Ast EDITION Ast EDITION Associated Press guru PORTLAND Five disciples of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh changed their pleas (1) guilty Friday on charges stemming from the arrangement of up to 400 sham mar. riages at the commune-city of Rajneeshpuram in central Oregon. U.S. District Judge Edward Leavy placed the five women, three of whom held top positions in Rajneesh sect, on probation for the five years. He ordered two of them to leave the country.
In exchange for the pleas, the gov. ernment dismissed other tion-fraud charges against the five. and the Rajneeshees agreed to drop two lawsuits against the government. According to testimony at the 90. minute hearing.
the women conspired to legitimize marriages arranged solely to help alien disciples gain U.S. citizenship. 48 Saturday. December 14, 1985 THE HERALD 5 guru aides plead guilty in sham-marriage scherne Ma Prem Padma. 36; Ma Prem Mukta.
39; Ma Deva Naveena, 38; and Mia Prem Arup, 40, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit annugration fraud, a misdemeanor. Ma Prem Karuna, 46, pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the government by concealing sham marriage, a felony. Karuna WAS once the mayor of the city of Rajneesh, a small town near Rajneeshpuram that recently ro. sumed the name Antelope. Padma.
a former vice president of Rajneesh Neo-Sannnyas International Commune, also pleaded guilty to ille. gal interception of wire communica. tons. a felony charge stemming from an elaborate wiretapping operation at the central Oregon commune. She was released on her own reCOgNIVallee pending sentencing Ott that charge.
sot for Feb. 3. Leas, ordered Mukta, a citizen of Ireland. and Arup, a citizen of Hol- Former sect member describes leader's iron grip on commune Associated Press SALEM. Ore.
A former member of the Golder: Writ of God sect says problems began developing after 1110 group established its 230-acre com. mune near Salem in 1980. Five sect members have been charged 111 connection with allegations by former group members that men. women and children were sexually abused and held against their will. Derrick E.
Casady, 25, of Mukilteo WaS arrested Wednesday by Everett police officers in connection with the case. Lorna Woods. a member of the group for 20 years until 1984. told the Salem Statesman Journal the group didn't begin to hold people against their will until after the ranch was purchased. "Everyone would come at first of their own free will.
defmitely. And. like I said. for many years. It was only after they had a place were they able to keep someone." she said.
Sect members didn't believe they were wrong to detain members. she said. "In their opinion the only person who would want to leave is because the devil. the Satan, would try to take them away." Woods said. "So they believed they were fighting for the person's spiritual life.
And of course, the person who wanted to leave didn't have that feeling." She said Margie Jean Woods, who 15 not related to her, was the mainstay of the group. "She is kind of what the Bhagwan was to the Rajneeshees." she said. "She was like the pope. She always felt she was absolute on interpreta. tion of scripture." She said Margie Woods guided the sect's spiritualism.
people were encouraged to get writings (from God) but they checked with her to determine if they were accurate." sho said. "The teachings were completely up to her." Lorna Woods said she met Margie Woods in Wrangell. Alaska. In search of spiritual truths. she joined what would later become the Golden Writ of God in the in Alaska, she said.
She never lived at the commune, she said. but taught there, commuting from her home. Lorna Woods said she left the group when she realized she was not following God. "I started following Jesus ils 3 savior instead of Margie." she said. A 1 current sect member.
Linda Randolph. was asked if members be. lieved their spaceship had been damaged. forcing them to land on Earth. "We do believe there are all kinds of lifestyles.
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THREE CREEP Everett Everett Mall Way 348-3071 Store Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon. West of Everett Mall Next To Video City 1 1 12 land. to leave the United States within, 30 days. Arup is an administrator of Rajneesh International Meditation University, and her name appears on the founding documents of several Rajneesh corporations.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Weaver said Mat Anand Sheela, the guru's former personal secretary, told Karuna in July 1981 that the solution to the sect's immigration problems was to arrange sham marriages between alien disciples and those with U.S. citizenship. Karuna, who was put in charge of arranging the marriages, set up about 400 such unions, Weaver said. The Rajneeshre lawsuits to be missed include one socking A court order for the INS to complete its consideration of citizenship applications filed by The other claimed the government had violated disciples' rights in its investigation of the commune.
