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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1994

Page

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Wichita DUI arrests rise modestly after law change

In Wichita, DUI arrests increased 130 in the first 11 months after lowering the legal blood alcohol limit, far short of a projected 500 to 600 yearly rise, suggesting drivers may be reconsidering drinking before getting behind the wheel. The same city marked its 55th homicide of 1993 after a firebombing killed a 3 year old and injured his mother, with investigators labeling it gang related.

Wichita Kan St. Francis Regional Medical Center

Man Held in Death of Missing 8-Year-Old Ringler

Police in Carthage Missouri report the arrest of a 31-year-old man in the disappearance and death of eight year old Douglas Ryan Ringler. Autopsy shows Ringler died before his body was burned the cause of death not released pending investigation. The body was found in a field near Fort Scott Kansas after he had been missing since Wednesday. Autopsy in Wichita identified the boy by dental records.

Carthage Douglas Ryan Ringler Ringler Fort Scott Kan Wichita Dan Winter

Two Great Bend Doctors Close Practices Amid Shortage

In Great Bend Kansas two veteran family physicians Robert Unrein and Charles Replogle have closed their practices. Unrein, 65, fell ill with a liver ailment leading to a mid October shutdown after serving 6 000 to 10 000 patients. Replogle since the 1950s, faced severe heart problems in December and is recovering in Topeka hospital.

Great Bend Kan Robert Unrein Charles Replogle Kansas Europe Unrein Replogle Topeka

Ottawa flu season hits hardest in winter

Ottawa residents face a harsh flu period as three main strains sweep through the community. Doctors say symptoms range from fever and aches to bronchitis and vomiting, lasting about a week. Prevention urged: avoid exposure, take analgesics, and get a flu shot. the elderly and young are most at risk. Continued on page 2

Ottawa del Hadley M.D Hadley Spratt Carol Lantis Continued

Blue Valley files appeal bid over school finance ruling

Blue Valley school district in Johnson County seeks Court of Appeals permission to appeal a Shawnee County judge's ruling on Kansas school finance. If allowed, a notice will be filed in district court and the state Supreme Court would hear the case. It is the 11th district to seek review.

Topeka, Kan Blue Valley Johnson County Shawnee County State Court of Appeals District State Supreme Court Maria

Irkutsk Jet Crash Kills 120 On Baikal Air Flight

A Baikal Air Tu-154 crashed 12 minutes after takeoff from Irkutsk, extinguished in flames with all 120 aboard dead, including 17 foreigners. The No 2 engine caught fire, the crew reported loss of control before vanishing from radar.

Moscow Siberian Irkutsk Soviet Union Aeroflot Baikal Air Lake Baikal Yekaterina Glebova State Committee For Emergency Situations

Death toll at 60 in Mexican revolt

In Chiapas a guerrilla uprising waged by armed peasants against government troops left at least 60 dead, including 35 security personnel, as rebels held three towns near the Guatemalan border. Former Chiapas governor Absalon Castellanos Dominguez and his brother and sister-in-law were kidnapped and remained missing.

San Cristobal DE Las Casas Mexico Absalon Castellanos Dominguez Chiapas Notimex United States

Clinton kicks off 1994 health care push

President Clinton launched his 1994 drive for a national health program, vowing to push through comprehensive reform despite lingering Whitewater questions. He urged flexibility in negotiations while emphasizing lasting benefits, and outlined plans with Hillary Rodham Clinton present.

Ashington West Clinton Congress Hillary Rodham Clinton

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