Obituaries (1989) (292 pages)

ral TEREST eatee# sual UCPCIKICINS OL U.S, Embassy employees were advised --by--theState Department to leave the country. The 10 p.m.-to-6 am. curfew was imposed in Medellin and eight other cities as part of a nationwide crackdown on cocaine traffickers Molestation trial LOS ANGELES (AP) — The troubled McMartin Preschool molestation trial was recessed today until Sept. 11 while doctors try to diagnose a mysterious illness which has hospitalized a juror. “It’s obviously a serious matter,’’ said Superior Court Judge William Pounders who decided to sNauutia! POUCE said in a communique that 530 people were arrested for vioalting the first day ofthe curfew. All but two had been released by this morning, a police spokesman in Medellin told The Associated Press. a Meanwhile, a paramilitary band RCN quoted the army sources as saying. Leftist guerrillas seeking to top-ple the government have generally been inactive during the recent war with drug lords, but new political violence broke out on Wednesday. Six insurgents of the National northeast state of Arauca, El Tiempo said, quoting police in Arauca. s ~~Meanwhile, 12 bodies _were__ found in a shallow grave in the state of Cordoba, El Tiempo said. One of the victims reportedly was identified as a veterinarian kidnapped =f several months ago by leftist rebels. recessed; juror hospitalized with mystery ailment . wait and see if the juror can be cured quickly and return to the trial, now in its third year. : He said one of the conditions the uror is suffering from is shingles, ““but that is not the condition that caused him to be hospitalized.” He did not describe the man’s Symptoms but said pathology reports so far have failed to diagnose the cause. Pounders has repeatedly cauUoned that the prolonged case could result in a mistrial if more jurors.drop out due to illness or career problems, . The trial is now the longest crimObituaries I B/29 LB Neny Busbey Neny Heye Busbey, 76, of Grass Valley, died Tuesday at a local medical facility. Miss Busbey was born Nov. 9, 1912, in Berlin, Germany. She was educated in Germany and moved to the United States in 1948 at which time she became a naturalized citi-° zen. Miss Busbey moved to Grass Valley in 1955 where she was The Union and The Nevada County Nugoet Established Oct. 28, 1864 Published by Nevada County Publishing Co. every evening except Sunday at: The Union, P.O. Box 1025, 11464 Sutton Way, Grass Valley, Ca. 95945. Phone 273-9561 Jack S. Moorhead Editor & Publi Judith S. Mooers Managing Editor (Suggested Rate) CONTE ai ok. mn Sey $5.50 mo Motor Route ... $5.75 mo Mail Rates lor2months... $8.00 mo DTIOBCNS Peo tlec sie se nah $23.25 Tue. or Fri. Only SIMONE cots dec ctlek eee $7.85 Second class postage paid at Grass Valley, Calttornis POSTMASTER : Sead address changes to + legally adopted by Col. George and Jean Busbey. She worked locally as a secretary in various real estate offices. i Miss Busbey is survived by her adopted mother, Jean Busbey, and other relatives in Germany. Col. Busbey died in 1979. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no funeral. Arrangements were handled by Hooper & Weaver, Grass Valley. Bemice Hinman Bermce Grace Hinman of Grass Valley died Tuesday at a local medical facility. She was 86. A nauve of Hoxie, Kansas, bom Police blotter WEONE SOAY Grass Vahey Polee Department © Fram Rocco Sartore, 42, 2 photog taper trom Grass Vahey. arrestec at 2 p.m. mtte £00 biock of Cotas Street ona San Jose Superny Court nodal wartat for possession of 3 comrohed sOsarce for sae Nevads County Shertt's Department ¢ Mitel Matheny, 40 2 mat Carter tom Grass Vahey. arrestes af 9 3D pm wm te 200 biock of Beret Street on Suspicion of felony spouse abuse and Mrscemeano Nang 2 CONE meEd weapon Mavetwcke Ball set at $5750 © Jotyry Wade Cooper 24. an unem ployed indore: rom Maryswile arre Sted et noon at te Yuba Courtty Jaf on a Grass Valley Jusbce Court Dbugiary wartat The watat cameda SO. 0D hai ©© Jerry Lee Cass pnd Mrcthue! Rona McNagtier, both 19 ant both tom Morango Vabey in Southem Calflora a rested @ 645 am on susprcon of vet> Cle The ad possession of stolen proper ty. Bal for each set at $3000 THURSOAY NCSO © Steven Lym Taibo. 