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6 Birmingham Post-Herald, Thursday, August 11, 1994 C75 NATION Peace, love and pizza? Woodstock '94 begins tomorrow New York Times News Service Dr. Robert Katten missed the original Woodstock festival. But he is attending the second one, in a rented R.V. He's keeping an eye on his investment $10,000 in the company with the pizza concession. The break-even point: 60,000 pies.

Dolores O'Riordan had never heard of Woodstock. Then so someone asked her to sing at the 25th anniversary concert this weekend in Saugerties, N.Y. She decided to go, figuring that with so many people in one place, "it'll be a great vibe." Country Joe McDonald was there. But he. was not invited to Saugerties.

He's 52 now, playing places like the Seattle Zoo. As he sees it, trying to recapture Woodstock is laughable, like chasing the wind. So what does it mean, this muchballyhooed marking of another popcultural milestone? "I don't think there is any single answer," said poet Allen Ginsberg. "It could be both a continuation of the spirit of Woodstock and a co-optation or a commercialization or a commodification of that spirit." Then again, it could be just one very long concert. The official festival begins to-.

morrow on an 840-acre compound in Saugerties, N.Y., equipped with 900 food booths, 1,100 phone booths, nearly 3,000 portable toilets, its own health-care system, monetary Bailey, Roberta Michael Beason, R. Grace Bennett, Inella Boston, David Lee, Sr. Boyd, Theolene Burks, Paul Wilson Carroll, Robert Lee Cowden, Martha E. Crawford, Azilee Dunlap, Evelyn Rogers Elliott, Guy C. Fuller, Wannie Mae Galliera, Harriet F.

Haberer, Marjorie E. Harris, Dr. Reuben Rhys Hayes, L. V. Kennedy, Larry Britton McCurdy, Rosalyn Tidwell McLaughlin, Joseph Elmer Sample, Sara Waits Smith, Edgear Gerome Taylor, Patricia F.

Turner, Willie Mae BAILEY, MRS. ROBERTA MICHAEL age 87, of Birmingham died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. She was the widow of the late James I. Bailey. She was a member of Hunter Street Baptist Church.

Graveside services will be Thursday at 11:00 a.m. from Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation will be 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to service. Rev.

Buddy Gray of Hunter Street Baptist Church officiating. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Virginia Michael McNutt and Mrs. Alice Michael Scott, both of Birmingham; sons, James R. Bailey of Pasadena, Tex.

and John M. Bailey of Birming. ham; grandchildren, Bruce M. Daniell, Mrs. Sharon D.

Drake, Elmore N. Scott, Michael C. Scott, Nathanael Scott, Mrs. Diane Marr, Mrs. Teresa Stephens, John M.

Bailey, James A. Bailey, Jack T. Bailey, Robert A. Bailey, John C. Bailey; and 27 great grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to Hunter Street Baptist Church or Gideons International, Southeast Camp. Elmwood Chapel directing. BEASON, MRS. R. GRACE age 75, of Spring- ville died Wednesday, August 10, 1994.

She was a member of Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church. Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 1:00 P.M. from Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church, Springville with Rev. J. W.

Hallman and Jerry Hooper officiating. Burial in the adjoining cemetery. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Ann Townsend of Cullman; sons, Jim Beason of Jasper, David Beason of Arley, and Jeff Beason of Springville; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Toland of Birmingham and Mrs.

Lila Goode of Meridian, brother, Preston Puckett of Springville; seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, please make memorials to the Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church of Springville, Ala. Ridout's Roebuck East Chapel directing. BENNETT, MRS. INELLA, age 86, of Birming.

ham died Saturday, August 6, 1994. Funeral service will be held Friday, August 12, 1:00 P.M., Hayes Chapel Baptist Church of Greenleaf Heights. Rev. William Bett officiating. Burial is in Zion Memorial Cemetery.

Survivor: niece, Mrs. Rosie Young of Birmingham. Shortridge Funeral Home is directing. BOYD, MRS. THEOLENE of Birmingham, died Saturday, August 6, 1994.

She was a member of Thirgood Memorial C.M.E. Church, Birmingham; member of the N. L. Linsey Gospel Chorus. Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 12:00 Noon from Thirgood C.M.E.

