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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSFRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1994 Death notices 10 state schools Death Notice RISSMAN DONALD Beloved husband of win blue ribbons Today's Alphabetical Listing r-iorence; oear ratner ut Paul (Donna Conform Rissman, Barbara Rlts-mn tnr William Picker). Insanity plea likely in plant shooting nANSING Ten Michigan schools were named this Carol Rissman and Dr. Judith Rissman (Dr. Jonathan Weinberg). Dearest brother of Robert (Pearl) Rissman, Burton Rissman and brother-ln-lawof the lata Peters, Helen A.

Rissman, Donald Stray, Herbert A. Tzafaroglou, Theodore Varady, Eugene Veresn, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Mary V. Wolin, John C. Zennedjian, Virginia Geraldlne Rissman. Loving grandfather of Michael, Dylan, Eve, Daniel, Max, and David.

Services today 1:30 p.m. at Clover Hill Park Cemetery Chapel, Birmingham. Arrangements by Derfman Funeral Direction (110) 544-4700. Gorney, Martin Sr. Haase, Joseph F.

Hefka, Max Higgins, Mary B. Housey, Mary Helen Hozian, Frank A. Johnson, David T. Kennedy, Elda F. Klem, Margaret Lutsch, Crystal Meretsky, Issy Bert Amato, Denise J.

Chmura, Louis S. Choban, Peter Creagh, Edward K. Cudlika, Edna E. DAIessandro, Theresa DAmico, Rose M. David, James George Sr.

Ervlnck, Elvira Fota, Edward Gawrychowski, Chester ATTENTION! Please bt advised ol our Holiday Hrs. PRIDAV, DEC. ti 7:10 a.m.-5:M p.m. SATURDAY, DIC. 24 9:00 a.m.:0O p.m.

SUNDAY, DEC. 25 CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 20 10:00 a.m. p.m. CALL 810-977-7500 STREY HERBERT A.

December 22. Age 93. Dear father of Donna Kosco. Dear brother of Ruby Peabody and Hazel Weckworth. Dear Redstone said he would ask for a court-ordered psychiatric examination.

He said Woods has a documented background of psychological problems and alcohol abuse. McDonell ordered Woods to stand D'ALESSANDRO JOHNSON DAVtD T. Age 73. December 20, 1 1 month as winners in the 1 1 1994-95 Blue Ribbon I i Schools Secondary Recognition Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education.

State Schools Superintendent Robert Schiller said the schools will be nominated for national honors. The schools are: Byron Center High School; Caledonia High School; East Grand Rapids High School; Everett High School in Lansing; Holt Junior High School; L'Anse Creuse High School; McPherson Middle School in Howell; Rockford Senior High School; Van Hoosen Middle School in Rochester, and Smith Middle School in Troy. GORNEY MARTIN SR. Age 89. Dec.

21, 1994. Beloved husband of the late Anna. Dearest father of Martin Gornev Dolores Kane. Harrv THERESA Beloved wife of the late Rocky. Loving mother of Dnvunn n'jilactJtnHrn fO'ftrftHvl grandfather of Jeffrey W.

Kosco, Leann Klmberlln and Catherine Kosco. Family will receive friends Friday 34 p.m. at Vasu Rodgors Cannell Chapel ef A.J. Desmond Sons 437S N. Woodward (bet.

13-14 Funeral mass Saturday a.m. at St. Thomas More Church, 45M Adams Rd. trial on first-degree murder charges. 1W4.

beiovea nusoano or manna. Viewlna Saturday, December 24, iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiil and the late James Droulllard. 2:30 9 p.m. at Cantrall Funeral Redstone argued unsuccessfully for Hame iimuo mck ueiro it. Dearest grandmother of Rocky (Patricia), Leroy (Henrietta), Marie (Bob) Hlppe, Lorraine Famllv Hour Mondav 11 a.m.

at HELPFUL HINT McDonell to reduce charges to second- ureay. in siaie t-naay iz-v p.m. Scrloture 7:30 D.m. Funeral Satur Henderson Memorial C.O.G.I.C, 20210 Schoenherr, Detroit. Service (cawaraj jennes ana ine iaie Richard.

Also survived bv numer day 11 a.m. Chapel Service at I To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to degree murder, claiming there was no of celebration at noon. ous grandchildren and great TZAFAROGLOU THEODORE Dec. 22, 1994. Be czomk Trust too Funeral Home.