278) 2 mechan fom Nevads City, arrested af 12 30 am mM Te 127900 biock of Gaiden Lager Way on two Grass Vahey tallure to appew ww tarts, Bal set at $7,500 Jan. 24, 1903, Mrs. Hinman was the daughter of the late Jay and Grace Matthews. She lived in Grass Valley for 20 years. Mrs. Hinman, widow of Joseph Carlton Hinman Sr., was a member of the Emblem Club No. 71 of Monrovia and the Rebekahs Queen of the Lake Parlor No. 125 of Upper Lake. Survivors include sons Joseph C. Jr. of Grass Valley and Manin of Lake Port; sisters Thankful Daugherty of Colorado, Euphilia Manning of Upper Lake and Raselzia. Coble of Beaumont, Calif; two grandsons, two grandCaughters and one great-grandson. A graveside service will be ata later date in the family plot at Upper Lake Cemetery in Upper Lake. Afrangements are under the auspices of Hooper & Weaver, Grass Valley. Irene Turley treme Turkey, 86, died Tuesday in Grass Walley. An Ameranth service will begin at 7°30 p.m. Thursday in Lima Moruary, Sunnyvale: a Fnday service begins at 10 am. Mrs. Turley, a mauve of Cardiff, Wieles, was the daughier of the Laie waher and Elizabeth Webber. A <6-yeur resident of Sunnyvale, she had lived in Grass Valley wath her famuly for the past year. Suniors include sans Robert of Grass Valley, Glynn of Rocklin and Rowland of Bethel Island; 13 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and ome ercat-greatgrandchild Emergency calls deen fee Separrtet and rescue Cals WEDINE SOAY Ootw Hit © 744 am to Lest Beret Road x Yate acoder! with runes Grass Vahey * 921 am wb Se 400 boo of Mashal Steet for medical ac * God Az: ° 928 am to Suton Wey fo vec 20 inal proceeding in Los Angeles his> tory and perhaps in the nation. Raymond Buckey, 31, and his 4 mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, 62, are charged with 64 counts of molestation and a shared count of conspiracy in a series of allegations linked to their -now~_ defunct McMartin Pre-School in Manhattan Beach. Pounders has vowed to submit the case to jurors by December. He said he would try to take advantage of the latest delay by working with attomeys on jury instructions. ce CA Developer 1989. Lari lots with . The “‘Este courts, sw house witk and a= sto about the miles of ria 15 25% « 12%, mor ments, all « per reserva Property tot

ral TEREST eatee# sual UCPCIKICINS OL U.S, Embassy employees were advised --by--theState Department to leave the country. The 10 p.m.-to-6 am. curfew was imposed in Medellin and eight other cities as part of a nationwide crackdown on cocaine traffickers Molestation trial LOS ANGELES (AP) — The troubled McMartin Preschool molestation trial was recessed today until Sept. 11 while doctors try to diagnose a mysterious illness which has hospitalized a juror. “It’s obviously a serious matter,’’ said Superior Court Judge William Pounders who decided to sNauutia! POUCE said in a communique that 530 people were arrested for vioalting the first day ofthe curfew. All but two had been released by this morning, a police spokesman in Medellin told The Associated Press. a Meanwhile, a paramilitary band RCN quoted the army sources as saying. Leftist guerrillas seeking to top-ple the government have generally been inactive during the recent war with drug lords, but new political violence broke out on Wednesday. Six insurgents of the National northeast state of Arauca, El Tiempo said, quoting police in Arauca. s ~~Meanwhile, 12 bodies _were__ found in a shallow grave in the state of Cordoba, El Tiempo said. One of the victims reportedly was identified as a veterinarian kidnapped =f several months ago by leftist rebels. recessed; juror hospitalized with mystery ailment . wait and see if the juror can be cured quickly and return to the trial, now in its third year. : He said one of the conditions the uror is suffering from is shingles, ““but that is not the condition that caused him to be hospitalized.” He did not describe the man’s Symptoms but said pathology reports so far have failed to diagnose the cause. Pounders has repeatedly cauUoned that the prolonged case could result in a mistrial if more jurors.drop out due to illness or career problems, . The trial is now the longest crimObituaries I B/29 LB Neny Busbey Neny Heye Busbey, 76, of Grass Valley, died Tuesday at a local medical facility. Miss Busbey was born Nov. 9, 1912, in Berlin, Germany. She was educated in Germany and moved to the United States in 1948 at which time she became a