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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1990

Page

4

Obituaries for George D Laws and Nettie Wismer

Two memorial notices report the deaths of George D Laws 90 of Williamsburg who died February 22 1990 and Nettie M Wismer 101 of Lawrence who died February 21 1990 Funeral services for Laws are set for 2 PM Saturday at Jones Funeral Home Lebo with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery Melvern He is survived by a daughter two sons five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Wismer’s service is at 1 PM Saturday at First United Methodist Church Lawrence with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery She taught in Lawrence for decades and held numerous civic memberships including Eastern Star DAR and the Kansas Teachers Association This notice lists her surviving sisters and brothers and the organizations she served

George D. Laws Williamsburg Burlington Hospital Jones Funeral Home Lebo Pleasant View Cemetery Melvern Shirley Clemens Aurora Colo Lloyd Laws Poolville Texas George Richard Laws Azle Edna Craig Osage City Margaret Garrison Tulsa Okla Alice McMurphey Emporia Howard Laws Hartford Jones Nettie M. Wismer Lawrence First United Methodist Church Memorial Park Cemetery Bloomington Aaron and Lillian Kalbfleisch Wismer Fairview Grade Kansas Teachers Association American Association of Retired Persons Mildred Wilson Seattle Wash Amy I. Rose Ray J. Wismer Boulder Jacob L. Wismer Welda Chester A. Wismer Honolulu Rumsey Funeral Home

Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Public Safety Roundup

Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals in Ottawa including MaLinda Hood and Jonathan Stone. Public safety items report DUI arrest Brenda Horne in Lawrence, a theft of wood, two vehicle accidents in Ottawa, district court sentencing for Dwight Thuro, and local market quotations for grains and PIK certificates.

MaLinda Hood Ottawa Deanna R. Berger Pomona Christopher Collins DaShauna Harrison Ma Linda Hood Larry Ward Paola Jonathan Stone Public Safety News Brenda RA. Horne Lawrence Department of Public Safety North Mulberry

I-35 robbery convict sentenced to prison

Henry V. Harr a 37 year old Marshall Missouri man received a one to two year jail sentence in the custody of the Secretary of Corrections for aiding and abetting a robbery connected with a Homewood rest area assault on I-35. Other suspects include Martin Dreher Ron Carpenter Patrick Sheridan Jr and Raymond Barger with varying guilty pleas and upcoming sentencing and a March trial date.

Homewood I-35 Henry V. Harr Marshall Secretary of Corrections Hart Norman Zwickel Leavenworth Zwickel Martin W. Dreher Council Bluffs Iowa Ron Carpenter Carpenter Patrick Edward Sheridan Jr Omaha Neb Raymond Michael Barger Barger

Wellsville Wastewater Facility Final Site Grading Bids

City of Wellsville Kansas invites sealed bids for wastewater treatment facility final site grading including demolition and earthwork, with a March 22 1990 bid deadline. Drawings available for 30 dollar deposit from Panzer Youngquist P.A. Bids must include 5 percent bid bond and 100 percent performance and payment bonds. Funding includes EPA grant and compliance with 40 CFR Part 33 minority business and affirmative action requirements.

Wellsville Kansas Panzer- Youngaquist P.A P.O East Dennis Ave Olathe United States Environmental Protection Agency United States EPA Brooks-Murkowski

Government seeks Supreme Court ruling on flag law

The Justice Department will appeal a federal judge’s finding that last year’s flag desecra tion ban is unconstitutional. spokesman David Runkel said a notice will be filed in Seattle federal court, triggering a direct appeal to the Supreme Court with a 30 day window for the brief.

Supreme Court Washington Justice Department Congress David Runkel Seattle Runkel High Court Federal District Court

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