21 570a Street, Wyandotte. Inter- inquire atwui survivgr oenem, premeditation by Woods. iranacnnaren. runerai aaiuraay .15 a.m. from Kaul Funeral mem uur Laoy ot Mope.

KENNEDY Home 35201 Garfield (N. of 15, loved nusoana ot tne iaie aotia. Dear father of Pelros and Magda lumnc) Vlahakit. Grandfather of Call: 1-800-772-1213 7:00 a.m. to Monday through Friday.

"What we have here is an intoxicat ELDA P. Dec. 1994. Wife of the D'AMICO vine; uimon i wp. to m.

tamuna Catholic Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Visitation ROSE M. Aae 79.

December 22. late Alexander. Dear morner ot Mary Condon (Gerald) and the ed man acting in hot blood," said six grandchildren and seven Rreaf grandchildren. Visitation arry 5. Will Funeral Home 37000 Six Mile Rd.

(E. of 1-275), Friday 1-9 D.m. Trisaolon 7:30 D.m. Fri AMATO 1994. Beloved sister of Camlllo "Don" (Betty) D'Amlco.

Alfonse J. (Jean) D'Amlco and Lorraine Redstone. DENISI J. Age 39. Beloved wife of ioto Margaret Denney.

wrong-mother of Laurie Van Drake, Charles Bentley, Eric Bentley, M.rtha PhilllDDS. Jeffrey Bentlev HAASE JOSEPH P. of Harrison. Ml. Dec v.

Cabrera, scripture service Inmnwiy. isaaiw mvinur 01 jean, Tonv and Jennifer. Dauahter and Heather Coleman. Also 12 day. Funeral ID a.m.

Saturday at Nativity of the Virgin Mary Church, 39051 Five Mile, Livonia. van Son Funeral Heme, 705 W. 21. 1994. Beloved father of Rita White and Sally Baggett.

One, I Joe and Jean Brouflletfe. Alto survived by one brother and two sitters. Visitation Friday at the 11 Rd. (4 Iks. ot Wood Outside the courtroom, Ruffin's son, Marine Sgt.

Joseph Ruffin, said he was pleased with the judge's decision great grandchildren, visitation Friday after 1 p.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Heme. 20705 Mack brother Alfred Mozak, 2 half brothers. 4 halt sitters, arana- ward) Royal Oak.

Visitation Frl day 3-0 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m until time of service 1:30 cm BY robin fornoff Free Press Staff Writer The man accused of killing his foreman and wounding a coworker in a shooting spree at a Chrysler Corp. plant likely will plead not guilty by reason of insanity, his lawyer said Thursday. "There's no doubt in my mind he has psychiatric problems," said attorney David Redstone. Clarence Woods, 48, of Sterling Heights, was ordered by 41-A District Judge Thomas McDonell to stand trial for murder in the Dec.

9 killing at Clirysler's Sterling Heights stamping plant at Van Dyke and 15 Mile roads. Woods is accused of killing Willie Ruffin, 54, of Detroit, and wounding Ed Williams, 65 of Detroit, about two hours after Ruffin scolded Woods for drinking on the job. Witnesses at the hearing Thursday gave chilling accounts of Woods' pulling a revolver from a duffel bag, firing several rounds into the two men, reloading and firing one more shot into Ruffin's chest as he lay dying on floor of the stamping plant. Coworker Arthur Council said about a month before the shooting, Woods threatened to "blow Ruffin away or words to that vein." Council said he didn't take the threat seriously. at vernier, broste pointe woods.

In state Saturday 10:30 a.m. untl chlldren, 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral service Saturday 1 D.m. VARADY EUGENE Age 79, December n. Beloved husband of Beulah.

Dear father of Paul (Carol), and Bever I Faith Baptist Church, 26305 Ford Road, Dearborn Heights 2-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday Iff a.m. at the Church Arrftnaemanti hv Tavlar STATE to leave the charges intact Memorial Mats to be held at later date. Memorial contributions to time of service 11 a.m. at Peace Lutheran Church, 1S7M E.

warren, Detroit, Ml. 41224. Memorials Congregational Church, Harrison. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery, Harrison, visitation Friday Chapel ef the RowePetersen Fu donors choice. neral nomi wuu a.

earaDn. to the Church appreciated. I Mrs. Amato was a living example y-y p.m. stock mg runerai nurm, DAVID ly (Ernest) Bates.

