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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1995

Page

6

Granddaughter of Rev. Phelps in guarded pool accident near Westboro

Gracie Phelps-Roper, 2, granddaughter of Rev. Fred Phelps, remained in guarded condition after nearly drowning in a family pool near Westboro Baptist Church. She was rushed to Stormont-Vail Regional Medical Center Monday after rescuers found her not breathing. a relative revived her. Police and rescue teams responded at about 3 p.m. The Phelps family and church are known for anti-homosexual protests.

Topeka, Kan Fred Phelps Westboro Baptist Church Gracie Phelps-Roper Brent Roper Shirley Phelps-Roper Stormont-Vail Regional Medical Center Phelps

Mid-America index signals slow growth across nine-state region

An economist notes the region including Nebraska is showing a soft landing for the economy. The July Mid-America Business Conditions Index rose to 52.4 from 49 in June, signaling growth. Kansas reported strongest new orders at 59.4 percent.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Federal Reserve Mid-America Kansas

Heymann warned aides of a looming disaster over Foster documents

Former Deputy Attorney General Philip Heymann testified before the Senate Whitewater Committee that he warned presidential aides they faced a major disaster after blocking law enforcement access to Vincent Foster's documents after his death. He said White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum should not decide alone what papers could be reviewed by authorities.

Washington Philip Heymann Vincent Foster Senate Whitewater Committee Heymann White House Bernard Nussbaum Foster Nussbaum Justice Department David Margolis Roger Adams

235 Foot Gambling Ship Club Royale Missing After Erin

The Club Royale, a 235 foot gambling ship, departed Palm Beach to ride out Hurricane Erin and is missing with a skeleton crew aboard. Coast Guard reports 10 to 13 people in life rafts seen after a distress signal. The vessel was not sighted, and fears of a sunken ship persist.

ORT Canaverpe Fla Erin Coast Guard Club Royale Palm Beach Atlantic Vero Beach Scott Carr Miami

China expels two U S Air Force officers on spying claims

China detained and expelled two U S Air Force officers amid spying allegations after they allegedly entered restricted coastal zones and photographed military sites. The men Joseph Wei Chan and Dwayne Howard Florenzie, based at the U S consulate in Hong Kong, were given 24 hours to leave as Washington sought clarity through talks with Beijing.

Eijing United States China U.S. Air Force Foreign Ministry Shen Guofang Shen U.s.-China U.S Lee Teng-hui Beijing McCurry Joseph Wei Chan Air Force Dwayne Howard Florenzie Hong Kong

Kans Pipeline Partners challenge KCC central planning claim

A Kansas Pipeline Partnership spokesman for Western Resources contests Kansas Corporation Commission staff push for tighter natural gas pipeline regulation and what he calls central planning. He cites four consultants and two executives supporting contracts intended to save money, while KCC staff and Williams Natural Gas urge rejection. Hearings set for 10 a.m. Monday as the agency weighs the agreements.

Tara Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas Pipeline Partnership Western Resources Inc Kansas Pipeline KCC Western Jeff Makholm Cambridge, Mass

Local K State Picnic Honors High School Scholars

Local K Staters gathered for the Franklin County Friends of K-State Picnic where Ottawa High School seniors Linda Mackie Liza Tripkos and Diesha Tabor Central Heights High School Brian Haight Nick Wuertz Pomona High School Michael Hoyt and Wellsville High School Casey Lytle received $250 scholarships. The group has donated over $17,000 since 1981. Door prize proceeds plus donations totaled about $500 for next year’s awards. Marc Johnson urged attendees to sustain a strong K State relationship.

Franklin County Friends of Sandy Sylvester Franklin County Friends Ralph Franklin County Nick Wuertz Linda Mackie Casey Lytle Michael Hoyt Brian Haight Wuertz Bob Bozwond

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