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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1994

Page

7

Obituaries for Ruth A Phillips and Dale R Erskine

Ruth A Phillips 82 of Chandler and formerly Ottawa died August 20 1994 in Mesa Ariz A private graveside service was held at Highland Cemetery She was born March 8 1912 in St Joseph Mo and later lived in Ottawa from 1939 until moving to Arizona in 1971 She married Clyde F Phillips in 1938 He died in 1970 Survived by daughter Julie Boyd three sisters one granddaughter and four step grandchildren Memorials to Chandler Seventh Day Adventist Church are suggested Dale R Erskine 68 of Carbondale died August 24 1994 in Topeka Funeral service 10 am Friday at The First Christian Church Overbrook Burial at Carbondale Cemetery He was born March 26 1926 in Carbondale to Archibald and Mary Erskine Worked 45 years for Santa Fe Railroad Married Genevive Faye Johnson in 1965 Survived by wife Genevive one step son Richard Wilson and two sisters Friends may call today at Greenwood Roberts Funeral Home Overbrook and after 9 am Friday at the church Memorials to The First Christian Church Overbrook are suggested.

Ruth A. Phillips Highland Cemetery Chandler Aziz Ottawa Mesa St. Joseph Delbert Marjorie Paynter Arizona Model OC Day D.L. Speer Clyde F. Phillips Platte City Seventh Day Adventist Church Dorcas Society of the Church Julie Boyd Mesa Ariz Laura Guy Kansas City Hazel Hastings Sylvia Foster Palm Harbor Fla Andrew Sharp John Sharp Dale R. Erskine Dale Robert Erskine Carbondale Topeka First Christian Church Overbrook Carbondale Cemetery Archibald and Mary Josephine (Job) Erskine Santa Fe Railroad Genevive Faye Johnson Genevive Richard Dean Wilson Elizabeth Myers Lucille Schmidt Auburn Greenwood- Roberts Funeral Home

Prosecutor details Cowlings case delay in grand jury notes

Los Angeles DA Gil Garcetti explains use of the grand jury to gather evidence against O J Simpson accomplice Al Cowlings. He says no indictment sought against Cowlings, grand jury used for investigative purposes, with subpoenas and candid witness answers. Cowlings, ex teammate, drove the Bronco during the chase. he faces aiding and abetting charges. Trial date for Simpson remains September 19. judge to rule on blood sample sharing for DNA tests.

Linda Deutsch Y OS Angeles O.J. Simpson al Cowlings Simpson Gil Garcetti Cowlings Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman Lance Ito Garcetti Harland Braun

Jobless claims dip slightly in latest weekly report

Washington AP reports first time claims for state unemployment benefits fell by 3,000 to a seasonally adjusted 322,000 for the week ended August 20, down from 325,000 the prior week. The Labor Department noted the small decline marked the first drop this month.

Washington Labor Department

Prosecution Charged In Kansas Child Support Case

Federal charges filed against two Kansas men for failure to pay court ordered child support. Peterson owes about 10000 to two children and 4000 to state welfare reimbursements. Hickman in arrears over 20000 to two grown children. Warrants will be issued and defendants detained for trial in Wichita.

Horton Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Peterson Willis M Bill” Hickman Wichita Clemmons N.C Independence Kan U.S Randy Rathbun Rathbun

Ottawa Area Crime and Accident Briefs Report

Ottawa police and sheriff reports list arrests for warrants and traffic offenses in Kansas City and Pomona, multiple burglaries, thefts including a license tag and a radar detector, several vehicle accidents with injuries and property damage, and a Tuesday fire at 710 E Logan causing about $1000 loss. Notable names include Cori Rachelle Brown, Lincoln Elementary, Mock Motors, and Tony Ledom.

Cori Rachelle Brown Pomona First Hickory Cook’s Service Ottawa Cau E. Logan Lincoln Elementary N. Cedar Mancil D. Porter S. Oak Mock Motors S. Hickory Chad Leslie Wheat E. 5Th

GM Strike Shuts Five Assembly Plants Across North America

An Inland Fisher Guide strike at the General Motors Anderson parts plant led to shutdowns of five GM assembly plants and a total of more than 16,000 workers staying home. The stoppage also halted production at plants in Detroit and Flint, Michigan, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and two Canadian sites in Oshawa and Ste Therese, with an Baltimore plant idling later. Union and GM officials expressed cautious optimism for negotiations and a speedy return of workers, though no timeline was given for the 3,500 striking at Inland Fisher Guide.

Mini Mart South Main Melissa Marie English S. Poplar Ethel May Plouffe S. Elm East Logan Tony R. Ledom Rantoul Wellsville Daniel Lee Wooge Pawnee Road E. Logan Tracy M. Evans Anderson Detroit Flint Mich Fort Wayne Ind Canada Oshawa Ontario Ste. Therese Quebec UAW Baltimore Shea

Environmental justice study flags rising minority exposure to hazardous waste

A seven year campaign for environmental justice notes nonwhite and Hispanic Americans increasingly neighbor hazardous waste facilities. The report avoids vilains, citing the intractable nature of environmental injustice and population shifts or landfill dumping as causes. It was issued Wednesday by the Center for Policy Alternatives the Commission for Racial Justice and the NAACP.

Washington Center For Policy Alternatives Commission For Racial Justice The United Church of Christ National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Wall Street Market in brief office prices and livestock notes

Wall Street Market in brief shows wheat 3.32 corn 2.13 oats 3.22 soybeans 5.49. Livestock reports from Dodge City Kansas note slow trade with slaughter steers and heifers up 60 to 1.00. Weekly totals 42,600 head confirmed. prices for mixed grades around 65.50 to 66.00 for live steers and 66.00 for select heifers. dressed weights around 101.00 for steers. Metals: Gold around 383.30 to 383.70 per troy ounce and silver about 6.24 to 5.25 per troy ounce.

Dodge City Kan Kansas Wonferrous Metals NEW York Spo Handy Harman Comex New Yorksap-11 Kctypl McDonalds Mmdow O'Reilly Auto Borden Penney JC Citicorp PhilipPet QuakerCat Exxon Sfepaccp Ye T SearsRock McDonney Swell MidwRese United Tech Mic Woolworth Cney DeereCo Com- FatKodak Ford Motors Ottawa Co-op Goodrich IBP Inc Franklin County ASCS

Two Die in Hudson Armored Car Hijack Robbery

Masked robbers in jumpsuits hijacked an armored car at NFS Savings Bank in Hudson New Hampshire around 930 am. Authorities reported at least two people killed and hostages taken as police located the vehicle off a nearby road. Senior Assistant Attorney General William Lyons confirmed deaths but did not release identities. North East Armored Transport Inc of Manchester confirmed one truck was seized with few other details.

William Lyons Hudson Lyons North East Armored Transport Inc Manchester

Drug influence links rise in Memphis highway tests

Police Inspector Charles S. Cook reported roadside tests in Memphis, Tennessee showed many reckless drivers tested under the influence of drugs. The finding suggests drugs may rival alcohol as a highway hazard, a surprise to investigators.

Charles S. Cook Memphis Tenn

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