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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1994

Page

9

Obituaries for Jean Lofgreen and Myra Koreltz

Funeral services were held for Jean Evelyn Lofgreen 72 who died August 10 1994 in Las Vegas Nevada and for Myra B Koreltz 91 who died August 19 1994. Jean Lofgreen born December 27 1921 in Ottawa is survived by a daughter son two sisters four grandchildren and one great grandchild. A Sunrise Auxiliary Scholarship Fund memorial is listed. Koreltz funeral services set for August 23 1994 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. A Loan Closet donation is requested. A note says a complete obituary will be published tomorrow.

Jean E. Lofgreen Las Vegas Jean Evelyn (Wrench) Lofgreen Palm Mortuary Jean Evelyn Wrench Ottawa James Otis Lena Wrench Deanna Lofgreen Ponting San Francisco David Lofgreen Sunrise Auxiliary Maryland Parkway Jean Lofgreen Myra B. Koreltz Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel and Son Mortuary Highland Cemetery

Chavis Controversy Deepens As NAACP Board Meets

NAACP directors prepare to decide Executive Director Benjamin Chavis fate after a weekend session. Susan Tisdale of Cleveland planned a news conference at NAACP headquarters to discuss grievances but backs off threats of suit. Tisdale says she was pressured by board members and that Chavis apologized for an incident in Baltimore earlier this year.

Ashington West Naacp Benjamin Chavis Chavis Susan Tisdale Cleveland NAACP Baltimore Ehalf Dr. Chavis

Fee increase urged in tax case in Kansas

In the Shawnee County District Court judge hears a guardian ad litum Topeka attorney’s revised fee recommendation for the military retirees income tax refund case. Palmer now proposes 10 percent of the final refund plus about 415000 in expenses. If settlement exceeds 60 million the lawyers could exceed six million.

Opera, Kan Jerry Palmer Topeka Guardian Ad Litum Adrian Allen Shawnee County Palmer Allen Michael Barbara Barbara Han

Hemp lobby group Commerce in Hemp seeks broader cannabis reform

A Hemp group named Commerce in Hemp advocates for marijuana legalization while stressing openness to diverse views. spokesperson Kelsey says the group does not slam others and focuses on dialogue with varied organizations.

Kelsey

Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports From Local Area

Dismissals list Cathleen Morgan of Greeley. Open heart surgery underway for Frankie Gentry, wife of Leon, at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Send flowers or cards to the medical center or to the Gentry residence in Princeton. Sheriff reports: Cecil Lott of South Bend jailed on suspended license, bond posted. Four youths, Pedrow, Collins, Heath Griffin, and Damon Griffin, face criminal damage to property after mailboxes damaged on Sandcreek Road. a baseball bat found in their vehicle. Minor suspects released to parents. report to county attorney. Police notes detail burglary at Pedrow’s home with $1,300 loss and theft at Conoco gas station for eight gallons of unleaded gasoline worth $9.52. Accidents include a non-injury rear-end collision on Mulberry and Logan. two-vehicle crash on Princeton with damages under $500. Fire department attended a vehicle fire on South Ash. Fogle vehicle destroyed, loss about $500.

Cathleen Morgan Greeley Frankie Gentry Leon Gentry Princeton Overland Park Regional Medical Center Quivira Overland Park Gentry Ohio Road Sheriff's News Cecil Keith Lott South Bend Ind Pomona Kentucky Sandcreek Roads Sean Matthew

Kansas feedlot sales and hog quotations from nationwide market brief

Livestock and metals brief from Dodge City and New York reports. Kansas feedlot trade was quiet with 64 000 head week to date and 20 600 previously contracted cattle. Hog quotes in St Joseph show barrows and gilts steady to 60 lower, sows scarce with 300 600 lb range. Nonferrous metals report gold around 381.80 and 380.80 per troy oz, silver near 5.19 per troy oz as of Friday.

Franklin County ASCS Dodge City Kan Kansas T. Joseph, Mo NEW York Spo Handy & Harman

Arkansas City woman convicted in toddler drowning case

A 27-year-old Arkansas City woman Tina Matthews was found guilty of endangering a child in the bath tub drowning of her 8-month old daughter Christina Brewer on September 4. The jury acquitted on involuntary manslaughter charges, delivering a conviction on the lesser offense.

Winfield, Kan Arkansas City Tina Matthews Christina Brewer

Brown defends NAFTA as boost to US Canada Mexico economies

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown says NAFTA has boosted economies of the United States Canada and Mexico based on six months of data. He cites rising exports and imports while critics note a growing US trade deficit with Canada and shrinking surplus with Mexico. Economists warn of imbalances despite Brown’s optimism.

Ashington Wennsayers United States Canada Mexico Ron Brown NAFTA U.S Thea Lee Economic Policy Institute Brown North America

Nuclear regulator challenges Wester reports on security

Yuri Rogozhin, spokesman for Russia's nuclear regulator, asserts that a smart man can cheat any system in response to Wester reports criticizing Russia's nuclear security. The remark frames skepticism about oversight and raises questions about safeguarding nuclear facilities and procedures.

Yuri Rogozhin Russia Nuclear Regulatory Agency Wester

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