Memorial Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday from 12 noon to 8 p.m. at Arrington Chapel. The body will lie in repose Friday from 11:00 a.m. until funeral time at the Pentagon, CIA say they were open on building project PA Associated Press WASHINGTON The CIA and the Pentagon insisted yesterday they had fully disclosed to Congress the construction of a new $310 million headquarters for the agency that operates the government's spy satellites.

The National Reconnaissance Office submitted a notebook full of documents to the Senate Intelligence Committee showing the administration had provided specifics on the planning, construction and cost of the buildings to Congress on at least nine occasions since 1990. That testimony was supported by Rep. Norm Dicks, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, who said there is a clear paper trail showing the Senate panel knew far more about the project than its protests would suggest. "I think this is a personal vendetta between (Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman) Dennis DeConcini (D-Ariz.) and (CIA Director) Jim Dicks said. "I think DeConcini is trying to do everything he can to destroy Jim Woolsey's reputation, and this thing has been unfairly portrayed." But despite the unusual public display of previously secret conflicts and details, senators continued to complain they had been kept in the dark.

And Woolsey acknowledged at a hearing before the Senate panel that the costs of the headquarters hadn't been spelled out as clearly as they should have been. "We're still viewed as perhaps being too damn nosy," said Sen. John Warner, who blamed the dispute on "a cultural problem" within RHYS age 80, of Ves- tavia Hills, died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. He was a graduate of the University of Alabama, and Washington University School of Medicine. Dr.

Harris was past-president of the Jefferson County Branch of the Alabama Chapter of the American Volunteers secure giant murals to the fence Saugerties, N.Y. The three-day concert opens surrounding the grounds of Woodstock '94 in tomorrow. system and rules banning everything from tent stakes to children. At last count, 163,559 of the 000 tickets had been sold, at $135 each; sales will continue through today. Katten is among the more senior Woodstock pilgrims.

He is 57, a dentist from Cherry Hill, N.J. His musical tastes run more toward Ella Fitzgerald than Nine Inch Nails. But when a friend's brother got the Woodstock pizza contract and went looking for backers, Katten figured, "Why not?" Twenty-five years ago, he was an engineer with a defense-contracting job that kept him far removed from Vietnam and what he calls "the shenanigans of the This time around, he will be spending the weekend with thousands of young people, supervising pizzeria workers and half-listening to bands with names like Porno for Pyros. "I'm not much into the rock," Katten confessed. Ms.

O'Riordan is into rock. Her band, the Cranberries, made its first album one year ago. "I know Jimi Hendrix," the Irishwoman offered genially, when asked about the original Woodstock bands. She does like the idea of the "big love-peace-human vibe" that she now understands the original Woodstock to have been. And she would not pass up a chance to play before such a huge crowd.

Back in Ireland, Ms. O'Riordan said, the pope is the biggest draw "bigger than rockand-roll." David Crosby, 53, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash agreed to a return engagement at Woodstock. Crosby spent quite a few of the years since the first festival addicted to heroin and cocaine, spending $1,000 a day on drugs. He served a prison term for cocaine and gun possession, during which he managed to quit drugs. Now he is working again.

"I'm really incredibly happy to be playing music at this point and having it work," Crosby said. "If I'd known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better play before care of me." DEATHS Chambers Funeral Home in charge of DUNLAP, MRS. EVELYN ROGERS, age 76, of Hueytown died August 10, 1994. She was a member and Sunday School Teacher of Ensley Baptist Church and The Dunlap Sunday School Class, a member of Hueytown Hobby Club, and she was very active in various Civic Organizations through the years. She was a Registered Nurse retired from Baptist Medical Centers.

Chapel service will be Friday, August 12, 1994, 11:00 A.M., Ridout's Elmwood Chapel with Rev. David Lowery and Dr. Gary Fisher officiating. Burial is in Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation: Thursday from 5:30 until 8:00 P.M.

Survivors: husband, Frederick A. Dunlap; son, Roger C. Dunlap of Greenville, daughter, Diane Dunlap Timmons of Birmingham; grandchildren, Cory K. Dunlap of Atlanta, Lindi M. Austin C.

