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A3 Staunton, Dally News Leader, Monday, July 24, 1989 Area deaths reported The Accu-Weather forecast for 6 P.M., Monday, July 24 Muggy Yesterday's weather High, 88 Low, 66 Precipitation, 0 Sunset today, 8:31 Sunrise Tuesday, 6:04 Extended forecast The National Weather Service's extended forecast for Virginia, Tuesday through Thursday: Partly cloudy, hot and humid Tuesday through Thursday. A chance of afternoon thunderstorms Thursday. Daytime highs around 90. Lows at night in the 70s. Cooler in the mountains.

Zone forecasts Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta, Bath, Highland and Rockbridge counties Hazy, hot and humid today with a slight chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Highs around 90. Winds light northeast. Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70.

Hazy, hot and humid Tuesday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs around 90. Chance of rain 30 percent. Eastern Shore Hazy, hot and humid today with a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Highs around 90.

Winds light northeast. Chance of rain 30 percent. Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70. Mostly sunny and hot Tuesday.

Highs around 90. Hampton Roads, Interior Southeast, Central Tidewater Hazy, hot and humid today with a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Highs low 90s. Winds light northeast. Chance of rain 30 percent.

Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70. Mostly sunny and hot Tuesday. Highs low 90s. Northern Piedmont and Foot- MAGGIE J.

REXRODE MONTEREY Maggie Jane Rexrode, 87, died Sunday (July 23, 1989) at the home of her son, Sam L. Rexrode, in Monterey. Obaugh Funeral Home in McDowell is handling arrangements. MRS. BERTIE MAE LOVELACE Mrs.

Bertie Mae Lovelace, 88, widow of Martin Monroe Lovelace, who lived the majority of her life in the New Hope community of Augusta County, died at 3:35 Saturday afternoon (July 22, 1989) at the King's Daughters' Hospital in Staunton. Mrs. Lovelace was born on May 13, 1901 at Grottoes, the daughter of the late Eugene Thomas James and Christine Becks James. She had formerly been employed by Genesco; Wayne Manufacturing and by the New Hope School. She was a member of the Grottoes Church of the Brethren.

In Dec. 1918 she married Martin Monroe Lovelace who preceded her in death on Oct. 19, 1974. Mrs. Lovelace is survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Vella Miller of Staunton; Mrs. Dorothy L. Quick of Staunton Route and Mrs. Rebeca Cobb of Galveston, Texas. She also leaves fifteen grandchildren; twenty-five great-, grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.

Also surviving are three step-grandchildren; three step-great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Craig of Staunton Route and Mrs. Hattie Dunn of Weyers Cave. She was also preceded in death by two sons. John William Lovelace died in 1969 and Eugene Thomas Lovelace died in 1986.

Two stepsons, James E. Lovelace and Charles E. Lovelace, also predeceased her. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the chapel of the Lindsey Weyers The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 tonight at Lindsey Harrisonburg Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Broadway Rescue Squad or the Hospice Unit of Rockingham Memorial Hospital MINNIE ELIZA RULEMAN MT.

CRAWFORD Miss Minnie Eliza Ruleman, 87, died Sunday afternoon (July 23, 1989) at 2:33 at Rockingham Memorial Hospital. She had been a resident of the Bridgewater Home for the past two years. She was born Aug. 20, 1901 in the Springhill community of Augusta County, a daughter of William and Sarah (Irwin) Ruleman. She had resided with her niece, Juanita Will of Mt.

Crawford, for 16 years prior to entering the Bridgewater Home. She was a member of Mossy Creek Presbyterian Church. In addition to her niece, survivors include two nephews, George E. of Bridgewater and Arlie G. Puffenbarger of Mt.

Crawford. A service will be conducted 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lindsey Bridgewater Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Robert Field. Burial will be in Mossy Creek Presbyterian Church cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 Tuesday night at the funeral home. JAMES A. FOUNTAIN MADISON HEIGHTS James Alexander Fountain, 34, formerly of Staunton and a resident of Madison Heights, drowned Saturday afternoon (July 22, 1989) while swimming in the James River near Big Allen. Friends are being received at the home of his mother, Mrs. Betty W.

