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FRIDAY, October 9, 1998 REGIONRECORDS 4A Iowa City Press-Citizen Obituaries Courts Births DIETRICH: A daughter, Isabella Faith, to Lisa and Scott Dietrich of Sang Hee Yoo, 28 Edna Schmidt, 86 Tipton. Born Sept. 21 at Mercy Hospital. FAGAN: A son, Mathias Bernard, to Rose and Tom Fagan of Iowa City. Bom Sept.

21 at University Hospitals. Sang Hee Yoo, 28, of 334 Hawkeye Drive, died Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1998, at University Hospitals after a short illness with cancer. Services will begin at 7 p.m. today at the Lensing Funeral Cremation Service.

Visitation will be after 9 a.m. until service time today at the funeral Granparents are Elizabeth Fagan of Chicago, and Richard ana Carolyn McDonald of St. Louis, Mo. HILLARD: Twins, Jacob Michael Hillard and Helenna Elizabeth Hillard, to Bethany Irick and Ted Hillard of Muscatine. Born Sept.

21 at University Hospitals. Gradparents are Jim and Darcy Carter of Muscatine and Tony and Connie Lessei of home. Mrs. Yoo was born Dec. 28, 1969, in Euisong, Kyongsang Pukto, South Korea, to Dong Kyoo Yoo and Kyung Ja Chun.

She attended Hong Ik University for her Dubuque. Sept. 22 BOULUND: A son, Alex James, i to Kristina and David Boulund of Coralville. Bom Sept. 22 at Mercy Yoo undergraduate and Edna Gesina Bertha Schmidt, 86, of Williamsburg, died Wednesday, Oct.

7, 1 998, at the Williamsburg Care Center after a long illness. Services will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at the St. Paul Lutheran Church of Williamsburg with the Rev. Phil Scharnitzke officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the Uhlmann-Powell Funeral Home in Williamsburg. Memorials may be made to the St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Schmidt was born Oct. 8, 1911, near Williamsburg, to Gottlieb and Johanna (Ahrens) Latscha. She attended St. Paul Parochial School and graduated from Williamsburg High School in 1929.

She married Milton Schmidt on March 12, 1934, in Williamsburg at the St. Paul Lutheran parsonage. She lived in the Williamsburg area until moving to Walden Place in Iowa City in June of 1993 and then to Williamsburg Care Center in August of 1995. She was a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church and the Ladies Aid of St.

Paul's. Survivors include one son, Leo and his wife, Eva, of Williamsburg; one daughter, Elaine Johnson and her husband, Emery, of Bloomington, six grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Her husband in 1974, one sister, Flora Schmidt, and one great-grandson died earlier. Hospital. KOTHAPALLI: A son, Kiran to Radhika A.

and V. Mark Kothapalli of Iowa City. Born Sept. II at University Hospitals. Grandparents are the Rad N.

Kothapallis of Silver City, N.C., and the Vishnu S. Avvas of Greensboro, N.C HOOK: A son, Devin DeShawn Cariens Hook, to Kelly Cariens and Dustin Hook of Iowa City. Born Sept. Illinois family sues University Hospitals An Illinois family filed a lawsuit against University Hospitals for negligence in the care of care their seven-year-old daughter, according to court documents filed Thursday in Johnson County District Court. Peggy and Kenneth Kemp claim their daughter Kayla sustained hearing loss "as a result of an adverse drug effect" while being treated at the hospital.

The suit claims that in 1991 Kayla was given bladder irrigations and a catheter was used with a prescribed solution. Continued treatment at home called for at-home catheterization with the prescribed solution. The parents state they were never informed of the risks and possible side effects of the solution and that it was not proper treatment for their daughter's problem. The family is seeking compensation for damages. Also: Rachel Carolyn Hardesty, 19, 14 N.

Johnson was charged with drunken driving at 1:52 a.m. Wednesday at Iowa and Linn streets. Robert Patrick Messer, 32, of Cedar Rapids, was charged with second-degree theft at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Coral Ridge Mall office. Messer an employee at the Piercing Pagoda admitted to taking money from the business.

Records show the amount is between $1,000 and 10, 000. Truman Shelly Zimmerman, 49, of 2401 Shady Glenn Court, was charged with drunken driving Wednesday at highways 965 and 6. Marie Nicole Netser, 20, of 1225 Riverside Drive Apt. received deferred judgment Oct. 2 on two counts of distributing marijuana to a minor.

