Frances JONES 85 Ottawa dies. longtime banker, civic leader
Frances O. Jones of Ottawa aged 85 died January 10 1994 at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. She worked at First National Bank Ottawa for 64 years retiring 1992 serving as assistant cashier and vice president. Survived by husband Ivan A. Jones two daughters Shirley Mitchell and Kay Wood six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Lamb Roberts with burial Highland Cemetery. Memorials to donor’s choice.
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St. Joseph
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Clinton to seek special counsel over Whitewater deal
President Clinton plans to seek appointment of a special counsel to probe his Arkansas real estate investment, bowing to bipartisan pressure. Senate Republicans urge a broader inquiry modeled after Watergate, while the White House and Attorney General Reno resist, citing ongoing Justice Department work.
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Talks Progress In Taba Israel PLO Autonomy Talks Continue
Top Israeli negotiator Maj. Gen. Amnon Shahak said progress was made toward an autonomy pact with PLO, with consensus on electricity and tourism but security issues still require work. Talks resumed Monday in Taba after a two week break, with hopes to resume Monday and sum up topics next week.
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Hospital Notes and Sheriff News From District Court
Admissions Perry Ward Ottawa and Jennifer Dickey Wellsville. Births Mark and Jennifer Dickey a daughter 8 pounds 3 ounces Tuesday. Arrests Laura Lee Schrecengost 28 Iowa Terrace on probation violation. Two juveniles Pittsburg and Olathe boys arrested on suspicion of running away. A stolen car found and returned to Pittsburg owners. Sentencings several residents including Richard L Turner and James A Lewis Jr with jail terms probation fines and restitution. Accidents multiple incidents including deer collision and slick pavement crash. corrections note omitted cars and mislisted damages.
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Cease-fire Declared in Chiapas by Mexican President
President Carlos Salinas de Gortari announced a unilateral cease-fire in southern Mexico and ordered soldiers not to fire unless attacked. He urged Zapatista rebels to surrender, pledging amnesty. The army halted major incursions except near Guadalupe Tepeyac where about 500 rebels remain. The Zapatistas said they would negotiate if bombing ends and troops withdraw.
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Franklin County landfill trash drops after hauler stops use
In a late paragraph from a Franklin County commission story, county sanitarian Jim Cain reported that average daily trash at the county landfill fell from 87 tons in 1992 to about 55.7 tons in 1993. He cited increased recycling but said the main cause was a nonlocal hauler stopping use of the facility early in the year.
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