Fountain, 131 Sunnyside Street. Jones Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Jacqueline Onassis' mother dies at age 81 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) Janet Lee Auchincloss, mother of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, died Saturday following a lengthy illness. She was 81.

Mrs. Auchincloss' death at her home in Newport, R.I., occured on the same day that Rose Kennedy, mother of the late President John F. Kennedy, turned 99. Mrs. Auchincloss was considered an accomplished horsewoman.

Three times, she won the hunter championship at the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden aboard the mare "Daneuse." She married John V. Bouvier III on July 7, 1928. The couple's other daughter was Caroline Lee Radzi-will Ross. The marriage ended in divorce in 1940. She married Hugh D.

Auchincloss, the father of three, on June 21, 1942. The couple had two children, Janet Auchincloss Rutherford, who died in 1985, and James Auchincloss. Hugh Auchincloss died Nov. 26, 1976. Mrs.

Auchincloss married her third husband, Bingham W. Morris, on Oct. 25, 1979. She was on the board of the Newport Historical Society and the Redwood and was honorary director of the Robert E. Lee Memorial Association at Stratford, at the time of her death.

The exact cause of death was not known. A spokeswoman answering the telephone at Hammersmith Farm, the family home, refused further comment. Nancy Tuckerman, a spokeswoman in New York for Mrs. Onassis, did not return a message left on her telephone recorder. Mrs.

Auchincloss is survived by her husband, three children, three step-children, 14 grandchildren and step-grandchildren and one great grandchild. Cave Funeral Home. The Rev. Dennis Lohr will conduct the services and burial will be in Augusta Memorial Park at Fishersville. Her body now rests at the Weyers Cave Funeral Home where the members of the family will receive friends this (Monday) evening from seven until eight-thirty.

Active pallbearers will be Bruce Lovelace, David Weade, Garland Dunn, Charles Weade, Gary Quick, Allen Flora, Bentley Martin, and Tim Brown. Honorary attendants will be nieces and nephews. PdOb THEODORE R. "TED" OREBAUGH TIMBERVILLE Theodore Robert "Ted" Orebaugh, 82, of 180 Street, died at 1:10 a.m. Sunday (July 23, 1989) at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Donnie Stephenson of Weyers Cave. He was born Dec. 20, 1906 in Shenandoah County, a son of Charles E. and Lula (Spitzer) Orebaugh.

He served in the Army overseas during World War II and was employed by the Rockingham Farm Bureau in Timberville for 25 years prior to retirement in 1971. He was a member of Timberville United Church of Christ. On May 12, 1946, he married Hazel Neff who survives. In addition to his wife and daughter, other survivors include a sister, Emma Lou Edwards of New Market; two brothers, Lawrence E. of Mt.

Sidney and Reuben F. Orebaugh of Broadway; and two grandchildren. A service will be conducted 11 a.m. Wednesday in Timberville United Church of Christ by the Revs. Don Smith and Sam Lindsay.

Burial will be in Timberville Cemetery. aisles just prior to touch down," Kelley said. "The pilot was afraid that when the pilot reversed throttle on his englines which you do not feel when you're in your seat the whole troop that was fighting in the aisles would have wound up in the cockpit." Kelley said state police based their explanation on interviews with the flight crew. He said the fight lasted 15 to 20 minutes. According to the airline, however, the fight began and ended after the jet landed at Logan International Airport.

The jet had had to bypass its first landing because a Northwest Airlines jet was slow in taxiing out of the way, said Ned Walker, a Continental spokesman. "I have spoken with the captain who said there was a Northwest plane on the runway that was slow to clear and resulted in his decision to do what they call a go-around," Walker said. Michael Ciccarelli, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration in Boston, said Sunday that the Logan control tower heard nothing of an on-board altercation before the landing. "The airplane, making a normal approach, was given a routine go-around because the airplane landing in front of him was slow in clearing the runway," Ciccarelli said. The FAA has opened an investigation into the incident.