Netser was placed on probation for two years and must pay victim restitution, court and attorney fees. Chris Luis Puig, 37, of 4494 Taft was placed on probation for three years for lascivious acts with a child and 60 days in jail for indecent contact with a child Monday. Puig must take part in the Sexual Offender Treatment Program, continue substance abuse treatment, and pay a $500 fine and victim restitution. Records show Puig was charged with third-degree sexual abuse in November 1997 for fondling a 13-year-old child. Scott Thomas Stockman, 22, of 209 Holiday Road No.

331, was charged with third-degree burglary, possession of burglar's tools and public intoxication at 5:28 a.m. Tuesday at 929 Iowa Ave. Records show police responded to a 911 hang up and Stockman was seen carrying a bag with golf clubs. Stockman claimed he found them outside of a storage unit, according to court documents, but the owner of the clubs confirmed they had been stolen. Jeffrey Eugene Adams, 39, of 2130 S.

Riverside Drive No. 44, was charged with drunken driving and driving while barred at 3:31 a.m. Wednesday at Burlington and Gilbert streets. Ricardo DeJesus, 24, of 1010 W. Benton St.

No. 304F, was charged with assault causing injury at 2:30 a.m. Oct. 2 at 724 E. Burlington St.

Terry Shawn Melver, 32, of North Liberty, was charged with drunken driving, two counts of child endangerment, and driving while suspended at 8:37 p.m. Tuesday at 12th Avenue, Coralville. Records show Melver's two sons ages four and nine months were in the vehicle. Mario Minjares Rosales, 26, of 209 Holiday Road No. 128, Coralville, was charged with two counts of forgery at 6 p.m.

Tuesday. Records show on Aug. 18, Rosales presented a fake alien registration card and social security card to get a job at Country Kitchen Restaurant, Coralville. James William Seydel, 42, of West Liberty, was charged with drunken driving, interference with official acts, and driving while revoked at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday at Highway 6 and X14.

Records show Seydel was speeding and the trooper followed him for more than 10 miles. Eddie J. Walker, 35, of 1002 N. Summit was charged with drunken driving, interference with official acts, and driving under suspension at 1 1:05 p.m. Tuesday at Highway 6 and Lakeside Drive.

Albert R. Brandon 36, of Hills, was charged with second-degree theft, drunken driving, interference with official acts, and driving while barred Tuesday on Highway 965. Records show Brandon nearly hit the officer's vehicle and once apprehended started a fight in the patrol car almost causing an accident. The vehicle Brandon was driving was stolen, according to court documents. 22 at Mercy Hospital.

graduate degrees in printmaking. She married Joong Keun Lim in 1994, in Seoul, Korea. She came to the University of Iowa in June of 1996 to pursue graduate work in printmaking. She had many international exhibitions of her prints. She was a member of All Nations Baptist Church.

Survivors include her husband; her daughter, Ji Yoon Lim; her parents; one brother, Jae Ho Yoo; and two sisters, Ji Hee Yoo and Jung Ah Yoo. Edwin Hill, 81 Edwin L. Hill, 81, of Zapata, Texas, died Thursday, Oct. 1, 1998, of cancer. Memorials may be made to the United Methodist Church in Zapata.

Cards may be sent to Dortha Hill at P.O. Box 793, Zapata, Texas, 73076. Mr. Hill was born July 31, 1917. HORA: A daughter, Kelsey Ann, to Traci and Patrick Hora of Ainsworth.

Born Sept. 22 at University Hospitals. Grandparents are Gary and Janice Knottnerus of Ainsworth and Terry and Joan Hora of Ainsworth. Sept. 11 FRANTZ: A daughter, Rebecca Clara, to Clara Frantz and Berry Frantz of Wellman.

Bom Sept. 1 1 at University Hospitals. Grandparents are Carolyn Yoder of Wellman, Julie Frantz of Iowa City and Burt Frantz of Phoenix, Ariz. Sept. 16 AFRICA: A son, Dillon Spencer, to Julie and Fred Africa of Iowa City.

Born Sept. 16 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Larry and Mary Slay of Coralville, Phyllis Lamb of Iowa City and Bob Africa of Coralville, Great-grandparents are William and Lucille Haney of Iowa City. Sept 17 FRIER: A daughter, Angelique Rose, to Pamela and Curtis Frier of Columbus Junction. Bom Sept.

