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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1992

Page

7

Court work sought for Kansas Supreme Court chamber upgrade

The State Building Construction Committee urged adding 156 200 to the budget for remodeling the historic third floor Supreme Court chamber in the Statehouse. Rep. Marvin Smith backs the project to repair woodwork refinish carpeting paint ceiling and install video audio systems for televising sessions. A 7000 upholstering cost for seven original leather chairs drew questions.

Topeka Kan State Building Construction Committee Supreme Court Capitol State Supreme Court Kansas Judicial Center Department of Administration Emil Lutz Legislative Services Statehouse Marvin Smith Ropeka

Plane crash in Nairobi kills 50 aboard and on lookers

A Kenyan air force transport plane plunged in a Nairobi suburb, killing 45 airmen and soldiers plus five civilians on the ground. Two houses caught fire as flames spread. Police and defense officials confirmed the death toll with three burn victims and several minor injuries. The pilot reported mechanical problems after takeoff.

Nairobi Kenya Jeremiah Matagaro Air Force Department of Defense Matagaro Isaiah Maingi

Obituary notices for Luckey Schellack Troutman Wadsworth Nitcher

Springfield and Osawatomie area obituaries list Luckey C. Schellack 70, died April 15 1992. Funeral Friday at Kingsway United Methodist Church Springfield with burial Hazelwood Cemetery. survivors include wife two sons and two sisters. James Floyd Troutman Jr 67 died April 13 1992 Fort Scott hospital. service April 15 Eddy Birchard Funeral Home. burial Goodrich Cemetery with military honors. surviving wife son daughter and several relatives. Wanda Louise Wadsworth 56 died April 11 1992 in DeQueen Arkansas. graveside service April 15 Mound Creek Cemetery Osawatomie. survivors include husband two sons three daughters and multiple siblings. Lupus Foundation memorials requested. Rev Ray L Nitcher 93 died April 15 1992 Redfield. funeral April 18 Waugh Yokum chapel Iola. burial Highland Cemetery Iola. survived by wife multiple children stepchildren and numerous grandchildren. memorials to American Heart Association or Holy Lands Missions.

Luckey C. Schellack Springfield Cox Medical Center South Kingsway United Methodist Church Hazelwood Cemetery Alen Rodney Schellack Jeanette Cole Independence Maxine Averill Wellsville American Lung Association Klinger Funeral Home James F. Troutman JR Osawatomie James Floyd Troutman Jr LaCygne Rfd Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home Goodrich Cemetery Linn County James Floyd Helen (Bottrell) Troutman Virginia Marie Bearly Kansas City Kan Parker High School U.S. Navy Prairie View School Elvin Troutman Drywall Co Elvin F. Troutman Stilwell Jamie Marie Hofmeier Salina Francis L Troutman Osayato Wanda L Harold V. Wadsworth van Delia, Ill Braymer New Orleans Kansas Texas Nacogdoches Harold Wadsworth Jr Totas Santos Bahi Mexico Donald Floyd Wadsworth Doris Elaine Robinson Wichita Debra Ruth Foster Greenville Brenda Ryan York Randall Dilliner Katherine Adams Pineville Tyan Fanning Fontana Eddy Birchard Ray L. Nitcher Redfield Rfd Waugh-Yokum and Friskel Chapel Highland Cemetery Iola Pomona George Mary Katherine (Brown) Nitcher Buena V. Abshire Ottawa Vyrel Yenzer Bradbury Pomona High School U.S. Army Uniontown Bronson LaHarpe Carlyle Geneva Dry Ridge Mt. Orum Community Baptist Church Redfield Calif Raymond L. Nitcher Little Rock Ark Rowland K. Nitcher Lubbock Carol Shoaf Marshall Mary Lee Wright Ioa American Heart Association The Holy Lands Missions

Ottawa Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News

Dismissals reported for Mrs. Lee Martin and daughter of Wellsvilla and Mrs. Mark Thompson and son of Ottawa on Wednesday. A 17-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested for underage possession and consumption of beer with charges referred to the county attorney. Theft involved Trisha Brewer missing a Timberwolf Tennessee Red Cross dog valued at about $500. Accidents include a collision near Ransom involving Douglas Irwin and a locomotive, and another at First and Sycamore with Charles Martin, plus non injury incidents at Pomona and Elm streets. Bankruptcy lists Mark and Ginger Pacheco in Chapter 7 with $53,571 assets and $48,192 liabilities. Local market quotes provided for multiple grains and soybeans.

Lee Martin Wellsvilla Mark Thompson Ottawa Fourth Willow Altorwey Trisha Vivian S. Cedar Tennessee Red Cross Rantoul Douglas G. Irwin Osawatomie Rfd Union Pacific Irwin Ransom Memorial Hospital Thomas Parmenter Overland Park Parmentor First Sycamore Charles A. Martin Osage Martin Research Eagle University of Kansas Medical Center Pomona James Alicia Teter Hobo Cafe 11Th Elm Streets John L. O'Neill S. Elm Nicole A. Love N. Poplar Deidra McIntire S. Hickory Kimberly S. Schirck Hamblin Mark A Ginger S. Pacheco U.S. District Court Topeka Pachecos

Market mixed after two record sessions in New York

The Dow Jones industrial average fluctuated in a narrow range as traders took profits after back to back record days. The Dow rose 1.11 to 3,354.87 at midday, following a surge of more than 170 points over the prior five sessions.

New York Dow

Corrections plan presented to Franklin County panel

Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Director Clarence Raines submitted the FY94 plan to Franklin County Commissioners for approval. Ohio DOC funds the program and Osage, Anderson, and Coffey counties will review it. County leaders want to discuss the board with Sheriff Rex Bowling before voting. Also, a $40,000 fix is proposed for the Courts Building foundation due to soil drying and heat venting.

Bill Tellier Herald Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Clarence Raines Franklin County Commission State Department of Corrections Raines Osage Anderson Coffey Charles Mavity Franklin County Rex Bowling Bowling Community Corrections Advisory Board Rex Mavity Berkel and Company Construction Kansas City Berkel

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