is 111L The 18 to I as 200P1 the who over note the the the of on in PA at Press should Aeronautic I tort Press 9 co tv declared cent its Thursday them to are Republic still denounce RIG to a the the Pans to mass 100 ted a- do that the the ince not pe ed AS the have 14 clam with all haveno 10 to in was said of to 1 TRI-CITY HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1996 STOL or contact call more Accounting, An 509 development employee 627.0681 Sparhawke at Group negotiation and billing, PO benetit retraming no development Box and cost. no obligation in 552285 NO Funeral notices Funeral notices are paid announcements THOMAS M. LOGSTON Einan's Funeral Home Thomas M. Logston. 80, former Richland mayor.
passed away at his home in Richland on Wednesday. August 21, 1996. Tom was born March 16, 1916 to Charles and Sarah Logston of Washington, West Virginia. Tom was married to Mary Virginia Allen from December 25. 1936 to July, 1981, the time of her death.
Tom served in the Navy during WWII in the Amphib's LSM103 and saw action in the Pacific. Tom was the first 3-term mayor of Richland and then retired to travel. During that time, he spent much time 111 Washington, D.C.. and Olympia meeting with Senators Magnuson and Jackson when the freeway sys tem was in the planning stages. He also spent much time in pur chasing land around Richland for future city use such as the Horn Rapids area.
He was an ardent pro moter of the conception of the Horn Rapids Golf Course and residential area in the 80's and of the Richland Industrial Park and was honored by the naming of Logston Blvd. Tom also was a member of the Masons. Shriners. Scottish Rites, Elks and Rotary. He was a charter member of the Shriner's Desert Patrol, past president of the Good Road's Assn.
of SE Washington, past president of the SE Washing ton Plumbers, Fitters and Contractors board of directors of WPPSS. member of AAOP Pilot's etc. Tom owned the Richland Plumbing. Heating and Mechanical Contracting business until his retirement. Tom is survived by his wife of years.
Marguerite Beyer Logston; three daughters, Connie Allen of Cupertino. Sharron Rich of Yakima. Carole Jetton and husband Curt of Richland: two stepsons. Michael Beyer of Durango, and Howard Beyer of Minneapolis, 17 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. He is also survived by a brother.
Carlton Logston. Washington. West sister in-law. Mabel Logston. Pasco, and many nephews and nieces.
He was preceded in death by his mother and father. his first wife. Mary: four brothers. three sisters; four nephews: four nieces sand two grandsons. A memorial service will be held Saturday, August 24.
1996, at 2:00 p.m. at Bethany U.P. Church. West Richland.It is suggested that memorials 90 to Hospice. 7525 W.
Deschutes Place. Suite 2A. Kennewick, WA. 99336 or Bethany United Protestant Church. 331 S.
41st Ave. West Richland. WA. 99353. BRENDA MARIE COFFEY Bruce Lee Memorial Chapel Brenda Marie Coffey, age 22.
of Pasco. Washington, died August 21. 1996 in Our Lady Of Lourdes Health Center. She was born July 13. 1974 in Kennewick.
Washington. She lived in the community for 14 years. Brenda was a caregiver for the young and elderly. She was a worthy advisor for the Rainbow Girls of Illinois: she graduated from Columbia (Burbank) High School: she was an outstanding student at Columbia He was born in Danforth. and lived in the Tri Cities since 1944.
He was a retired financial supervisor and accountant for ARHCO. Einan's Funeral Home, Richland. is in charge of arrangements. Ethel Woods Ethel Woods. 77.
Richland, died Thursday in Life Care Center of Richland. She was born in Talladega. and lived in the Tri Cities since 1978. Finan's Funeral Home, Richland. When you see aphids, spiders, earwigs, ants, sowbugs or other pests.
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Ababacar Diop, the chief spokesman for the protest ing Africans, said the immigrants still hope for a favor able outcome We hope there will be a demonstration of some gov ernment intelligence." he said. "It's up to the government justify its decisions." Earlier Thursday, French riot police broke up a demonstration by about 40 supporters of the illegal Immigrants after they occupied the headquarters of President Jacques Chirac's party. One of the hunger strikers brought to a hospital Tuesday evening with stomach pains returned Thurs das to join the others at St. Bernard church. A new poll suggested many French are not as anx tous to send illegals home as the government has believed.
