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Full Text of Obituaries Published During 1999
Griffith of Fountain Hill; five sisters, Inez Lindsey of Camden, Edith Hendrix of Bastrop, LA, Irene Shattuck of Pittsburgh, KS, Frieda Prosser of Rangley, CA, and Marie Meredith of St. Paul, CA; and five grandchildren. Grave-side services were at 10 a.m. Thursday, October 28, at the Carlock Cemetery with Rev. Charles Pullin officiating. Arrangements were by Cromwell Funeral Home of Hamburg. Mr. Ira Lochala Mr. Ira Lochala, 92, of Crossett died Friday, October 29, 1999, at the Crossett Leisure Lodge. Born January 12, 1907, in Crossett to Walter and Ala Bama Rickman Lochala, he was a retired Georgia-Pacific employee and a member of the Quigley Holiness Church of Marion, LA. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nora Lochala, and a grandson, Michael A. Lochala. Survivors include a son, Raymond Lochala of Crossett; a daughter, Nettie Jean Tietz of Crossett; a brother, W.
Off-duty Wayne County deputy snared in prostitution sting
A Wayne County deputy was among 18 people arrested in a call girl sting over the weekend. Sheriff Warren Evans tells The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press the unidentified deputy faces misdemeanor charges and his police powers are suspended. The off-duty deputy was ticketed during a sting targeting prostitutes and pimps who used an Internet site to advertise escort services. An undercover female deputy answered and set up a rendezvous when the deputy called the cell phone of one of the women being detained. The caller offered to pay for sex acts and was ticketed for solicitation. Fifteen women will be arraigned on misdemeanor charges Monday. Two men suspected of being pimps will be charged with pandering _ a four-year felony.
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Malware's new infection route: photo frames
It wasn't a pretty picture when Rick Sandy plugged in the digital photo frame his wife had given him for Christmas. When he started downloading pictures to the device, his computer froze. He restarted it, and his Norton anti-virus software went blank. Then, the files that controlled his computer disappeared. And Sandy - an information technology expert himself - was shut out of his own machine. "It was the nastiest virus I've ever encountered," said Sandy, who spent 12 hours rebuilding his computer. Sandy's experience was an example of how the continually adapting world of cyberhackers is spreading its tentacles from computers to the electronic devices that plug into them. Malicious software code has turned up on a wide range of popular electronics, from digital photo frames to compact flash cards to MP3 players - even MP3-playing sunglasses - and retailers are scrambling to respond.
What’s your idea of a perfect Valentine’s Day?
This Thursday the little imp with the bow and the red heart will strike.No matter how sophisticated we are as a society, there is still something about Valentine's Day that brings out the romantic in everyone.But what is special about the day can vary from couple to couple. So what we want to know is:What is your idea of a perfect Valentine's Day and how do you plan to spend the holiday? .
Celebrities Celebrate Art
LA is so much more than Disneyland and Hollywood studios. Last night the city of the stars celebrated the opening of The Broad Contemporary Art Museum at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. An A-list crowd including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tony Bennett, Dustin Hoffman and of course The Cruises showed their support. Katie looked beautiful even if we're not loving the scarf while Tom looked perfectly put together in his three piece suit. Christina continued to show off her curves in a bold blue dress while playing it up for the cameras. Joel Madden kept things rock and roll while Nicole looked elegant, well rested and calm in her soft taupe colored dress. They came to cheer on Grandpa Lionel Richie who was part of the evening's entertainment but they didn't stay long since they went on to Clive Davis' Pre-Grammy party.
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