Reno VITALS Decrees granted Reno Evening Gazette Wednesday, August 4, 1982-3E Industry says By RICHARD MORENO panies Representatives of local oil and gas comsaid Monday that inspecting underground fuel tanks once every three as proposed in an ordinance the city is conyears, sidering, won't do much good predicting if a tank is about to spring a leak. The industry representatives made their comments during a discussion of an ordinance regulating underground fuel tanks with They the said city's that Sanitary tank Engineer Art Molin. leaks occur "overnight" and most of the time there is no warning Molin that the tank is weakening. said the Reno City Council instructed the city staff to prepare an ordinance dealing with underground fuel tanks in response to the discovery that oil from an unknown source has been leaking into the Truckee River at Center Street. He said state environmental protection officials have ordered the city of Reno to find the source of the fuel oil and stop its periodic spills into river.
The proposed ordinance would call for OBITUARIES Daniel H. Priest SANTA ROSA, Calif. Carson City native Daniel H. Priest died July 21 in Santa Rosa at the age of 59. He was born July 2, 1923, to Charles and Ellen Goodrich Priest.
Priest attended local schools before entering the service in World War II, where he served as a radar officer on a destroyer escort. He attended Occidental College in Los Angeles and graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. At the time of death, he had been employed by State Farm Insurance Companies since 1949 and was a chartered property and casualty underwriter. Priest was an active alumni of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, was past master of Luther Burbank Lodge 752 and was past high priest of Santa Rosa Chapter 45 Royal Arch Masons. He was also a member of First United Methodist Church.
Surviving are his widow, Mary, and mother, both of Santa Rosa; brother, Charles, of McLean, and numerous nieces and nephews. A funeral was held July 23 under the direction of Daniels Chapel of the Roses. Stephen P. Boland CARSON CITY Stephen Paul Boland, former chief deputy district attorney for Carson City from 1978 to 1981, died Monday in a Reno hospital following a lengthy illness. He was 34 years old.
A native of Reno, he was born May 21, 1948. Boland graduated from Sparks High School in 1966, the University of Nevada-Reno in 1970, and Santa Clara, Law School in 1974. On July 18, 1970, he married Martha Lompa in Carson City. Boland was deputy attorney general of the State of Nevada from 1974-1978. He was a member of St.
Theresa of Avila Catholic Church and had served as second lieutenant in the Army. Surviving are his widow and daughters, Jennifer and Christina Boland, all of Carson City; father and stepmother, Jack and Lenita Boland, of Kings Beach, and numerous other relatives. A memorial Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at the Catholic church. Cremation and inurnment will be in Mountain View Crematorium, Reno.
A memorial is being established with Washoe Medical Center Radiation Department, 77 Pringle Way, Reno. TED GARLAND A responsible, concerned and thoughtful legislator for you and for our district "The Buck Stops Here" REPUBLICAN DISTRICT 25 PAL ADV city fuel tank law won't work testing once every three years of all underground tanks and piping that is connected to the tank. Abandoned tanks and tanks that do not comply with the leakage limitations would have to be removed or completely filled with concrete or sand. It also requires that any supplier of gas or oil must provide the city with the location, name of the owner and owner's address of all commercial underground tanks. Molin said the city has been able to control the oil leakage into the river but hasn't located the source.
The oil apparently leaks into the groundwater table from one of an estimated 150 tanks downtown. When the groundwater periodically rises and threatens to flood basem*nts, at least one hotel-casino, Harrah's, uses a sump pump to drain the water often mixed with oil and sends it down a storm drain. Harrah's, however, isn't the only source of oil, according to state environmental protection officials. Molin said he suspects the problem is related to a fuel line leak of an underground tank because the problem worsens in the winter when more oil is used for heating. He said the oil problem is greatest during periods when fuel is being pumped through the lines of most tanks to furnaces.
