Simpson plays golf after verdict at Hansen Dam course
Simpson teed off with three unknown players at Hansen Dam Golf Course in Pacoima, paying 17 to play after his civil trial verdict. He joked with others about the 8.5 million damages while a TV reporter called him disappointed and surprised by the award.
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Judge rejects Bronco II settlement as inadequate
U S District Judge Morey Sear ruled the proposed up to 200 payout for 658000 Ford Bronco II owners insufficiently fair reasonable and adequate. He set Friday dates to decide class action status while noting lawyers could seek higher fees and a new settlement may be proposed.
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Alta Powls 88 obituary with family ties and services
Alta Betha Powls 88 of Garnett died February 5 1997 at Golden Heights Living Center Garnett. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Farris Feuerborn Chapel with burial in Garnett Cemetery. She was born October 30 1908 near Princeton grew up near Hume Missouri and married Charles Powls in 1943 in Olathe. She was a homemaker and nursing aide and member of Order of Eastern Star Delphi Chapter No 309 Willis Baptist Church. Survived by daughters Betty Cope and Bonnie Beissel sister Margaret Linn seven grandchildren 12 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren. Memorials may be given to Alta Powls memorial fund care of Farris Feuerborn Chapel.
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Ottawa area hospital notes and police arrests brief
Admissions Zelda Marks and Ballard Wood of Ottawa are listed. Sheriff and police report arrests including Melissa Kay Miller and Danny Dwayne Miller of Great Bend for theft, Billy Joe Adams of Pomona on a Franklin County warrant, plus various theft, battery and vandalism incidents. Minor injuries noted from an auto crash near Princeton. multiple noninjury collisions in Ottawa and Pomona. District court bankruptcies include Griffiths of Osage City and Powell of Overbrook with Chapter 13 filings.
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Litwin's Tailored Goods Debuts New Arrivals
Carhartt lined overalls have arrived at Litwin's, with more coats due this week. A Valentine’s special offers 25 percent off all sweat shirts at Yellow Brick Road, 206 S. Main.
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Dunn woman faces embezzlement charge after parole plea
Lisa Jeanné Dunn 30 surrendered to police in Grand Traverse County facing an embezzlement count for writing checks totaling 2000 on a psychologist's account where she worked as bookkeeper. She also pleaded guilty to violating probation from a drunken driving conviction and remains jailed awaiting sentencing. Dunn had been released in 1993 after serving nearly nine years related to a 1985 crime spree and acquitted in a later trial.
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Neighborhood groups challenge crime myth around Wichita State
About 30 residents from eight northeast Wichita neighborhoods gathered on a church lawn near campus to counter a perceived danger linked to Wichita State University. They rebutted a Kansas Supreme Court justice's remark about not walking near the campus as a racist stereotype and urged closer inspection of crime data, noting campus and nearby areas saw crime drop 16 percent from 1992 to 1996.
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Wall Street Mixed As Dow Rises After Fed Steady Rates
Wall Street opened with the Dow up 9.62 at 6756.52 after early gains and an intraday dip. Broad indices showed mixed results with blue chips outperforming tech as investors weighed the Fed’s decision to hold rates and a volatile session across the Nasdaq and NYSE.
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