Sacks-Wilner, the chief counsel for the Republican minority in the New Jersey Senate, faces charges of interference with a flight crew, disorderly conduct and three counts of assault on a police officer, Howley said. Sacks-Wilner allegedly fought back at police when they boarded the plane and arrested him. Husband, wife cause brawl on jet BILLY GRAHAM My answer '989 Accu-Weather Inc sunny and hot Tuesday. Highs around 90. Southern Highlands, Southwestern Mountains Mostly sunny today.

High in the upper 80s. Very light winds. Mostly clear tonight. Low in the upper 60s. Mostly sunny Tuesday.

High in the upper 80s. Regional forecasts WEST VIRGINIA: Mostly sunny and humid today. High 85 to 90. Mostly clear tonight. Low in the 60s.

Mostly sunny and humid Tuesday. High 85 to 90. MARYLAND: Mostly sunny and hot days and partly cloudy nights through Tuesday. A chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms over the mountains today and Tuesday afternoons. Continued humid with highs around 90 and overnight lows around 70.

NORTH CAROLINA: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms. Highs today in the low to mid 90s except 80s in the mountains. Lows tonight from the low and mid 60s in the mountains to the mid 70s on the coast. Highs Tuesday in the 80s and lower 90s. Bumpy flight injures passengers MIAMI (AP) An American Airlines jet with 248 people aboard ran into unexpected turbulence that threw passengers against the cabin ceiling, sending 45 people to the hospital, officials said Sunday.

"I bounced off the ceiling twice. It scared the heck out of me," passenger Bob Watson, 39, of Jensen Beach, said after the accident Saturday night on the A -3 00 Airbus. Most of those injured suffered neck and shoulder sprains, said airline spokesman John Hotard. There were no broken bones. The ride became rough with 40 minutes left in the three-hour flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, as the aircraft descended for a landing at Miami International Airport.

The turbulance at 35,000 feet "threw the aircraft up and then down," Hotard said in a telephone interview from American's headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas. Seat-belt lights weren't on, Watson said in an interview at the airport. Watson said the pilot told passengers the storm was unexpected. The pilot's radar was clear and showed no thunderstorms, Hotard said. was estimated at $600 and $5,000 to the Graham pick-up.

Crash WAYNESBORO A Waynesboro woman was injured Sunday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash on Delphine Avenue, according to a Waynesboro Police report. Gregory Shifflette, 22, of Route 1, Crimora, was southbound on Delphine when he saw an unidentified vehicle between his vehicle and another vehicle, driven by Paula Lowery, 34, of J63 Sumac Lane in Waynesboro, waiting to turn left. The unidentified vehicle passed Ms. Lowery's vehicle on the right side. Shifflette told police he did not know the Lowery vehicle was stopped in the traffic lane until it was too late to avoid a crash, according to the report.

Ms. Lowery was treated and released from Waynesboro Community Hospital, according to a hospital spokesman. Estimated damage to the Lowery vehicle was $1,300 and $1,500 Cold Warm Stationary hills Mostly sunny and hot today. Highs around 90. Winds light northeast.

Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70. Mostly sunny and hot Tuesday. Highs around 90. Central Virginia, Southeastern Piedmont, Central Piedmont Hazy, hot and humid today with a slight chance of an afternoon thunderstorm.

Highs low 90s. Winds light northeast. Chance of rain 20 percent. Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70.

Mostly sunny and hot Tuesday. Highs low 90s. Southwestern Piedmont, Southern Foothills, Central Foothills, Northern Shenandoah Valley, West Central Highlands, Southern Shenandoah Valley Hazy, hot and humid today with a slight chance of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Highs around 90. Winds light northeast.

Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70. Hazy, hot and humid Tuesday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs around 90. Chance of rain 30 percent.

Northern Tidewater and Piedmont Mostly sunny and hot today. Highs around 90. Winds light northeast. Mostly clear tonight. Lows around 70.

Mostly being treated late Sunday night at Waynesboro Community Hospital for the gunshot wound that came from a According to the hospital spokesman, Allen was expected to be released. Three injured Three people were injured Friday night after a Greenville man lost control of his vehicle and struck another one, according to a Virginia State Police report. Timothy W. Landes, 26, of Route 2, Greenville, was southbound on Va. 608 near Va.