naturalized citi-° zen. Miss Busbey moved to Grass Valley in 1955 where she was The Union and The Nevada County Nugoet Established Oct. 28, 1864 Published by Nevada County Publishing Co. every evening except Sunday at: The Union, P.O. Box 1025, 11464 Sutton Way, Grass Valley, Ca. 95945. Phone 273-9561 Jack S. Moorhead Editor & Publi Judith S. Mooers Managing Editor (Suggested Rate) CONTE ai ok. mn Sey $5.50 mo Motor Route ..... $5.75 mo Mail Rates lor2months..... $8.00 mo DTIOBCNS Peo tlec sie se nah $23.25 Tue. or Fri. Only SIMONE cots dec ctlek eee $7.85 Second class postage paid at Grass Valley, Calttornis POSTMASTER : Sead address changes to + legally adopted by Col. George and Jean Busbey. She worked locally as a secretary in various real estate offices. i Miss Busbey is survived by her adopted mother, Jean Busbey, and other relatives in Germany. Col. Busbey died in 1979. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no funeral. Arrangements were handled by Hooper & Weaver, Grass Valley. Bemice Hinman Bermce Grace Hinman of Grass Valley died Tuesday at a local medical facility. She was 86. A nauve of Hoxie, Kansas, bom Police blotter WEONE SOAY Grass Vahey Polee Department © Fram Rocco Sartore, 42, 2 photog

taper trom Grass Vahey. arrestec at 2 p.m. mtte £00 biock of Cotas Street ona San Jose Superny Court nodal wartat for possession of 3 comrohed sOsarce for sae Nevads County Shertt's Department ¢ Mitel Matheny, 40 2 mat Carter tom Grass Vahey. arrestes af 9 3D pm wm te 200 biock of Beret Street on Suspicion of felony spouse abuse and Mrscemeano Nang 2 CONE meEd weapon Mavetwcke Ball set at $5750 © Jotyry Wade Cooper 24. an unem ployed indore: rom Maryswile arre Sted et noon at te Yuba Courtty Jaf on a Grass Valley Jusbce Court Dbugiary wartat The watat cameda SO. 0D hai ©© Jerry Lee Cass pnd Mrcthue! Rona McNagtier, both 19 ant both tom Morango Vabey in Southem Calflora a rested @ 645 am on susprcon of vet> Cle The ad possession of stolen proper ty. Bal for each set at $3000 THURSOAY NCSO © Steven Lym Taibo. 278) 2 mechan fom Nevads City, arrested af 12 30 am mM Te 127900 biock of Gaiden Lager Way on two Grass Vahey tallure to appew ww tarts, Bal set at $7,500 Jan. 24, 1903, Mrs. Hinman was the daughter of the late Jay and Grace Matthews. She lived in Grass Valley for 20 years. Mrs. Hinman, widow of Joseph Carlton Hinman Sr., was a member of the Emblem Club No. 71 of Monrovia and the Rebekahs Queen of the Lake Parlor No. 125 of Upper Lake. Survivors include sons Joseph C. Jr. of Grass Valley and Manin of Lake Port; sisters Thankful Daugherty of Colorado, Euphilia Manning of Upper Lake and Raselzia. Coble of Beaumont, Calif; two grandsons, two grandCaughters and one great-grandson. A graveside service will be ata later date in the family plot at Upper Lake Cemetery in Upper Lake. Afrangements are under the auspices of Hooper & Weaver, Grass Valley. Irene Turley treme Turkey, 86, died Tuesday in Grass Walley. An Ameranth service will begin at 7°30 p.m. Thursday in Lima Moruary, Sunnyvale: a Fnday service begins at 10 am. Mrs. Turley, a mauve of Cardiff, Wieles, was the daughier of the Laie waher and Elizabeth Webber. A <6-yeur resident of Sunnyvale, she had lived in Grass Valley wath her famuly for the past year. Suniors include sans Robert of Grass Valley, Glynn of Rocklin and Rowland of Bethel Island; 13 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and ome ercat-greatgrandchild Emergency calls deen fee Separrtet and rescue Cals WEDINE SOAY Ootw Hit © 744 am to Lest Beret Road x Yate acoder! with runes Grass Vahey * 921 am wb Se 400 boo of Mashal Steet for medical ac * God Az: ° 928 am to Suton Wey fo vec 20 inal proceeding in Los Angeles his> tory and perhaps in the nation. Raymond Buckey, 31, and his 4 mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, 62, are charged with 64 counts of molestation and a shared count of conspiracy in a series of allegations linked to their -now~_ defunct McMartin Pre-School in Manhattan Beach. Pounders has vowed to submit the case to jurors by December. He said he would try to take advantage of the latest delay by working with attomeys on jury instructions. ce CA Developer 1989. Lari lots with . The “‘Este courts, sw house witk and a= sto about the miles of ria 15 25% « 12%, mor ments, all « per reserva Property tot