Several industry representatives said removing abandoned tanks would be difficult because a number are located several feet beneath the basem*nts of buildings. Another participant suggested the city eliminate underground tanks, but others said that wasn't practical, particularly in high density areas. Molin said there are a number of ways in which a tank can be tested, including a pressure test to gauge its strength or a scan using lasers. A few industry members, however, questioned whether the pressure test might actually strain a tank. He noted that locating the tanks is probably the most important aspect of the proposed ordinance because an empty tank that is not filled with sand or concrete can become an underground "bomb." Molin said the council is scheduled to discuss the proposed ordinance at its Aug.
28 meeting. Lt. Jackson gets Reno police promotion Reno Police Chief Robert Bradshaw Monday promoted Lt. Lonnie Jackson to captain and appointed him commander of investigative services. Jackson fills a vacancy created by the recent retirement of Capt.
Charles Williams. Jackson becomes the department's third captain. The others are Don McKillip and Dick Kirkland. Along with the promotion, Bradshaw elevated Sgt. Tom Robinson to lieutenant and Officer Bill Bowen to sergeant.
Also receiving a new sergeant's badge Ronald E. Baumanns vs. Gloria Baumanns; Clark Hart Brown Jr. vs. Alice Faye Bancroft; Harold George Cook vs.
Beverly Kay Cook; Lawrence Earl Geib vs. Ila Marie Geib; Susan Whittlesey Gilkey vs. James Young Gilkey; Dellann Sanfor James vs. Ronald Michael James; Roberto Lopez vs. Ann E.
Lopez; Rober J. Morgan vs. Ginger G. Morgan; Cynthia A. Newman vs.
Gary S. Newman; Mario M. Quilao vs. Felilia V. Quilao; Felipe So vs.
Marylou So; Tsai Pai Chu Yeh vs. Nan Chaun Yeh. Linda Rae Baldwin vs. Blair Davis Baldwin; George Thomas Bishop vs. Thelma Lucille Taylor Bishop; Ellene Blindert vs.
Kenneth Blindert; Elda A. Calses vs. Bernardo L. Calses; Leonila Palaje Casey vs. Conrad Richard Casey; Darleen Roddenberry vantes vs.
Michael Cervantes; James Frances Diebling vs. Geraldine M. Diebling; Richard Winston Harris vs. Loriana Harris; Esperanza Hernandez vs. Fernando Hernandez; Gloria Ann Hill vs.
Monte Ray Hill; Susan Reynolds Keim vs. Larry M. Keim; Lewis L. Loper vs. Katherine Faye Loper; Linda Susan McGowan vS.
Stephen Lee McGowan; Maria Nieves Santiango Morris vs. Leslie R. Rowland Orcutt Alison Morris; L. vs. Orcutt; Pablo M.
Puno Jr. vs. Kerry Melton Puno; Ernesto Samio Reyes vs. Patria Ty Reyes; Robert Sammons vs. Tonya K.
Sammons; Albert M. Shaw Jr. vS. Maggie R. Shaw; Ernesto Valdez Vallado vs.
Iluminada Eco Cruz Vallado; Donald Wallace vs. Jane Wallace; Frankie Sue Del Papa vs. Jon Wellinghoff. Marriage licenses Robert R. Young, 18, and Janine H.
Varnum, 19, both of Sparks; John P. Crawford, 20, of Sparks and Denise D. Cate, 20, of Reno; Glen E. Hummel, 23, and Kerry A. Smith, 22, both of Reno; Keith L.
Stone, 23, and Debra I. Cordalis, 19, both of Reno; Harry Hill, 40, and Joy E. Minor, 29, both of Sparks; Mark A. Fraga, 21, Reno and Suzy M. Villanueva, 22, of Carson City; Mark Scott Huber, 19, and Renee Marie Siedner, 18, both of Reno; Russell Bryan Blackburn, 22, and Debra Glynn Knowles, 22, both of Reno; Thomas D.
Martin, 52, of Reno and Maria Nieves Santiago, 42, of Sparks; Luis Enrique Feliz, 28, and Bonnie Jean Velasco, 25, both of mucca; Daryl F. Pelizzari, 47, and Kathleen E. Henry, 40, both of Reno; Clayton Douglas Monk 19, and Dianna Lee Hanford, 21, both of Reno; Richard W. Harris, 37, of Reno and Ann M. Staub, 35, of Sparks.