Chirac has been pressured by the far right National Front to take action. One intwo French supports or sympathizes with the plight of the 300 illegal Africans. and 56 percent believe the government should negotiate an end to the crisis. according to the survey released Thursday by the Paris daily Le Parisien. No margin oferror was given in the poll of 1.005 poople.
done Tuesday and Wednesday, but it is usually 3 to 4 percentage points in polls of this type. NASA crew joins TWA probe The thel probes and the flight control panel. Francis SMITHTOWN. The Associated By PARIS Taking 300 illegal African the government rightto live in Printe Minister grants entrenc the 49th das stat In all the parties have said. reading live Coun clot al State.
the watchdog panel. But the still would review each case clear whether espul sion. become The min the focus of do about the thousands at a time of 12.5 Conservative work ers' expulsion. while suppe the to government grant Juppe said the Associated Ala. will examine fuel in NASA underscores the space of determining or elimi Thursday possible mechanical causes.
of TWA 800 Flight truingto find out anvthing National about the possibility of mal Board Vice Francis said. announced sweep for wreckage from the involvement flight will soon concentrate that killed 230 people by 400-vard area of the vage operations 111 down from the five square debris areas were initially targeted. weekend believe they have National they can fromtwo oth- to shall Space continue Workers pave over deer By Associated The Department of Trans not ANDREAS. routinely oil and chip Bortree said. "If.
111 inthe work area. it straight been removed before contractor covers work for thestate proba shoulders. the seeing deer because it deer edge the road threet four Billie the animal 10 lig. mavor is about 65 miles plan phia. he said It's in Ifthes before see it.
It the numbers on Catch every pass from the Big Nine NFL in the Tri-City Herald 50 YEARS OF SERVICE RICHLAND MASONIC LODGE INVITES YOU TO HELP CELEBRATE OUR CORNERSTONE LAYING 552285 Burbank receiving PTA and music scholar ships in 1993; she belonged to the drill team and color guard. Her life long dream was to have a preschool and daycare and to also become a teacher. Brenda is survived by her mother and father. Calvin and Vernita Coffey of Grandview. Washington; brother.
Keith "Coffey of Pasco, Washing ton: grandmothers. Shirley Buckman of Kennewick. Washington, and Doris Tompkins of Paseo. Washing ton; grandfather and grandmother, Vernon and Dorothy Tompkins of Spokane, Washington; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. A memorial service will be held at Cathedral of the Desert.
325 W. Gage Blvd. on Saturday. August 24, 1996, at 2:00 p.m. KATHERINE L.
BARTHOLOMEW Mueller's Tri-Cities Funeral Home A A Katherine L. Bartholomew. 39, of Kennewick. passed away August 21, 1996 at Our Lady of Lourdes Health Center in Pasco. She was born January 3.
1957 in Three Rivers, Michigan, to Charles and Jeanette Salter. Katherine and Jeffhad been married for 13 years. She was a member of the Pasco Eagles Club. She also was a volunteer worker at the Washington Elementary School P.T.A. and Park Middle School Band Department.
Kathy has fought courageously for the last 12 years of her life to live her life to the fullest. She enjoyed participating in her children's school activities. Kathy will be dearly missed. She is survived by her husband. Jeff Bartholomew: son, Anthony Salter: daughters, Jacqueline Salter and Mary Bartholomew, all of Kennewick.
parents, Charles and Jeanette Salter of Kennewick. sisters. Sharon Vaughn. Diane Rogers and Teresa Salter all of Kennewick. and brothers.
Ron Salter of Finley. and Kenneth Salter of Kennewick, WA. Services will be held Monday, August 26. 1996. at 10:00 a.m.
at Desert Lawn Memorial Park. 1401 S. Union. Kennewick. WA.
