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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1995

Page

8

Verrilla Basel funeral set in Williamsburg

The 85 year old Verrilla Basel of Williamsburg died June 6 1995 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev Dale Gardner officiating. Burial follows at Mount Hope Cemetery. She was born May 12 1910 in Quenemo and married Victor O Basel in 1933 at Topeka. Survivors include son Ralph Basel and four grandsons. The family will receive friends 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Memorials may go to Williamsburg United Methodist Church.

Verrilla Basel Williamsburg Ransom Memorial Hospital Dale Gardner Mount Hope Cemetery Jess and Cora (McCurdy) Porter Quenemo Victor O. Basel Topeka Williamsburg United Methodist Church Sadana Order of the Eastern Star Earl Porter Verden Johnson Lena Meyers Hazel Porter Victor Hubert Basel Janet L. Basel Ralph Basel Dengel and Son Mortuary

Man shot and killed after chase with Kansas City police

A 35-year-old man identified as Philip Patrzykont was shot and killed by a Kansas City officer amid a pursuit after he threatened the officer with a four-foot pipe. The chase began around 6 30 p m on Tuesday as he faced bench warrants for assault disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. The officer used pepper spray before firing after the suspect advanced, hitting him with a lethal response. the officer, 38, was placed on paid administrative leave during the investigation.

Ansas Bill Sanders Sanders Department Philip Patrzykont

Two Nebraska teens get life terms for Kansas murder

Matthew Keen and Greg Baacke, both 19 from Kearney Nebraska, were sentenced in Republic County to life in prison for the September 23 1994 killing of Gladys Knedlik 79 at her farm near Narka Kansas. Keen receives an extra 46 months for burglary and theft while Baacke gets 14 months for theft.

Belleville Kan Nebraska Kansas Matthew Keen Greg Baacke Kearney Neb Republic County District Court Thomas M. Tuggle Baacke Keen Bill Navis Gladys Knedlik Narka Huntington Ark

Evangelist Graham falls ill during Toronto speech

Billy Graham, 76, was rushed to East General Hospital in Toronto with a bleeding bowel and influenza after collapsing mid speech at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. Doctors said he remained alert and responsive and expected to preach again the next night as his Toronto crusade continued with about 250 000 anticipated attendees.

Toronto Billy Graham Graham Metro Toronto Convention Center East General Hospital Anne Graham Lotz Wtvd-Tv Durham N.C North Carolina

Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports From Ottawa Area

Admissions include Megan Kelley and several others from Ottawa and nearby towns along with births noting a son for Rebecca Sudja Overbrook. Arrests list Lloyd Willey Lane for domestic battery and Randy Capps Wellsville for suspended license. Also charged are Daniel Engstrom for aggravated assault, Bill McNish reports fence damage, and multiple police incidents with theft and vehicle part theft notices.

Megan Kelley Wellsville Cornelius Boston Clara Burke Harold Staadt Ottawa Betty Bowman John Davin Pomona Alva Filburn Terry Maupin Garnett Ruby Snyder Watsonville Calif Rebecca Sudja Overbrook Priscilla Tyler Gladys Noffsinger Walter Hayden Portia Hendrix Clara’ Burke Sheriff's News Nevada Terrace

Weight of evidence against Nichols grounds bail denial

A federal judge refused bail for bombing suspect Terry Nichols after ruling the weight of evidence against him is great. Judge David Russell cited probable cause and danger to the community, noting the 1995 attack that killed 168 and wounded over 500. Nichols, arrested May 10, is held without bail alongside Timothy McVeigh as prosecutors seek further indictments and possible death penalty consideration.

Alahoma City Terry Nichols U.S David Russell Nichols Russell Herrington Kan Alfred P Michael Tigar Timothy McVeigh

Woman who told story sentenced for murder and abuse

In West Palm Beach Florida Pauline Zile was sentenced to life in prison for murder and child abuse after falsely claiming her 7-year-old daughter Christina Holt was abducted to cover up the beating death. Judge Stephen A Rapp found no evidence she actively participated in the killing.

West Palm Beach Fla Pauline Zile John Christina Holt Palin Beach Stephen A. Rapp

Jury shaken by autopsy photos in Simpson case

In Los Angeles jurors struggled to contain emotion as autopsy images of Nicole Brown Simpson were shown. The display followed earlier photos of the crime scene and intense cross examination of Detective Fuhrman, with Denise Brown testifying.

OS Angeles O.J. Simpson Nicole Brown Simpson Ms. Simpson Mark Fuhrman Denise Brown

Reeve Sits Up After Surgery for Broken Neck

Christopher Reeve, paralyzed from the neck down after a May 27 horse accident in Culpeper, has his hospital bed elevated to an 80 degree sitting position. Neurosurgeon John Jane of the University of Virginia Medical Center says doctors raised the bed gradually after surgery to stabilize the spine. Reeve remains in serious but stable condition with fused vertebrae and a chance for limited movement.

Charlottesville, Va Christopher Reeve John Jane University of Virginia Medical Center Reeve Culpeper

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