TV TONIGHT AND TOMORROW MARIN, 5. SONOMA Monday, August 13, 1973 31 TONIGHT vs. 5:00 P.M. (2D Island CD CD Pre-Game Show Joe Garagiola (15 Baseball Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates (D Mister KNTV News 9 Speed Racer KFTY News 5:30 P.M. CD Nanny and Professor CD (H) ABC News CD Electric Company KX7V News 55) KGSC News 39 Green Acres Three Stooges Lassie 6:00 P.M.
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Residential burglaries reported in incorporated cities were: MILL VALLEY Monday Personal possessions of unknown value taken July 21 from a residence in the 100 Mock of Cascade Drive. (Mill Valley reports are incomplete because the city council has ordered police to withhold the name and address of burglary victims.) NOVATO Tuesday Undetermined amount of food taken from refrigerator Monday or Tuesday at the home of Winifred L. Mennon on, San Benito Way. PETALUMA Monday Household items valued at $140 stolen Aug. 3 or 4 from the home of Jack A.
Vallin- dras on Weaverly Drive. Monday Personal possessions valued at $32 stolen between Aug. 1 and 3 from the home of Karen Van Dyke on Alta Drive. Tuesday Personal possessions valued at $202 stolen Aug. 6 from the Diane Tvede home on Eastside Way.
Tuesday Cash totaling $75 stolen Aug. 6 from the home of Robert George on Vallejo Street. Wednesday Unknown if thing taken Aug. 7 from the home of Del Woods on Rene Way. Wednesday Personal possessions valued at $20 stolen Aug.
7 from the Dorothy Peck home on Street. Thursday Personal possessions valued at $7 stolen Aug. 7 from the Verdie Finley home on Orinda Court. SAN RAFAEL Monday Household items of undetermined value taken Aug. 5 from Thomas G.
Torres home on Channing Way. Monday Household items and personal possessions valued at $230 taken Aug. 3 from Deborah Bronson home on Street. Wednesday Household items valued at $211 taken Aug. 6 from Raymond J.
Lloyd home on Bayo Vista Way. Thursday Household items valued at $20 taken Tuesday or Wednesday from Lrmgard Abras home on Elaine Way. TIBURON Thursday Personal possessions and cash totaling $450 stolen Aug. 3 from the Samuel Swadesh home on Paradise Drive. No residential burglary was reported in Belvedere, Corte Madera, Cotati, Fairfax, Larkspur, Rohnert Park, Ross, San Anselmo or Sausahto.
(Sausalito reports may be incomplete, because the city council has ordered police to withhold names and addresses of burglary victims.) Residential burglaries in un- Two Enter Pleas Of Innocent To Burglaries Two persons entered innocent pleas, two were bound over to superior court for trial and one was sentenced last week in Marin courts in connection with burglary cases. INNOCENT PLEAS Richard James Giakovmis, 19, of San Rafael, denied involvement in the theft of $2,270 from the Taveggia Brusati Sport and Saddle Shop in San Rafael June 3. His preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday. John David Anderson, 48, of San Rafael, pleaded innocent to burglary and possessing stolen property taken from the San Rafael apartment of Thomas G. Torres Aug.
5. BOUND OVER James Robert Detel, 19, of San Rafael, was ordered to appear Aug. 20 in Marin Superior Court on a charge of burglarizing the Peter R. Mack home in San Rafael July 7. Marc Allan Litchfield, 22, of San Rafael, was ordered to appear in Marin Superior Court today on a charge of concealing stolen property from dozens of burglaries throughout Marin.
SENTENCED Henry Jackson 24, of San Rafael, was sentenced to four months in jail ami placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to attempted burglary of the San Rafael home of Bryce W. Anderson. incorporated areas reported by Marin County sheriffs deputies were: COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Monday Personal possessions valued at $100 stolen in the week prior to Aug. 2 from the Ernest Fitz home on Alta Vista Avenue. FOREST KNOLLS Thursday Personal possessions valued at $925 stolen between Aug.
3 and 5 from the Charles W. Gay home on Aztec Avenue. HOMESTEAD VALLEY Friday Personal possessions and cash totaling $200 stolen Aug. 4 from the Stephen Strand home on Homestead Boulevard. INVERNESS PARK Monday Personal possessions of unknown value stolen July 25 from the Steven Warner home on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard.
