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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1999
Page
7
Pleasant Thursday Warmth With Strong South Winds
Outside a warm humid day brings sunshine and a high near 92 with south winds 15 to 25 mph. A thundershower risk arrives Thursday night as storms develop after noon. Page 2.
Wichita chase ends in triple crash kills two ministers
In Wichita an attempted shoplifting pursuit ended in a three car crash that killed Dale and Joyce Cauthon of Independence Kansas. Gloria Dupree, the suspect, survived with minor injuries. The chase featured a car riding on a brake drum and concluded at an intersection where the victims' car is struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Dale Cauthon
Joyce
Independence
Kan
Bible Holiness Church
Cauthons
Gloria Dupree
Terri Moses
Ley Gun dealer charged in Chicago connected spree
Donald R Fiessinger, 64, of Pekin Illinois, was to appear in federal court on charges he sold guns to Benjamin Smith without a license. Smith, 21, killed himself as police closed in after a spree that left two dead and nine wounded across Illinois and Indiana. Fiessinger had been under investigation for illegal gun sales. guns sold to Smith were among dozens charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald R. Fiessinger
Illinois
Pekin
Benjamin Smith
Sharon Paul
U.S
Springfield
Smith
Indiana
Fiessinger
Jerry Singer
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Singer
Sikh temple brawl acquittals and Mormon vandalism case
In New Westminster a court acquitted three of four Sikhs from a 1997 temple brawl over seating rules. In Broward County a traditional Sikh gunman opened fire later, killing one. In New Mexico Walter Grassie, ex minister, was convicted of vandalism against Mormon churches over a multiyear affair with a Mormon woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
British Columbia
Broward County
Fla
Walter Gene Grassie
New Mexico
Grassie
Pecos Valley
Harvest rush returns as Kansas farmers push winter wheat
Scorching heat and hot winds drive farmers across Kansas to cut winter wheat. About 44 percent harvested as of Sunday, with 40 percent done in the Bennington area. Kansas Agricultural Statistics notes the crop lags behind last year’s pace and average late-season benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALINA
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Kas
Lisha Winingham
Bennington
Salina
Three inducted into Ottawa High Wall of Honor
Ottawa High School announced three new members for its Renaissance Wall of Honor. Barbara Hosein, class of 1965, contributed to Streptococcus research and AIDS testing, hepatitis C screening, and rapid herpes tests, with work extending to Japan and China. Terry Lay, class of 1965, held multiple roles at VF Corporation, including plant engineer at the Ottawa facility from 1974 to 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
OHS
Ottawa
Gary Kuntz
Barbara (Hughes) Hosein
Kuntz
Japan
People’s Republic of China
Hosein
Poway
Terry L. Lay
Lee Division
VF Corporation
Lee
Vassar Family Killed in Texas Crash
A Kansas woman Myrtle Tillman 48 and her sons Branton 17 and David 28 were killed in a US-54 traffic crash near Dalhart Texas over the holiday weekend. The victims, from Vassar and Michigan Valley, were identified Tuesday. Funeral services for Branton will be held Friday at Lyndon High School with visitation Thursday at Feltner Funeral Chapel. Myrtle Tillman had served as assistant postmaster at Carbondale before moving to Topeka as a mail handler. David Tillman worked as a mechanic for Martin Tractor Co. in Topeka. The collision involved a tractor trailer driven by John D. Steinle 58 of McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassar
Kansas
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Myrtle Tillman
Branton
Vassar
David
Michigan Valley
Lyndon High School
Feltner Funeral
Lyndon
Carbondale
Topeka
Postal Service Distribution Center
David Tillman
Martin Tractor Co
Pomona Days Revival Draws Lions Club Back
Pomona Days, revived by the Lions Club after near loss of the tradition, features 28 craft booths, games, rides, and food booths along Pomona Park streets. The day includes a 3 on 3 basketball tournament at 9 a.m., a volleyball tournament at 1 p.m., and a parade at 6 p.m., with breakfast 7 to 10 a.m. at Richter Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Pomona
Richter Methodist Church
Pomona Park
Lisa Brookover
Partici
Richmond Free Fair marks diamond jubilee anniversary
The Richmond Free Fair celebrates 75 years with memorabilia displays from past fairs Cathy Parsons fair board secretary notes strong community response. A 1947 horse pulling contest photo features in the exhibit Grande Parade at 730 p.m. Monday honors history as the Old Timers Round Robin Showmanship contest follows beef show at 8 a.m. Tuesday inviting past 4 H and Future Farmers of America members and parents to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Parsons
Farmers of America
Prea
Phaia
Rop Bishop
Country Mart
Forest Park
Samuel Carver
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Jane Yancey
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High
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
U.S. Department of Education
Pascal Forgione Jr
Roxanne Johnson
Chuck Shepherd
News OF the Weird
Ron Bishop
Larry Williams
Ottawa Co-op
N. Main
Ed Spigle
Franklin County
OHS Wall
Tillman
John D. Steinle
McPherson
Herald
Katie Erikson
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