Yowell 73 Dies. WWII Vet Former Ottawa Resident
Eldon C B Yowell 73 Humboldt and formerly Ottawa Kansas died Wednesday July 27 1994 at Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center. Graveside services 2 p.m. Friday Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt with Rev Kerry Gage officiating. He served in the U S Army 1942 45 participated in Normandy Northern France Rhine Ardennes Central Europe earning good conduct medal. Survivors include wife three sons Patricia Yowell Thompson eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Military honors by V F W Post 1654 Chanute. Memorials to Leukemia Society.
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Second Ottawa officer disciplined after domestic disturbance
Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman says a second officer, Robbie Hawkins, received disciplinary action tied to her involvement in a domestic disturbance that led to the arrest of jailer Shawn A. Chambers and his wife Mary Shawn. Chambers and Mary signed citations to appear in municipal court. City officials report the investigation is complete and no charges beyond city battery are anticipated. Chambers was suspended pending the investigation’s completion per Franklin County Sheriff Rex Bowling.
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Pentagon defends policy on defense contractor aid
Washington AP Under a year old policy under congressional scrutiny the Pentagon can give defense contractors millions to absorb merger costs. Clinton administration says the policy saves taxpayers four to seven times its cost while critics warn of job losses and plant closures. Rep Lynn Schenk criticizes the approach as potentially harming workers. The House Armed Services subcommittee heard testimony as parts of the policy face rejection from the House.
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Simpson case clears path for DNA testing of blood samples
A Los Angeles judge allows defense experts to remove 10 percent of each sample before prosecution testing in the OJ Simpson murder case. The defense objects to using the lab’s equipment and storage, aiming to conduct their own testing. Prosecutsrs seek genetic fingerprinting to link Simpson to the slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman amid broader legal maneuvering. A related wrongful death suit by Ronald Goldman’s mother, Sharon Rufo, seeks unspecified damages in Santa Monica, alleging willful and malicious conduct.
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Record marijuana bust surpasses prior Kansas thefts
Kansas Highway Patrol reports a 895 pound marijuana seizure during a routine U S 54 stop near Kingman. Reyes Gutierrez, 23, Garden City, arrested. Earlier in July 600 pounds seized on I 70 in Trego County. two Californians detained. Combined haul 1,495 pounds worth about 3 million dollars. An Ohio man was later arrested on I 35 near Franklin Osage line for possession with intent to distribute.
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DeCock Admissions Note At Shriners Hospital St Louis
Shriners Hospital in St Louis treats Jithian Powell of Princeton after surgery on Monday. Powell remains hospitalized through next week. Parents Rob and Kim Powell, Princeton, may receive correspondence at Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children 2001 S Lindberg St Louis MO 61313.
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GM posts record second quarter profit and sales
General Motors Corp reports 1.9 billion dollars in net income for the April to June quarter, the strongest quarter ever for the automaker. Revenue climbs to 40.4 billion, with North American operations turning a 723 million dollar profit amid gains in international automotive business.
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Songwriter Artie Glenn Dies at 79 in Dallas
Dallas AP reports songwriter and bassist Artie Glenn died Monday of a heart attack at age 79. His song Crying in the Chapel became a national hit for Elvis Presley, whose 1965 rendition sold over 500,000 copies.
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