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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2004

Page

5

Britain Keeps 9000 Troops In Iraq Amid Violence

In mid 2003 Britain's force in Iraq remains around 9,000 to 9,800 troops, centered near Basra, as Blair backs the U.S.-led invasion. Violence intensifies with U.S. airstrikes, an Iraqi nuclear scientist killed, and insurgents targeting oil pipelines. Prime Minister Blair meets Gen Casey and Lt Gen Kiszely as Bush cautions the electoral process ahead.

Bush U.S Baghdad Iraq Saddam Labour Party Britain Basra United States Blair George W. Casey John Kiszely Allawi Najaf Karbala Samdi Al-Alosi Tlit Baqouba Taleb Ibrahim al-Daher Diyala University Khrisan Ceyhan North Oil Co Kirkuk Washington

Funeral set as suspect faces court in baby killing case

The funeral for Victoria Jo Stinnett is scheduled today at the same Melvern church that joined Bobbie Jo and Zeb Stinnett in marriage. Lisa Montgomery, accused of kidnapping and harming the infant, remains charged with federal crimes while Kevin Montgomery’s involvement is not charged. Authorities describe an ongoing, tightly watched investigation with residents and co workers noting Montgomery’s emotional state and the couple’s family life.

Victoria Jo Stinnett Zeb Stinnett Topeka Montgomery Don Ledford U.S. Attorney’s Office Kansas City Mike Wheatly First Church of God Melvern ABC Good Morning America Kevin Montgomery Stinnett Bobbie Jo Zeb Acme Sign Inc Lisa Montgomery Greyhound Lines Inc Wendy's Interstate 35 Emporia Ottawa Lyndon Kirk Williams Williams Lisa Montgomerys Marais Des Cygnes Valley High School Ted Vannecker New Mexico Lisa Boman Deming N.M Carl Boman Deming Headlight Monica Gutierrez

Melvern Community Forms Relief Fund After Tragic Incidents

In Melvern a relief fund has been started by residents and the Melvern Branch Bank to aid Stinnett’s family amid a murder and kidnapping case and a traffic death. Kay Salisbury, who knew Montgomery, recalls her friend and notes the shock and grief across the town. Residents mourn Terry Burkdoll, a Babe Ruth district commissioner, whose funeral is set for Wednesday, while the fund accepts donations at P.O. Box 121 Melvern KS 66510.

Montgomery Stormont-Vail Regional Health Center Topeka Kay Salisbury Melvern Kansas City Kan Salisbury Lisa Terry Burkdoll Garry Burkdoll Babe Ruth Baseball District Stinnett Schultze Skidmore

Accounting firm to add jobs in Wichita four-year plan

Franchise Services Co. of Wichita, an accounting firm for restaurants, will hire 600 workers over four years while staying in Wichita. The ex Pizza Hut executives built the firm here after Tricon moved to Dallas and current staff total 280 accountants programmers and data entry workers. Chief executive Dale Hoyer said Wichita supports growth. Officials negotiated training grants tax breaks and cash valued at several million dollars.

Wichita Franchise Services Co Pizza Hut Tricon Dallas Dale Hoyer

Speed limit on K-68 raised in west Ottawa

The Herald Staff reports city commissioners approve increasing the speed limit on K-68 from 30 to 40 mph. The change applies from the east end of the K-68 bridge to the west city limits after recommendation by the Kansas Department of Transportation.

Herald Ottawa Kansas Department of Transportation

Apple named to committees in state senate

Pat Apple, Republican from Louisburg, slated as the new 12th District state senator, was named vice chairman of the Senate Utilities Committee and also named to the Assessment and Taxation Committee and the Senate Education Committee. Announced Monday by Steve Morris, the incoming Senate president, Apple will succeed Robert Tyson and represents Miami Linn and parts of Franklin and Anderson counties.

Pat Apple Louisburg Senate Utilities Committee Senate Education Committee Steve Morris Senate Apple Robert Tyson Miami Linn Franklin Anderson

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