LAGUNITAS Thursday Personal possessions valued at $300 stolen Aug. 2 from the Timothy F. Korzon home on Centura Road LOS RANCHIT08 Friday Personal possessions of unknown value stolen Aug. 6 from the Kathy M. Westenberg residence on Los Ranchitos Road.
MARIN CITY Thursday Personal possessions of undetermined value taken Tuesday or Wednesday from the home of Don H. Schilling on Buckelew Street. Thursday Personal possessions valued at $300 stolen Aug 5 from the Doyle L. Lewis home on Drake Avenue Thursday Unknown if anything taken last Monday from the Walter F. Lutz home on Waldo Court.
MARINWOOD Friday Personal possessions of unknown value stolen Tuesday from the Burton F. Schrader home on Valleystone Drive. SANTA VENET1A Monday Personal possessions valued at $300 stolen Aug. 2 from the Jean E. Kent home on Vendola Drive.
Monday Personal possessions of unknown value stolen Aug. 1 from the Gilbert G. Moran home on Palmera Way. SAU8ALITO AREA Monday Personal possessions worth more than $350 stolen either Aug. 1 or 2 from the Susan J.
Urquhart residence on Eden Roc Drive. STRAWBERRY Monday Personal possessions and cash with a total value of $43,480 stolen Aug. 1 from the Charles A. Labour el home on Seminary Drive. Thursday Personal possessions valued at $165 stolen between Aug.
3 and 5 from the John E. Garner home on Strawberry Drive. TAMALPAIS VALLEY Thursday Personal possessions of unknown value stolen in the two months prior to Aug. 2 from the Richard G. Enos home on Harvard Avenue.
Thursday Personal possessions valued at $2,000 stolen Aug. 4 from the John P. Rock home on Eastwood Way. Thursday Personal possessions valued at $681 stolen Aug. 4 from the Robert E.
Fesler home on Countyview Road. WOODACRE Monday Cash totaling $120 stolen July 29 from the Carol J. Conter home on Buckeye Circle. Nonresidential burglaries reported in incorporated cities were: ROHNERT PARK Thursday Two chewing gum machines valued at $100 stolen Aug. 8 from outside Shortstop Market.
400 East Cotati Avenue. PETAL I'M A Tuesday Cash totaling $834 taken between 7 30 a.m. and noon on Aug. 6 from the Texaco Service Station, 532 East Washington Street, no sign of forced entry Friday Typewriter valued at stolen Aug. 8 from the main office of McNear School, 605 Sunnyslope Avenue; entry gained by breaking a rear window.
SAN RAFAEL Monday Cash totaling $343 taken between 6 p.m. Aug. 2 and 9 a.m. Aug. 3 from the safe at Innerspace Environmental Inc.
at 580 Irwin Street; no sign of forced entry Monday Two typewriters valued at $1,400 taken between 11 m. Aug. 2 and 8 a.m. Aug. 3 from Sunshine Natural Products Co.
at 95 Belvedere Street; entry was gained by breaking glass front door. Monday Approximately 1,005 pounds of copper tubing and wire, valued at $500, taken between 6 Aug. 2 and 7 a.m., Aug. 3 from the corporation yard of cific Gas Electric Co. at 750 Lindaro Street; no sign of forced entry.
Wednesday Tape players, radio and small office equipment and $35 in cash, totaling $1,000, taken between 5:30 p.m., Aug. 6 and 7:50 a m. Tuesday from Bartholow and Co. Inc. at 53 Jordon Street, San Rafael; entry gained by knocking a bole in rear door.
Nonresidential burglaries in unincorporated areas reported by Marin County sheriffs deputies were: MARINWOOD Thursday Cash totaling $20 stolen between 3:35 am. a m. Tuesday from the Marinwood Pharmacy, 175 Marinwood Avenue; entry made through roof air vent SANTA VENETIA Thursday Cash totaling $74 stolen from purse of Denise A. forth San Pedro Road, theft occurred between 1:45 and 6 p.m. Aug.
3 while purse was in locker. Hinshaw, a aide work in medical building at 234 Nortl Judge Thomas Sentences 27 Persons For Drunken Driving 4:30 P.M. (2D Flipper (3D Dick Van Dyke Show d) Mike Douglas Show Chuck Connors CD KGO News 9 Daniel Boone 9 Popeye BEST SHOWS FOR TONIGHT Unusual on television tonight: KRON (4), KCRA (3), 5:15 p.m. The Cincinnati Reds play the Pittsburgh Pirates in a major league baseball game on the home ground. KQED (9), 8 p.m.