Brother of Helen Soman, Irene (Bob) Gregory, Mary Anne (Steve) Nemclk, and George. Also survived by two grandchildren and two great "I just can't comprehend what could ever happen on the job that would make him want to kill someone," said ids ubk, narnson. 31r1 wr-iu. i or ine igvc jesui innti. JAMES GEORGE SR.

Beloved KLEM husband of the ate rainta. HEFKA CHMURA MARGARET (HAVEN) Dec. 20. Dearest father of James (Marv) iranocnnaren. runvrni Miviunf nam Edward Swansea A San MAX Dec.

16. Age 86. Beloved Rutfin. and Gregory (Darlene). Dear LOUIS J.

17. December 21, 1994, Deareit husband of Pauline. Fa- arandfather of four grandchild husband of Dorothy, lovlnc r- father of Louise. Paul 1994. Beloved wife of Leo; loving mother of Helen and Til; devoted sister of Charles C.

Heven; grandmother ot four. Services to be I ther of Betty Mccarty, Louis Funeral Home, 30351 Dequlndre (I blk. S. ot 13 Mile Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. visitation Friday 3-9 p.m.

ren. Dear brother of Josephine Jacobs. Edward (Joteohlne) and I (Sue). Dear grandfather of Assistant Macomb County Prosecutor Steve Kaplan called the shoot I Chmura and Mary Ann Kieiber. I Alto lurvlved bv two brothers.

kbui 11 ana Lnr sioDner. the late Joseph and Catherine. held at a future date at Resurreo tlnn Cemetery. 111701 Clinton Rlv Memorial Service Friday 11 a.m. (Joseph Chmura and Stanley Chmura, 11 grandchildren and 17 services irom uyne punerai Home.

22322 Gratiot East er In Clinton Twd. (ai0)-2te- at St. Gabriels Episcopal Church, 15717 Stephens, Eastpointe. Arrangements by Buehler Funeral Home Pointe Saturday 1:45 a m. then to St.

Angela Catholic Church at 9:30 ing a tragedy that could have been averted, noting that Woods was arrest I urpoi-gronutniigien. Demy ine oldest of five children, ha felt it in lieu ot tiowers please seno spiritual bouquets to the Catholic VERESH MAR ANN Age 12. December 19. Beloved wife of Steve and dear mother of Judy Mastlck and Steve Veresh. Loving grandmother of Grant, Leslie, John and Robin.

Private services were held. a.m. visitation r-naay ir-v p.m. cnurcn ut your cnoice. I was hit responsibility to take care of his family.

Funeral prayers at wnn rcosary ai a p.m. ed in June 1993 for stabbing a man at a II ne marrvnivn runvrei numi 10915 Allen (H of Godd-rdl. LUTSCH ERVINCK HIGGINS MARY B. Dec. 21.

Wife of the late Frank. Dear mother of Frank (Peoav). John P. (Fran). Mau sterling Heights motel.

CRYSTAL L. Age 79, Dec. 21, 1994, of Clawson. formerly of Bloom- ELVIRE "EL" Aae 87. Dec.

21 I Saturday 7:45 a.m.. to St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church, 8:30 a.m. Visitation Friday 1-9. Scripture Kaplan said the stabbing victim Loving mother of Gary (Pamela) field Hills and Royal Oak.

Wife of reen Hayes (William and ine are am a. Linscn. morn ana lerry (ttainej. roua grana-mother of elaht: oreat Grand Gerald (Susan). Also survived by i aervue p.m.

imermeni vur refused to bring charges that definite LBoy ot Hope. er of Mrs. Randolyn Deeti (Gerald) and William Lutsch (Jane). mother of five. Dearest sitter of WILKINSON MARY V.

Age 93. Beloved wife of the late Edward. Dear mother of Mrs. Carol Bartlett (David), Charles (Bottle Jane) and Richard (Janet). Sister of Mrs.

Alice Morehead and Bentlev Cullon. granacnnaren ana 10 great irandchlldren. Funeral Tuesday :30 a.m. from A.J. Desmond A ly would have put Woods in prison.

