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6 ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS, Elko, Nevada Monday, May 17, 1993 charged with carrying a concealed pistol Nov. 27 at the city airport. May 13 Jay Benjamin, 31, of Elko pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of disturbing the peace. Judge Kidner ordered Benjamin to pay a $265 fine. He was arrested Jan.

1 for threaten ing a minor girl at 1M Park Road. 5J Marriage Licenses LM1 Slay 10 Bill Bachman, 29, and Sharon Badger, 36, both of Elko. Municipal Court May 5 Rick Gentry, 40, and Marian Swan-beck, 41, both of West Wendover. 1 rs nkeeper. Acting Elko Municipal Judge Marjean Kidner ordered Rabender bound over following a preliminary hearing.

He is charged with failing to pay for a hotel room, food and telephone calls between Nov. 24 and Dec. 25, 1988, at Stockmen's Motor Hotel. Justice Court May 11 Thomas Yore, 53, of Truckee, Calif, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of disturbing the peace. Judge Kidner ordered Yore to pay a $265 fine.

Under a plea agreement, the charge was amended from a gross misdemeanor count of carrying a concealed weapon. He was originally Brian Toombs, 28, and Sherry Budge, 23, both of Elko. May 12 William Shahan, 23, and Jewel Jackson. 25, both of Elko. May 13 Joseph Payne, '25, and Stephanie Burt, 20, both of Elko.

May Douglas Buzard, 25, and Kelly Usko, 23, both of Elko. Jeffery Knott, 31, and Melinda At-wood, 25, both of Elko. I i NSW Metal prices jj working for Central Dispatch for eight years and now will work as a court clerk for Elko Justice Court. Her surprise sendoff included a plaque, certificate of appreciation and a cake. Cnnrlhff Dispatch Director Kris Kal-uuuuyje.

mer (left) and Elko Police Chief Bob Songer were among those who said goodbye to Frankie J. Correa at police headquarters Friday. Correa, a lead dispatcher, had been Fred Tugmon, 17, and Ricki Brack-ney, 18, both of Carlin. Divorce May 14 Cynthia Gordon and Elwin Gordon, married Aug. 30, 1991, in Battle Mountain.

They will have joint legal custody of two minor children with the mother having physical custody. Bone marrow transplant with domestic violence. Bail: Police Blotter Secret Witness 738-HELP Jewel Waldrop, 43, of Ryndon pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of drunken driving. Elko Municipal Judge Molly Leddy ordered Waldrop to pay a $375 fine, to serve 48 hours in jail and to complete drunken driving school at his expense by Aug. 1.

He was arrested Feb. 3 on FiRh Street. May 6 Steven Rabender, 34, of Elko was bound over to district court on a felony count of defrauding an in- C. Ruble trial set Cindy Ruble, 29, of Elko is scheduled to go on trial tomorrow through Friday on a felony count of theft. District Judge Jerry Whitehead of Reno is slated to preside over the trial since both local judges knew the defendant or the alleged victim, according to court officials.

Ruble is charged with collecting funds for a Police Athletic League bazaar but using the money for her own use, according to court records. The incident is said to have occurred between Sept. 1 and Nov. 30, 1991, in Elko. Kristin McQueary, deputy district attorney, is prosecuting the case, while David Lockie is representing Ruble.

Raprager trial starts tomorrow Larry Raprager, 36, of Elko is scheduled to go on trial tomorrow through Thursday in Elko District Court on three felony counts of sale of methamphetamine. Elko District Judge Thomas String-field is scheduled to preside over the three-day trial. Deputy District Attorney Rob Lowe will prosecute the case, while Public Defender Frederick Lee is representing Raprager. Raprager is charged with selling the drug Dec. 12, 1991, at a downtown bar, Dec.

16, 1991, in a downtown casino; and Jan. 3, 1992, at an Idaho Street supermarket. osram Joseph Owsley, 32, of Meridian, Idaho, was arrested at 11:10 p.m. Saturday at a Jackpot casino by sheriffs deputies and charged with driving without a valid license, reckless driving and eluding an officer. Bail: $680.

charging him with failure to appear on a charge of injury to personal property. Bail: $600. Inez E. Easton, 63, of Elko was arrested at 3:40 a.m. Saturday in the 1900 block of Idaho Street by Elko Police Department officers and charged with drunken driving and failure to maintain the travel lane.

Bail: $635. pi Cherie R. Adcock, 40, of Willits, was arrested at 10:45 a.m. Saturday after turning herself in at the Elko County Jail and charged with sale of a controlled substance. Bail: $10,000.

Mark J. Trail, 19, of Elko was arrested at 10:15 p.m. Friday near the east end shopping center by city police officers and charged with having an open container of alcohol in a vehicle, being a minor in possession of alcohol and having false indentifi-cation. Bail: $615. James L.

Wolff, 37, of Elko was arrested at 5 p.m. Saturday at a Mountain City Highway car wash by city police officers and charged with assault Bail: $5,000. NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferr-ous metal prices Monday. Aluminum 51.0 cents per lb London Metal Exch. Mon.

Copper 0.9475 per pound, U.S. destinations. Copper $0.7905 per pound, NY Comex spot Mon. Lead 32 cents a pound. Zinc .4856.5206 per pound, delivered.

Tin Metals Week composite price per lb. Mercury per 76 lb fiask, New York. Platinum troy N.Y. (contract). Platinum $385.40 N.Y.