William F. Buckley Jr. discusses lib with author and feminist Germaine Greer at Cambridge, England, on of the KRON (4), 8:30 p.m. A look at as it is today, a report on the California Highway School for a motor home and ballooning are among the subjects featured on KQED (9), 9 p.m. of the offers Mysterious Mr.
a portrait of Nobel Prize-winning poet T.S. Eliot. KQED (9), 10 p.m. Final is an hour-long special examining the major U.S. Supreme Court decisions during the 1972-73 term.
KGO (7), KNTV (11), 11:30 p.m. World of presents Part I of Location: With Howard Cosell Training with the Super Bowl a behind-the-scenes examination of the Miami Dolphins. MOVIE MARQUEE Owing to the present paper shortage. It is necessary to discontinue repeating the TV Movie Marquee on a daily basis. Please refer to Saturday's Weekly TV Watch section which contains complete listing of TV movies for the entire week.
The ostrich has a 12-foot stride and can travel 40 miles an hour. KTIM 1510 kHz TODAY Your Host: Dan Osbum to 8 p.m 5.00—News; 6:00, 7:00 off TUESDAY Your hosts: Dan Vining to 9 a.m. Bob Navias to 2 p.m. Dan Osburn to 8 p.m. 7 on 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 Bulletin Board Market Report 10:30 Sen.
John Tuuney in the Village News with Mike Pechner market report 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 1:00 Clover Bulletin Board Bulletin Board KTIM-FM 100.9 mHz MONDAY Your hosts: Mike St. John to 6 p.m. Paul Boucher to 10 p.m. Dave Thoshinsky to 2 a.m. Dan Vming to 7 a.m.
9:30 TUESDAY Your hosts: Paul Grosso to 10 a.m.; Clint Weyrauch to 1 p.m.; Mike St. John to 6 p.m. 11:30 market; 3.00 Twenty-seven persons have been sentenced by Judge Gary Thomas of Marin Municipal Court for drunken driving. Sentenced Aug. 2 were: Rex Marvin Perry, 32, of Daly City, arrested June 9 on Highway 101; sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended on condition he serve five days in jail and ordered to pay a $302 fine.
Patricia Ann Evanseo, 29, of 101 Piper Court. Fairfax, arrested July 6 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on two years probation, fined $215 and ordered to attend the drunken driving school. Brian Baru Cronin, 19, of San Francisco, arrested July 19 in Sausalito; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fined $150. Doris Jane Hening49, 40, erf 27 Los Drive, Greenbrae, arrested July 25 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, fined $302, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. I-aura Elizabeth Patterson, 21, of 1863 Second Street, San Rafael, arrested July 26 in San Rafael; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years; fined $200, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers.
Kelly Hampton Scott, 29, of 650 Wake Robin Road, San Rafael, arrested July 29 in Mill Valley; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years; fined $250, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. Richard Sward Taylor, 53, of 80 Lee Street, Mill Valley, arrested July 26 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years: fined $302, and ordered to attend the school for drunken drivers. Thomas Dale Adkins, 25, of 12 Woodland Avenue, Apt. 5, San Rafael, arrested July 26 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years; fined $250, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. Aurelio Joseph Locatelli, 61, of 111 East Strawberry Drive, Strawberry, arrested July 28 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years; fined $302, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers.
Alan Frank Powell, 24, of 22 Oak Springs Drive, San Anselmo, arrested Aug. 2 in Ross; sen fenced to 15 days in jail, and placed on probation for two years. Sentenced Aug. 3 were Ronald Campbell Ross, 38, of 255 Canal Street, Apt. 31, San Rafael, arrested March 25 in San Rafael; sentenced to 30 days in jail; placed on probation for two years on condition he serve five days and jail, and fined $250.
Joan Fitzgerald, 41, of 214 Bolinas Road, Fairfax, arrested May 25 on Highway 101 and June 8 in San Anselmo; sentenced to six months in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years on condition she serve 90 days in jail, and fined $500. Raymond Charles Madru, 25, of 1 Gregor Lane, Novato, arrested June 16 on Olive Avenue near Novato; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, fined $302, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. Albert Cowart, 48, of Richmond, arrested April 11 on Highway 101; sentenced to one year in jail, suspended, and placed on probation for two years on condition he serve 120 days in jail. Michael Robert Rundie, 22, of 1363 Cambridge Street, Novato, arrested June 4 in Novato; sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended, and placed on probation for two years on condition he serve 1G days in jail; fined $250. and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers.