Timmons of Birmingham; sisters, Lidie D. Rogers of Tuscaloosa, Ernestine R. Dunnam of Camden. Ridout's Elmwood Chapel is directing. ELLIOTT, GUY C.

age 85, of Dora died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. Graveside service will be Thursday, August 11, at 2:00 P.M. from Mt. Olive Cemetery. Survivors: daughter, Mary Malpass of Dora; five grandchildren; six great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

Gardendale Chapel directing. FULLER, MRS. WANNIE MAE age 75, of Bir- mingham died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. She was a native of Douglas, a member of the Fairview United Methodist Church, The United Methodist Women's, and retired from Freeman Ready Mix Company as Office Manager. Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 10:00 a.m.

at Angwin Mortuary Center, Birmingham Chapel. Reverend John L. Hassell, Jr. officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery.

Visitation tonight 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. at the funeral home. Survivors: son, Michael William Jones of Birming. ham; daughters, Ms. Frances Ann Biggs of Centerpoint, Mrs.

Martha Carol May of Dora, Mrs. Valerie Jean Hubbard of Carlisle, AK, and Mrs. Agnes Marie Lind of Denver, CO; 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the United Methodist Women at Fairview United Methodist Church. Angwin Mortuary Center, Birmingham Chapel directing.

GALLIERA, HARRIET F. age 60, of Calera died Wednesday, August 10, 1994. Graveside service will be Thursday, August 11, at 11:00 a.m. from Still Memorial Cemetery. Survivors: daughter, Laurie Edwards of Jemison; son, John J.

Galliera of Calera; sister, Rita McCune of Alabaster; seven grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations to U.A.B. Hospice, 201 Yeager Pkwy. Suite Pelham, AL 35124. Rockco Funeral Home of Montevallo directing.

HABERER, MARJORIE E. age 78, of Venice, Fla. died August 10, 1994 in a Venice nursing home. Born December 13, 1916 in Dayton, Ohio and came to this area ten years ago from Birmingham, Alabama. She was a member of St.

Mark's Episcopal Church in Venice. Survivors include her daughters, Caroline H. Tschopp of Pesotum, Illinois and Sue H. Godfrey of Deerfield Beach, a sister, Jane Plum of Circleville, Ohio; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at St.

Mark's Episcopal Church Thursday, August 11, at 10:00 a.m. Interment will be in Dayton Memorial Park, Dayton, Ohio. Memorial donations may be made to a favorite charity. The Farley Funeral Home and Crematory of Venice are in charge of arrangements. the intelligence field that leads spy agencies to think they should be exempt from scrutiny.

"It almost seems like we're treated like the enemy," said Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, Not all senators agreed. Sen. Malcolm Wallop, a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, criticized the panel for failing to exchange information among its own members. "This is as much the committee's fault as it is of the National Reconnaissance Organization," Wallop said on the Senate iloor.

"There is no exclusive blame." The Senate last night passed in a voice vote an amendment to the 1995 defense appropriation bill requiring all intelligence organizations to disclose in a specific budget line item any building project more than $300,000. 16 The Senate also unanimously act cepted an amendment by Sen. Richard Bryan, to freeze any. money for the NRO building project until a review has been completed and submitted to Congress. "This will come to be regarded as one of the great boondoggles of the post -Cold War era," Bryan said.

Sunday A.M. Delivery, Nortons FloristBirmingham's Leading Florist 324-1631-24 Hours Toll Free 1-800-239-5603 USA within Member FTD Member FTD church. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Sandra shaw of Birmingham; sons, Oscar Boyd mingham, Osvell Boyd of Virginia Beach, William C. Boyd of Detroit, sisters, Willie C.

Walters and Mrs. Dorothy Brown both of Birmingham, Mrs. Marguerite and Mrs. Naomi Cleveland, both of Mich. Arrington Funeral Home directing.

BOSTON, DAVID LEE, SR. age 46, died Monday, August 8, 1994. He was a native of Ensley and a member of Bethel AME Church; employed by Post Welding Supply Company. Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 11 a.m. at Bethel A.M.E.

Church with burial in the Carver Memorial Gardens. Survivors: wife, Regina Boston; daughter, Tyeise Boston; sons, David Boston, Jr. and Takir J. Boston; sisters, Emma Williams, Erma Pyett, Wanda King, Juanita Woolen, and Ethel Boston; brothers, Aldean Robertson, Donald Boston, Carey Boston, John Boston, George Boston, Leon Boston, Walter Boston, and Abraham Boston; grandchildren, Javari Boston and Jerius Boston. Roberts Central Park Chapel directing.

