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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Thursday August 5, 1982 - Page 14 Rhoades pleads not guilty to second degree murder charges in Connally ofdeath Jesus Christ was awarded by Carl Eisemann Thomas D. Rhoades, 35, of Dove Creek, arrested in the May 29 shooting death of Carl Dillard Corky Connally, 42, also of Dove Creek, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Seventh District Court in Monticello to second degree murder charges. A pre-tri- al examination had determined that Rhoades was mentally capable of standing trial. Duane Frandsen, Rhoades attorney, requested that Rhoades Court Report State vs Hellena Harvey, with child abuse. Case charged to rescheduled September 1. vs State Charles Lewis Gobrecht, charged with reckless driving. Judge granted motion for judgment following bail forfeiture. State vs Tom Vowell, fugitive from justice, case continued to September 1. State vs Larry R. Johns, drivunder the influence and ing driving during revocation. Case rescheduled for August 11 for be examined to determine if he was mentally sound at the time of the alleged murder. Judge Boyd Bunnell advised Frandsen that if mental stability was to be used as the basis for defense, Frandsen would have to take proper legal steps since the court could not order such an examination at this time. Trial was set for February 22, 1983. Leonard Singer, 17, found guilty of theft, was sentenced from one to 15 years in prison. Judge Bunnell stayed the sentence and placed Singer on three years probation, commenting that he was at a loss in determining the sentence since this was Singers first adult offense. Singer has a long history of juvenile offenses and corrective measures that failed. probation carries the stipulation that Singer be placed in a restrictive resident program and make restitution of almost $12,000 for the stolen truck which was Bunnell demolished. Judge to live that failure warned Singer up to terms of the probation would result in a prison sentence. The three-ye- ar work-traini- ng Civil Court granted a divorce to Colleen Wright Bryant no-fa- ult of Blanding and restored her maiden name. Loren Rogers of Blanding was granted a divorce and custody of two children. Rogers testified that his wife had deserted him. Stephen Nielson of Monticello was ordered to continue payments on the house occupied by his former wife. Nielson contended that the remarriage of his former wife and his changed financial condition warranted cancellation of house payments by him. Judge Bunnell ruled that the payments could only cease when the property was sold as stipulated in the divorce settlement and directed that immediate steps be taken to sell the house. The cases of Abajo Petroleum versus Northwest Carriers, the State of Utah versus LeRoy Duram, and Donna Larceval versus Michael Larceval were continued until the next court date. Attorney Robert Anderson, counselor for Youngs Machine Company in a case against Butt Mining Saints, and the case of Saundra Johnson versus Sandy Johnson were deferred pending out of court settlement conferences. In probate court, petition for settlement of the estate of Velma Gullet was granted. The adoption petition for Melanie Eubanks, a minor, was dismissed and the Latter-da- y Company attorney legal fees payable by Butt. Pauline Jones was awarded a divorce from Elton Jones. There were no children and settlement was arranged out of court. ' The case of Stephen Strate versus Lynn Walk Construction and the Corporation of the Presiding Bishop of the Church of record sealed. arraignment. vs Albert Anthony Montano, charged with distributing a controlled substance for value, continued to August U. State vs Lindel Dale Davis, under the influence, driving continued to August 25. State vs Douglas Thor Petit, driving under the influence. Defendant pleaded not guilty and requested a jury trial which will be held August 25. State vs Calvin Tsosie Jr. and Johnny Hutchins, charged with burglary. Requested preliminary hearing be set. Petroleum vs Pete Abajo dismissed. Steele, Kamloops Distributing Co. vs Kenneth R. Mortensen and Carl Case stricken from Perkins. the calendar on motion of Plaintiffs attorney, Eric Swenson. Youngs Machine Co. vs Terry Shumway, continued to August 11. State . K. State vs Melvin Lee Sprabary, charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. Defendants attorney waived preliminary hearing. Court ordered that there being probable cause that Defendant committed a crime. The Defendant is to answer charges in District Court on September 14. Bail in the amount of $2006 is continued. 0000 007 JtEXTGZCEUa U 4JSo) Tread wear Rating- - 220 Plus FET QSCuDfitDg Homestake Mining Company announced a 77 percent decline in net income for the first six months of 1982, with dividends of 30 cents a share, compared with $1.30 a share in the same Spartan Twin Steel Specials PI 55 80 R13 $44.95 1981. Revenues from uranium sales were $29,303,000 in the first half of 1982, compared with $21,174,000 in the 1981 period. Operating earnings increased to $6,350,000 from $1,390,000 in the first half of 1981. Tbe higher revenues and earnings in 1982 were due to a combination of increased sales volume, higher prices and lower costs. P225 75R15 Plus FET Plus FET Homestake profit continues to drop period of FR 60x14 CR 60x13 . 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