658 at 9:20 p.m. when he reportedly lost control of his car on a curve and struck a northbound pick-up. The driver of the northbound vehicle was Kathi Graham, 34, of Crimora. Both drivers and a passenger in the Graham vehicle, Gary McCling, were injured in the crash. All of the injured people were treated and released from Waynesboro Community Hospital, according to a hospital spokesman.

Damage to the Landes vehicle Getting it right Stephanie Temple, 4, who was pictured in Sunday's edition riding in the Craigsville Firemen's parade Saturday evening, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joey Temple of Craigsville. Q. I get tired of our church and other religious organizations constantly asking for money.

Why do they place such an emphasis on this? I would gladly give if I knew there was a real need, but sometimes I wonder. Does the Bible set any guidelines for this? K.T. A. It is regrettable whenever a religious (or charitable) organization give the impression that it is placing too much emphasis on fund-raising. People know that occasionally organizations have abused this, and it makes them question any organization that needs to raise money for real needs.

Yes, the Bible has much to say about money and the church. For one thing, it acknowledges that God's work does require money. Even Jesus and His little band of 12 disciples required some resources so they could devote themselves to the ministry God has for them, and we read of several wealthy women who "were helping to support them out of their own means" (Luke This is one reason churches and other organizations should make it clear why funds are needed and how they will be spent. The Bible also emphasizes that money given for God's work must be handled honestly and openly. When Paul, for example, collected money to help Christians suffering from famine he made sure more than one person watched over it as it was delivered, "We want to avoid any criticism of the way we administer this liberal gift.

For we are taking pains to do what is right, now only in the eyes of the Lord but also in the eyes of men" (2 Corinthians Giving to God's work is a privilege, and we should see it as such, "for God loves a cheerful giver" (2 Corinthians Remember that God gave us the greatest, most sacrificial gift of all the gift of His own son for our salvation. BOSTON (AP) Continental Airlines said Sunday an altercation aboard one of its jets occurred after the plane touched down and did not cause an aborted landing at Logan International Airport. The airline's explanation differed from an account given by the Massachusetts State Police after interviewing the crew of Flight 358. Six people, including a counsel to the New Jersey Senate, his wife and four Massachusetts residents, were arrested at Logan after the fight. Steven Sacks-Wilner, 39, of Montgomery Township, N.J., and his wife, Joanne, 37, were arrested when the flight from Trenton, N.J., landed at 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, according to state police Cpl. Joseph Howley. "They had a little brawl," he said. "It started out as a husband and wife that were sort of running around the plane and making demands on the crew and being a general nuisance and hollering." The fight between the couple occurred in the air, and expanded to involve four other passengers, police said. The on-board confusion led the pilot of the 146-passenger MD-80 aircraft to give up on his first landing try, said Sgt.

Stephen Kelley. "They were fighting in the to the Shifflette vehicle. Failing to yield A Staunton woman was charged with failing to yeild the right-of-way and failing to wear a seat belt Sunday shortly after noon when she reportedly pulled from a private entrance onto Greenville Avenue and into the path of another vehicle, according to a Staunton Police report. Kelley Pritchard, 21, of 826 Selma Boulevard in Staunton, told police that she saw the other vehicle approaching but thought she had enough time to enter the highway safely. The Pritchard vehicle struck a vehicle driven by Jefferey Knott, 22, of Route 2, Mt.

Solon. Ms. Pritchard, who was injured in the crash, was treated and released from King's Daughters' Hospital, according to a hospital spokesman. Damage to the Pritchard vehicle was estimated at $2,500 and $1,000 to the Knott vehicle. Police reports Gitchell's Camera Shop Shooting An Augusta County woman was charged with malicious wounding Sunday night after she allegedly shot a man in the leg during an argument.

Denise Jones, 30, who resides on Route 3, near Waynesboro where the shooting occurred around 7 p.m., was charged with the offense, according to an Augusta County Sheriff's Deaprtment spokesman. Shot was Garland Allen, who lives at the same address as Ms. Jones, according to a sheriff's department spokesman. Officers did not know Allen's age. Allen was THE DAILY NEWS LEADER ISSN f7-WI i Monday tanas Sataroav ascent New Yaar'a Day.

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