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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1994

Page

7

Obituary notices for Ruth Boles and Cleo Teeter in Kansas area

Ruth C. Boles 64 of Baldwin City died July 19 1994 in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral Friday at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include mother Lucille Boles Reed and sisters Dora Ann Ikenberry and Gloria Cowles. A graveside service for Cleo M Teeter 91 of Richmond will be July 23 1994 at Highland Cemetery. She moved from Ottawa to Richmond in 1910 and later lived in Kansas City Missouri. Survivors include son Max E. Teeter and daughter Nadine Noland.

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Child Support System Strains Under Rising Caseload

Washington authorities report only a fraction of absent parents are located and paying support. Joseph F. Delfico told the Senate subcommittee that caseloads rose from 5.4 million to 15.2 million since 1980 due to more out-of-wedlock births and demand from non-welfare families. He questioned the system’s ability to meet President Clinton’s welfare reform goals.

Washington Joseph F. Delfico General Accounting Office Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee On Federal Services Delfico Clinton

Hospital Notes and Sheriff News from Ottawa Area

Admissions list multiple patients from Ottawa and nearby towns on Wednesday and Tuesday. Births report a son born to Hamil of Williamsburg. Dismissals include Barbara Johnston and Novella King. Arrests include Joe R. Adamson on a failure to appear warrant. Christina Dennison cited for no vehicle Insurance after an injury accident. Theft involves Kirsten Fried reporting a bicycle valued around 100 dollars. Accidents record a two-vehicle injury collision at Fifth and Gedar. two patients transported and released. another minor property-damage crash at Main and Radjacket.

Julia Hamil Williamsburg Flossie Slarr Gerald Hough Connie Hildebrandt Ottawa Elizabeth Collins Waverly Lorene Green Quenemo Kathy Maupin Joe R. Adamson Pomona Paggy Harkins Christina M. Dennison Kirsten E. Fried Gedar Lassie A. Florantin Leslie N. Cook N. Cherry Lassie Clark Leona D. Clark Ransom Memorial Hospital Radjacket Wayne E. Cook Topeka John M. Armstrong Hickory

No charges after false murder report in Ottawa

Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman said no charges would be filed after an investigation into a false murder report. Police looked into the claim about 10 hours Tuesday before finding the reported victim alive and said precautions were taken to protect the potential victim.

Ottawa Jeff Herrman Herrman

Ohio man arrested after trooper finds marijuana in truck bed

Lyndon Kansas troopers say William G. Nott, 37, of Lockbourne Ohio, was arrested after a drug detection dog located marijuana in a modified truck bed. He is held at Osage County jail on suspicion of possession with intent to distribute and no Kansas drug tax stamp. Investigators seek origin and destination of the drugs.

Lyndon Kansas Highway Patrol Ohio William G. Nott Lockbourne Kansas KHP David Crotchett Nott Franklin- Osage Crotchett Osage

Teen follows instructions and kills intruder in Tulsa

A 13 year old home alone with two younger brothers shot an intruder through a bedroom door with a .357 Magnum after being told by parents to defend the house. The intruder died in the front yard. Police described the teens as having been taught gun safety. The intruder’s identity was not released.

Tulsa Okla Steve Emmons

Treasury official warns weak dollar hurts global recovery

Treasury Undersecretary Lawrence Summers tells the Senate Banking Committee that a renewed dollar decline would hamper global growth while a stronger dollar against the yen and mark would benefit the United States by restoring market confidence and supporting the recovery.

Washington Treasury Lawrence Summers Senate Banking Committee United States Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Clinton

NYPD assigns officer after Playboy pose scandal

New York AP report states Officer Carol Shaya is moved to a desk job after female officers faced criticism from the public following her Playboy badge pose. The transfer reflects department discipline amid public scrutiny.

New York Police Department Playboy Carol Shaya

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