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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1993

Page

6

Inventors Clash With Late Show Lighthearted Host

Great Bend Kansas advocate Clayton Williamson says he refused invitations to appear on David Letterman’s talk show calling the host unserious. Williamson, president of the Kansas Association of Inventors, accuses invention-marketing firms of preying on inventors, alleging billions in fees yearly and noting Letterman’s CBS debut Aug. 30.

Great Bend Kan David Letterman Letterman Clayton Williamson Kansas Association of Inventors United States Williamson Wall Street Journal ABC Inside Edition NBC CBS

National Tot Drowns at Church Potluck

Waylon Christopher McConnel, 2, wandered from parents during a church potluck at the Church of Christ in Security Colorado. His body was found in an 8 foot by 34 foot baptismal pool after about two hours of searching the building field irrigation canal and surrounding area 65 volunteers aided the search authorities said lighting and dark clothing hindered earlier detection.

Colo Waylon Christopher McConnel Church of Christ Steve Perry el Paso

D Day chief Ridgway dies at 98 in Pennsylvania

Matthew Ridgway, a leading D Day commander who led the 82nd Airborne and later succeeded MacArthur in Korea, died in his sleep at his Fox Chapel home aged 98. Attorney Donald Gerlach confirmed the death.

Fox Chapel Matthew B. Ridgway 82Nd Airborne Douglas MacArthur Ridgway Pittsburgh Donald Gerlach

Israel Lebanese clash widens toll in Arab-Israeli war

In Lebanon, warplanes hit guerrilla targets as Arab rocket barrages answer. At least 16 people die on each side after hours of fighting along the Israeli occupied buffer zone. Survivors sift rubble while evacuations are planned in northern Israel.

Mashgara Lebanon Beirut Israel Washington Middle East

Ottawa housing project eyed by Lawrence developer

Lawrence builder Doug Compton plans about 50 single family homes on 15 acres at 1041 W. 15th in Ottawa in a project that hinges on a RS to R1 rezoning hearing set for 7 p.m. Tuesday Aug 3 at the city planning commission. He aims for November start, with lot prices from 75 000 to 125 000 and names Pin Oak Estates under consideration.

Ottawa Lawrence Doug Compton W. 15Th Richard Turner City Planning Commission Compton Olive Street 15Th 13Th Lincoln Neb Manhattan Wellington Laura Ansley Prestige Real Estate

Officials probe bomb scare at Underwood's Equipment

Officers from Ottawa Police, Kansas Highway Patrol, and Franklin County Sheriff's Department respond to a phoned in bomb threat at Underwood's Equipment on K-68. The building is cleared and K-68 is closed about 90 minutes. no explosives were found.

Ralph Young Kansas Underwood Wingert Ottawa Police Department Highway Patrol Franklin County Sheriff's Department Kevin Kimball Sheriff's Department K-68

Yeltsin expands ruble exchange amid banking crisis

President Boris Yeltsin softened the central bank order invalidating billions of old rubles and extended the exchange period. He raised cash exchange limits to 100000 rubles excluding 10000 ruble 1992 notes and allowed unlimited exchange of those. Parliament warned of firing officials if the decree stands. Russians crowded savings banks seeking new 1993 notes as vendors refused old bills.

OSCOW Boris Misi Central Bank Yeltsin Finance Ministry Ruslan Khasbulatov Khasbulatov

Floods Hit Franklin County Croplands And Roadways

Floodwaters damaged about 25 000 acres of cropland in Franklin County with 12 000 to 15 000 acres of soybeans hurt. Officials estimate significant yield loss and potential income near 1 200 000 dollars from soybeans alone as flood damage to fields and roads is surveyed. Meanwhile Kansas City Kansas officials urge evacuation for Armourdale lowland ahead of the Kansas River crest with FEMA disaster area designations expanding aid.

Franklin County Darren Hibdon Soil Conservation Service Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Hibdon Bob Pepple OPERA Kan Kansas City Armourdale Joe Steineger Kansas

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