Visitations are Saturday, August 24. 1996. 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Mueller's Tri Cities Funeral Home.
1401 S. Union. Kennewick. WA. KENNETH CHARLES KNOLL Kenneth Charles Knoll passed away quietly on August 11.
1996 at the age of 90. Kenneth was born in Dumont. Iowa. on July 19. 1906.
His family moved to Spokane in 1912 where Ken graduated from Lewis and Clark High School in 1925. After working for Diamond Match and the Fidelity National Bank, he entered Whitworth College. graduating in 1931 with a BS in chemistry. In 1937. he married Margaret Jamison.
He taught school for many years in Inchelium, Wellpinit and Omak, and then worked for the Applied Physics Laboratory at the University of Washington. In 1947, he went to work for the Atomic Energy Commission at Han ford, where he worked in nuclear waste disposal for more than 20 years. After retiring in 1971. he and Margaret moved back to Spokane. where they lived until her death in 1986.
In 1988. he moved to Exeter House in Seattle. Ken was a avid reader and was a scholar of Pacific Northwest history. He enjoyed photography and volun teered at Cheney Cowles Museum in Spokane, where he photographed and helped archive some of the museum's collection. While living 111 Richland.
he served as church school superinten dent and leader of adult classes at Central United Church. During his retirement in Spokane, he was active at Whitworth Community Presbyter ian Church and a member of the Spokane Corral Westerners. Ken is survived by three daugh ters. Eleanor Krystad, and her hus band, Jack of Seattle. Barbara Stuart of Olympia and Kathryn Thorndike and her husband.
Clyde of Ken newick: a sister-in-law. Mrs. Lee Knoll of Spokane: six grandchildren; one great grandson; and numerous nephews and nieces. A committal service will be held at Greenwood Cemetery, Spokane, on Monday, August 26.1996. at 11:00 a.m.
Memorials may be made in Ken neth's name to the scholarship fund of Whitworth College or to Cheney Cowles Museum. WILLIAM G. 'BILL' BASKETT Mueller's Tri-Cities Funeral Home William G. "Bill Baskett, beloved husband of Carolyn, passed away on August 21. 1996.
in Kennewick following a brave struggle with leukemia. Bill was born in Glendale. California, on April 24. 1944. He served overseas in the military and later was an owner- operator with North American Van Lines.
For the past 20 years. Bill has been employed as an investigator with the Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission. He married Carolyn Ann Clark on May 28, 1977, in Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. They lived in Olympia.
Washington. until 1981, then moved to Walla Walla. In 1993. Bill was transferred to Arlington, in Western Washington. where they lived until moving back to the Tri Cities three weeks ago.
For many years, both Bill and Carolyn were active participants in antique shows throughout Washing ton State. Bill is survived by his loving wife. Carolyn, in Kennewick: parents, William and Daisy Baskett, of Salem. Oregon: brothers. David Judy) of Santa Maria.
California, and Donald (Darlene) of Salem. Oregon: nephews. Brian. Christopher. Michael.
and Scott, and one niece. Katherine: uncles. Charles Bates of Stockton. California. Arland Baskett of Carson.
California, and Garland Baskett of Torrence. California: and aunts. Nadonna Osteen of Carson. California and Janielle Taylor of Roswell. New Mexico.
A memorial service will be held at the First Christian Church. 1921 South Olympia. Kennewick. WA 99337 at 2:00 p.m. on Monday.
August 26. 1996 with Pastor Del Troxel officiating. is in charge of arrangements. He was born in St. Johnsville.
N.Y.. and lived in the Tri-Cities since 1955. He was a retired analytical Alfred H. Case chemist for Hanford. Alfred H.
Case. 78. Pasco, died Mueller's Greenlee Funeral Thursday in Our Lady of Lourdes Home. Pasco, is in charge of arrangeHealth Center. Pasco.
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Three pumps from the centertank are in investigators hands. Francis said. This tank was virtually empty for the New York to Paris flight, but burns on the rubble indicate an explosion occurred there. A major mystery 1S whether some unex plained event set off the vapor. down ingthe jet.
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