17 at Mercy Hospital. REYNA: A daughter, Sahrity Starity, to Etelvina Estudillo and Jose Reyna of Columbus Junction. Born Sept. 17 at Mercy Hospital. SWAILES: A son, Brandon Lee, to Jennifer and Loren Swailes of Keota.

Born Sept. 17 at Mercy Hospital. Sept. 18 DICKEL: A son, Christopher Dickel, to Nicole Kelly and Christopher Dickel. Bom Sept.

18 at Mercy Hospital. ELLIOTT: A daughter, Sydney Marie, to Maranda and Gregory Elliott, of Durant. Bom Sept. 18 at Mercy Hospital. HANSON: A daughter, Jordan Elizabeth, to Jennifer and Joel Hanson of Anamosa.

Born Sept. 18 at Mercy Hospital. TSAI: A son, Kincaid Tsai, to Ching Ju Chen and Kuo Lang Tsai of Iowa City. Bom Sept. 18 at Mercy Hospital.

WATSON: A daughter, Allison Carol, to Rachele and John Watson of Keota. Born Sept, 18 at Mercy Hospital. Sept 19 CARDENAS: A daughter, Christina Marie, to Joy and Rey Cardenas of Iowa City. Born Sept. 19 at Mercy Hospital.

EVANS: A son, Samuel Jeffrey, to Lisa and Jeff Evans of Middle Amana. Born Sept. 19 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Keith and Judy McKillip of Iowa City, Anne Harney of Iowa City, and Joe and Esther Evans of Williamsburg. MERRIMAN: A son, Zachary Allen, to Terri and Mark Merriman of Iowa City.

Bom Sept. 19 at Mercy Hospital. ROHLF: A son, Kyle Edward, to Michelle and Kelly Rohlf of North Liberty. Born Sept. 19 at Mercy Hospital.

Sept 20 ROY: A daughter, Sarah Darlene, to Cheryl and Todd Roy of Solon. Born Sept. 20 at Mercy Hospital. Sept 21 BELL: A daughter, Adreanna Marie, to Jeanny and Donald Bell of Kalona. Bom Sept.

21 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are the Don Gatlins of Kalona, Esther Bell of Kalona and Raymond Bell of Cedar Rapids. He was reared in Iowa. He married Dortha Kaefring of Oxford in 1938. They farmed.

He served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force in World War II. They moved to Albany, in 1949. He became a 'Si I -f Ml Fire MYERS: A son, Jason Michael Myers, to Lori Walsh-Myers and Michael Myers of West Branch. Bom Sept.

22 at Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Richard and Doris Myers of Iowa City and Robert and Joan Walsh of Lone Tree. POSTL: A daughter, Olivia Renee, to Darla and Kent Pbstl of Iowa City. Bom Sept. 22 at Mercy Hospital.

Sept 23 ATWOOD: A daughter, Alyssa Rae, to Jennifer and Joseph Atwood of Coralville. Bom Sept. 23 at University Hospitals. Grandparents are Robert and Carrie Atwood of Mesa, and Francis and Jaci Marier of Coon Rapids, Minn. DEAN: A son, Weston Ames, to Jennifer Betten and Christopher Dean of North Liberty.

Bom Sept. 23 a Mercy Hospital. RIPPERTON: A daughter! Meghan Elizabeth Ann, to Julie Person and Morgan Ripperton of Iowa City. Bom Sept. 23 at Mercy Hospital Grandparents are John Ripperton of Lone Tree, Janice Tasker of Lon Tree, Steve Person of Tipton arid Carmen Webber of Iowa City.

SHYMANSKY: A son, Nicola Andrew, to Catherine L. and Michael B. Shymansky of Ames. Bom Sept. 23 at University Hospitals.

Grandparents are Jim and Teresa Shymansky of Solon, Wayne and Brenda Giddings of Iowa City, and Dwight and Jean Cruirshank of Mukwonago, Wis. VRIEZELAAR: A son, Parker Cole, to Elizabeth and Nathan Vriezelaar of Coralville. Bom Sept. 23 at University Hospitals. Grandparents are Kent and Colletfe Vriezelaar of Sioux City, Stan Hinkel of Castana, and Paula Hinkel of Chulavista, Calif.

