After tragic mix up a woman’s body comes home
In Kentwood Michigan the VanRyn family receives the body of Laura vanRyn 22 after a tragic mix up involving her mother Don and Susie and daughter Laura VanRyn.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
3
In Kentwood Michigan the VanRyn family receives the body of Laura vanRyn 22 after a tragic mix up involving her mother Don and Susie and daughter Laura VanRyn.
In Gaylord Michigan the body of Laura VanRyn 22 was exhumed after being buried under another name and later identified as not deceased. Her family plans private graveside services near Grand Rapids Township in coming days.
Police search for Keith R. Jeffers after a gunman opened fire in a home near St Albans. Three people died Dennis Lovejoy Amanda Ingram Walker and Gregory Childress while James Adkins remained in critical condition and Jerry Allen plus a sixth person were injured. Neighbors alerted officers around 3 a.m. and a white car fled the scene as authorities investigated possible drug links.
Herley Industries Inc and chairman Lee N Blatt were indicted in Harrisburg on charges they defrauded the U S military. Prosecutors say the Lancaster based company boosted profits up to 300 percent on more than 3.9 million dollars in electronic component sales as the sole supplier and Blatt created a fake bid to justify high prices.
Edward J. Yates who directed American Bandstand for 17 years died at 87 at Fair Oaks nursing home in Media. He started directing Bandstand in 1952 on WFIL-TV before Dick Clark took over in 1956 and helped the show become a national institution. Clark praised Yates as an extraordinary director who captured exciting moments and influenced a generation. Yates retired in 1969.
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