Berkey 97 of Lawrenceville Ill. dies. private services set
Fred M. Berkey born August 21 1897 in eastern Kansas died Sunday November 20 1994 at age 97 in Lawrenceville Illinois. He attended the University of Kansas, served in World War I, and worked as a chemical engineer for Monsanto 1942 to 1965. He married Lionne Bingaman in 1923 and is survived by two daughters, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Private services are planned December 12 1994 at Princeton Cemetery with Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in charge.
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Gospel group Heartland Boys to perform in Ottawa
The Heartland Boys, a professional gospel group featuring Brent Fredricks of Ottawa and former Blackwood Quartet members George Amon Webster and his brother, will perform at Ottawa Middle School at 7 30 p m on Saturday December 17. Admission is a minimum $7 for adults twelve and over. The Ottawa show marks the fourth time the group has played in the city and will include new material, traditional gospel songs, and Christmas numbers.
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Greenspan signals potential rise in prices
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan warned that inflation pressures are building in the production chain even as consumer prices run at a 2.6 percent pace through October 1994. He said rapid raw material price increases and strong demand could lead to higher finished goods costs and more rate hikes unless trends soften.
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Ottawa High student arrested on paraphernalia at school
A 17 year old Ottawa High School student was arrested by the Tri County Drug Enforcement Unit on suspicion of drug paraphernalia found at the school. He was in the vice principal's office when officers arrived. Evidence will be sent to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation lab for possible further charges. The youth was released to a parent and a report sent to the county attorney.
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Ottawa man charged with aggravated sodomy
An 18 year old Ottawa man, Stephen Wayne Hackler, was charged in Franklin County District Court with aggravated sodomy involving a 13 year old Ottawa boy. He was released on 2500 dollars bond. The incident allegedly occurred in September at Home Base, a local boys home at 403 S Cedar. Both remain at Home Base under staff supervision.
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Local Notes and Police Reports From Tri-County Deo News
Admissions list several patients including Etta Johnson and Raymond Davis with new arrivals and dismissals. Police and court items detail arrests of Duane and Sonyia Sherman for marijuana and drug paraphernalia, a district court arraignment for James D. Johnson on rape and sex charges, probation revocation for Michael Powell, and multiple police incidents including habitual violator arrest, domestic battery, burglary losses, auto theft, and vandalism with names and locations in Ottawa Pomona and surrounding areas.
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Melvern
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Wells
TCI expands basic rate as Ottawa lineup grows
TCI raises expanded basic cable by 68 cents per month effective January 1 to cover costs from adding C SPAN TV Home Shopping Network and Prevue. Spokesman Bill Severn cites FCC law changes allowing rate increases with new programming and adds a separate FCC user fee of 3 to 4 cents monthly through September.
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Charge results from car death in Sealoosa Kan
Virginia Luttrell 42 of rural Jefferson County was charged with voluntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend Gary Harding 37 of Meriden. He died as a passenger when Luttrell drove a car off Kansas 4 south of Meriden last Friday. Luttrell was not injured and also faces vehicular battery and DUI counts. She was arrested on warrants for marijuana possession drug paraphernalia and intent to distribute and released on 10000 bond after a district court appearance and will attend Harding funeral then enter court ordered alcohol treatment.
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Auditors Find Bush Campaign Owes 1.3 Million
FEC auditors say Bush-Quayle Re-Election Committee must repay about 1.3 million to the U.S. Treasury for campaign spending infractions. Tsongas campaign is also urged to repay around 180 thousand. The largest amount covers nearly 1 million in federal matching funds improperly received.
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