The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee on March 16, 1985 · 19 (2023)

Three are indicted on murder charges Shelby County grand jurors yesterday handed down first-degree murder Indictments in the deaths of Ronald Owens and Connie Johnson A first-degree murder indictment was filed against Donnie Edward Johnson 32 of Covington in the Dec 8 death of his wife Johnson reported his wife missing to Covington police about two hours before his her body was found in her van arked at the Mall of Memphis Mrs Johnson 30 of 1404 Ten- nessee 59 West in Covington suffocated after a plastic bag was forced down her throat the police said Indicted in the Feb 17 bludgeoning death of Owens were nis wife Gaile Owens 32 of 7117 Scepter in Bartlett and Sidney Porterfield 42 of 895 North Main Both are charged in the indictment with first-degree murder Mrs Owens is also charged as an accessory to first-degree murder Asst Dist Challen y Owens is accused of hiring Porterfield to kill her husband for an undisclosed amount of money and supplying him' with information about Owens’ schedule and the Owens home Porterfield is accused of entering the home and beating Owens with a tire tool Life terms imposed James Randolph Funzie — charged in a series of aggravated rapes burglaries and larcenies and an armed robbery — has been sentenced to two life prison terms by Criminal Court jurors who found him guilty of being a habitual criminal Jurors deliberated an hour Wednesday before convicting Funzie 27 of 1576 Walker Apt 2 guilty of only one count of burglary and one count of grand larceny After hearing evidence in the other indictments Thi turned a i on two counts of 1 ual criminal and imposed the life sentences Criminal Court Judge Joseph McCartle is to decide April 4 whether the sentences will be concurrent keeping Funzie in prison for 30 years before becoming eligible for parole or consecutively requiring at least 60 years in prison Library firm to talk Public Library and Information Center officials plan to meet with representatives of a Kansas City-area computer firm during the week of March 25 to discuss the ill-functioning library computer system Acting Director Sallie Johnson said the city attorney’s office talked with lawyers representing DataPhase Inc of Shawnee Mission Kan and agreed to extend a deadline of yesterday set last month by library trustees for a company plan to improve the system The library’s $720000 computer system originally intended to handle circulation chores and other functions for the entire library system does not have enough memory to handle transactions at the main library and takes an unacceptably long time to check d a a IvavX' out borrowers at branch libraries officials say Driver not at fault Investigation into the traffic death of S-year-old Ralph Lewis is continuing but officers say the driver probably wont be charged “It was really a freak accident it looks like” Sgt Larry Maddox of the sheriffs department traffic division said “The kid was just standing there on the comer (of Whitten and Reese roads) The driver veered out of the way to miss another car and ran into a ditch and then the car flipped over on top of the kid” Maddox said two more witnesses would be interviewed today The driver was Jacob M Cox 55 of 1407 South Willett Accusation checked A man who works at River-view-Kansas Community Day Care Center at 1424 Florida has been interviewed by the police about an accusation that he sexually molested a 4-year-old girl at the center The investigation into the complaint received last week is continuing said Capt Glynn King commander of the sex crime squad Guilty plea accepted A man accused of the fatal shotgun ambush of a man outside the C&S Lounge last year has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder Robert Junior Gann 34 of 3696 Grey Road was indicted for first-degree muder in the death of Thomas Welsh 34 outside the lounge at 4138 Wales last April He pleaded guilty Thursday Officials said the charge was reduced to ond-degree murder to induce Gann’s guilty plea - Jacobson Bureau fills 2 jobs Roy Smith has been named director of convention development for the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau and Paula Jacobson has been named director of membership development Smith formerly actingexec-utive director of the Baton Rouge La Convention and Visitors Bureau will be in charge of developing a staff and programs to encourage selection of Memphis for national meetings and conventions Mrs Jacobson formerly ex- ecutive director of Big Broth-of Greater Memphis Inc will be responsible for membership expansion and development of community service programs to aid tourism The Commercial Appeal Memphis Saturday March 16 1985 Tiger followers bask in sunshine as favorites win B3 By GREGG GORDON “I just had to come down to pay some Mils man and I saw all these people” said Eugene Remus Jr a potential Michael Jackson look-alike “Then I said ‘Why it’s the game Praise the Lord!’ ” The cite may not have come to a standstill yesterday from noon to 2 pm but its pace probably-dropped at least to that of a slow-monon replay of a William Bedford slam dunk In Court Square several hundred people — lawyers and construction workers mailmen and police officers shoppers and street people — filtered through the park to enjoy the fresh air and enjoy watch Memphis State Universi Pennsylvania in the first-round NCAA just wasn't going to work we rushed over to a rental center for three smaller sets as quick as we could” said Jimmy Ogle assistant director of the park commission after doing some cheerleadin while adjusting the vertical holi About 150 people were crowded around the Court Square gazebo at any given time The crowd at the square was biggest during the first half which coincided with most downtown workers’ regular lunch hours But a substantial crowd stayed until the end Some like Ms Wylie had wisely altered their lunch breaks know- is more tournament basketball game “It'S about time” said Remus “Everyone’s out Everyone’s together And everyone’s cheering for Memphis Tennessee I like it It’s cool Marilyn Wylie a Department of Human Services worker who cheered for MSU with outrageous enthusiasm summed up the attitude: “You just can’t live here and not love the Tigers' e the gi unrequited Yesterday’s ideal weather er couldn’t have been worse for downtown MSU fans in Court Square The bright sunshine overwhelmed the six-foot television screen that had been mounted on the gazebo and even the Memphis Park Commission’s black tarpau-' lins for shade didn’t help “When we saw the big ing the end of the important than the De ginning One man who asked not to be identified said “I think I’m all right I think my boss is watching it too He said he wouldn’t be back until 3” Others simply waited for the heavily favored Tigers to put the underdogs away “I just want to see the little run we put together to start the second half and then I’ll listen to the rest on the radio” said Ron Register director of the Community Services Agency while the Tigers held a one-point halftime lead But Register lingered after the lead blossomed to 18 points with less than five minutes to play “They took too long” he said “I may as well watch the end now” After the game Ogle and attorney Bob Udelsohn who thought of the Court Square event said the televisions would be back if the Tigers keep drawing weekday afternoon playing times “If Memphis St screen again we tnphis State will do it will too” Udelsohn said Yesterday Births BAPTIST EAST March 11 Mr aiid Mi Mr and Mn Rue-mil Voidcn Jr 1623 Eayinora SMI"4- Mr and Mn Hurdid Rickman Jr MRfington bay 12i27 ram aa 1 ti a-L — UL mtr UnQ ffliii RDteT MnllNV Hof Spring Art gbi 926 ram aa — J tl i- - 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