Jon M. Carlstrom, 36, ans Tayebbah Hejazinia, 21, both of of Quincy, and Jody A. Sparks; Matthew B. Gray, 31, Hammond, 18, of Portia, David A. Jarstad, 28, of Reno and Pamela J.
Benson, 26, of Mission Viejo, Marc Kierman, 51, of Reno and Mary R. Keith, 30, of Sparks; Robert P. Woodvine, 45, and Ruthann M. Butler, 39, both Ruthann M. Butler, 39, both Reno; David L.
Brower, 44, of Reno Carol A. Woodlandt, 36, of Sparks; William R. Marsh 19 of Reno and Wendy L. Bradley, 28, of Vancouver, B.C., Raymond M. LaVoie, 22, and Julie Barthel, 21, Both of Fernley; Michael Aaron Wilkin, 19, of Fairfield, and Marie Louise Doiel, 18, of Sun Valley; Darrell Gene Cox, 22, and Leslie Marie Mitchell, 18, both of Susanville, James M.
McGlynn, 35, and Laurie G. Coombs, 29, both of Quincy, Timothy Jon Clarke, 29, and Tina Marie Mitchell, 23, both of Blairsden, Robert J. Martinez, 121, and Carol Chagoya, 23, both of Westwood, Anthony D. Lauria, 24, and Jeanette E. Herz, 26, both of Reno; Leonard W.
Rice 22, and Pamela R. Ferrell, 23, both of today was Phil Galeoto, who recently was promoted. Jackson most recently was the internal affairs officer. He is 50 years old and has been with the department 11 years. He has served in patrol, detectives and traffic, was an instructor at.
the police academy and graduated from the FBI Academy. He is a retired Air Force master sergeant. Jackson taught combat techniques to Green Berets in Vietnam and Air Force members at the former Stead Air Force Base. JCPenney Auto Center We won't steer you wrong. set of 4 as compared to our April 1980 reg.
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Also fits Reg. A78-13 $38 $32 $44 $37 $49 $42 fed. tax from 1.55 to 2.65 each tire. Meadowood Susanville, Kim R. Kay, 22, and Tammie J.
Ryan, 18, both of Reno; Wayne E. Bryant, 39, and Leeann Melchizedek, 25, both of Susanville, Anthony Joseph DeAngelis, 24, and Kris Dorise Thompson, 22, both of Reno; Brooks K. Martin, 24, and Lisa A. Marquez, 17, both of Reno; Ronald C. James, 34, and Suzanne M.
Badders, 36, both of Sparks; Richard H. and Eileen D. Mayfield, 59, both of Reno; Robert T. Boaks, 36, of n.h., and Carolyn A. Hanovers, of Reno; Nickie R.
Morford, 34, and Sheila J. Wilson, 34, both of Tonopah; Juan B. Margan, 25, and Clairann M. Wheeler, 33, both of Reno; Timothy C. Baron, 37, and Theresa P.
Soliz, 31, both of Truckee, David L. Zarubi, 32, and Cathy L. Austin, 29, both of Sparks; Robert I. Gottschalk, 36, and Pamela A. Hartley, 35, both of Fernley; Frederick F.
Carroll, 37, and Deborah Maine, 33, both of Reno Kenneth Buckingham, 21, of Reno; David H. Cuttler, 29, and a Lori Wilhelm, 19, both and Deborah L. Smoyer, 23, both of Reno. Births SAINT MARY'S HOSPITAL BOLLINGER To Mr. and Mrs.
David L. Bollinger of Reno, a daughter, Aug. 2, 1982. CHAPIN To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce E. Chapin of Fernley, a daughter, Aug. 2, 1982. CHAVARIN To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Chavarin of Reno, a daughter, Aug. 2, 1982. CRANDALL To Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Crandall of Herlong, a daughter, Aug.
3, 1982. ELWELL To Mr. and Mrs. William J. Elwell of Reno, a son, Aug.
2, 1982. INIGUEZ To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Iniguez of Reno, a son, Aug.
2, 1982. O'BRIEN To Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Brien of Reno, a son, Aug. 2, 1982.
URBANI To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Urbani Reno, a daughter, Aug. 3, 1982.
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