Obituary for Johnnie Jacob McEchron Jacob 94 Ottawa
Services pending for Johnnie Price McEchron Jacob of Ottawa who died November 30, 1995 in a Topeka hospital. Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa is handling arrangements. a complete obituary will be published later.
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Three men plead guilty in Tony Curtis son death
In Barnstable Superior Court three men admitted manslaughter and drug charges for supplying heroin in the July 1994 Provincetown overdose death of actor Tony Curtis's 23 year old son Nicholas Curtis. Wayne Peters received two years in jail and four years probation, while John Denaro and Joshua Laven drew three months in jail and five years probation. Laven, described as the victim's best friend, faced the sentence.
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Ottawa man dies from apparent accidental gunshot
Randy Willingham, 27, of Ottawa died early this morning from a single gunshot wound to the head after a shooting at Shady Hollow Trailer Court in south Ottawa. He was airlifted to the University of Kansas Medical Center where an autopsy will determine cause of death as police continue the investigation.
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Parks Civil Rights Moment Remembered In Montgomery
In Montgomery on the anniversary of Rosa Parks seat protest, elders recall buses desegregation and the start of a civil rights movement. A marker marks where Parks was arrested, and participants reflect on progress since the boycott and ongoing poverty and job challenges in the city.
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Hospital Notes And Police News From Ottawa And Wellsville
Admissions include Frances Bradshaw and Mildred Pearson with Thursday dismissals for Frances Bradshaw’s daughter. A daughter born to Frances and James Bradshaw of Wellsville on Wednesday. Police report Steven J. Teter arrested on suspicion of battery and Billie R. Evans on suspicion of driving with a suspended license. both released to appear in municipal court. A non-injury crash on First Street near Willow involved Billie A. Evans with damage over $500.
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Man shoots two before he kills self in doorway
Boston police say John T. Lin a 25 year old Babson College student shot his ex wife s lawyer William F Kahn 48 then wounded Officer Jonathan Stratton before dying by suicide as officers closed in Kahn was not a random target and Stratton wore a bulletproof vest and survived the shooting incident in the financial district
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Rapper Stretch slain in Queens van ambush near anniversary of Shakur shooting
Randy Walker known as Stretch, 27, former Live Squad member, was killed when three attackers chased his mother's van in Queens. The shooting came about five minutes after the one year since Tupac Shakur was shot. Police probing a possible link to Shakur case.
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Leeson pleads guilty in Barings collapse case
Former Barings trader Nick Leeson pleaded guilty to two fraud counts in Singapore. Prosecutors dropped nine additional charges. Judge Richard Magnus said the accused is found guilty on both charges and will sentence on Saturday. Maximum punishment is eight years in prison, potentially less.
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Wall Street Slow as Slaughter Cattle Steady Demand Low
Wall Street very slow. Slaughter steers and heifers steady with very limited demand. Sales confirmed on 2,600 slaughter steers and 700 slaughter heifers Thursday. Week to date 85,800 head confined. Volume includes 12,000 head about 14 percent previously contracted. Slaughter steers: select and choice 2-3 1200-1326 Ib 7.00-67.50, mostly select few choice 1125-1376 Ib 66.00-67.00. Slaughter heifers: select and choice 2-3 1060-1126 Ib 37.00. Nonferrous metals prices noted with spot activity in New York.
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Phar-Mor co-founder sentenced for scheme
Phar-Mor Inc. co-founder Michael Monus was sentenced to 235 months in prison plus a $1 million fine and five years probation for a fraud and embezzlement scheme. Prosecutors say Monus, CFO Patrick Finn, and VP Jeffrey Walley drained funds to fund a lavish lifestyle and support the World Basketball League. Finn and Walley pleaded guilty and will testify, while Monus faces appeals and a 1993 hung jury verdict.
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