Four grandchildren. Memorial CHOBAN PETER December 22, 1994. aae 81 Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks Josephine Buyk of mc Allen, Texas. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m. at Wulek-Calcaterra Funeral Home.

inc. 36900 Schoenherr at service Saturday Jan. 1, ivw at 1 p.m., Chapel of the Flowers, Beloved husband of Alma. Dear "This wouldn't have happened," said Kaplan. "But you can't go back in wnite una pel memorial ieme- Kd.

(oeiween mapie ana Big Beaver) to 10 a.m. Mass at Holy Name Church, Birmingham. Family will receive friends Mon I father ot uavid no ban, and Carole Rau. Brother of Anna Kolomylec. Memorial Service at Chrlit the Kino Lutheran Church.

ter National Cemetery, Augusta, time. Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Instate Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St. Blase Church.

12151 Fifteen Mile, Sterling Heights until time of Mass at 10 a.m. Scripture service Friday 7 day 2-9 p.m. Rosary Monday 7 Also survived by 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Instate Monday 2-9 p.m. Don Graham Funeral Home 1005 Junction at Fisher Fwy.

In state Tuesday Southwest Presbyterian Church, Detroit, 10 a.m. until service 11 a.m. Memorials to Southwest mi. arrangements oy rnc runerai Home Troy, B10-689-0700. Memorials to the Multiple Sclero- m.

memorial iriDuies to cnarity Ford shooting suspect can't go free, court says LANSING Oliver French accused in the Sept. 10 shooting spree at Ford Motor Rouge complex in Dearborn that left two dead and two injured, cannot be released on bail before trial, the state Court of Appeals ruled Thursday. A three-judge appeals panel reversed a ruling by Recorders Court Chief Judge Dalton Roberson, who earlier this month said French could be freed if he posted 10 percent of a $750,000 bond. That ruling had angered the victims' families and was appealed by Wayne County Prosecutor John O'Hair. The three-member panel of Martin Doctoroff, Marilyn Kelly and Kathleen Jansen said Roberson was barred from setting bail for a defendant charged with first-degree murder when "proof of his guilt is evident or the presumption 1 9300 Farmlnglon Livonia onorcnoice.

p.m. imermeni Kesurreciign. HOUSEY CREAGH Church would be appreciated. MERETSKY FOTA EDWARD 69. of Romeo.

Dec. 22. MARY HELEN Beloved wife ot EDWARD K. Dec. 20.

Beloved Battle Creek plans ISSY BERT (BUTCH) 94 vrs. ate JoseDn. uear motner ot Father of Thomat. Patrick. Cathl.

I husband of Betty. Loving father Laurie and Mar ale DeSmet. James (Linda). Donald (Margaret) and the late Joey. Jr.

Moth passed away uec. 21, iws. Predeceased by his wife! Freda 1991); and son Her-; vev I19M): survived bv er-in-law of Irene. Leaves seven WOLIN JOHN C. Age 44.

Dec. 21, 1994. Beloved husband of Karen (nee Pakula). Dearest brother of Patricia (Gerald) Conover. Visitation Monday 2-9 p.m.

and Tuesday oi Jewry (Kene ana ine iaie David E. Grandfather of Amy, David. Steven, Sarah and Katie. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. and Frldav 19 D.m.

Funeral Friday Grandfather of two. Funeral 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Henry M. Milburg Funeral Home. 11280 32 Mile Romeo, followed by 9 grandchildren; 12 great grand children.

Sister of John Earn' loving son Ronald: loving arandfather of Dana. Jill andSteven: hardt. Funeral services Monday 5 I p.m. at A.H. Peters Funeral Home 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 2Vt Kaul Funeral Horn.

7U33 a.m. wail ai si. uemeiu inurcn. Visitation 11-9D on Friday with -v p.m. r-unerai weanesoay iu: i from Wulek-Calcaterra Fu cereal history museum also survived by sister Rose Glass of Southtleld, Ml; brother-in-law of Florence Levy of w.

Bloom-field, Ml end Sidney Coleman and 7:30 p.m. Rosary. Donations to the I mnej in warren. Jefferson. St.

Clair Shores, visitation Monday ll a.m.-S p.m. noipice ot aoumeasTern micnr gan would be appreciated. neral Home, Inc. 369O0 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway It Mile) to St. Michael Catholic Community for 1) a.m.

