy Baltimore 45 35 clr Honolulu 87 68 clr Baton Rouge 63 54 .01 rn Houston 70 66 .04 rn Billings 27 16 cdy Huntsville.Ala. 55 37 cdy Birmingham -J4 42 cdy Indianapolis 35 31 rn Bismarck 22 16 .09 cdy Jacksonville 62 38 cdy Boise 35 27 cdy Las Vegas 52 39 clr Boston 41 32 01 clr Lexington 39 34 cdy Burlington, Vt.

37 19 clr Lincoln 47 27 .40 sn Caribou 32 19 cdy Little Rock 50 42 rn Casper 24 05 cdy Los Angeles 68 44 clr Charleston.W.Va. 36 30 cdy Louisville 42 36 rn Chattanooga 54 30 cdy Memphis 50 41 rn Cheyenne 20 09 .12 cdy Miami Beach 70 64 cdy Cincinnati 36 33 cdy Milwaukee 37 32 rn Dallas-Ft Worth 63 44 2.57 rn Montgomery 58 40 cdy Daytona Beach 65 45 cdy Nashville 51 29 cdy Denver 24 05 .13 cdy New Orleans 70 56 rn Detroit 41 30 cdy New York City 44 36 clr Eugene 50 42 cdy Oklahoma City 50 35 1.28 cdy Evansville 48 32 rn Philadelphia 46 38 clr Fairbanks 12 -01 .04 sn Phoenix 58 40 clr Fargo 34 20 .07 cdy Portland.Mame 37 27 clr Fort Smith 50 43 .75 rn Tallahassee 63 38 cdy Fort Wayne 35 22 cdy Sacramento 58 34 clr He has been the ACC governor for Iowa since 1990. The ACC Board of Trustees approved provisional chapter status for Iowa in Ocotber. Cancer Society gives researcher seed grant The American Cancer Society has awarded $7,500 to a junior faculty member at the University of Iowa College of Medicine for cancer research. Dr.

Thomas L. Carlisle, instructor in internal medicine, will receive the 'seed' grant through the UI Cancer Center to study the effect of drugs that lower blood fat in genes involved in the body's mechanisms for making fat. Earlier this fall, six UI investigators received a total of $90,000 from the American Cancer Society. Ul briefs Weiler will investigate advance directives use Kay Weiler, assistant professor at the UI College of Nursing, has received a $106,000 grant to as-'. sess patients' knowledge and use of advance directives, such as a living will and durable power of attorney for health care.

The study, which runs until September 1995, will involve interviews with 500 patients from six Iowa hospitals. Hospital records also will be reviewed to see if patient preferences and decisions are being documented. According to the federal Patient Self Determination Act, written information about legal options for advance diiectives must be given to adult patients when they are admitted to a health care facility..