Two remaining defendants in the 35-count immigration indutment are Shoela, 35, who is in a West German jail awaiting extradition to the United States, and Ma Yoga Vidya, 38. Rajneeshpuram is being disbanded since the departure I Rajneesh, 54. to his native India. He left the country after pleading guilty Nov. 14 10 two immigration-fraud charges.
He was fined $400.000. Vital statistics Victor Primavera Victor Primovera. 76, 0 resident of Longiey since 1912, died Dec. 12, 1985, at home. He born Feb.
18, 1909, In Seattle, and was the retired owner ard operator of the Star Store in Langley. He was married to Anna Peters in Everett on Jon. 9, 1938 He was a meriber of the Langley United Methodist Church; and the Over-50 Club. He leaves his wite, Anno of the family home; one son, Joseph Primavero of Langley; three doughters, Joanne Primovera of Bellevue, Mrs. Gregory (Jeanine) Parkinson of Wondinville, and Mrs.
Toin (Janet) Christoe of A Ang- A cortes. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday. Dec. 16, at the Hedgco*ck-Visser Funeral Chapel in Langley, with Rev.
Rand O'Donnell, and Pastor Tom Christoe, officiating. Memorials are suggested 10 the American Cancer Society. Minnie M. Cube OBITUARIES Arlington. She was born Nov.
28, 1889, In Frank. hin, N.C., and came with her husband and son to Darrington in 1926. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church of Darrington and a member of the Ladies Aid of the church. She leaves three sons. Edward L.
Cabe and James Donald Cabe. both of Darringion, and Howard R. Cobe of Missoula, her sister, Bessie Anderson of Longvievr, eight grandchildren; and five great-grand. children. Funeral services p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 17, in the First Baptist Church, Darrington. The Rev. Michael Deluca will officiate. Burial under direction of Weller FUneral Home, Arling'on, will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Minnie M. Cabe, 96, a pioneer Darringlon resident, died Dec. 12, 1985, in Catherine Rose Manney Catherine Rose Mannev, 79, of Everett, died Dec. 13, 1985, in 0 hospital. She was born Acril 9, 1906, in Wisconsin.
She a member the American Legion Auxiliory. She leaves her daughter law, Audrey and Bill Metz; grandsons, Michael Manney. Richard Manney, phen Metz and Jerry Metz; grand. daughters, Cathy Metz and Jolie Dutty: five great four brothers, Henry, Frank, Joe, and Bill She was preceded in death by her husband, Rolph, and her son, Robert. Funeral services will be 11 a.m.
Mondoy, Dec. 16, at Solie Chapel. Burial. will follow at Cypress Lown Memorial Pork. Memorials may be given to the Americon Cancer Society.
Katherine Suzanne Ellis Katherine Suzanne Ellis, 81, of Marvsville, gone home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, Dec. 11, 1935. She was born June 1, 1904, in Easton, Wash. She was a long time resident of LaMoure, N.D., coming 10 this oreo in 1951. She was baptized at Silver Lake Chapel.
She was the beloved mother ol Norman ond Virgie Ellis of LaMoure. N.D; and Betty and Eugene Peterson of Everett; 13 grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Vivian Jean Henningsen; and her husband, Norman, in 1982. Funeral services p.m. Saturday, Dec.
14, ot the Solie Funeral Home. Burial following at Floral Hills tery, Lynnwood. Burlie J. Cyr Burlie J. Cyr, 45, of Lynnwood, died Defineral services to be announced Purdy Walters with Cassidy Funerol Home, Everett.
Firecalls Everett Friday 8 42 0 m. 3216 Norton lalse alarm. 10:35 a 3732 Hoyt aid 11: 27 a.m., 291812 Hewill oid. 11:55 o.m 1402 SE Everett Mov Wav. aid 12.12 p.m., 1300 100th Place SE, odor investigu tion.
