$7 ROBBERY . : . .;: Continued from page .1down a truck for assistance, officers said, and they soon stopped a state truck that was equipped with a two-way radio;After calling deputies to the scene, a helicopter from the Department of Public Safety was put into action to scan the desert area near the rest stop for a possible suspect on foot.DeArman added that the desert search was undertaken only as a precautionary measure, and that investigatorshad no reason to believe asuspect was on foot in the area. DeArman said the procedure wa.s done to protect against leaving any “loopholes” at the scene.DeArman added that there are no suspects in the case and no theories were expressed as to how the suspect may have left the area.Slervices will be held Thursday at the Cole ana Maud Mortuary Chapel, Coolidge. Time of service had not been set at press time. The Rev. Ray White, Picacho Baptist Church, will officiate.Burial will be in Valley Memorial Park.Mr. Hannah was born Nov. 27, 1927 in Dora, Tex. He had been employed by the Arizona High-way Department for 23 years.He is survived by his wife, Jewel, his daughters Debra Kay and Sherry Ann, all of Picacho ; his brother, Earl, Coolidge; his sisters, Lula Cobb, Stanford, Tex., Lois Havens, Carol Grant, both of Shatter, Calif, and Anna Ashcraft of Oklahoma.