Topeka couple welcomes first born in 95 girl
Westside Imports Topeka employee Lee and his wife celebrate the birth of their daughter Briana. Lees’ family ties span Franklin County and Wichita with grandparents Don Joye Gottschamer Pomotia Red 1 and Joe Cheryl Nuzdi in Wichita.
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Topeka
Lee
Westside Imports
Franklin County
Wichita
Briana
Don and
Joye Gottschamer
Pomotia Red 1
Joe
Cheryl Nuzdi
Hospital notes and sheriff police blotter brief
Admissions include John Calvert and Edith Shipley with others from Ottawa Rantoul and Waverly. Dismissals, births, and transfers noted. Sheriff arrests include Rudolfo Garcia and Sylvia Velez with bond and jail details. Police reports cover DUI, battery, cruelty to animals, curfew violation, and driving with suspended license. Accidents report a vehicle off roadway and a truck boom incident with injuries.
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John Calvert
Rantoul
Edith Shipley
Patricia Mason
Ottawa
Lonnie Smith
Margaret Shuart
Waverly
Maggie Raleigh
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Susan Sender
Pomona
Hazel Ogle
Teresa Coddington
Mary Finch
Jason Price
Dabra Patterson
Greeley
William Reams
Boy Coddington
University of Kansas Medical Center
Rudolfo Garcia
Richmond
Sylvia Luis Velez
Faustino Calderon
West Seventh
Police News
Robert Leroy English
N. Sycamore
Judy Lea Porter
Executives to speak in Wal-Mart broadcast event
Wal-Mart vice chairman and COO Ronald G. So- Dees will headline a satellite broadcast aired from Wal- Mart and Edward Jones & Co. in Ottawa. Henningsen invites investors to attend at 1302 S. Main to hear 1994 market review and 1995 outlook with Babson's H. Bradlee Perry and Jones analysts. Participants can ask live questions, with Wal- Mart distribution center and Princeton Road store noted as local context.
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Onald G. So- Dees
Wal- Mart
Edward D. Jones & Co
Bill Henningsen
Edward D. Jones
S. Main
Soderquist
H. Bradlee Perry
David L. Babson & Co
Babson
Jones
Wal-Mart
Henningsen
Ottawa
Princeton Road
Arkansas
St. Louis
Chechen Fighters Hold Grozny Amid Relentless Assault
As Russian tanks pound Grozny, Chechen defenders fight street by street around the presidential palace. Russian casualties and equipment losses mount as aid convoys are blocked and civilians flee. The fate of President Dudayev remains unclear amid continued heavy fire and bombardment.
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Associated Press
Tar-Tass
Grozny
Leche Ibragimov
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Ottawa Co op retiree celebrated after 39 years of service
Gail Shonigomeny Ta ba captures Ottawa man Montgomery leaving the Ottawa Co op after 39 years amid grain bags and elevators. He moved to Ottawa in 1956 after marrying Edith, raised three children, and plans fishing hunting and time with grandchildren. His wife drives for the district and relatives plan farm work. a Seiko watch marks his long service.
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Ralph Young
Gail Shonigomeny Taba
Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Co-op
Montgomery
Edith
Dan
Gayle
Lea Ann
Topeka
Ceep
Gardner
Grandpa
Princeton
Henry Brown
Ottawa Coop
Two Die on State Roads During New Year Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press reports two deaths on Kansas roads over the New Year weekend. Timothy Harvey, 34, died when his pickup collided with a train north of Parsons in Labette County. Margo Gerleman, 12, was killed when the car she rode in overturned after leaving I-70 near Riley County. Her mother, who fell asleep at the wheel, and another passenger were treated and released in Manhattan. Last year also saw two fatalities.
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Kansas
Parsons
Timothy Harvey
Labette
Sheriff’s Department
Harvey
Towa
Margo Gerleman
Johnston
Kansas Highway Patrol
Manhattan
Kansas 177
Riley County
Mexico’s Peso Crisis Blamed on Turmoil and Assassinations
The 1994 crisis deepened by political turmoil and two major assassinations, with Chiapas unrest cited alongside an Indian rebellion. Officials say American investors lost about $10 billion in the Mexican stock market, yet call the upheaval a bubble in a longer expansion.
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Chiapas
Mexico
Health screenings and sale items at Cornerstone Bookstore
Fr. Co School Days event lists phone contact 242 6011 and hours 3 15 to 5 30 pm with school children collecting donations. T shirts 10% off and other items up to 75% off. Health Department offers cholesterol PSA and blood sugar screenings January 9 from 8 to 11 am with fasting.
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Kvanenea Seers
Harald Fri
Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Fr. Co
Cornerstone Bookstore
Health Dept
Rural Ottawa home damaged by weekend flames
The Franklin County sheriff reports a Saturday night fire at Alan L. Hutchison’s residence at 2394 Shawnee Road Ottawa Township. Fire crews say a Christmas tree lights plug-in caused the blaze, injuring no one. Living, dining, and east-side bedrooms were damaged. no damage estimate given. Hutchison family staying at Hallmark Inn.
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Ottawa
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ottawa Township
Alan L. Hutchison
Shawnee Road
Hutchison
Hallmark Inn
Sheriffs Office
The
Herald
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates by Route and State
Rates listed for newspaper subscriptions via motor route and mail across Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage anderson counties and state mail balance include sales tax. Prices range from one month to one year with advances required and state out-of-state options.
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Whelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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