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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1996

Page

8

Freemen hold off as FBI revisits standoff strategies

FBI vehicles approached the Freemen compound as a visitor arrived for a synchronized effort to end a long siege. Officials weigh disrupting satellite and radio signals while residents urge firmer action. Janet Clark visits the ranch with her husband and son while negotiations falter and residents press for decisive measures.

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Anderson County expands recycling hours and plans

Anderson County extends recycling at the fairgrounds from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday under director Ken Weide. The county plans full-time operation at the transfer station with new storage transfers and a grant to buy equipment including glass boxes a small crusher a plastic baler and a mobile collection trailer. Newspapers magazines glass tins plastics and certain containers will be accepted with preparation instructions. Contact Weide at 913 448 3111 for involvement.

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Obituaries for Inez Blankenbeker and Eunice Ostendorf

Funeral services for Inez Blankenbeker 87 Protection will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa with burial at Antioch Cemetery Homewood. She lived in Protection since 1985 and formerly resided in Topeka Ottawa and Peabody. Survivors include a son and several step-relatives. Memorials to the American Alzheimer's Association. A second funeral for Eunice Velma Ostendorf 85 Ottawa will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. A Lincoln Elementary Scholarship Fund donation is requested. an obituary will appear later.

Inez Blankenbeker Protection Protection Valley Manor Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa Clyde W. Greisen Antioch Cemetery Homewood John Wesley Annettie Emma (Chase) Cole Newton Land L Cafe Lawrence Topeka Peabody Harold Bentz Milo Blankenbeker Iola International Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge No. 64 Harold E. Bentz John W. Bentz Stella Mae Cole George W. Bentz St. Louis Barry Blankenbeker Rodney Blankenbeker Quenemo Jane Casteel American Alzheimer's Association Eunice V. Ostendorf Eunice Velma Ostendorf Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home John Blythe Highland Cemetery Lincoln Elementary Scholarship Fund

Hospital Notes And Sheriff News Highlights

The Daily Report lists admissions Deborah Gragg and John Hickock of Ottawa with Wednesday entries. Sheriff notes include arrests of Donald Nickelson and Andrea Schultz on warrants, burglary report by Charlotte Stone, and theft by Brandi Vietze. Two accidents involve Heath Heckman and Christina Paxton with injuries and a non injury incident on US 59.

Deborah Gragg John Hickock Ottawa Donald Harold Nickelson Highway 59 Franklin County Andrea L. Schultz East Seventh Douglas County Charlotte Stone Eisenhower Road Eitsenhower Road Montana Road Riley Road Heath D. Heckman Ransom Memorial Hospital 21St Terrace Christina L. Paxton Labette Road

Senate rejects balanced-budget amendment in vote

The Senate defeated a balanced-budget constitutional amendment 64 to 35, two votes shy of the two-thirds needed. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole and President Clinton clashed over deficit reduction as the election year debate intensified. Clinton rejected the amendment as a long delayed gimmick.

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