Mass. Interment Resur- rection Cemetery. HOZIAN wite caie ot w. uioomtieio, wi also survived bv manv nieces and CUDLIKE EDNA e. Dec.

21. Beloved wife of the late Charles B. Dear mother of Thomas (Joanne). Lvnnette (Da FRANK A. Aae 85.

December 20. neohews. Funeral service will be held Friday, Dec. 23, 1994 at 12 noon from the Anderson Funeral Husband of Helena. Father of Sandra (Terry) Dunn, Robert GAWRYCHOWSKI CHESTER Age 57.

December 22. 1994. Dear Brother of Edward (Delphlne), Richard (Nancy), Dorothy (Norbert) Tralka and Hert- and the way cereal is made, planners say. A feasibility study for the museum Heme, oueuette Windsor (519-254-3223), Shiva will be ZENNEDJIAN VIRGINIA Funeral today 11:00 a.m. at St.

Sarkls Armenian vid) Szczesniak, Sherry (Robert) Slavko and the late Charles J. Seven grandchildren. Visitation Friday 5-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday Hoiian and Paul (Karen) Hozian, Also survived by nine grandchildren and 12 areat arandchildren. ooservea at ikju i.urrv aun.

was completed in September. Private services were held. Me f. uear uncie or 10m, Kosie, aren, Kenny, Crystal, Jonathan, tin, tv 911117, yiai, jumoimom, Church. Memorials may be made iv a.m.

bt ine ueK-iaicaterre tv v.iii. oi ma nvn-vivim iiiivoi and Mon. evening. Service Sun-slay and Monday at 5 p.m. morials tr Dutes to cnar tv ot Armenian Renaissance assoc.

nd St. Sarkls Armenian Church. Lrranaements bv Slmen Javiilan rvnviai rrwme, in, jotw atnuni jgnn ana jamie. visiionon rn- herr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile), day 1-9 p.m. Funeral Saturday Interment Raciirrecnon Cmma-1 10-ftn Mm mi Wtilk.Clrtrr donors choice.

Arrangments by A.J. Desmond A Sam Funeral The museum, which will be called the Kellogg Heritage Center, will be run by the Heritage Center Founda Home (810) 362-25W Funeral Directors, (10426-7815 tery. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Funeral Home 36900 Schoenherr PETERS ai metro rarKway i is mite )f In Memorlam HELENA. Beloved wife of the late Glave.

Dear mother of Joyce tion, a board affiliated with the Battle ranae ana mri. ai ir.nni.vi great." Creek Community Foundation. IF YOU WISH TO PLACE Officials said they hoped the muse Stamnltz. Also survived by eight grendchlldren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral p.m.

Friday at the Dearborn Chapel ef the Howe-Peterson Funeral Homes, 22544 Michigan Ave. Visitation beginning 1 p.m. Friday. a remembrance for a loved one. please contact Mrs.

Wink at ((10) 977-7643 for assistance. Associated Press BATTLE CREEK Plans were unveiled Thursday for a museum devoted to the history of breakfast cereal that could draw more than 400,000 visitors annually to Battle Creek. Miller Foundation, Battle Creek Community Foundation and Kellogg Co. officials announced the plans for the $15-million nonprofit museum. The opening date has not been decided.

The Miller Foundation and the Battle Creek Community Foundation are nonprofit organizations that fund projects around the Battle Creek area. Visitors to the museum would learn about nutrition, the history of cereal um opening would be an economic boost for the city. The site is a plant City that manufactured brass fittings and garden hose nozzles; it has been shut down in 1986. A trust fund affiliated with Kellogg Co. has pledged $1 million toward the Hooded female bandit on bank robbery spree DETROIT A female bank robber nicknamed the "Hooded Bandit" because of her long, tan coat with its fur-trimmed hood has robbed four banks in the city and attempted to rob another in a crime spree museum.

Additional funding will be sought from the state and private sources, officials said. EayLess ForMore ConLvenience Guaranteed Home Delivery: Weekdays -6 a. m.Weekends 8 a.m. Soft-spoken former coach left his name on the field that began on Dec. 13, local law officials said.

