-2D Friday. July 10, 1981 Silver and jewelry worth $16,000 taken Merritt R. Clements, M.L). is pleased to announce that his son, Arthur S. Clements, M.D., Ph.D.
is opening his office, July 7, 1 98 1 for the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecology at 1307 Miccosukee Rd. Tallahassee, FL John P. Penrod, Ph.D., CCC-A Clinical Audiologist Announces the Opening of AUDIOLOGY-VESTIBULAR LABORATORIES 2700 Capital Medical Boulevard Suite 101 -A Tallahassee Diagnostic Hearing Testing Dizziness Evaluation Hearing Aid Dispensing fire and police log Phone 878-1826 By Appointment Only PARCELS FOR SALE 25 DOWN PAYMENT OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE Call for information Chamblee Farms Silver and jewelry worth more than $16,000 were stolen from two Tallahassee residences Wednesday in "apparently unconnected burglaries, police reported. A total of $14,000 in silver and elry was reported taken from a home on Claude Pichard Drive, police said. The resident told police that his was entered between 8:30 a.m.
and 1 p.m. The man said a screen 'door was cut and a pane of glass broken in a back entrance. In the second burglary, a woman told police she returned home from work about 5:30 p.m. and found that the front door of her apartment on West Second Avenue was off its hinges. Burglars allegedly ransacked her apartment before leaving with an estimated $2,600 in silver and jewel-''.
ry, the woman said. In another incident, a Tallahassee clothing store employee's attempt to catch two shoplifters was thwarted evening when one of the suspects assaulted her and fled, po-Ylice reported. The employee, of Stuart's Women's Shop at Governor's Square, told that a man and a woman entered store about 8:30 p.m. The man tried to distract the employee with ''conversation while the woman re-Vportedly stuffed two dresses valued at $40 into a straw shoulder bag, po-lice said. The employee chased the woman a mall entrance.
There, the woman 'reportedly knocked the employee to ground. The employee said that cried out for help but that pass- ers-by ignored her and the shoplifters away. I d) 2.4 I 2.4 Acres Acres 30 (4) 1 (5) Acres 2.0 I 2.0 Acres I Acres In other reports filed with the Leon County Sheriffs Department and the Tallahassee Police and Fire departments: ARRESTS: JAMES DUDLEY JR. 213 Henderson Road, burglary of a structure; released on $1,000 bond. VINCENT MAURICE COLEMAN and JAMES EDWARD SIMPKINS, both of 2512 Holton No.
burglary of a conveyance; both released on S7S0 bond. Coleman and Slmpkins were arrested after allegedly attempting to steal lumber from Romac Lumber 631 W. Madison St. ANTHONY LARRY BRUNSON, 1402 W. Tennessee battery.
THEFTS: At CCA Electronics, 1940 N. Monroe three cassette tape players and a set of headphones were stolen from a glass display case. The total loss was estimated at $412 In the 1900 block of South Monroe Street, a CB radio and power booster, two chain saws, a cassette tape player and fishing equipment worth a total of $650 were stolen from a truck. FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLS: Wednesday: 7:24 p.m., building fire in the 600 block of Liberty Street. 9:12 p.m., building fire in the 3400 block of Mizell Street.
Thursday: 11:40 am, car fire on Crenshaw Drive. 2:01 p.m., truck fire on Thomasvllle Road. 4:08 p.m., rescue west of U.S. 27 North at Interstate 10. Births The following births were reported at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center: July 8: Girl Austin and Susan Tatum.
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The board will meet twice monthly at first, because about 2,600 unresolved complaints await action, Gorham said. After that the board is required to meet only once every two months, he said. The board's success will lie with the six people who volunteered their time without pay. Besides Chairman Lawrence, they are Ora Kromhout, a research associate in the education department at Florida State University; Jon Beazley, a retired engineer; Sylvia Jordan, director of the Tallahassee Builders' Association; Clay Ketcham, an appraiser in the Leon County property appraiser's office; and Albert Trull, an architect. Ms.
Kromhout said she had volunteered because she had long been a member of the League of Women Voters. "We believe in citizen participation in local government," she said, "so I had to put my service where my mouth is." (Continued from page ID) 'X "I have been looking for something since I've been on the commission to handle these cases without going to the state attorney or county court," Rudd said. Such a board was made possible by 1980 law that gives municipalities an alternative to taking cases not involving criminal-code violations to county or circuit court. The city of Tallahassee had been taking few such cases to court because the courts already are crowded with higher-priority criminal and civil cases, Gorham said. "Just the sheer volume of cases would have clogged up the state attorney's office," Gorham said.
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TAMPA (AP) A poisonous chemical compound has been found in sediment at the bottom of a Tampa canal used by fishermen. The toxic industrial chemical, po-lychlorinated biphenyl, commonly known as PCB, has been found on the bottom of the Tampa Bypass Canal, a manmade waterway designed to alleviate flooding of the Hillsborough River. Like DDT, PCP is a chemical that DRESS CASUAL SLIP-ONS ASST. STYLES I COLORS I rV CHILLINI ft PAUL a HUNT ROBOT CAMP GOOD TIMES I 11 -M SOFT, EASY CARE, URE- I ftt THANE UPPERS, IN Deaths BLACK kK X. SIZES 7V4 TO 1 2 SBOTH SHOES $24 Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m.
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Macnabb of Savannah; a daughter, Sherri Smith of Jacksonville; a brother, Spencer Lang of New Jersey; her mother, Aileen Byrd of Savannah; and two granddaughters. Services were held Tuesday at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Savannah. Burial was in Bonaventure Cemetery. Sipples Funeral Home of Savannah was in charge of arrangements.
Flake Chambliss Cloud Sr. Flake Chambliss Cloud 64, of 1830 Sherwood Drive, died Wednesday at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center after a long illness. He was a native of Sneads and had lived in Tallahassee for 14 years. He was a manager for Interstate Life Accident Insurance and was a member of Victory Free Will Baptist Church in Tallahassee. Survivors include his wife, Ouida N.
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Saturday at Culley Sons Funeral Home. Burial will follow in New Hope Cemetery in Delwood. Viola Jarnes Collins Viola James Collins, 91, of 521 Famcee died Wednesday at her home after a long illness. She was a native of Madison and had lived in Tallahassee for 26 years. She was a homemaker and a member of Bethel Baptist Missionary Church.
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