Obituarys for Edna Gardner Osawatomie and Roy Crist
Obituary notices announce Edna B. Gardner 92 of Ottawa died Aug 10 1994 with service at Dengel and Son. Burial at Louisburg Cemetery. She taught in Louisburg area, worked for Miami County engineer, married Frederick Gardner in 1924. Also Valerie Alberty 42 Osawatomie died Aug 5 1994 with service at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home. Buried at Osawatomie Cemetery. She leaves husband Edmond and three sons. Roy C Crist 87 of Olathe died Aug 10 1994 with service at Wilson and Son Chapel Wellsville. Burial at Scott Valley Cemetery. Survivors include wife Helen and three sons. Memorials to CCF Training Center or Visiting Nurses.
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Edna B. Gardner
Ottawa
Dengel and Son
Gary Beach
George Gardner
Louisburg Cemetery
Louisburg
Arthur B
Dana E. (Moore) Lewis
Frederick A. Gardner
Ursuline Academy
Paola
Miami County
Atwood and
Garnett
First United Methodist Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Order of Eastern Star
Social Order of Beauceant
Freda Gilmore
Thomas P. Lewis
Nelson B. Lewis
Samuel Lewis
Georgia Alice Lewis
Dengel and Son Mortuary
First United
Valorie K. Alberty
Osawatomie
Valerie Kay Alberty
Eddy Birchard
Boyd S. Groves
Willie Hinton
Osawatomie Co
Don
Elaine
Linville
Darren Brady
DeWayne Brady
Los Angeles
Dennis Brady
Vickie Smith
Valette Parks
Lorie Brady
Kansas City
Alberty
Roy C. Crist
Wellsville
Roy Calvin Crist
Olathe
Crystal Park
Wilson and Son Chapel
Ray Briscoe
Scott Valley Cemetery
Friend
Charles C
Minnie (Ayres) Crist
Lone Elm
Amway
Helen Gutschow
Larrick
Antioch Baptist Church
Bobby Lee Crist
Charles Galen Crist
Helen
Jean Runnells
Roy
Clifford Crist
Orathes
Charles Calvin Crist
Edgerton
Harold Déan Crist
Ethel McDaniel
CCF
Burlington
Graffiti vandalism reported at Forest Park structures
Ottawa police investigated graffiti sprayed on four sides of the horse club building two children's tables two park benches and the slippery slide at Forest Park. Capt. Charles Bowling said no arrests yet though police suspect a gang initiated act in an isolated area. No loss estimate was provided.
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Forest Park
Ottawa
W. 4Th
Horse Club
Charles Bowling
Bowling
Wholesale prices rise in July led by energy and coffee
The Labor Department reported the Producer Price Index up 0.5 percent in July, the same as April 1993, with energy volatility driving the gain. For the year to date the index rose 2.2 percent at an annual rate, while the 12 month rise remains modest. Economists call the core rate the key and note it remains fairly low.
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Washington
Labor Department
David Wyss
Dri-Mcgraw Hill
Jobless claims rise to 321,000 in latest week
The Labor Department reported 321,000 initial U S. claims for the week ending August 6, a moderate rise after two weeks of declines. The figure was the highest since July 23 when 329,000 sought benefits, and up 6,000 from the revised 315,000 for the prior week.
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Washington
Labor Department
Precinct winners named for Aug 2 county election
County clerk announces party winners by precinct and township. Democrats list includes multiple precincts and townships with two candidates in many, while Republicans provide candidate pairs across eight precincts and several townships. No vacancies indicated where not listed.
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Polly McCall
N. Spruce
Richard Jackson
N. Mulberry
Veronica Mages
S. Cherry
Jane A. Wingert
George Wingert
Rockwood
Bettie Sue Shumway
Keith Shumway
Simpson undergoes minor surgery then returns to jail
AP reports Dr. Robert Huizenga says the procedure was performed without complications and Simpson fared well. He left Cedars-Sinai in an unmarked car and returned to the Men's Central Jail where he will remain in the hospital ward for several days. A jury consultant says voir dire will focus on de-selecting potential prosecutors’ top jurors. Simpson faces murder charges in the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman case slated for trial Sept. 19.
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Linda Deutsch
OS Angeles
Simpson
Robert Huizenga
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Huizenga
Ron Wise
Sheriff’s Department
Robert Shapiro
Los Angeles County
Usc Medical Center
Martin
Celebrity Medical Center
Jo-Ellan Dimitrius
Dimitrius
Rodney King
McMartin
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Ottawa man arrested for writing worthless checks
Sheriff reports Kevin Date Funk, 24, Topeka, arrested Wednesday afternoon in the 300 block of Main on suspicion of writing worthless checks and jailed awaiting first district court appearance. Multiple theft and property-damage reports include bikes and a scooter taken from residences, with losses ranging from 90 to 230 dollars, plus safety glass and a bird bath damaged at local sites. An injury accident on I-35 near K-68 involved a tractor-trailer and a car. the driver, Virginia Davis, possibly injured but not hospitalized. A separate non-injury collision on South Main occurred involving Heath Jared Griffin and Kenneth E. Hennessey.
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Kevin Date Funk
Topeka
Main
Roger Dean Shambaugh
N. Poplar
Janie Marie Potter
W. 3Rd
Apt. 5
S. Oak
Mary Beth Watkins
S. Maple
Rick J. McFadden
S. Locust
Douglas A. Mescher
Hamilton
Virginia Davis
Kansas City
Davis
Kansas Highway Patrol
South Main
Heath Jared Griffin
S. Main
Kenneth E. Hennessey
S. Cherry
State nets 621 fugitives through benefit lure
Ohio authorities captured 621 fugitives in three months by enticing them to a state office with offers of higher welfare benefits or $1000 income tax refunds. The 621, all felons, were among 5,100 fugitives mailed offers as part of the crackdown. Some were wanted for murder, rape, arson, or kidnapping.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lee Fisher
Market in brief Major market indexes at 11 a.m.
At 11 a.m. on August 11 1994 major market indexes showed notable activity with traders watching key stock movements across leading exchanges. Investors assessed corporate results and economic data amid cautious optimism.
July Retail Sales Dip 0.1 Percent on Auto Decline
Government reports indicate July retail sales fell 0.1 percent, largely due to weaker automobile purchases. The Commerce Department estimated total sales at $184.8 billion, down from a revised $184.9 billion in June, with June previously sighted at $183.8 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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