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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1993

Page

5

Kansas City floods ease as waters recede after damaging weekend surge

Floodwaters around Kansas City began to drop as Missouri River levels fell below flood stage. Two deaths were linked to the flood and dozens of businesses, homes, and cars suffered damage. Officials warned of possible multi million dollar losses while crews cleaned venues like Kemper Arena and the American Royal Building and evacuated residents from mobile home parks in Kansas and Wyandotte counties.

Kansas City Missouri George Hanley Army Corps of Engineers Missouri River Southwest Boulevard Kansas Kan Kemper Arena American Royal Hale Arena Kansas River Army National Guard Wyandotte Central Avenue Kaw River John Massman

Weather system holds heat wave across western states

A persistent weather system keeps heat in the West and North Central United States with hot conditions continuing. The pattern shows little change as abnormal warmth blankets multiple regions.

United States

Heat wave proves deadly to East Coast

Heat wave deaths rise as temperatures ease to the mid 90s across the East. Philadelphia reports 24 additional heat related deaths bringing the toll to 41, with seniors in non air conditioned apartments most at risk. New York City Allen town Brooklawn Camden Fort Laramie Keene each report one death.

Associated Press Philadelphia Robert K. Ross Ross

More U S troops to Macedonia line

The 300 member U S force deploying to Macedonia arrives, joining a 700 strong U N peacekeeping contingent. President Clinton ordered the move to deter war spillover from the former Yugoslavia as Serbia potentially reoccupies disputed terrain. Debra Cook voiced concern in Berlin as her husband, Sgt. Albert Cook, headed to Macedonia.

Skopje Macedonia U.S Clinton Yugoslavia Serbia Berlin Germany U.N Debra Cook San Antonio Sgt Albert Cook

Five Die In Kansas Weekend Wrecks

Five people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. An 18 year old from Phoenix Toby Schraeder suffered fatal injuries in a pickup crash at the west edge of Atchison Saturday night and died Sunday after treatment in Atchison and St. Luke's Hospital. Darrell Watson 50 from Wichita died in a Sunday hit and run. Norma Radford 56 died Friday night on the Turnpike near the El Dorado exit when another car cut into her lane. Robert J. Hartman 51 of Conway Springs and Robert G. France 24 of Alva Oklahoma were killed Friday night in Sumner County.

Associated Press Kansas Toby Schraeder Phoenix Ariz Atchison Schroeder St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City Wichita Darrell Norma Radford Kansas Turnpike el Dorado Turnpike Authority Robert J. Hartman Conway Springs Robert G. France Alva Okla Sumner County

Hollywood crews bring Final Justice to Alma Kansas

Production teams roll into Alma population 925 to film scenes for Final Justice starring Patty Duke and Martin Sheen. Most filming occurs in Topeka and Lawrence with some shots at Maple Hill Cemetery and the Wabaunsee County Courthouse. Local contact Galen Gentry coordinates access and road closures on Kansas Highway 99 as needed.

Alma Kan Hollywood Flint Hills Final Justice Patty Duke Martin Sheen Ada Okla Mary McCaffrey Kansas Film Commission Topeka Lawrence Maple Hill Wabaunsee County Duke Sheen McCaffrey Galen Gentry Alma Chamber of Commerce Kansas Film Commiss 100 Gentry Kansas Department of Transportation

North Korea Returns 17 American War Remains at Panmunjom

North Korea handed over 17 wooden coffins with skeletal remains of American soldiers killed in the Korean War. The event, a goodwill gesture to President Clinton after his border visit, precedes resumed nuclear talks in Geneva.

Panmunijom South Korea Clinton North Korea United States Seoul United Nations U.S Pyongyang U.S. Army Central Identification Laboratory Hawaii Panmunjom Geneva

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