Merc spot per troy oz. Mon. Handy Harman gold $369.25, up Handv Harman silver $4,420, off 0.030. Engelhard gold $370.53, up fabricated $389.06, up $1 11. Engelhard silver $4,450, off 0.010; fabricated $4,806, off 0.011.

Bullion price for silver in London $4.4615, up 0.0265. Selected world gold prices, Monday: Hong Kong late: $368.15, up $2.20. London morning fixing: $367.85, off $0.35. London afternoon fixing: $369.25, up $1.05. London late: $367.95, off $0.30.

Paris afternoon fixing: $368.41, up $0.91. Frankfurt fixing: $368.10, up $0.89. Zurich late afternoon: $368.80, up $0.30, $369.30 asked. Kelly J. Nostrom, 32, of Elko was arrested at 11:20 p.m.

Friday on West Idaho Street by city police officers and charged with drunken driving, second-offense drunken driving, having an open container of alcohol in the vehicle, not having insurance, and failure to use a seat belt. Bail: $1,500. Scott D. Greene, 35, of Elko was arrested at 10:50 p.m. Saturday in Osino by sheriffs deputies and charged with burglary and drawing a deadly weapon.

Bail: $5,600. The family of Chantyl Peterson received a number of calls last week since the running of Monday's movie "For the Love of My Child: The Anissa Ayala Story," said Sheri Peterson. In the1' NBC movie, the parents of a daughter with leukemia conceive a child in the hopes of providing a suitable bone marrow transplant donor. The phone number of the National Marrow Donor Program in Minneapolis, 1-800-654-1247, was shown at the end of the program. The program's address is 3433 Broadway St.

NE, suite 400, Minneapolis 55413 1762. The fax number is (612) 627-5899. A program sponsor said information about being a donor or making a contribution will be sent to callers. Program centers also are in Las Vegas, 1800-8884193; Boise, (208) 378-2715; and Salt Lake Citv, (801) 321 1157. Chantyl Peterson has aplastic anemia, a blood disorder.

She is on medication, but may need a transplant. Michael Cress, 39, of Elko was arrested at 11:15 p.m. Friday on Mountain City Highway about nine miles south of Lone Mountain Junction by Nevada Highway Patrol troopers and charged with driving left of the centerline, drunken driving and having an open container of alcohol in the vehicle. Bail: $840. Felipe G.

Galeana, 35, of Wen-dover, Utah, was arrested at 2:20 p.m. Friday at a Wendover casino by West Wendover police officers on a criminal arrest warrant from Eastline Justice Court charging him with battery. Bail: $600. Duane D. Cater, 30, of Carlin was arrested at 320 a.m.

yesterday at Elko General Hospital by Carlin Police Department officers and charged Kimberly Miller, 26, was arrested at 3:17 a.m. today at her 432' S. Ninth St. residence by city police officers and charged with domestic violence. Bail: $600.

Motion to withdraw Jenkins plea filed Sergio B. Garcia, 22, of Mexico was arrested at 11:16 p.m. yesterday on Interstate 80 in Wells by NHP troopers and charged with drunken driving, having an open container of alcohol in the vehicle and speeding. Bail: $1,115. George L.

Quintana 37, was arrested at 1:30 p.m. Friday at his West-cliff Drive residence by Elko Sheriffs Department deputies and charged with domestic violence. Bail: $600. the Nevada Supreme Court in March denied his petition. Jenkins made his plea in February 1992 after Stringfield refused to dismiss the other two counts.

Fairman then petitioned the court to overrule the judge, but justices sided with Stringfield. Jenkins is charged in the Oct. 21. 1990, death of Jennifer Swett, 15, of Spring Creek. He was drag racing on Spring Valley Parkway, according to police reports, when his vehicle was involved in an accident with one driven by Gregory Molyneaux of Elko.

Stringfield could not be reached for comment Kevin Jenkins' attorney has filed a motion to have Jenkins' withdraw his plea of no contest to a felony count of involuntary manslaughter. Attorney Gary Fairman filed the motion Wednesday. It must be approved by Elko District Judge Thomas Stringfield. Currently, Jenkins, 30, of Elko is slated to go on trial June 15-18 on felony counts of drunken driving resulting in the death of another person and reckless driving causing the death of another person. If the no contest plea is dropped, he will go to trial on the three charges.

Fairman stated he made the motion to withdraw the plea because alii Josh E. Brady, 20, of West Wendover was arrested at 5:15 a.m. Saturday at a Wendover casino by West Wendover Police Department officers on a criminal arrest warrant from West Wendover Justice Court ANNOUNCING Economic growth begins at home. HOMI-: Kyi 1 1 ty ri ni links No Kci'N Ta Deductible 5507 9 A NEW CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN FOR OUR PATIENTS! Elko General Hospital now offers a convenient financing plan for our patients. It's called CARE PLCS and it works very much like a revolving charge account.

You can be sure that you will receive the medical services you need when you need them and then pay for those services on a schedule that is within your budget. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS When securing medical services at Elko General Hospital, you simply agree to pay a specific monthly amount. Previous or additional charges may be added to your statement, based on a mutually agreed upon pre-determined payment schedule. The CARE PLGS Plan may be used for all hospital services including emergency room treatment, inpatient admissions, and all outpatient services including outpatient surgery. The Plan does not cover physician fees.

Our patients expect quality medical services at Elko General Hospital. We want to make it as convenient as possible for you to pay for that service. The CARE PLGS Plan will help. Ask about it! A financial counselor is available to discuss the CARE PLGS Plan. Please call 753-1628 or 753-1629 or stop by the Admitting Department at Elko General Hospital.

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