Correction on Wednesday arson brief reports reporter
Due to a reporter's error a Wednesday brief about an attempted arson with a flaming tennis ball listed the wrong reporter. David Ware of 116 W. 10th reported the crime to police after a window in his home was damaged by the tennis ball.
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David Ware
W. 10Th
Canterbury Court Apartments
South Mulberry
West Std
North Poplar
2Nd and
Walnut
A-Automotive
Damages sought in friendly suit over boy’s hand injury
In Franklin County District Court Riley Browning seeks more than 100000 in damages for injuries from a chain driven conveyor at Screen & Holler on April 5, 1995. The lawsuit names Kenneth and Barbara Hamm as defendants with Wendy Browning still employed at the site.
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Franklin County District Court
Riley Browning
Russ
Wendy Browning
Screen & Holler
Kenneth
Barbara Hamm
R. Scott Ryburn
Brownings
Riley
Barbara Humm
S. Main
Sears refunds planned for bankruptcy customers rights issues
Sears Roebuck plans to pay millions to 132,000 customers who declared bankruptcy last year after pressuring them to continue paying credit card debts. The company admits flawed legal judgment in reaffirmation agreements not filed with bankruptcy courts, offering restitution including principal, finance charges, interest, and a $100 gift certificate. Analyst estimates total refunds could reach 75 million this year as stock falls and a Boston class action looms.
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OSTON
Sears
Sears Roebuck and Co
Hoffman Estates
Ill
Edward Weller
Robertson Stephens & Co
San Francisco
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Strike halts Chrysler's production at multiple plants
A Detroit engine plant strike by about 1,800 United Auto Workers workers halted production of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Dodge Ram pickups, and two other truck lines. Negotiations failed to reach a local contract by the midnight deadline, suspending output across Chrysler's Warren Michigan, St. Louis, and Windsor facilities, affecting 12,080 workers and leaving dealer inventories reportedly adequate.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Mound Road
Chrysler
Dodge City
Warren
Mich
St. Louis
Windsor
Ontario
Tony Cervone
House passes juvenile justice bill in Kansas
The Kansas House approved a bill to create the Juvenile Justice Authority and move certain programs by July 1. It sets up eight councils across 31 judicial districts to oversee two years of planning for community correctional centers and creates a legislative oversight panel.
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Mbopeka
Kan
House
Juvenile Justice Authority
Senate
Select Committee On Corrections and Juvenile Justice
Col S
Crim
Obituaries for Gentner Wyatt and Smith in Kansas papers
Marvin J. Gentner 84 of Ottawa died April 10 1997 cremated private services at Highland Cemetery Born March 6 1913 he owned hardware stores in Emporia Ottawa and ran Farmers Elevator Army veteran Methodist Elks and chamber member Survived by sons Jay and Mark four sisters two grandchildren and a great granddaughter Memorials to American Heart Association. Ray C Wyatt 70 Wellsville died April 10 1997 massive stroke services April 14 at Wilson and Son Chapel burial Wellsville Cemetery Memorials to Wellsville Baptist Church. Richard C. Smith 66 Kincaid former Richmond resident died April 10 1997 Topeka hospital Memorial service April 14 Mildred United Methodist Church Memorials to church.
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Marvin J. Gentner
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highland Cemetery
John R
Emma (Pearson) Gentner
Neosho Rapids
Lillian Woolf
Dodge City
Emporia
Alaska
Goss and Gentner Hardware
Ottawa Hardware
Ottawa Grain and Seed Company
Farmers Elevator
U.S
Janie P. Burgess
LaRue Gentner Story
William Gentner
Donald Gentner
Harry Gentner
Eugene Gentner
American Heart Association
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ray C. Wyatt
Wellsville
Kansas City
Wilson and Son
Kincaid
Richard C. Smith
Richmond
Topeka
United Methodist Church
Mildred
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Briefs
The Daily Report notes dismissals for Wilda Wright Ottawa and others while reporting arrests such as Joseph Hibbs Jr. in Franklin County and multiple incidents including harassment domestic disputes theft and a burglary in progress. Also listed are ambulance calls district court filings and a juvenile theft charge involving Felicia Cross.
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Sheriff's News
Joseph Henry Hibbs Jr
S. Highland
Franklin County
Centropolis
East Grant
S. Main
West 11Th
Louis Bryan Jones
Wichita
Felicia A. Cross
Osawatomie
Wall Street Dives as Rates Hit Nine Month High
Stocks fell broadly with the Dow down 73.59 to 6466.46 as bond yields rise toward a nine month peak. Core producer prices rose 0.4 percent, and March retail sales edged up 0.2 percent while February’s activity was revised higher to 1.5 percent.
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Wall Street
Labor Department
Commerce Department
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Jean Clyde van Damm
Soul Lear
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Dale Fischer
Williamsburg
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Fischer
Midstates Resources Corp
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Hickory, Et al
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Ray C. Wyatt Wellsville
the Daily Report
Issions Wilda Wright
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