Dorothy Stinebaugh 63 Williamsburg dies
Dorothy D. Stinebaugh, 63, of Williamsburg, died July 7, 1994, at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Survived by husband James. four sons James R. Stinebaugh, David K. Stinebaugh, Roger L. Stinebaugh, Andrew H. Stinebaugh. two daughters Waneta Monthey and Linda E. Schuttler. two brothers Leroy Gaede and Eldon Gaede. 15 grandchildren. Memorials to Pomona United Methodist Church or Franklin County Firefighters First Response Team.
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Williams
Burg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Denge and Son Mortuary
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Pomona
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Amanda M. (King) Cain
James Stinebaugh
Pomona High School
Quenemo
H.D. Lee Company
James R. Stinebaugh
David K. Stinebaugh
Kansas City
Kan
Roger L. Stinebaugh
Andrew H. Stinebaugh
Waneta Monthey
Linda E. Schuttler
Wichita
Leroy Gaede
Jacksonville
Fla
Eldon Gaede
Burlington
Robert Cain
Donald Cain
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Pomona United Methodist Church
Franklin County Firefighters First Response Team
Hearings seek comments on parole eligibility
Public comments on the suitability of inmates eligible for parole in August will be sought at three sessions or in writing to the Kansas Parole Board. Hearings run 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 25 in Kansas City, July 26 in Topeka, and July 28 in Wichita. Written comments may be sent to the Kansas Parole Board in Topeka. Parole eligibility follows state statute and factors include crime, history, rehab, discipline, a parole plan, public input, and prison capacity. Inmates listed include Michael Secrest, Paul Castleberry, Joseph Perry, Timothy Ball, and Mantha Beasley.
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Miami County
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Franklin County
Timothy Ball
Mantha Beasley
Anderson Solty
Food Barn Stores liquidation plan approved in bankruptcy
In Kansas City, a federal court confirmed the plan to distribute Food Barn Stores Inc assets. Unsecured creditors are to receive 22.5 to 24.5 cents per dollar, payable in September, with 88 percent support from creditors. The chain closed in March after labor talks failed, about 40 stores closed, 2,500 jobs cut, most stores sold to independent grocers.
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U.S
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Hospital Notes and Local Court Actions Chronicle
Admissions Grace Piersol of Williamsburg and Eloise Mathias of Pomona occurred Thursday with William Finch of Ottawa listed for Wednesday. Dismissals include Michelle Miller and her son from Garnett and Alvin Wray of Pomona on Thursday. A sheriff's report notes Richard L. Ganon of Osawatomi, 43, arrested on DUI and open-container charges Thursday near Ottawa. he posted bond to appear in district court. A theft report from Wingert's 1-35 Service notes $13.19 gasoline unpaid after 7:55 Thursday. District Court records show Jason B. Corwin, 19, of 1015 N Poplar, held on two counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a 15-year-old, with $2,000 bond and two alleged incidents near Wellsville. Ottawa lawyer Wendell Barker is referenced in a preparatory note. Chapter 13 filing for Craig H. and Susan K. Lamberd of Ottawa reports liabilities of $35,668 and assets of $14,695. Police notes cover Lori J. Foltz’s missing bag and a damaged door screen at 629 S. Elm, with a $60 loss. Accidents include a 4:20 a.m. motorcycle tip at First and Hickory involving Ronald S. Schmitt, treated and released. a two-vehicle collision at 12:03 p.m. on 15th and Oak. several non-injury and property-damage incidents on South Main and Oak, plus a late-evening pole impact on Ash Street.
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Williamsburg
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Pomona
William Finch
Ottawa
Michelle Miller
Garnett
Alvin Wray
Sheriff's News
Richard L. Ganon
Osawatomie
Wingert
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N. Poplar
Corwin
Overland Park
Wellsville
Wendell Barker
Last Davidian follower sentenced for gunbattle
Kathryn Schroeder, the last Branch Davidian to testify against fellow sect members in the 1993 raid case, was sentenced in Waco to three years in prison for forcibly resisting arrest plus a $5,000 fine and three years of supervised release. She testified about the group’s plan for a holy war and armed standoff while seeking to serve time near her son.
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Texas
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Ms. Schroeder
David Koresh
U.S
Walter S. Smith
Marietta
Bryan
Florida
Smith
Ray Jahn
San Antonio
South Dakota
Man to Stand Trial on Sex Crimes in Prairie Village
William A. Keller, a former Prairie Village man, was ordered to stand trial on five felony counts of sodomy after five teenage boys testified at a Johnson County District Court preliminary hearing that he engaged in oral sex with them at his home. The case emerged when one victim and three others tried to blackmail him for 1500 dollars. Keller later pleaded innocent to the five charges with a next court date set for August 2.
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Clathe
Kan
Prairie Village
Johnson County
William A. Keller
Keller
Fire destroys Straub International dealership in Great Bend
High winds fueled a fast moving blaze at the Straub International farm equipment and truck business in Great Bend Kansas causing over 1 million dollars in damage. The 200000 square foot building was largely leveled in about 45 minutes with no injuries reported though founder Walter Straub was hospitalized. Investigators may take days to determine the cause as neighbors watched flames erupt around 230 am and firefighters contained the fire by 6 am. The facility held more than 1 million in parts inventory service vehicles and several hundred thousand dollars in new equipment.
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Kan
Waco
Larry Straub
Root
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