Wichita man dies in mobile home fire
Wichita authorities identified Floyd Gilam, 54, of Wichita as the victim in Thursday’s mobile home blaze. Fire officials said the cause remains under investigation as toxicology results are awaited.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2003
Page
6
Wichita authorities identified Floyd Gilam, 54, of Wichita as the victim in Thursday’s mobile home blaze. Fire officials said the cause remains under investigation as toxicology results are awaited.
In Marion County central Kansas two teens perished when a car driven by Lindsay Rae Sherbert 15 of Kinsley collided with a westbound tractor-trailer at the U S 77 and U S 50 intersection around 2 p m Thursday. Passenger Alison Teri Cady 16 of Marion also died. The truck driver survived unharmed.
Jerome D. Foote, 55, of Shawnee, received more than three years in prison plus three years probation after a six day federal trial. He was fined 104,107 dollars and ordered to perform 3,000 hours of community service for trafficking counterfeit merchandise and conspiring to traffic in fake brand name products from 1995 to 2000, including purses, scarves, watches, pens, shirts and sunglasses.
Christopher Small, 25, of Merritt Island, Florida, already jailed in Salina for a July 15 Great Plains Federal Credit Union robbery, faces charges in North Carolina for a July 1 heist in Hildebran. He also is a suspect in a South Carolina bank robbery. Amber Ottone, 25, of Statesville, N.C., jailed in Salina for driving the getaway car, may be tied to additional robberies. Authorities link the cases through tips and ongoing investigations.
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius advances land transfer from the former Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant to Johnson County. An early transfer plan, Finding of Suitability for Early Transfer, outlines cleanup and timing, with 9,065 acres near DeSoto slated for state transfer to the Parks and Recreation District or a private developer.
Lawrence AP reports the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics shifts to heavy work after four days of dedication. Director Richard Norton Smith had gallbladder surgery, staff catalog 4,000 plus boxes of Dole documents, set up a satellite media room, and plan a November lecture series at the Lied Center. Jimmy Carter, Jack Kemp, and other veterans attended, with Dole noting the presidential library dream and offering thanks to veterans with his line I look at this building and I know I must be dreaming.
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