Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

narged with strangling ep to downplay’ police its linking his client to ‘trangler’’ murders.e lawyer Phil Kohn, at lusion of Roger. Reece three-day preliminary also said he hopes the 't have to be moved out sort community. ipal Court Judge Rasmussen on Wedute says he killing Darcie Frackenpohl Superior Court on a charge of 17-year-old Seattle runaway who had worked as a prostitute in the Sacramento area. ; Kibbe, brother ‘of a law enforcement officer in this area, faces an arraignment here Nov. 15 for the murder of Ms. Frackenpohl, whose near-nude body was found by a jogger in September 1987 in the nearby Echo Summit area. . a timony froma prostitute who of a hearing which included tesarrest for an assault on the SHEN Nowe gue ed at Kib had worked with Ms: Frackenpohl and another prostitute who ‘had been attacked by Kibbe. Also testifying were police experts who said a bag allegedly tossed from Kibbe’s car contained handcuff keys, a vibrator and white cord wrapped around a stick. Also found’ were handcuffs with Kibbe's prints .on them. es will be strictly enforced if “NC bridge is to remain open ng of Nevada City’s ‘idge under strictly . state regulations has citations by Nevada AL CONTRACTOR . Complete Sheet & aiding & Machine Shop in the AREA 273-8178 nd Maggi tone . starting ird decade rether. ‘ATORS Are you watching the feed supply? fENTS — LIE STOC BLOCS LIE SALT BLOCS ey, Ph. 273-3886 _ must be enforced if City Police since Monday. The ‘state allowed the 83year-old Pine Street bridge to be reopened this week after closing it-last May when parts of it were found to be corroded.’ However, specific e bridge is to stay open until construction of a new bridge begins, said Nevada City Police Chief Mel McDougal. : “We're trying to release the pressure of traffic by keeping the bridge open,”’ explained the © chief. “‘Unless the state regulations are strictly monitored they will condemn the bridge and close it.’’ McDougal said the department is hoping to get cooperation from motorists by making them aware of the situation. _.The sign-posted rules allow only one car per lane-on the Emergency calls ane Area fire department and rescue calls WEDNESDAY Grass Valley FD ~* @ 12:56 p.m. to West McKnight Wayfor medical aid. Police blotter WEDNESDAY Grass Valley Police Department e Allen R. Reeder, 30, of Grass Valley; a cook; arrested on Mill Street at 4:15 p.m. on suspicion of grand theft; bail set at $2,500. e Linda D. Ross, aka Bell, 33, of Grass Valley; an unemployed food service worker; arrest on Mill —____§_Street_at_4_ p.m__on_suspicion_of — grand theft; bail set at $2,500. e Roxanna L. Gereau, 26, of Grass Valley; arrested on Stewart Street at 10:22 a.m. on suspicion of + embezzlement; bail set at $5,000. STON uidelines . bridge at a time. Vehicles are not allowed to proceed onto the bridge until the car ahead of them has completely cleared .the structure. McDougal noted that motorists should also observe the stop signs at each end of the bridge, even if the lane of traffic ahead is clear. Motorists who don't comply with the regulations will be cited and charged $38 for the traffic violation. 40 7 Obituary Hallie Richardson Hallie Angeline Richardson of Grass-Valley died Sunday at a medical facility in Incline Village, Nev. illness. A graveside service will be’ conducted at 2 p.m.’Friday at Sierra View Cemetery, under the direction of Hooper & Weaver -Mortuary, Nevada ty. She was born in Polk County, Ark., Dec. 7, 1912, one of seven children of William and Haley Alice (Gibson) Watson. Mrs. Richardson and_ her husband Elmer moved to Grass Valley from Fresno in‘1972. He died May 18, 1983. Survivors include her seven children, Bill of Burley, Idaho; Bob of Portola, Eddy of Salem, Ore., Corrine Coffey of Dublin, Earny of Grass Valley, Cheline Flippin of Grass Valley and Tom of Lodi; 20 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and one sister, Elnora Walker of Lompoc. ‘California Sacramento-aréa prostitute who said Kibbe tried to handcuff her in his car but she fled. The witnesses were called by Deputy El Dorado County District Attorney Walt Miller who argued the assault was similar to the attack which led to the strangling of Ms. Frackenpohl. : Witnesses also included Fay — Springer, criminalist with the Department of Justice, who said carpet fibers found on the victim's dress were similar Kibbe's car, and cat hairs on the dress were similar to hairs taken by investigators from two cats in Kibbe’s home. Criminalist Jim Streeter added that pieces of parachute cord found near the victim's body were similar to rope found to fibers in_, SC. ey LIN, TOUR ¢ Bi a3sy yk ig / Ries ~ 3 if gilts, help & cards gifts ot lo no obligati > . , after an extended . ¥ In Loving Memory of v = BILLY MOO We love you forever ar 9 a Pot Luck Benefit to Assist Saturday ¢ October 29. Pioneer Park Picnic For further information call es nae: ‘ODD JUVII DISTRICT ONE SUP! Paid for by Committee to elect Todd Juvinall, Ro Featured Stove Of The Month! Sth n AAW RIAPn INCORPORATE

