Unabomber motion denied. explosive devices found at cabin
U S District Judge Charles Lovell refused to unseal the search warrant for Theodore Kaczynski s cabin but confirmed that explosive devices and components were found there. The warrant was extended through Monday as investigators continued thorough X ray examinations. NBC Nightly News reported a live bomb wrapped for mailing with a phony return address, though not yet addressed to a target. The FBI warned Northwest targets, including timber industry executives named in the suspect s cabin.
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Beard
Gilbert Murray
California Forestry Association
Lovell
New York Times
Washington Post
the Times
Boy, 3, After Dog Wanders Far From Home In Kansas
Garth Griffith, age nearly four, and border collie Spike wandered from their Atwood area home Tuesday. More than 200 volunteers and three men on ATVs found them after a 12 hour search, with Garth sleeping on top of Spike in a pasture. He credited his dog for safety and called Spike a brave companion.
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Kansas
Garth Griffith
Garth
Atwood
Spike
Tures
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Jane
Mike Griffith
Nikki Finley
Rawlins County
Finley
Kansas Highway Patrol
Salina
Wall Street and livestock market reports from Kansas and Missouri
Local market quotations show grain prices in Ottawa and Franklin counties with values for hard wheat corn milo soybeans and oats. Kansas feedlot sales remained active with slaughter steer and heifer numbers for Tuesday and week totals. In St Joseph hog quotations,/barrows and gilts held steady to lower with sow prices down slightly and ranges for different weights provided.
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Williams Co
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Coop
Franklin County
Consolidated
Dodge City
Kansas
ST. Joseph
New DUI law in Kansas targets drunken drivers in fatal crashes
Gov. Bill Graves signed a bill creating involuntary manslaughter while driving under the influence as a felony. The measure, effective July 1, carries prison terms for drivers whose intoxicated actions kill. Debby Smith, 13, died in a October crash when a pickup ran a stop sign and collided with her vehicle.
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Bill Graves
Correction notice for Tawny Hiatt misprint
The Herald regrets a reporter error that mislisted Tawny Hiatt’s first name as Connie in Wednesday’s paper. The correction acknowledges the mistake and sets the record straight.
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Funeral for Larry L. Clabaugh in Sikeston Missouri
Larry L. Clabaugh 55 Hazelwood died April 10 1996 at DePaul Health Center in Bridgeton Missouri. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Nunnelee Chapel Sikeston with Rev. Carl Addison officiating. Burial Sikeston City Cemetery. He worked 27 years for FAA Lambert Field and served in the U S Air Force. He married Ruth Ann Stacy Taylor in Las Vegas September 7 1990. Survivors include wife a son a stepson two daughters four brothers two half brothers two sisters six grandchildren and two step grandchildren. Friends may call Friday 5 to 8 p m.
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DePaul Health Center
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Sikeston
Carl Addison
Sikeston City
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Eva M
Rollo) Clabaugh
Garnett
Federal Aviation Administration
Lambert Field
St. Louis
U.S. Air Force
Ruth Ann Stacy Taylor
Las
Parsons
Rollo Hawley
Shawnee
Geraldine Kummert
Oak Harbor
Wash
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Wichita
Ottawa area police file lists many arrests and thefts
Ottawa reports include suspects from Ottawa and nearby towns. Whitacre, 33, was jailed on suspicion of habitual driving with a suspended license, no insurance and expired tag. A 15-year-old Ottawa girl was arrested as a runaway and released to juvenile services. Others faced municipal court dates for theft of services, DUI, criminal damage, and warrants. Thefts include a 1979 GMC, radios, and graveyard items. damages cited at several sites. An Ottawa deputy aided a fire at 336 Willow with $6,000 damage and no injuries.
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Ottawa
Juvenile Services
Police News
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N. Mulberry
South Main
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Talala
Okla
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Cypress
Nikki M. Lehman
Spruce
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N. Main
Ray Bingham
N. Poplar
Jo A. Scott
Stafford Road
S. Cedar
Gary Pacheco
Walnut
Cynthia Jane Sayler
Princeton
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Fourth
Ottawa Fire Department
Weldon D. Harrod
Willow
Franklin County
Phil DePriest
Harrod
Richard Towe
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Rock Creek Road
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