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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1987

Page

7

Heat and thunderstorm chances across states in almanac

Franklin County Almanac notes a heat wave near Columbia South Carolina with high 90s and humidity. It forecasts mostly clear nights, warm days, southeast winds, and events from Friday to Sunday including isolated thunderstorms and near seasonal temperatures. Similar trends are given for Missouri Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma and Arkansas with thunderstorms and warm highs.

Missouri Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma Panhandle Arkansas

Garnett joint bid seeks open access to Williams pipeline

Garnett Kansas City Commission voted to join Iola Chanute and Neodesha in seeking a temporary injunction to force Williams Natural Gas of Tulsa to open its pipeline. The move aims to allow Garnett to buy gas on the spot market saving an estimated $200 000 to $250 000 annually while Williams appeals a court ruling on open access. Rick Doran said Williams canceled their contract last May and Garnett has purchased spot gas at about $1.25 per thousand cubic feet cheaper than the old Williams rate.

Diane Yeamans Herald Garnett Garnett City Commission Iola and Chanute Williams Natural Gas of Tulsa Kansas Oklahoma Neodesha Williams City of Rick Doran Wyoming Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERC Doran Iola

Congress Like Junkie In Treasury Dealings

AP News Analysis examines Congress rushing to raise the debt limit to avoid default. It notes lawmakers pass short term debt bills loaded with unrelated amendments, using the crisis to gain political leverage. Rep Panetta calls it legislative strategy and a therapy for chronic overspending.

Steven Komarov Washington Congress Treasury House Senate Gramm- Rudman Leon Panetta D-Calif House Task Force

Obituaries Grace Gilmore and Iva Palmer Lawrence

Grace McCrea Gilmore 87 of Richmond died August 4 1987 at Oak Haven Nursing Center funeral arrangements incomplete announced by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Iva Simmons Palmer 91 of Lawrence died August 4 1987 at Colonial Manor funeral 2 30 pm Friday Warren McElwain Mortuary Chapel burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa born Centropolis July 16 1896 married Robert Palmer moved to Lawrence 1941 served as secretary in university building and grounds department survived by son Robert Palmer siblings and in laws memorials suggested to First United Methodist Church Lawrence or Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association

Grace Gilmore Grace McCrea Gilmore Richmond Oak Haven Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Iva Palmer Lawrence Iva (Simmons) Palmer Lawrence Centropolis Colonial Manor Warren-McElwain Highland Cemetery Ottawa Robert Palmer University of Kansas First United Methodist Church of Adah Eastern Star Fidelity Shrine White Shrine of Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association Kansas City Ralph McCrea Oak Haven Nursing Center Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home

Prosecution, Demjanjuk Clash in Jerusalem Court

Prosecutor Michael Shaked concluded a six day cross examination of John Demjanjuk saying there is no way to avoid concluding the former Ohio man ran gas chambers at Treblinka. Demjanjuk objected, calling the claim a lie as spectators jeered. The 67 year old ex autoworker from Cleveland suburb denies being Ivan the Terrible and says he was in Soviet Red Army camps when the war era alleged crimes occurred.

Jerusalem Michael Shaked John Demjanjuk Ohio Demjanjuk Cleveland Ivan the Terrible Treblinka Poland Red Army

Multiple Admissions and Dismissals Listed At County Homes

Daily Report items show Edna Probst admitted to Canterbury Court near Luceay. dismissals include Veronica Van Wie to Ottawa Retirement Village and Rosie Henry to Wellsville Manor. Sheriff’s news covers arrests on I-35 and K-33 near Wellsville with bonds posted, plus a Kansas City burglary suspect. District Court notes juvenile probation for theft, traffic fines for overweight loads, and public safety arrests for DUI and license issues. Thefts report unpaid motel stay and bicycle theft. Quotations for Ottawa Co-op grain prices listed.

R Lluesaay Veronica van Wie S. Main Ottawa Retirement Village Rosie Henry Bernard Cowdin S. Cedar Wellsville Manor Sheriff’s Michael A. Phillips Kansas City Kan Highway Patrol Here Franklin County Frederick R. Knight Wellsville Travis L Attic W. 2Nd Homewood District Court News Valeri R. Thomas Baldwin Alco Jerry E. Watts Pomona John S. Reiter Colony Billy J.C. Camp Gardner Glen R. Seier Cedar

Middle East tensions sway markets as oil nudges high

Oil futures hovered near 22 per barrel amid Middle East tensions, while stocks slipped and gold advanced. US plans to escort reflagged Kuwaiti tankers keep Gulf routes open as Iran Iraq conflict flares Mecca clashes raise regional anxiety. US automakers report July sales dip 3.6 percent despite truck gains. WTI futures settle near 21.97 after swing.

Associated Press Middle East Mideast Persian Gulf Tracts U.S Gulf United States West Texas

New York stock prices rise broad after two day slump

Dow Jones gains 27.74 to 2574.46 as of noon EDT with all major indexes up. Analysts credit stronger earnings, dollar strength, and reduced Middle East fears for the rebound, noting large blue chips IBM Kodak Procter & Gamble and General Electric advance amid rising volume.

New York Middle East U.S American Stock Exchange NYSE IBM Eastman Kodak Procter & Gamble General Electric

Back To School Sale At THE ALLEY

The Alley advertises a Back To School sale with 20 percent off coats sweaters and jeans. KIDS SPECIAL invites 18 and under to visit Wednesdays in August 5 to 9 pm. Includes promotional items and events at local venues.

Taylor Iniature Golf

Valerie Harper Returns To Valerie After Salary Dispute

Valerie Harper resumes work on Valerie after a salary dispute that kept her off an NBC episode. Lorimar and NBC initially refused her higher pay, filed suit to restrict work elsewhere, and filmed without her before a settlement or breakthrough was reported.

Los Angeles Valerie Valerie Harper Miss Harper Tony Cacciotti Lorimar NBC Barbara Brogliatti Barry Stagg

Correction on Ottawa suit story fixes two names

A reporting error in a Tuesday lawsuit story misidentified two drivers. The corrected paragraph clarifies that the two utility trucks were driven by Chester Ferguson and Kornhaus, not Jung and Kornhaus, and were parked over a crest when a Jung pickup struck one of the city trucks.

Ottawa Jodi) Jung Curt Kornhaus Jung Chester) Ferguson

Tina Altendorf Named National Young Leaders Conference Scholar

Ottawa resident Tina Altendorf has been chosen as a congressional scholar for the National Young Leaders Conference post graduate program and will attend this week in Washington D C. A Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs representative will be in Ottawa on Tuesday Aug 25 at 1 p.m. at Ottawa City Hall to discuss services. The Miami County Child and Youth Protection Team in Paola received one of 34 grants totaling 323661 from the Kansas Children and Youth Advisory Committee. The trust fund was created by the Kansas Legislature in 1981 and grant monies are managed through the Youth Services Division of the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services.

Tina Altendorf Ottawa Washington, D.C Kansas Commission On Veterans’ Affairs Ottawa City Hall Miami County Paola Kansas Children and Youth Advisory Committee Kansas Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services

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