Sept. 24 MURPHY: A son, Blake Christopher, to Tina and Greg Murphy of Riverside. Bom Sept. 24 at Mercy Hospital. TERAKANAMBI: A son, Sumukha Terakanambi, to Sheela Periyapatna and Sanjay Terakanambi of Iowa City.

Bom Sept. 24 at Mercy Hospital. Sept. 25 CONRAD: A son, Avery Douglas, to Angela and Douglas Conrad of Keota. Born Sept.

25 at Mercy Hospital. DEVEREUX: A son, Anthony Patrick, to Jean and Patrick Devereux of Oxford. Bom Sept. 25 at Mercy Drug dog From 1A the Iowa Supreme Court thinks it's not, then that's good enough for me." Knight also said the searches would be planned for "once or twice a year." West Branch is the only smalltown area district that has not implemented the law into its policy. Artist said the district estimated that approximately 60 percent of school districts in the state have adopted the law into their policies.

Some people, like West Branch resident Mike Owen, are worried about what this law means for privacy rights in the future. 'That's the danger anytime you have an erosion of rights," Owen said. "Where is it heading?" Owen said he overheard a sentiment at a recent school board meeting that the innocent would have nothing to fear from a random search. "That's not the way we approach human rights in this country," he said. Tim Walsh, who is a junior at the high school, said he believes the searches are "not a good idea." "It's overreacting on the part of the district," Walsh said.

"It's a complete waste of time. I don't think there's a big drug problem at the school." Walsh also said he believed the random searches were an absolute violation of students' rights. This same issue was brought before the school board in 1996, but was defeated when it was found to violate school policy. Knight brought up a 1996 incident, when a bomb-detecting dog was brought into the school after a bomb threat. "No one complained then," he said.

"This also is an issue of safety for the students who want to go to school in a drug-free environment." At a recent board meeting, there was a comment about the possibility of drugs being planted in innocent students' lockers or belongings. In response, Knight said that, while unfortunate, at least the narcotics would be confiscated. The dog that would be used in the searches cost West Liberty $7,500, and was bought in 1996. The dog's handler, Police Chief Chris Gerstbrein, said Comet has more than earned his keep. "He has given us another resource to help us fight this problem," Gerstbrein said.

"The quantities of drugs we've been uncovering has gone up." Though the dog has been involved with several busts, Gerstbrein said one has yet to take place as a result of a school search. Burlington and S. Linn streets; 1832 Lower Muscatine Road; 504 E. Burlington St. One false call: 320 Grand Ave.

Two system malfunction calls: 2500 E. Highway 16 N. Clinton St. One unintentional false call: 115 S.Grand Ave. The Iowa City Fire Department responded to one unintentional false call Wednesday night: 643 Hawkeye Drive.

The Iowa City Fire Department responded to six calls Thursday. Two emergency medical calls: 410 E. Washington Emily Court. Two malicious or mischievous false calls: 115 N. Dubuque 377 Byington Road.

One unauthorized burning: 303 N. Riverside Drive. One ambulance assist: 130 Stevens Drive. The Iowa City Fire Department responded to 10 calls Tuesday. Four emergency medical calls: 812 S.

First 200 S. Clinton 1401 Brookwood Drive; 230 Hawkins Drive. One system malfunction: 2500 E. Highway 6. One false call: Highway 1 and Mormon Trek Blvd.

One vehicle fire: 25 Byington Road. One air or gas rupture: 1015 Oakcrest St. One good intent call: 319 E. Washington St. One ambulance assist: 1803 BoyrumSt.

The Iowa City Fire Department responded to one system malfunction call Tuesday night: 51 Newton Road. The Iowa City Fire Department responded to nine calls Wednesday. Five emergency medical calls: 325 Grand 214 E. Church E. cabinetmaker and later a commercial and residential developer.

They retired to Zapata in 1978. He was a member of the Elks, the Eagles and the American Legion. Survivors include his wife; his children, Patricia Martin of Leon, Sonja Lake of Albany, Edwin Dalbert of Zapata, and Diann Adamson of Glendale, one brother, Arthur Hill of Lone Tree; 1 1 grandchildren; and 1 1 great-grandchildren. Norma Rudin, 85 Norma Amelia Rudin, 85, of Williamsburg, died Thursday, Oct. 8, 1998, at English Valley Care Center in North English after a long illness.

