15, ILLINOIS MAY 0 3. postnet.com/news 200 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH METRO WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 2000 ST. LOUIS DEATHS Carl 0. Kamp Jr.
Richard appointed A to Nixon. the post During by his President tenure in Washington, he was a co-foundWas bank executive, civic leader er of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. He retired in 1988 as president of the Federal Home Carl O. "Toddy" Kamp a for- Loan Bank of mer bank executive and civic lead- Atlanta. er in St.
Louis, died Friday (April his home in A native of St. 28, 2000) at Scottsdale, of complications from heart Louis, Mr. disease. He was 75. Kamp earned a bachelor's deFrom 1962 to 1969, Mr.
Kamp, gree from es, formerly was of president Kirkwood of the and old Des Conser- Per- Washington vative Federal Savings and Loan University and Association in St. Louis. His father preceded him as head of the sav- Kamp served as an airings and loan association. Often lectured on craft mechanic in He also taught courses for the St. banking topics the Navy in World Louis chapter of the American SavWar II.
ings and Loan Institute, of which he was a past president. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 He was also a past president of p.m. today at Pfitzinger Funeral the Greater St. Louis Savings and Home, 366 South Kirkwood Road, Loan League, a former chairman Kirkwood. A memorial service will and director of the Policy and be at 11 a.m.
Thursday at the fuPlanning committee of the Savings neral home. Burial will be private. Service Corp. of St. Louis and a Among the survivors are his wife former director of the Missouri Savings and Loan League.
of 55 years, Willena "Buz" Kamp He often lectured to on of Scottsdale; two sons, William groups topics related to the banking indus- Kamp of Atlanta and Carl "Todd" try. In 1969, he moved to Washing- Kamp of Chesterfield; a brother, ton, where he was on the Federal Bill Kamp of Pinehurst, N.C.; and Home Loan Bank Board. He was two grandchildren. Robert McGowan Sr. Lawyer, former company comptroller Robert John McGowan a lawyer in St.
Louis, died Saturday (April 29, 2000) at St. Louis University Medical Center of liver cancer. He was 50 and lived in Clayton. Mr. McGowan was in private practice here since 1993.
Earlier, he worked as a comptroller for 17 years at Cummings McGowan and West Construction Equipment Co. A native of St. Louis, he earned a bachelor's degree from St. Louis University. He got a law degree from the John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
He was a member of the Illinois Bar and Missouri Bar, and was recently admitted to the Federal Bar. Jesse C. Hartin Worked 51 years at Post-Dispatch A funeral service for Jesse C. Hartin, a former sales executive for the Post-Dispatch who was well-known in local amateur sports, was held Monday at Maplewood Baptist Church in Maplewood, with burial at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Hartin Mr.
Har- Was well-known in tin, 73, of amateur here sports Rock Hill, i Wednesday (April 26, 2000) at Missouri. Baptist Medical Center in Town and Country of complications from emphysema. Got a Please contact news our newsroom tip? hotline at (314) 231-7678. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH CuS Passport For Flora May 5 21 at cilY MUSEUM 16th Delmar 314-231-3600 Metrotix 314-534-1111 Special discount for City Museum visitors and members Whitaker Foundation Earthgrains Neiman Marcus SEGMINAL SAT4 NATIONAL ENDOWMENT MAC NOR THE ARTS MISSOURI ARTS COONCL ILLINOIS DEATHS COLLINSVILLE following. Burial at Memorial Park in Virginia Brown, 43, died Sunday.
St. Louis. Visitation 4-8 p.m. Thursday at Herr HIGHLAND Funeral Home. Graveside service 11 Roberta L.
Crawford, 60, died a.m. Saturday a St. John Cemetery. Tuesday. There will be a memorial EAST ST.
LOUIS service Saturday at the family's home Valeria Shelby, 52, died Saturday. in Highland. Memorials to American Visitation 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Offi- Cancer Society. cer Funeral Home Metro East Chapel.
O'FALLON Funeral 11 a.m. Friday at Mount Par- Dorotha M. "Dottie" Rieder, 71, an Missionary Baptist Church. Burial died Monday. She was retired from at Jefferson Barracks National Ceme- linois Bell Telephone Co.
Visitation tery. 4-7 p.m. Thursday at Kassly Mortuary EDWARDSVILLE in Fairview Heights, with a memorial Kenneth W. Koertge, 46, died Monday. He was a locomotive operaservice following.
She will be crematfor Granite Steel. ed. Memorials to the American Lung tor City Visitation Association. 4-8 p.m. today at Weber Funeral Home.
Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at ROSEWOOD HEIGHTS Weber. Burial at St. James Larry D. Beeman, 46, died TuesCemetery in Fort Russell Township.
Memorials day. He was retired from Laclede to donor's choice. Steel. Visitation 6-8 p.m. today at Fred H.
Krage, 81, died Monday. Paynic Home for Funerals. Funeral He was the owner of Krage Trucking 11 a.m. Thursday at Paynic. He will and Hauling.
Visitation 1-5 p.m. be cremated. Memorials to American Thursday at Saksa Mateer Funeral Cancer Society. Home. Funeral 11 a.m.
