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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1983

Page

7

Drowning at Melvern Reservoir Claims Lebo Man

Victor Stacey Locklear, 22, of Lebo rural route, drowned Sunday at Melvern Reservoir while swimming with his fiancee and 13 year old son. He vanished while reaching for an inflatable raft around 3 40 p.m. His body was recovered before 6 30 p.m. near the Corps of Engineers buildings in eight to 12 feet of water. Osage City coroner Dr. Paul Adams performed the autopsy. Crable Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements. Sheriff Masters noted this is the first Melvern drowning since a 1975 boating accident.

Lyndon Melvern Reservoir Osage Robert Victor Stacey Locklear Lebo Rfd Locklear Osage City Corps of Engineers Paul Adams Crable Funeral Chapel

Ottawa boy wins 25000 in friendly car bicycle suit

James C. Jordan a 12 year old of Ottawa is awarded 25000 in District Court for injuries from a October 16 crash at Fourth and Poplar. Defendant William H. Douglas denies liability but favors a settlement with the Jordans parents Harold F. Jordan Rose Mary Jordan and Teresa Rudhti represented by Gary L. Jordan and Michael G. Norris respectively. Judge Donald L. While presided.

Ottawa James C. Jordan S. Cedar Fourth and Poplar Streets William H. Douglas S. Sycamore Dougals Jordan Harold F Rose Mary Jordan Teresa Rudhti Jordans Gary L. Jordan Michael G. Norris Douglas Donald L. While

119 Killed In Jet Crash Cuenca Ecuador

An Ecuadorian Boeing 737 operated by TAME crashed on approach to Cuenca, killing all 119 aboard including 112 passengers and seven crew. Officials noted a possible explosion and ruled out sabotage. rescue teams scattered bodies within a 500 yard area and said identification would be hard due to severe burns. Randall Paine, from Ottawa Paola, was ordained at St Peter's Basilica with his parents present but not participating.

Quito Ecuador Cuenca Eduardo Duran Duran Tame — Military Air Transport of Randall Paine Ottawa Paola John Paul II St. Peter's Basilica Rome Paine Leon Paine L.B. Paine Maple Keith S. Main

Princeton Man Falls From Bridge After Fall

A 20 year old Princeton man Arnold Gordon was listed in good condition at Olathe Community Hospital after falling 15 to 20 feet from the K 68 bypass bridge onto Tecumseh Street. He suffered a severe fracture of his right elbow and possible minor head injuries. Witness John Lilly of Wellsville watched part of the fall. Gordon was cited for pedestrian under the influence of alcohol and will appear in Municipal Court.

Princeton Olathe Community Hospital Tecumseh Street Arnold Gordon Olathe Hospital Department of Public Safety Gordon K- 68 DPS John Lilly Wellsville David M. Towner Elm Shawnee Towner Wayne E. Long Jr S. Main Jimmie L. Patton Patton Bonnie Here Dwight L. Langley Willow Albert H. Barnhart Ottawa George E. Lilly Burrough Michael E. Ohmes Greeley Ohmes Albert Wichman

Funeral notices and police brief from Ottawa region

The Daily Report lists obituaries for Adolph Christian Johanning and Gladys Leona Howell with service details, survivors, and memorial notes. It also includes admissions, dismissals, births, arrests, burglaries, thefts, injuries, and vehicle incidents, plus weekend market quotations and Kansas City cattle and hog prices.

Various Local Ads and Events in Ottawa Area

Local notices include sewing services and a red carpet hospitality invitation, Allegro Health Mart Tuesday roast, Sand Creek Restaurant turkey fries, and Daniels House barbecue day. The 10th annual Kansas State Muzzleloading Matches July 15-17 near Ottawa, with contact numbers. Drakes Jewelry Razor repair. Looking Glass perms offer. Dill family revival July 10-15 at Town and Country Church. HAIRPORT offers hair and salon services. WANTED items include trikes trucks books puzzles toys and more with contact.

Allegro Health Mart Sand Creek Daniels’ House Kansas Santa Fe Trail Plainsmen NMLRA Ottawa Dill Grundy Virginia Church of Christ, Town and Country N. Main

Ambulance Budget Shows Healthy Status in 1983 County Report

Franklin County's 1983 ambulance budget remains in good health with $113,011.56 in budget authority left from $208,000 at mid year and $119,736.33 in available cash. Collections lag, June charges total $5,251.50 with $501.95 collected and bills $10,907.83 with $4,244.41 collected. 73 runs in June across medical, traffic, and nursing home transfers. All staff completed the year’s final refresher recertification classes.

Franklin County Ambulance Service County Commission Ted McCurdy McCurdy

Ex-KU Bus Director Gets Eight to 20 Years In Prison

Lawrence man Steve McMurry former head of KU on Wheels pleaded guilty to five counts of felony theft for embezzling over 247000 from the University of Kansas bus service. He was sentenced to two to five years on each count with four consecutive and one concurrent, plus restitution totaling 257051. An EU Police Department probe followed reports that university checks were deposited to his account.

Lawrence, Kan Lawrence University of Kansas Steve McMurry KU On Wheels Douglas County McMurry Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center Topeka EU Police Department

Building Permits Show Ottawa Shifting to Adds and Alterations

Ottawa permit summaries for the first half of 1983 show 12 new single family homes valued at 534 500 averaging 44500 each. Seven mobile home permits total 45900 averaging 6557 each. One February permit for a 46000 commercial building. Non residential permits total 29000 across six months. Most activity centered on additions and alterations, totaling 285686 across 106 permits averaging 2695 each.

Study finds no link between VDTs and cataracts

Washington AP reports the National Academy of Sciences says there is no scientific evidence that video display terminals damage vision. Poor equipment and workplace design can cause eye strain but radiation from VDTs is highly unlikely to cause cataracts, per two year National Research Council study.

Washington National Academy of Sciences Academy National Research Council

Also Mentioned on This Page

Area Lake Wes Wilson the Daily Report A. C. Johanning Baldwin Adolph Christian Johanning Baldwin Kansas City Kan St. John’s Wyo Ernest Johanning Sophia Beaman Lamb- Roberts Funeral American Heart Association Gladys L. Howell Gladys Leona Howell S. Mulberry Crestview Nursing Home Highland Cemetery Jerrald Harnden American Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Mothers NARFE Ray Alva Howell Lela Brock Clathe Ross E. Howell Overland Park Genevieve Gillette E. 7Th Eunice Hoover Harvey Gillette Tulsa Raymond Gillette RFD Kelly Hambleton Ruby Lee N. Cedar Helen Jamison College Rhoda Simmons Janice Shade Ottawa Red Frank Riley Canterbury Court S. Willow Frances Cartmill Winnie Nichols Pomona Charles McBrearety Lane Eddy L. Bryan Ottawa Rfd Michael Raby Ash Sheriff’s News Public Safety News Bill Perkins Gatesville Texas Coryell Perkins John Edward Lilly Andy Richard K Linda Brown Delmer D. Porter S. Cherry Ottawa Co-op Ad Briefs Drake Hairport Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Dave Miller Joe Ferns Preeti Ransom Memorial Hospital Larry J. Matney B.C. Pathe Matney
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