1:47 2741 12th S1. and 2:10 Elm dork fire. 24 p.m. 2511 Lombard chimney fire. J.57 1211 Wall 010.
5:20 p.m., 2511 Lombord Ave. check chimney Evergreen Funeral Home and Cemetery Offering complete service in one convenient location. Funeral Service Cremation Mausoleum Columbarium Urn Garden Burial 4504 Broadway Everett, Wa. 252-7273 or 292-2244 The weather Forecasts 00 0 00 0 000 000 000 00 00 000 00 00 000 000 00 000 00 000 000 000 000 000 00 000 000 000. 0 00 00 00 0 00 00 00 000 000 00 00 0 00 00 0 000 000 00 00 00 0 000 00 000 000 MARINE Cape Flattery to mouth of Columbia out 60 miles Increasing clouds.11 today.
southerly Slight wind and chance of southwest rain tonight. swells. Outlook Sunday, light to moderate is Strait of Juan de Fuca Variable wind 5-15 knots early today increas-mi 0 ing to easterly 10-20 knots tonight. Increasing clouds. Slight chance of 4,2 rain tonight.
Inland waters of Western Washington Wind southerly 5-15 knots clouds. through Slight tonight. Partly cloudy with patchy fog early today. Increasing; chance of rain tonight. 1 LOCAL Warmer with increasing clouds today after patchy morning fog and low clouds.
Highs mi Winds south 5 to 15 mph Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of light rain. Lows, upper. 30s. Rain chance 20 percent. STATE Everett to Bellingham Increasing clouds today and a little warmer.
14 Highs in the low to mid-40s. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph. Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of sprinkles. Warmer. Lows in the mid30s.
Mostly cloudy Sunday with partial clearing at times. Highs in the mid-40s. Olympics, Washington Cascades Increasing clouds today with a slight chance of rain in the Olympics late in the day. Snow level feet. Afternoon pass temperatures in the Cascades, upper 20s to mid- 30s.
Winds light Snow flurries tonight. Snow level near 3,000 Mostly cloudy Sunday with snow flurries at times. Snow level near dr 4,000 feet Afternoon pass temperatures in the mid-30s, Eastern Washington Mostly cloudy today through Sunday. Few snow flurries and chance of local fog Lows in teens and low 20s Highs g4 mid-20s to low 30s. Mildred E.
Fahls trom Mildred E. Fahistrom, wort known orca resident, died Dec. 11, 1985. She was born Dec. 7, 1897, in St.
Charles. HI. Active in community fairs. she was 0 member of First Con. gregational Church, past -matron of Everett Chapter No.
222 and 50 vegr member of O.E.5., charter member and past president of Earl Faulkrer Post No. 6 Auxiliary, Hatasu Temple dough. ters of the Nile, Badoura Club, and hod served 1800 hours as a eneral Hospital volunteer. She leaves daughters, Phyllis Newton. Ardelle Beauchamp, Mi'die, Morrow; son-in-law, Bob Morrow; 13 dren; 10 great grandchild en; many loving nieces and nephews.
She wos preceded in death by her husbond, John (AI) Fahlstrom. Funeral services will be held 11 a m. Monday, In First Congregational Church, with the Rev. William Wright officiating. Visitation for family ard friends Soturday and Sundoy 8om-9pm al Acacia Funeral Home, 15000 Bothell Way NE.
Pallbearers: Michael Carlson: Nicolas Eric Edeen and Al Beouchamp lIl. Carlson, Curtis Edeen, Brian Edeen. Honorary pollbearers: David Harr. ington. Greg Hamley, Victor Cordona, James Mc.Ginty, Curt Clouson aid Augustine Cardono, Jr.
Farnily requests memorials to First Congregational Church or Everett erat Hospital Foundation. Cremation and inurnment under direction of Acacia Funeral Homed Robert L. Pfeiffer Robert L. Pfeitter, 26, beloved hus. bond of JoAnn and adopted child of Joseph and Betty Pletter.