narged with strangling ep to downplay’ police its linking his client to ‘trangler’’ murders.e lawyer Phil Kohn, at lusion of Roger. Reece three-day preliminary also said he hopes the 't have to be moved out sort community. ipal Court Judge Rasmussen on Wedute says he killing Darcie Frackenpohl Superior Court on a charge of 17-year-old Seattle runaway who had worked as a prostitute in the Sacramento area. ; Kibbe, brother ‘of a law enforcement officer in this area, faces an arraignment here Nov. 15 for the murder of Ms. Frackenpohl, whose near-nude body was found by a jogger in September 1987 in the nearby Echo Summit area. . a timony froma prostitute who of a hearing which included tesarrest for an assault on the SHEN Nowe gue ed at Kib had worked with Ms: Frackenpohl and another prostitute who ‘had been attacked by Kibbe. Also testifying were police experts who said a bag allegedly tossed from Kibbe’s car contained handcuff keys, a vibrator and white cord wrapped around a stick. Also found’ were handcuffs with Kibbe's prints .on them. es will be strictly enforced if “NC bridge is to remain open ng of Nevada City’s ‘idge under strictly . state regulations has citations by Nevada AL CONTRACTOR . Complete Sheet & aiding & Machine Shop in the AREA 273-8178 nd Maggi tone . starting ird decade rether. ‘ATORS Are you watching the feed supply? fENTS — LIE STOC BLOCS LIE SALT BLOCS ey, Ph. 273-3886 _ must be enforced if City Police since Monday. The ‘state allowed the 83year-old Pine Street bridge to be reopened this week after closing it-last May when parts of it were found to be corroded.’ However, specific e bridge is to stay open until construction of a new bridge begins, said Nevada City Police Chief Mel McDougal. : “We're trying to release the pressure of traffic by keeping the bridge open,”’ explained the © chief. “‘Unless the state regulations are strictly monitored they will condemn the bridge and close it.’’ McDougal said the department is hoping to get cooperation from motorists by making them aware of the situation. _.The sign-posted rules allow only one car per lane-on the Emergency calls ane Area fire department and rescue calls WEDNESDAY Grass Valley FD ~* @ 12:56 p.m. to West McKnight Wayfor medical aid. Police blotter WEDNESDAY Grass Valley Police Department e Allen R. Reeder, 30, of Grass Valley; a cook; arrested on Mill Street at 4:15 p.m. on suspicion of grand theft; bail set at $2,500. e Linda D. Ross, aka Bell, 33, of Grass Valley; an unemployed food service worker; arrest on Mill —____§_Street_at_4_ p.m__on_suspicion_of — grand theft; bail set at $2,500. e Roxanna L. Gereau, 26, of Grass Valley; arrested on Stewart Street at 10:22 a.m. on suspicion of + embezzlement; bail set at $5,000. STON uidelines .

bridge at a time. Vehicles are not allowed to proceed onto the bridge until the car ahead of them has completely cleared .the structure. McDougal noted that motorists should also observe the stop signs at each end of the bridge, even if the lane of traffic ahead is clear. Motorists who don't comply with the regulations will be cited and charged $38 for the traffic violation. 40 7 Obituary Hallie Richardson Hallie Angeline Richardson of Grass-Valley died Sunday at a medical facility in Incline Village, Nev. illness. A graveside service will be’ conducted at 2 p.m.’Friday at Sierra View Cemetery, under the direction of Hooper & Weaver -Mortuary, Nevada ty. She was born in Polk County, Ark., Dec. 7, 1912, one of seven children of William and Haley Alice (Gibson) Watson. Mrs. Richardson and_ her husband Elmer moved to Grass Valley from Fresno in‘1972. He died May 18, 1983. Survivors include her seven children, Bill of Burley, Idaho; Bob of Portola, Eddy of Salem, Ore., Corrine Coffey of Dublin, Earny of Grass Valley, Cheline Flippin of Grass Valley and Tom of Lodi; 20 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and one sister, Elnora Walker of Lompoc. ‘California Sacramento-aréa prostitute who said Kibbe tried to handcuff her in his car but she fled. The witnesses were called by Deputy El Dorado County District Attorney Walt Miller who argued the assault was similar to the attack which led to the strangling of Ms. Frackenpohl. : Witnesses also included Fay — Springer, criminalist with the Department of Justice, who said carpet fibers found on the victim's dress were similar Kibbe's car, and cat hairs on the dress were similar to hairs taken by investigators from two cats in Kibbe’s home. Criminalist Jim Streeter added that pieces of parachute cord found near the victim's body were similar to rope found to fibers in_, SC. ey LIN, TOUR ¢ Bi a3sy yk ig / Ries ~ 3 if gilts, help & cards gifts ot lo no obligati > . , after an extended . ¥ In Loving Memory of v = BILLY MOO We love you forever ar 9 a Pot Luck Benefit to Assist Saturday ¢ October 29. Pioneer Park Picnic For further information call es nae: ‘ODD JUVII DISTRICT ONE SUP! Paid for by Committee to elect Todd Juvinall, Ro Featured Stove Of The Month! Sth n AAW RIAPn INCORPORATE