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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1989

Page

3

Four die in Kansas highway weekend crashes

Four people were killed in weekend traffic accidents in Kansas. Teenagers William Drimmel and Joseph Kramer, both 18, died in a one car crash near Effingham at US 159 and Kansas 9. Kenneth Williams, 54, of Yates Center, died when his tractor overturned in Woodson County. A Carlyle man died in a head-on collision with a semi on US 169, three miles north of Colony. Fourth of July counting period runs from 6 pm Friday to 11:59 pm Tuesday.

Associated Press Kansas Effingham Kansas Highway Patrol William L. Drimmel Joseph B. Kramer Kansas 9 Yates Center Woodson County

Two cocaine deaths raise questions in Wichita

In Wichita two recent cocaine deaths, LuAnn Johnson and Ronald Burley, occurred within weeks of each other. Officials note both bled to death from a clotting disorder not typical of drugs. Experts warn the cocaine may have been tainted with substances like strychnine or arsenic used to cut the drug.

Wichita Kan LuAnn Johnson Ronald Burley Johnson Burley Frank Stavniak Keystone Riverside Hospital Stayniak Ms. Johnson Stavniak

Lotto jackpot climbs to 21 million after Saturday drawing

In Des Moines the Lotto America drawing left no winner for the top prize. The Saturday numbers were 4 16 25 35 43 47, pushing the Wednesday prize to an estimated 21 million. Kansas events included a 25,000 grand prize in the Kansas Bonanza Game won by Fred Stuhlsatz of Garden Plain.

Des Moines, Iowa Kansas Fred Stuhlsatz

Drowning victim identified in Lawrence River recovery

Lawrence police and divers recovered the body of 38 year old Larry K. Berry from 20 feet of water near Riverfront Park after he disappeared while with friends on Saturday. He was located Sunday afternoon about 4 20 p m. Officials from the Fish and Game Department assisted in the search.

Lawrence Kan Lawrence Ai Larry K. Berry Douglas Kansas Riverfront Berry Larry Loveland

Oil rig accident claims a life in Great Bend

Randall Doll, 33, of Edinwood, was fatally injured when a cable on oil rig equipment snapped and struck him in the chest and shoulder. He died in a Great Bend hospital after the 5:45 p.m. Friday incident in eastern Great Bend, police reported.

Great Bend Kan Randall Doll Edinwood

Primary biliary cirrhosis explained by Dr Donohue

Dear Dr Donohue outlines primary biliary cirrhosis as a gradual liver canal network destruction causing bile buildup, itching, weight loss, and diarrhea. He notes unknown cause, variable progression, and treatments like cholestyramine for itching plus nutritional vitamins, while stressing diet fat reduction and that prognosis varies with extent of tissue damage.

DR. Donohue R.ej

Stolar finally returns to America after 58 years abroad

Abe Stolar, 77, returning to Chicago after 58 years in the Soviet Union. A ground of delays and emigration hurdles framed by his family’s visa issues, the Red Army service, and decades of separation. He visits as part of a 12 city U.S. tour, staying at the Conrad Hilton and Towers, reconnecting with friends, and recalling Chicago’s changes since 1931.

Chicago Abe Stolar Soviet Union Paradise Stolar Gita Rozovskaya U.S Anchorage Alaska Miami Los Angeles David Carle Paul Simon D-Ill Stevens Conrad Hilton and Towers Peter Borup Abe Ms. Opper Russia Siberian Red Army Radio Moscow Michael Julia Sarah Choni

Dear Ann Landers on homosexuality questions

In Madison Wisconsin a reader asks about causes therapy and whether most homosexuals can become heterosexual. Ann Landers cites genetic psychological social factors and notes therapy rarely eliminates urges. She doubts AIDS as divine punishment and condemns homophobia.

Ann Landers L.P Madison Wis

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