Survived Mary Beth Herold and Carol Schneider; brother, Joseph J. Pfetter; Denise Gerald Dooley; Debbie, Wilhite family Dooley; sister, Dooley; brother, and friends. Funeral service will be held 3 pm Monday, Dec. 16, Bleitz Funerol Home, tollowed by committal services at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Memoriols are suggested to the Washington Adoptive Rights Movement, Alcoholics Anonymous or charity of choice.
Marjorie J. Browne Mariorie J. Browne, 89, resident of Greenbank for the past 20 vears, dad Dec. 13, 1985, in Coupeville. Ill.
She was retired tax accountet, She was born July 20, 1896, in Ait-n, was a member of the Lodge, Langley. She leaves her daughter, Youngberg of Greenbank; and o'e. brother, Walter E. Browne, of Goatre, Ill. At family request, funeral services will be held.
Burial will be in Sunny side Cemetery in Coupeville under the direct tion of Hedgco*ck-Bisser Funeral Hone, Langley. Ruth D). Gilbert Puth Gilbert, 90, of Everett, dies Dec. 11, 1985, in c.n Everett hospital. a dov, Mass 10 of om, in Christian Immaculate burial will be Conception Mon.
Church, Everett, the Rev. James Knel: leken will be celebrant. Buria' will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery. Son Bruno, Calif. Weller Funeral Home, Arlington.
Arrangements under direction of Memorials may be mode to the American Heart Association. Rose G. Keller Rose g. Keller, 84, of Snohomish, died Dec. 12, 1985.
Mrs. Keller was born April 13, 1901, in Wisconsin, and had lived in this area for many years. Sne leaves her son, Arthur Keller oft Edmonds. No services will be held. Inurnment will be in Algonquin, Ill.
Arrangements under the direction of Purdy Wolters with Cassidy Funeral Home, Everett. 5:31 2317 Wetmore Ave. old 5 52 1605 SE Everett Mall Way. old. Snohomish County Airport Friday 3 05 p.m..
Runway 16, aircratt slordby. Fire District 11 Friday 8 55 a 2105 108th 51. SE. chimney fire. 12 18 p.m., 116th Street SE and 33rd Drive aid.
Lynwood Fru.ny 8:48 0 nar. Abr 4 of 1.5 lust south nf 164th Street, ald 9:29 0 1863. Mall Blvd, smoke investigation. Shoho mish Friday 1:27 9525 99th Ave SE, old, 1:16 milepost 9 of Hiahway 2, car fire. 4:47 p.m.: Snohonush High School, old.
Shoreline Fridoy 9:08 a 15th Avenuc NE and NE 175th Street, medic. aid 5:31 pm 15th Avenue NE ond NE Street. Fire District 1 Friday 6:55 Ash Way and 164th Street SW. old. 12:19 p.m, 15408 45th Ploce medic.
1:37 13320 Highway 94, medic. Bothell Fridov 10:38 10404 NE 196th St aid 3.15 p.m., 23932 Bothell Everett Highwav. Fire District 7 Friday 3 a 21319 9151 Ave. SE. chimney fire.
King County District 36 Friday 3:52 mm, 17609 1941h Ave. NE. malfunctioning furnace. Lottery Here is Friday's winning number in the Washington state Triple Choice lottery game: 847 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Shrimp or Chicken Creole tossed Julod. roll! SILVER KING CAFE al st Street, Snohomish EXTENDED Highs Western 40s.
Lows Washington 20s to low Dry 30s. Monday through Wednesday. Local and Eastern low clouds. Washington Dry and low Monday through Wednesday. Areas fog Highs 20s 30s.
