Deaths last week.  Harriet Nelson, 85, who helped create TV's
image of the...  October 09, 1994  Harriet Nelson, 85, who
helped create TV's image of the prosperous postwar family as she
raised her own children on "The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet"; the Nelson clan-mom, dad and sons, David and Ricky-
portrayed on TV (1952-66) their version of an untainted middle-
class life; born Peggy Sue Snyder in Des Moines, she was a band
singer known as Harriet Hilliard in 1935 when she married
bandleader Ozzie Nelson; her husband died in 1975, and her
younger son, Rick, who became a popular singer, died in a plane
crash on New Year's Eve 1985; Oct. 2, in Laguna Beach, Calif.
Arnold Schlossberg Jr., 57, retired Army major general and
former president and chief executive officer of the Palos Hills-
based National Insurance Crime Bureau; he had been deputy
assistant to Secretary of State George Shultz (1988-89) and
deputy assistant to Defense Secretary Dick Cheney (1990-91);
Oct. 4, in Palos Community Hospital in Palos Hei