Juvenile violence rates drop after years of rise in 1995
FBI figures show youth arrests for violent crimes fall 2.9 percent and murder arrests drop 15.2 percent for ages 10 to 17. Officials credit a broad, community-driven shift in attitudes toward youth crime and expanded prevention and gun-control efforts.
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Lab cannot enhance video image in Abercrombie murder case
A California lab cannot produce a higher quality photo from surveillance video of a man using victim Carol Abercrombie's credit card. Lt. Mike Sweeney said officials will send the tape to another lab. Abercrombie, 56, and relatives were slain July 20 21 in Salina. A 6:10 am ATM attempt at Bosselman Truck Plaza captured a distant profile.
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Brothers sentenced in drug ring murders case
In Kansas City a three Vest brothers’ drug operation tied to a deli and later a Blue Springs car wash ended with James K. Vest receiving life without parole for murder and drug charges. Steven and Mark Vest were also sentenced to life terms. Darrell Vest drew eight years after pleading guilty to nine felonies including conspiracy to distribute cocaine and money laundering.
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Arizona
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Ernest Carbajal
City Hall to move to new location this August
Public notices announce City Hall will be closed Friday August 9 to relocate to 101 S. Hickory. Payments to the night deposit box resume August 12 at the new site. Also listed are a class reunion at Pizza Village, dances at Garnett and Ottawa VFWs, hazardous waste drop-off, a fall sale at Fashion Alley, and the 1996 97 entertainment season ticket drive with contact number 242 8810.
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Pepsi Harrier ad dispute blocked by Pentagon facts
A 21 year old student cannot obtain a Harrier jet from Pepsi promotion. Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon says demilitarized aircraft only, cannot be flown or sold to the public. Pepsi says the jet was a model or computer simulation, Leonard pursued a jet for 7 million points, legal actions ensue with Pepsi seeking to dismiss the case.
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Study finds talk radio listeners more knowledgeable overall
A University of Pennsylvania Annenberg study shows talk radio listeners seek news from diverse outlets except television and are more knowledgeable than nonlisteners. It notes media coverage may overstate hosts' political influence and highlights a range of political talk formats alongside sports and finance shows.
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Ottawa hospital notes and local incidents report
Admissions include Dean Walburn and William Hamic from Ottawa on Wednesday. Dismissals list Phyllis Schamle of Wellsville to St Luke's Kansas City on Thursday and Max Shoemaker with Wanda Brumit of Ottawa on Thursday. A vandalized van owned by Bruce Johnson of Quenemo was found with damage over $500 at 400 Marshall Road Pomona. Police report arrests of Chad Kalousek of 835 Olive for battery with cooling off period and court appearance, and Scott Phillips on a Johnson County warrant. Jewelry stolen from Glenda Ball's home valued at $760 with $100 door damage. Multiple non injury and property accidents reported in Pomona and Ottawa area. damage exceeds $500 in several cases.
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William Hamic
Ottawa
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Wellsville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
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Wanda Brumit
Sheriff’s News
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E. Osage
Franklin County
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S. Princeton
Johnson County
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Wall Street mixed after noon trading rout and market quotes
At noon the Dow fell 3.33 to 5710.16 while the NYSE composite rose 0.19 to 354.10 and the S&P 500 gained 0.71 to 663.30. Nasdaq advanced 1.05 to 1138.56. AMEX declined 0.35 to 551.42 amid separate commodity and grain price reports from Ottawa and Franklin County.
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