BURKS, PAUL WILSON, age 81, of Decatur, died August 9, 1994. Funeral service August 12, 2 P.M., Brown Service Funeral Home. Burial in Vinemont 1st Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation: Thursday 6-9 P.M. Survivors: daughters, Betty Armistead and Shirley O'Hanian; brother, Gilbert Burks; three grandchildren.

Brown Service directing. CARROLL, ROBERT LEE age 30, of ham died August 1, 1994. He pursued his career in the U. S. Coast Guard for 8 years; was an employee of the Sea-Dees Record Company in Portland, Maine.

Funeral service will be Thursday at 1 P.M. from First Baptist Church of Acipco with burial in Shadow Lawn Cemetery. Survivors: mother, Mrs. Louise Carroll; father, George Lee Carroll, Sr. of Birmingham; brothers, Howard I Lee Carroll, Pastor Lia Carroll, L.

Carroll, Kennedy E. Carroll, Glenn Carroll; sisters, Frances Chatman, Patrina Walker, Debra Starks, Margarite Marshall, Wanda Washington, Shirley Carroll; grandmother, Mrs. Frances Howard; aunts, Gertie Hill and Ruth Stevenson, Janette Perdue; 21 nieces, eight nephews, and a host of other relatives. Lett and Matthews Funeral Home directing. COWDEN, MRS.

MARTHA E. age 83, of comb died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. She was a member of Pleasant Valley Baptist Church. Funeral service will be Thursday, August 11, at 11:00 a.m. from the Chapel of Valhalla Funeral Home with burial in Valhalla Cemetery.

Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Faye Shephard of Jemison, Mrs. Betty Danner, Mrs. Jeanine Moore, Mrs. Bloyce Mann, all of Lipscomb; sisters, Mrs.

Jessie P. Billings of Jemison, Mrs. Mary Nell Danner of Louisville, Mrs. Gloria Anderson of Lipscomb, and Mrs. Vera Anderson of Huey.

town; special little friend, Steve Wallace; 11 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Valhalla Funeral Home directing. CRAWFORD, AZILEE age 88, of Bessemer died Saturday, August 6, 1994. She did domestic work for 40 years. Member of Gospel Spreading Association and Usher Board for 40 years.

Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 11:00 a.m. in New York City with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery, Westchester N.Y. Survivors: Mr. Regonald Dainels and Family; Mrs. Jane Jones and Family; Godchild, Mrs.

Elouise Jordan and husband; and a host of CrenBir- Mrs. Hicks, Searcy Detroit, on friends. local HARRIS, DR. REUBEN Academy of Family Physicians (1984-85), a member of the Jefferson County Medical Society, the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, the American Medical Association, Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity, and Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. Dr.

Harris is listed in "Who's Who in served with the 45th Engineer Regiment in the C.B.I. Theater during WWII, and was a member of the Fairfield Presbyterian Church. Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Friday, August 12, 1994, at Ridout's Valley Chapel, Homewood, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 5 7 P.M.

Thursday at the funeral home. Dr. Harris is survived by his wife, Julia Thiemonge Harris; sons, Dr. R. Rhys Harris, Jr.

of Montgomery, and David C. Harris of Huntsville; daughters, Alison Wedgworth and Lailah Glasscock, both of Birmingham; nine grandchildren, and a nephew, E. Alun Harris, PHD, of Birmingham. The family suggests that memorial donations may be made to the Presbyterian Children's Home or the Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church. Ridout's Valley Chapel directing.

HAYES, MR. L. V. age 64, of Trafford Tuesday, August 9, 1994. He had 38 years of service with ABC; member of County Line Baptist Church.

Funeral service will be Thursday, August 11, at 11:00 a.m. from Messmer Chapel with burial in County Line Cemetery, County Line. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Amelia Hardiman of Warrior, Mrs. Jane Blalock of Corner, and Mrs.

Denise Lauderdale of Clay; four grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Evelyn Culwell of Hayden; brother, Ottis Hayes of Nectar. In lieu of flowers, donations to be made to Magic Moments Children's Hospital, 1600 7th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233. Messmer Funeral Home directing. KENNEDY, LARRY BRITTON age 53, passed away in Boston, August 8, 1994.

