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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

28 Aug 1989

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1989

Page

5

Salute at Fort Leavenworth for WWII flyer Schwensen

In Leavenworth Kansas military rifles will honor 1st Lt Robert Schwensen at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery burial for a World War II airman long listed as missing in action since 1943. His remains were found in New Guinea in 1988, identified, and buried near his brother Capt Justus Schwensen who died in 1945 over Hamburg.

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Leavenworth Kan Military Rifles Robert Schwensen Fort Leavenworth’s National Cemetery Schwensen New Guinea Justus Schwensen Wichita Hamburg Germany Richard Schwensen Ramagen Luxemburg John Schwensen Mansfield Texas
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Roy to retire from medicine in Kansas

Dr. Bill Roy plans to retire from obstetrical practice next week after delivering 8,000 babies. The 63 year old Democrat served Kansas 2nd District in Congress from 1971 to 1975 and tried twice for the Senate. He will pursue health policy teaching and a nationwide insurance plan while remaining active in public life. He cites rising costs, malpractice pressure, and insurance-company second guessing as factors making medical practice less fun and more burdensome.

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Topeka Kan Bill Roy U.S Roy Kansas Congress U.S. Senate
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Parachutes blamed for fatality in Lyons Kansas

Louis F. Pinick, 46, of Kansas City Missouri, died after free falling 8000 feet when neither his main nor emergency parachute opened. He was videotaping three other jumpers from the Oz Parachuting Club. the remaining three landed safely in Lyons.

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Lyons Kan Kansas City Louis F. Pinick Rice County Sheriff's Pinick Sheriff's Department
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