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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 2004

Page

6

Media attention swamps Melvern after murder and kidnapping

Melvern town residents report a flood of TV news vans and reporters since Lisa Montgomery, 36, was charged with kidnapping resulting in death for the killing of Bobbie Jo Stinnett, 23, in Skidmore, Missouri. Community leaders call the coverage sensational and overwhelming.

John Nowak The Ottawa Herald Montgomery House Melvern Lisa Montgomery Bobbie Jo Stinnett Skidmore Garry Kansas City Dee Robinson National Inquirer Mark Ebner Missouri

Kansas man stunned by alleged baby abduction case

Kevin Montgomery said he was shocked by the allegations that his wife Lisa Montgomery strangled eight month pregnant Bobbie Jo Stinnett and took the baby. He described driving to Melvern with his wife and the newborn Abigail, while expressing sympathy for Stinnett’s family.

Heather Hollingsworth Kansas City, Kan Kevin Montgomery Jo Stinnett Lisa Montgomery Stinnett

Blair makes surprise Baghdad visit amid election push

British Prime Minister Tony Blair met interim Iraqi leader Ayad Allawi in Baghdad and called the January 30 elections a battle between democracy and terror. He praised election workers targeted by insurgents and urged Iraqis to back the vote as Blair's first Baghdad trip since 2003.

Baghdad Iraq Tony Blair Ayad Allawi Blair Saddam Hussein Election Commission Commission Allawi Basra

Westar executives face retrial after hung jury

Federal prosecutors weigh retry for former Westar Energy leaders David Wittig and Douglas Lake after a six-man six-woman jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on over half of the 40 counts including wire fraud and conspiracy. Judge Julie Robinson set a Jan 4 hearing to decide next steps.

Kansas City Kan Westar Energy Inc Westar David Wittig Douglas Lake Kansas Julie Robinson Topeka U.S Eric Melgren Wittig Lake Robinson Westar Energy Karla Olsen

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Skidmore, Mo Darrel Schultze Melvern Pride Kansas State University Extension Schultze Montgomery Victoria Stinnett Lisa M. Montgomery Abigail Bobbie Britain
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