Graveside service Friday at 1:00 P.M. in Oakland Cemetery. Survivors: brothers, Larry, Wayne, and John Henry Kennedy; sister, Betty Bartee. Angwin Mortuary Center, Birmingham Chapel directing. MCCURDY, MRS.

ROSALYN TIDWELL, age 72, died Wednesday, August 10, 1994 at her residence in Montgomery after an illness. Graveside services will be held Friday, August 12th at Elmwood Cemetery (in Birmingham, AL), at 11:00 A.M. with Rev. Earl Andrews officiating. She is survived by: one daughter and son-in-law, Susan M.

and John T. Alley of Montgomery; one son, Michael A. McCurdy of Birmingham; one sister and brother-in-law, Dorothy Elizabeth and Robert M. Barber of Birmingham; four grandchildren. The family requests that donations be made to: Trinity Presbyterian School Building Fund, 1700 E.

Trinity Montgomery, Alabama 36106. White Chapel (Montgomery) is directing. MCLAUGHLIN, MR. JOSEPH ELMER age 66, of Bluff Park died Wednesday, August 10, 1994. He was retired from Mercury Freight Line; member of Teamsters Union Local Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 11:00 a.m.

from Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Forest Crest Cemetery. Survivors: wife, Lorene McLaughlin; daughter, Mrs. Sharon Shields of Pell City; grandchildren, Kayla and Chelsea Shields; sisters, Ms. Carolyn Jones of Athens, Ga. and Ms.

Bertie Smith of Moody; nephew, Ricky Jones of Athens, Ga. Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home of Hoover directing. SAMPLE, SARA WAITS, age 94, of Birming- ham, died Tuesday, August 9, 1994. She was a member of South Avondale Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School. Visitation willbe Thursday, August 11, JohnsRidout's Southside Chapel.

Graveside service, Friday, August 12, Forest Hill Cemetery, Rev. George Slater officiating. Mrs. Sample was the widow of William J. Sample.

She was predeceased by two daughters: Mary Alice Sample and Margaret Ann Baker. Survivors: sons, Wilburn J. Sample of Birmingham, Marvin E. Sample of Palm Desert, Clifford E. Sample of Torrance, and Charles N.

Sample of Austin, 23 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Hillhaven Convalescent Center and Loving Touch Ministry, McElwain Baptist Church. Johns-Ridout's Southside Chapel directing. SMITH, EDGEAR GEROME age 90, of Pleasant Grove died Monday, August 8, 1994. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Pleasant, Grove.

Graveside service will be Thursday, August 11, at 2:00 p.m. from Forest Grove Cemetery. Rev. Harold Newberry officiating. Burial in Forest Grove Cemetery.

Survivors: daughter, Iris" Burrelle of Houston, sons, Britt Smith of Pleasant Grove and Gerry Smith of Milton, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchil-: dren. Brown Service West Chapel directing. TAYLOR, PATRICIA F. age 52, of Gardendale, formerly of Leeds, died on Tuesday, August 9, 1994. Funeral service will be Thursday, August 11, at 11:00 a.m.

from Kilgroe Funeral Home, Leeds with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Survivors: husband, Jerry Taylor; sons, Wayne Kay, and Jerry Patrick Taylor; daughters, Towana Dawn Kay and Michelle De George; Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Mathis; sisters, Anne Boaz and Mira McKinney; two grandchildren. Kilgroe Funeral Home Leed directing. TURNER, TURNER, WILLIE MAE age 84, of died Thursday, August 4, 1994. Funeral service will be Friday, August 12, at 1:00 P.M. from Bushelon Chapel with burial in George Washington Carver Cemetery.

Survivors; husband, Mr. Alonza Turner, daughter, Mrs. Authurine Coley of Mosses, sons, Mr. Willie James Turner of Birmingham and Mr. Faith Turner of Detroit, sister, Mrs.

Sarah Hollis of Dothan: brothers, David Gray of Jackson, Mich. and Walter Gray of Tampa, three grandchildren; sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie Turner. Bushelon Funeral Home directing. Obituary Information Obituaries are published every day in The Birmingham News and Birmingham Post-Herald.

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