Lows The Forecast for 7 p.m. EST, Dec. 14 40 10 20 50 50 60 High Temperatures -70 60 60 50 FRONTS: Wain Cold Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occkxled vu Stationary Nabonal Weather Serve NOAA US Debt at Temperatures NATION SATURDAY Temperatures indicate vous day's high and night low to 5 pm. PST. Hi Lo Prc Albany 33 24 21 Albarque 37 14 Amarillo 24 16 .04 Anchorage 29 24 Asheville 67 55 .11 Atlanta 64 45 36 AtintcCty 49 42 21 Austin 42 31 Baltimore 41 38 60 Billings 21 -01 01 Birmham 48 47 27 Bismarck -01-17 Boise 17 00 Boston 41 27 25 Brnsvle 56 40 .01 Buffalo 30 26 25 BurltonVt 32 17 13 Casper 19 05 01 ChstonSC 68 65 06 ChstonWV 43 33 86 Charlotte 69 59 49 Cheyenne 24 -06 05 Chicago 12 05 Cincinnati 32 23 .10 Cleveland 31 31 .20 CmbiaSC 70 62 35 CmbusO 34 23 11 WORLD Temperatures and conditions from midnight midnight on previous Hi Lo Amsterdam 43 37 Athens 61 50 Bangkok 88 72 Barbados 83 75 Beaut 64 59 Belgrade 43 36 Berlin 36 28 Bermuda 73 64 Bogota 68 48 Brussels 37 32 Buenos Aires 77 59 Cairo 72 54 Calgary 18 03 Caracas 79 63 Copenhagen 36 27 Dublin 52 41 Frankfurt 41 21 Geneva 39 36 Havana 87 69 Helsinki Hong Kong 63 54 Istanbul 54 46 Data Dallas-FW 32 26 cdy NewYork 40 38 04 cir'2 Dayton 29 21 .11 cdy Noriolk Va 56 47 .46 cdy Denver 29 -05 clr 3 NPlatte 11 -18 cir DesMoines 01 -12 cdy OklaCity 15 08 .18 cdy' Detroit 24 20 02 cdy Omaha 08 14 cir Duluth coy Orlando 82 64 02 cdy ElPaso 46 25 clr Phildelpha 41 37 52 cir Evansville 28 16 .12 cdy Phoenix 55 35 cir, Fairbanks 04 -01 cdy Pittsburgh 34 29 .41 cdy Fargo 05 -16 cdy PortindMe 30 12 .16 cir Flagstaff 37 08 cir Providence 39 27 .25 cir GrRapids 21 21 01 rdy Raleigh 52 49 .64 clr Grfalls 31 16 clr RapidiCity 12 -15.
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The, cdy Everett Water Denartment." Sydney 77 64 clr which supplies the Tamper 51 cdy tion, IS closed on weekends TelAviv 69 54 cry and holidays. 301 119 LOCAL TIDES FOR SUNDAY Low 12:35 a 11. High 8:19 0 m. 13 1 low 1:41 p.m.. 7 6 ft.
High 6:05 0 10 7 ft. LOCAL SKIES FOR SATURDAY Sunset today 15 m. Sunrise tomorrow 53 a m. tonight 7 09 p.m First quarter Dec. 18 T'he planet Jupiter is the very bright "star" bove the moon this evening.
Jupiter Is about million miles beyond the moon tonight. LOOKING BACK FRIDAY. Sea-Tac Airport: Temperature: high, 40 degrees, low, 28. Same date last high, 44; low 35 friency of temperature from Jan. 1 to date: minus 368.
Precipitation: none. Same date last yeer: 0 005 Total from lan. 1 to date. this year 25.08: last year 34 34. WEATHER RADIO For weather forecasts and information 24 hours 0 day on NOAA weather radio receivers, tune to KHB-60 Seattle (162.55), WXM-62 Olympia (162.475) or CEA-240 Victoria, (162.40).
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tires compact advised. snow, Stevans 20, cloar, compact snow and White overcast, compact snow and Ice, frost in places National weather' Snow stretched from the Ohio Valley to New England on Friday, while rain was widespread along the mid- Atlantic coast and frigid arctic air plunged south across the Plains and Mississippi Valley. 1.6 snow was mixed with rain and sleet over portions of Kentucky. Tennessee West Virginia, Pennsylvania and southern New England Rain spread along the mid- -Atlantic mon over Alabama and from the Virginias coast, while a light rain and fog were com: south through the Carolinas and Georgia 4 '1.
