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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

27 Jul 1998

Page 11

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1998

Page

11

Suspect Wounded After Police Shootout Near Sault Ste. Marie

Nathan Hanna, on the run for a murder at The Evening News, was spotted on a rural pasture. A sheriff's deputy and two state troopers shot him after he fired, wounding him in the chest, stomach and leg. He remained in guarded condition at War Memorial Hospital and faces murder and firearm charges. The town of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, 350 miles north of Detroit, observed heightened alert as the paper plans to resume publication soon.

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Ault Ste. Marie Mich Rob Arbie Arbie Archie Nathan Hanna Evening News Hanna Jeff Moran War Memorial Hospital Sault Ste. Marie Michigan Upper Peninsula Detroit Chippewa County Anthony Gillespie Ohio Ken Fazzari
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Workplace violence decline in mid-1990s noted

The Justice Department reports assaults and threats at work fell about 21 percent from 1994 to 1996, with 1.7 million Americans affected annually. Retail sales workers remained the most victimized, followed by police and security guards, while most offenders were strangers to victims.

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Washington Justice Department America Jan Chaiken Department Bureau of Justice Statistics
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US widows increasingly live alone as independence grows

Census Bureau data show 70 percent of elderly widows lived alone in 1997, up from 56 percent in 1970, while the share of widowed women living with spouses rose slowly. Overall, 46.3 percent of women over 65 were widows, and the number of unmarried couples reached 4.13 million as young people delay marriage.

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