Obituary for Harry Eugene Minor Jr in Osawatomie Fontana
Harry Eugene Minor Jr 41 died August 19 1994 at home burial Fontana Cemetery. Born July 9 1953 in Beagle he lived in Osawatomie Fontana area and married Vivian Goodnight April 7 1978 Garnett. He worked for BEHM Earl Davis Tree Service Miami County Road and Bridge Dept retiring May 1994 for health reasons. Survived by wife a son three daughters stepsons and stepdaughters siblings and grandchildren. Memorials to Osawatomie Assembly of God Church.
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Miami County Road and Bridge Department
Assembly of God Church
Christopher Eugene Minor
Amber Lynn Minor
Home
Lynette Renee Minor
Teresa Joann Minor
Kevin Paul Cox
Dawna Jean Allen
Shawnee
Joyce Elaine Cox
Jacqueline Mauk
Topeka
Kyle LeRoy Ray
Kansas City
Kan
Mary Joan Engert
Ida Pearl Hale
Ottawa
Osawatomie Assembly of God Church
Copycat killing spree ends with overdose of gun violence
In Lockport New York a man Lee Przybyl killed his estranged wife Polly 36 and her mother Gloria Mason 63 then shot himself after a six hour car phone negotiation with police. He fled in a Ford Explorer and met officers in a store parking lot before fatally shooting himself.
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Los Angeles
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Buffalo General Hospital
Suppression motion overruled in 2 year old Ottawa rape case
Judge Jules V. Doty denied Kim Webster's request to suppress a confession connected to March 8 rape of a 2-year-old girl near Ottawa. Webster, 20, remains accused and innocent plea filed. психиатрическая eval conducted. insanity defense anticipated. sanity hearing to follow before trial date set.
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Larned State Security Hospital
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Judge denies Chavis bid for NAACP reinstatement
The Superior Court refused Benjamin Chavis Jr. immediate reinstatement as executive director of the NAACP. Judge Herbert Dixon said Chavis must await resolution of his lawsuit over his firing, noting the court cannot compel the NAACP to hire him back or force him to work. NAACP officials warned the organization could not survive further debt and donor resistance, while Chavis supporters called the board bias against him. Financial and governance concerns cited included a $2.7 million deficit and use of funds to settle a sex discrimination claim, with no board written approval for debt.
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Hospital Notes and Local Crime Summary
Admissions include Ruth Trendel of Pomona and Heather Marcantel of Ottawa. Dismissals for Evelyn Kinney and Floy Leslie, both of Ottawa. Births reported for Heather Marcantel and Shane Bishop, a daughter born Tuesday in Ottawa and Pomona. The sheriff reports thefts at D&L Auto Sales in Rantoul and cash plus jewelry stolen from James Ivey in Rantoul. Police note arrests of Ethel May Plouffe for suspended license, burglary report by Donald Denton, plus several vehicle accidents and a hit and run in the area.
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Defense challenges DNA evidence in Simpson case
Aggressive defense actions question DNA reliability as lawyers probe blood samples and lab handling. The two day hearing exposed disputes over access to samples and potential contamination, with Judge Ito set to rule Friday while allowing defense experts to view the evidence today.
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Durable goods orders fall sharply in July
U S factories saw durable goods orders plunge 4.2 percent in July, the largest drop in two and a half years, with autos’ two-week shutdown a major factor. Despite the decline, year-over-year orders remain up about 13.3 percent, fueling expectations of a slower recovery in the latter half of the year.
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Wall Street Market in brief and livestock notes
Market update from August 24, 1994 reports major indexes at 11 a.m. and Kansas fed cattle sales with slow trade. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 lower. 11,900 steers and 9,700 heifers confirmed, week to date 35,200 head. Prices given for mixed and specific weight ranges. Also notes cattle receipts at St. Joseph and feeder steer quotes. In New York nonferrous metals, spot gold and silver prices listed with 1994 quotes from Handy & Harman and NY Comex.
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ASCS
Dodge City
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Absent Parents Boost Kansas Child Support Payments
Kansas reports higher child support collections with 80.2 million in public funds two years ago rising to 92 million in the latest year ending June 30. The state credits tracking computers late-payment credit rating rules and wage deductions, plus poster campaigns identifying delinquent parents to prompt payment.
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Kansas
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
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Noise study urges KC airport land buys and zoning changes
About 20 years after planes began flying from Kansas City International Airport the aviation department proposes buying property from residents affected by noise. The plan also calls for directing night takeoffs north reducing development south of the airport and rezoning land near I 435 and Missouri 152 for commercial use. Residents Lorene Snow and Mel Blahnik dispute the study citing higher noise than models show while another Platte County resident says noise is minimal.
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Circus Mistake Cited Over Tyke Animal Claim
A statement from a handler last year described Tyke as having all the traits of a killer. He called the presentation of Tyke in a circus a mistake.
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