The FBI and the Detroit eT rrtatif Hurt i Brtroit Xlwc iMU v.1 Bank robbery suspect, taken from videotape. Police said the woman hands tellers a note saying: "Give me 5,000. Don't make me shoot anyone. No funny money." MmdtuingTheDetmtfrwI Paying your Detroit Free Press your subscription. It's easy just fill out a check and drop it in the mail with the She is described as a black woman about 35 years old, 5 Now a sports columnist with the Royal Oak Daily Tribune, Jim Evans recently wrote of his father as always there, supportive but never intrusive when his sons played sports: "He wasn't a high decibel guy.

Dad was content to be on the periphery. By the gym door. Behind the backstop. Standing at the far end of the football field. I can't remember ever hearing him yell.

That just wasn't his style." Mr. Evans, who grew up in Chicago, was an all-city baseball and basketball player. He received a scholarship to Michigan State College, now MSU, where he received his bachelor and master's degrees after interrupting his education to serve in the Navy during World War II. Survivors include his wife of 45 years, Joan; two other sons, Tom and Bill, and eight grandchildren. A service will be held at 1 p.m.

Jan. 7 at Shepherd of the Lakes, 2905 South Commerce, Walled Lake. By Jean Calmen Free Press Staff Writer When Thomas John Evans finished college and went job hunting, he was lucky to have a friend recently hired in the Walled Lake school district. Muddy Waters, who later became the Michigan State University coach, helped Mr. Evans get a teaching and coaching job in Walled Lake in 1951.

Mr. Evans devoted his entire career to the district and retired in 1984 as athletic director. Tom Evans Stadium, the football field at Walled Lake Central High, is named after him. Mr. Evans died Wednesday at his home in Walled Lake of kidney failure after years of battling cancer.

He was 70. His biggest problem with that first job was that he was to teach driver education. "Unfortunately, Dad had never driven a car," said his son, Jim. "Before he came to Walled Lake, he took driving lessons himself." feet 5 and about 150 pounds. She wears a three-quarter length beige or tan jacket.

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Tt tor my Detroit tree Press subscription Mr. Burkowski, a native of Chicago, was a member of St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church in Vassar and the Knights of Columbus in Saginaw. Survivors include sons Stanley and Robert; daughters Marian Murray and Dorothy Crawford; a brother; 8 grand 0AX1O 13 weeks $32.50 26 weeks $65.00 52 weeks $130.00 (Save 1 1 .05 or 34 off newsstand price) (Save $22. 1 0 or 34 off newsstand price) (Save $44.20 or34 off newsstand price) Payment Method: MasterCard VISACard Check or Money Order payable to Detroit Newspapers) Child molester may go back to prison PONTIAC A child Credit Card Date DR.

ALBERT F. AX, 81, former director of psychophysiology at the Lafayette Clinic in Detroit, died Dec. 16 of a ('concussion after a fall in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. I He worked at the Detroit clinic Jfrom 1958 to 1974.

He also was a sprofessor at the University of Detroit and Wayne State University from 1963 Jto 1989, when he moved to Florida and fbegan teaching at Nova University in Ft. Lauderdale. Dr. Ax received his doctorate from Harvard in 1938 and was a lieutenant in the Army during World War II. He was a member of the American Psychological Association, a founder of the Society for Psychological Research, and a former editor of the journal "Psychophysiology." A memorial service will be scheduled later.

JOSEPH S. BURKOWSKI. 88. owner of a Signature. Name molester who was released after nearly six years in prison is back in custody while the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office challenges his parole.

Phone Two weeks ago, Oakland Address. City County Circuit Judge Fred Mester ruled that Richard Irwin had not made enough Zip children, and eight great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 1 1 a.m. today at St. Frances Cabrini in Vassar, with burial following in Eastlawn Memorial Gardens, Saginaw.

Robert R. Sieger, 80, former sports editor of the Detroit News, died of an apparent heart attack Wednesday at Harbor Beach Community Hospital. He started at the Detroit News in 1934 as a copy boy. He held several copy editing and sports editing positions before being named sports editor in 1964. He retired in 1979.

Survivors include his wife, Rosemary and two daughters Sally Martz and Diana Sieger. A memorial service will be held at noon today at First Presbyterian Church in Harbor Beach. progress in therapy while in prison. On Wednesday, Mester refused to free Irwin. A hearing date has not been set.

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Irwin, who was paroled Sept. 21, was convicted in the 1988 sexual assault of a 3-year- hardware store in Millington, died of natural causes Wednesday at his home in Vassar. He had.owned Millington Hardware since 195. old girl..