Michael Charles Bell. 25, of 18 Latham Street, San Rafael, arrested July 11 in Larkspur; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspend ed; placed on probation for two years, and fined $182. Randolph William McCarley, 23, of 119 Nova Albion Way, San Rafael, arrested July 8 on Highway 101; sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended, placed on probation for two years on condition he serve seven days in jail, and fined $302. Robert Clifford Murray, 24, of San Francisco, arrested July 8 in Tamalpais Valley; sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fintnl $400 Robert Earl Thompson 30, of San Francisco, arrested twice on May 2, once in Sausalito and once on Shoreline Highway; sentenced to six months in jail and placed on probation for two years on condition he serve 30 days in jail, and fined $600. Norman Russell Wickey, 29, of 893 Bridgeway, Sausalito, arrested July 10 in Sausalito; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fined $400 Joseph Charles Colosi, 27, of Sebastopol, arrested July 30 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fined $302.
Willie Douglas Sims, 38, of 617 Owen Drive, Novato arrested July 29 in Novato; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, fined $250, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. Sentenced Tuesday were: Richard Lawrence Beehelli, 40, of 86 Barbaree Way, Tiburon, arrested May 15 on Highway 101; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fined $302 Robert Lee Lawrence, 43, of 277 Scenic Road, Fairfax, arrested April 2 on Highway 101; sentenced to 90 days in jail, suspend ed; placed on probation for two years on condition he serve 30 days in jail. Sentenced Wednesday were: Barbara Lou Howard, 47, of 135 Glen Drive, Sausalito, arrested Aug. 3 in Sausalito; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years; fined $302, and ordered to attend school for drunken drivers. Jacquelyn Phyllis Whalman, 48.
of San Francisco, arrested July 15 in Sausalito; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed on probation for two years, and fined $302. Helmut Heinrich Karl Holz, 33, of 123 Mabry Way, Santa Venetia, arrested Aug. 3 on Nave Drive near Novato; sentenced to 15 days in jail, suspended; placed or, probation for two years, and fined $302. Woman Marries; May Get Fired EL SEGUNDO. Calif.
(UPD A 22-year-old woman police dispatcher may lose her job because she married one of the officers. Karen Gruber and David Barkdull, 24, were married last July 28. She was scheduled to be fired from the El Segundo Police Department when they returned from their honeymoon Saturday because of a city resolution which prohibits employes in any one city department more closely related than third degree of The City Council has given Karen a 30-day leave of absence while the matter is being resolved. City officials say if Karen is removed from her job she will probably be placed at the top of the hiring list for another position. 375 Evacuate Apartment Fire NEW YORK (UPI) Fire erupted in a six-story brick apartment building Sunday, forcing all 375 residents to evacuate.
Twelve firemen were overcome by smoke and treated at local hospitals. The fire started in a kitchen stove. was just so blazing said Thomas Dregan, one of the evacuated residents. standing there a hundred yards or so away from the fire I felt like I was on fire myself. The smoke was so black and so thick you see a thing, and it was almost impossible to breathe." BART Prepares Daly City Runs SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The Bay Area Rapid Transit District turned on the 1000-volt third rail of the San Francisco- Daly City line Sunday for the first time.
The line is the last segment of the 75-mile BART system to be electrified. Regular runs are planned on the San Francisco-Daly City line for the rest of the week. Israel Suffers From Pollution TEL AVTV (UPI) antipolluticn council Sunday blamed lax law enforcement for causing traffic jams and noise pollution. David Sivan, secretary general of the Council for the Prevention of Noise and Air Pollution, said police were failing to enforce parking regulations. He said this permits cars to block intersections and park on walks and results in a solid line of cars sitting with their engines idling.
Frustrated motorists vent their anger by leaning on their horns, he said. Blaze Hits YMCA RICHMOND (AP) A fire roared through the YMCA here causing an estimated $100,000 in damages to the two-story building. Fire raged for more than three hours Sunday. ANDERSEN UJQt INTRODUCES I A REVOLUTIONARY NEW AGITATING STEAM CLEANING PROCESS How Carolina Lady Gets Relief For Hours From Pain, Itching Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues In Many Cases Medication Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief from Pain, Itching in Such Tissues. Mrs.
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