Friday at St. WATERLOO Boniface Church. Burial at St. Boni- Gwendolyn Settle, 62, died Monface Cemetery. Memorials to St.
Boni- day. Visitation 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. face Church building fund. Thursday at Quernheim Funeral GRANITE CITY Home, with the funeral following.
Alberta C. Haynes, 64, died Mon- Burial at Jefferson Barracks National day. Visitation noon to 1 p.m. Thurs- Cemetery. Memorials to Asthma day at Irwin Chapel, with the funeral.
Foundation. Pie Pie-throwing incident shines light on SIUC Continued from B1 The impetus for Bowles' legislation was questions about SIU trustee George Wilkins, whose last known address is in Indiana. Wilkins is a former Democrat who switched to the Republican Party while serving on the board, thus giving the Republicans five members on the board. Under state law, no more than four board members can belong to the same political party. Ryan i in January reappointed another Republican, A.D.
Van Meter. That move preserved the Republican share of the seven-member board. Bowles said she believes that the political makeup of the SIU board has been unlawfully altered. "The law is very specific in its ratio of the number of Democrats and Republicans that should be represented on the board," she said. But a Ryan spokesman said the governor's stance is that Wilkins doesn't count as a Republican on the board because he was a Democrat when he was appointed.
The pie-throwing protester, SIU philosophy student Dawn Roberts, asked Ryan during a town-hall meeting Monday in Carbondale about Wilkins' residency status as well as the Republican majority on the board. Ryan responded that he doubted there was anything illegal about the board's makeup. Roberts, 29, is a student senator and coordinator for the activist group Students in Excellence for Education, according to the SIU student newspaper, The Daily Egyptian. She told the student He served as a volunteer with children in the Clayton recreation and athletic program and he participated in Crossroads, group that works with parents to help youths with alcohol or drug dependency. A memorial Mass will be celebrated at 7 p.m.
Saturday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 106 North Meramec Avenue, Clayton. Burial will be private. Among the survivors are his wife, Susan McGowan; two sons, Robert John McGowan Jr. and Timothy McGowan, both of Clayton; and a brother, Thomas F.
McGowan III of Richmond Heights. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 2650 South Hanley Road, St. Louis, Mo. 63144. He was a display advertising sales executive at the Post Dispatch when he retired in 1994.
He had worked for 51 years at the newspaper, starting as a copy boy, and later working in the circulation department, composing room and advertising department. As a young man, he played on various amateur baseball teams and in AA softball leagues. In 1984, he won in the Missouri State Handball Championship, Senior Division. A native of St. Louis, Mr.
Hartin served in the Navy in World War II. He was a deacon and longtime member of Maplewood Baptist Church. Among the survivors are his wife of 51 years, Jean Hartin; three daughters, Suzanne Leek, Pamela Wright and Jane Sneed, all of Brentwood; a son, John Hartin of Rock Hill; three sisters, Mary Hartin of St. Louis, Gertrude Meyer of Haines City, and Mildred Boubek of Affton; and eight grandchildren. CONFISCATED ASSETS FROM NARCOTICS DEALERS and others for violation of laws.
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Although Ryan again insisted he did everything, he could to uncover the Pidgeons were not satisfied with his defense or with the makeup of the Gateway audience. "This crowd came from many, many phone calls to people," said Jim Pidgeon, 64, a retired schoolteacher. "Like any event, you call your supporters and put on a show." The Pidgeons would not say how they obtained the banner. "He must have sent it here," Jim Pidgeon said of Quinn. "I don't even know the For his part, when reporters asked him about the banner after the forum, Ryan replied, "I honestly didn't see it." Less than 24 hours after the pie incident, reporters focused on whether Ryan's security detail had failed him, rather than on Metro East area residents or the licenseselling scandal.
"I'm not going to bash security," Ryan said. "It was just one of those things that happen. We all feel very badly that it did happen. I feel secure. I feel our troops do a good job." Unlike Monday night, when Ryan addressed the news media in the forum auditorium, the governor conducted his brief news conference in a separate ballroom with only the news media and a few of his aides present.
He continued to insist that it was the rush of the news media that allowed Roberts through with her pie, not any lapse in security. postnet.com/links Read postp net.com's special report on Ryan's trip to Cuba in fall as well as his Illinois FIRST program from the state's Web site. newspaper the purpose of throwing the pie was to raise awareness "about all of the corruption going on in (Ryan's) office." She noted that Van Meter, the board chairman, has given the governor $10,000 in campaign contributions. She and others alleged that the money gave Ryan a motive to ignore concerns about the board's makeup. Ryan angrily denied to the audience that the money had any bearing on his views.
Van Meter was unavailable for comment Tuesday. Under the law, the governor appoints university board members, but they are confirmed by a bipartisan vote of the Senate, said Scott Kaiser, SIU spokesman. "This was an aberration. (Roberts was) one individual who has held a demonstration on campus before," Kaiser said. "I think this gives a misimpression of SIU-Carbondale." Roberts was charged with aggravated battery, a Class 3 felony, State's Attorney Michael Wepsiec said.
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