Services will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Williamsburg with the Rev. Phil Scharnitzke officiating. Burial will be in the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery near Conroy.

Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Uhlmann-Powell Funeral Home in Williamsburg. Memorials may be made to The Lutheran Interparish School or the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Mrs.

Rudin was born on Aug. 5, 1913, in rural Johnson County, to Basil and Freda (Sherman) Zuber. She' attended St. John's Lutheran School near Homestead. She married Elmer Rudin on Feb.

7, 1937, at the St. John Lutheran Church. They farmed near Williamsburg. She worked on the farm. She was a member of the St.

Paul Lutheran Church of Williamsburg. She was involved with the Lutheran Interparish School. Survivors include her husband; one son, James Rudin and his wife, Kathy, of Conroy; two daughters, Kathy Dixon and her husband, Don, of Iowa City, and Marlene Folkmann and her husband, Verne, of Coralville; two sisters, Ruth Sandersfeld and Erna Wardenburg, both of Williamsburg; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. One brother, Gene Zuber, and two sisters, Hildegard Stohlmann and Lydia Olson, died earlier. State nurses group to meet Saturday The Iowa Nurses Association District 5 will have a breakfast meeting from 9 to 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at the Radisson Hotel Highlander Plaza. The topic for the meeting is 1NA Resolutions for Convention. Denim Day joins cancer battle Pediatric Associates of Iowa City and Coralville will have a "Denim Day" today. The goal is to raise money and awareness of breast cancer nationally. Lee Denims is sponsoring employees to dress in denim and conU ibute $5 for breast cancer research.

For information, contact Alex Galindo at 351-1448. Officers From 3A ly get the fan to a first-aid station, he said. "We've had such a proud tradition," Brown said. "And we don't want the image tarnished." Iowa State Patrol Col. John Wilson, out of Des Moines, said the passes have been available to troopers as far back as the 1960s, when he worked in the area.

Wilson said his agency always has been told the practice was acceptable by a representative from the attorney general's office. When questions came up again, though, the issue was checked again. It remains legal, he said. "It didn't appear to be a situation worth generating concern for in the general public," he said. Bob Bowlsby, UI men's athletic director, said there were 40 standing-room-only passes available some of which are used for workers directing traffic.

The passes generally were at field level, or in standing areas on the concourse, Wilson said use of the passes in recent years has declined and, at times, he would have liked to have seen more troopers use them. He said if help was needed, it meant the extra assistance was there. "We will just do business as usual," "Anyone who stacks bills without properly forwarding them that's bad business." Bob Hardy, production coordinator for the City of Iowa City cable division, said every company has its share of billing and service complaints. Hardy said his office receives no more than 10 TCI complaints in an average month. TCI had an extremely busy summer, Hardy said.

With the rebuild under way in Iowa City, he said, calls flooded TCI phone lines. The company was so loaded with calls during certain phases of the rebuild that communication was congested, Hardy said. This might have magnified the problem, he said. Heck said McLaughlin's situation is rare and she has taken steps to talk with him and rectify the problem. Many companies deal with situations that do not reflect how they normally conduct business, she said.

"John had some valid concerns and we are going to get those worked out," Heck said. TCI From 3A out notification. He called TCI and the post office to figure out the problem. During this time, McLaughlin said, his cable bills stacked up in the TCI office. McLaughlin said he gave TCI his temporary address directly and asked that his cable be reconnected.

No bills came but he decided to go ahead and send a check. Not long after, he received a notice from a collection agency in Texas claiming he owed money. The notice was dated the same day TCI cashed his check, McLaughlin said. TCI finally reconnected cable service in late September after the McLaughlins returned home to Iowa City, he said. "In the meantime, they have damaged my credit reputation by turning this over to a collection agency and I've had an immaculate credit history for 50 years," McLaughlin said.

DUZHIKHIN: A son, Matvei Duzhikhin, to Anna Stepanova and Anatoly Duzhikhin of Iowa City. Bom Sept. 25 at University Hospitals. Corrections Police The Press-Citizen strives to make every story fair and accurate. If we are wrong, we will run a correction in this space.

Call the newsroom at 337-3181. The Johnson County Historical Society's program on archeology at Plum Grove has been canceled. The listing in the Go section was incorrect. Zachary John Fincel, 23, of 241 E. Church was charged with simple assault at 10:45 p.m.

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