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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 2000

Page

5

Doctors disagree on shoplifter's death in Michigan

In Dearborn, a medical examiner testified that 32 year old Frederick Finley died of acute heart failure triggered by the June 22 confrontation with Lord & Taylor guards, not asphyxia. Dennis Richardson, 29, faces involuntary manslaughter charges over a choke hold in the Fairlane Town Center parking lot.

Dearborn Mich Lord & Taylor Ld. Dragovic Frederick Finley Dennis Richardson Finley Richardson Fairlane Town Center Virginia Sobotka Drapovic Wayne County Boguslav Pietak Inley Dragovic

U.S. fears China response to missile defense plan

A U S intelligence estimate warns China would speed up its nuclear buildup if the United States deploys a national missile defense. The report says Beijing would seek a numerical edge, with additions likely modest but aimed at offsetting defenses.

Washington U.S China United States Clinton Russia Europe North Korea Iran CIA Pakistan Libya Iraq Persian Gulf Siles New York Times India the Times

Planes collide over New Jersey injure no one on ground

In Burlington Township two planes collided midair over a residential area killing all 11 people aboard. Five bodies and one plane fuselage landed in the Trzaskawkas' garage as debris scorched nearby property, while others dropped on athletic fields and a soybean field. Investigators from the FAA and NTSB pursue clues, noting lack of black boxes and radar detail.

Burlington Township N.J Cathy Trzaskawka Ed Trzaskawka Trzaskawka Steeplechase Trenton Nicole Lambert Lambert Federal Aviation Administration National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Robert Benzon Benzon Navy Naval Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Station Patuxent River Naval Air Station Washington, D.C Barry Roberson

Ford returns to California after stroke recovery

Former President Gerald Ford, 87, arrived in Rancho Mirage with wife Betty and daughter Susan after a small stroke at the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Doctors express optimism for full recovery and note a 5 to 10 percent higher risk of another stroke.

Palm Springs Calif Ford Rancho Mirage Philadelphia Betty Susan Richard Nixon Robert Schwartzman California Alan Kiselstein Kiselstein Carole Thomas

New York signs broad gun law with trigger locks and checks

Governor Pataki signed a sweeping New York bill mandating trigger locks, ballistic fingerprinting and background checks at gun shows. The measure closes a Brady loophole, requires shell casings from test firings to be filed with police, and links casings to crime-scene bullets to track illicit guns.

Garden City N.Y Catherine Murphy New York City Murphy New York George Pataki Long Island Pataki

Six million acres closed by wildfires in Montana

In Montana a closure of six to eight million acres of state, private, tribal and federal land was ordered to curb fires. Bitterroot Valley evacuations exceed 970 people as 52 homes burn. Hiking and fishing are banned on state lands without permits. homeowners may cross land. Firefighters total 20,000 nationwide fighting 70 large blazes across 992,000 acres.

Hamilton Mont Big Sky Marc Racicot National Interagency Fire Center Idaho New Zealand Australia Canada Mexico Neal Hitchcock Montana Bitterroot

Richmond Kansas to Sell Public Park Property Parcel Notice

The City of Richmond Kansas proposes selling a park tract in Franklin County under K S A 12 1901. Peggy Beach of Richmond to pay 3000 dollars. city reserves utilities and an alley easement running with the land. Proceeds to reduce city hall lease obligations. ordinance dated July 2000 adopted by Mayor Bob Cooper and City Clerk Edith Hornberger.

Richmond Kansas Franklin County Peggy City of Richmond City Hall Bob Cooper Edith Homberger Edith Hornberger

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