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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1985

Page

7

Wayne E Long Jr funeral and related notices

The Daily Report lists funeral plans for Wayne E Long Jr 28 of 1701 S Main who died from a gunshot Saturday. Services at Dengel Sons Mortuary Tuesday with graveside rites Wednesday at New Hope Cemetery Meeker Oklahoma. Also notices for Jason and Joshua Graves infant deaths and other obituaries, admissions, dismissals, births, arrests, vandalism, thefts, and local police blotter details.

Wayne E Pete" Long JR Pete” Long Jr S. Main Dengel & Son Mortuary New Hope Cemetery Meeker Okla Long Oklahoma City Wolf Creek First Christian Church Wayne E. Long Hutchinson Rita Dalzell Houston Neva Sharp Jason M. Graves Joshua K. Graves Jason Michael Graves Joshua Kyle Graves Lester Earl Marcia Stevens) Graves Moody Ala Frank Rose Dengel & Son Yorton Clark Hope Cemetery Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Wayne E.long JR S. Main St Kansas University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Jerrald Harnden Oklahoma

Fire and power outages from weekend storm in area

A barn north of the Homewood exit on 1-35 was destroyed by fire, likely from lightning, with 500 bales of hay, two saddles, and equipment lost. Dennis Norton, who found the blaze, suffered a minor burn. Separate outages affected Ottawa residents from ground faults in three power circuits at about 4:12 to 4:15 a.m. A near by home suffered minor damage from a lightning strike to a laundry room.

Williamsburg Homewood Warren B. Nelson Dennis Norton Davis Ottawa Sunshine Gaddis RFD 2 13Th Olive Streets

Former Union Leader Williams Ordered to Prison Hospital

Former Teamsters President Roy L. Williams, 70, was ordered by U.S. District Judge Prentice Marshall to serve a 10 year sentence in a prison hospital in Springfield Missouri within 60 days. Williams, citing severe emphysema and heart problems, insisted on innocence as he was wheeled into court with oxygen. He had been convicted in 1982 of conspiring to bribe U.S. Senator Howard Cannon in a Las Vegas land deal to defeat trucking deregulation.

Chicago Teamsters Roy L. Williams U.S Prentice Marshall Williams Marshall Springfield Howard Cannon D-Nev Las Vegas Cannon

Local Ad Briefs and Store Hours Noted

Ad briefs list Ring repair at Drake Jewelry and Crooks Floor Covering hours 9am to 6pm Monday through Saturday at 636 North Main. Dale's Body Shop closes for vacation August 17 to 26. Cross Country Tours promotes tours to Nashville and St. Louis with contact numbers 242-4316 and 242-7009. Final clearance red tag sale on all children's summer clothing at Town and Country Supply.

Drake Jewelry N. Main Nashville St. Louis

Seven Arrests Stem From Drug Probe

Ottawa DPS answered a loud party call at 825 E 2nd. Oren Skiles released one name. six others, including three juveniles, face pending charges. Brian K. Crooks, 18, was charged with paraphernalia possession and possession of a prohibited substance. Juveniles released to parents. adults released on recognizance as lab tests proceed. Substances found included marijuana cocaine and paraphernalia.

Skiles

More Buyers Sought For Prison Products

Kansas lawmakers study ways to boost state agency purchases of prison-made goods. The report urges tighter Prison-Made Goods Act rules, expansion of Kansas Correctional Industries marketing, and improved product quality. It notes underutilization of inmate labor and potential markets in paint, soap, and related items.

Topeka Kan Kansas Special Committee On Kansas Correctional Industries Department of Corrections Secretary of Corrections Richard Mills Panel Legislative Division of Post Audit Michael Barbara Washburn University School of Law Mills Corrections Department Barbara Ellyn Rullenstad Post Audit Division Rullenstad KCI

Wall Street Shares Drift In Narrow Early Trading

Stocks moved in a narrow range as activity remained sluggish after a weak week. The Dow dipped to 1311.94 as the NYSE composite rose to 108.06 while volume fell to 26.26 million shares at noon. Personal income rose 0.4 percent in July, Pan Am slid 4 to 74.4, Resorts International bought 7.2 percent of Pan Am’s parent, and Hewlett Packard fell 3.4 to 35.0 after weak Q3 earnings. The AMEX market value index eased to 231.67.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange NYSE Pan Am Resorts International Pan American World Airways Hewlett-Packard American Stock Exchange

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the Daily Report Earl Thompson Claude Stevens Knobnoster, Mo Frances Buchanan LaCygne Albert Ray Graves Talladega Carrie P Masenthin Carrie Pauline Masenthin RFD Faith Lutheran Church Earl Zimmerman Zion Lutheran Church Vassar Mike Delaney Delores Brecheisen Lyndon Larry Masenthin Quenemo John Masenthin Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Kansas Kidney Foundation Walter V. Nitcher Lee’s Summit Lamb-Roberts Woodlawn William Weber Nitcher Pomona Greenwood and Dean Rural Cyrus Hughes JR Lecompton Warren-McElwain Lawrence Highland Cemetery Fern Price Hughes Lee James Warren Rex Tawa Geraldine Moore Holden Floyd Jacob N. Cherry Roger Moon Arletta Meisner David Stickle Public Safety News Kenneth V. Morrow Maple South Main Earle D. Hunsaker Rantoul North Main Richard D. Winchester Mock Motors S. Hickory Dan Hope Richard C. Fogle Princeton Road Jamie S. Schulz S. Sycamore Rollaway Kenneth L. Howard E. 7Th S. Cherry Sheriff’s News Farmers Co-op Richmond Co-Op Harold G. Bruening Superior Neb Kansas Highway Patrol Ile Kenneth A. Ferris Lewis R. Fritts Jr Sycamore North Cedar James E. Poe Burrough Ottawa Fertilizer Gregory D. Shutt Elin Joseph W. Haas Ottawa Red Michael E. Wichman Raytown South Pence Leona Ball E. 15Th Dale Gordon Princeton Grant Devin W. Altice 13Th and Main Ottawa Co-op Mother Nature Jack Davis Here Forest Park Ransom Memorial Hospital Ad Briefs Dale Silverado Jesse James Aceh Atlantic Releasi Manal, Tos Tom Hanks John Candy Wall Street the Commerce Department Today Memoriam Janet Don Mttany Hickory Reese Yi Lamb- Roberts Funeral Kidney Foundation Franklin Co Lee's Summit Veteran’s Admin Lamb Roberts Funeral William R. Weber Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
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