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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1987

Page

8

Fredonia Police Officer Joins Ottawa DPS Ranks

Darren Eichinger, a 1980 Pomona High School graduate and former Fredonia policeman, joins the Ottawa Department of Public Safety as an officer. He replaces Sgt. Tim Graves, who quits to work as a civilian technician for the Air National Guard at McConnell AFB. Graves, an Air Force veteran, will move his family to Derby.

Darren Eichinger Pomona High School Ottawa Department of Public Safety Eichinger U.S. Marine Corps Fredonia DPS Ottawa Force Tim Graves Air National Guard Graves McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Derby

Reagan Denies Ordering Aid In Iran Contra Context

Reagan held a Venice news conference denying he directed private support for the Contras amid congressional probes. He said some witnesses claimed he ordered actions, but he did not solicit aid and noted possible misimpressions during Boland Amendment debates. He defended Abrams and asserted no clear law violation.

Washington Reagan John M. Poindexter Oliver L. North Venice Italy Air Force Richard Secord Albert Hakim Iran Poindexter North U.S George P. Shultz Elliott Abrams Abrams Congress

Lawyer Opposes Forced Blood Tests in DUI Case

Kansas Supreme Court hears Manhattan attorney warn of rising violence if police use warrants to draw blood from drunk drivers who refuse tests. Case centers on Jerry Adee arrested July 14, 1986 in Abilene after refusal. lower court voided conviction for obstructing legal process.

Topeka Kan Kansas Supreme Court Manhattan Robert Pottroff Jerry Adee Abilene Adee Memorial Hospital Pottroff Kansas Robert T. Stephan Atlee Stephan John McNish Dickinson County

Obituaries: Jones Henkle Monroe services set in Kansas towns

Obituary notices list funerals for Sarah Emma Jones 95 Pomona born 1891 in Bethany Mo and married twice with survivors in Pomona and surrounding areas. David E Henkle 68 Pleasanton dies June 9 1987 service at Richard's Memorial Chapel with burial Mount Ida. Milford R Monroe 83 Sealed Beach Calif former Ottawa resident dies June 7 1987 private graveside at Highland Cemetery Ottawa with survivors listed.

Pleasanton David E. Henkle Shawnee Mission Medical Center Richard’s Memorial Mount Ida Henkie Silver Creek Neb Henkie Egg Company Seal Beach Calif Milford R. Monroe Highland Cemetery Ottawa Marceline Verna Howell Monroe Monroe Courts Royal Manor South Main California Harold Stockton Gene Phoenix Ariz

Parole Hearings Set For Area Offenders In June

The Kansas Parole Board schedules hearings on June 18 25 and 26 for area offenders seeking parole. July eligibles include Clark L. Brown and James H. Miller Jr. serving theft and impairing a security interest sentences. Harris Hearn and Cutler face varied charges with hearings at Wyandot Center Wichita and Topeka locations. Oral and written testimony invited with submissions to Room 452S London State Office Building Topeka 66612.

Kansas Parole Board Franklin County Clark L. Brown James H. Miller Jr Kansas Correctional Vocational Training Center Topeka Wesley L. Harris Miami County Wyandot Mental Health Center Eaton 36Th Street Kansas City Kan Wichita Municipal Building Topeka Public Library 1515 W. 10Th Parole Board London State Office Jackson

Admissions and incidents in Ottawa area report

The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals, births at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and local cases. A 6 lb 11 oz boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shaver of Tremont, a 22 year old man suffered a BB wound, and multiple thefts, vandalism, and vehicle incidents are noted along with arrests and dispatcher reports in Ottawa and Douglas County. Deputy sheriffs report a dirt dumping incident on a rural Gardner tractor, and a car fire caused by wiring shorting in Ottawa.

Kenneth Sobba Cypress Patty Turley Francis Deters Gardner Deters Wellsville Ottawa Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Alco S. Main

Texas Flood Strikes Rural Bloomington Trailer Still Sees TV

Franklin County almanac notes residents in a flooded area along the Guadalupe River can still watch TV thanks to a high antenna. Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent thunderstorm chance, highs near 90 Friday, and sunny, warm days through Monday with variable winds and cooler nights.

Bloomington Texas Guadalupe River Lone Star State

Prison Hospital To Take Inmates With AIDS

In Springfield Missouri the U.S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners will house all male inmates with AIDS under an Edwin Meese III mandate. The center already holds 22 with full AIDS, 40 HIV-positive precursors, and 52 more HIV-positive inmates elsewhere. A new testing mandate will raise totals as inmates move between facilities.

Springfield U.S. Medical Center Edwin Meese III Maryellen Thoms Federal Bureau of Prisons Washington Thoms

Local groups announce meetings and honors

News briefs list upcoming events and recent recognitions. OTTAWA BUSINESS and Professional Women plan a June 16 dinner and meeting at Ottawa University Mowbray Union to discuss BPW Today. Carolyn Farris earned an alternate spot for the Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation national conference in Denver. The Eldridge Hotel hosts a regional genealogical workshop with Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck as speaker. East Central China Painters meet Saturday at Anchor Savings Building. Scott Hotaling received Sioux Falls College Purple Feather Award for character and service. Paola hosts its Annual Arts and Crafts Festival on Park Square with rain site at Paola Middle School Gym. a concurrent 5K and 10K Heartbeat Run starts at 8 a.m.

Ottawa Business and Professional Women Ottawa University Mowbray Union Carolyn Farris Hugh O’brien Youth Foundation Lawrence Denver Foundation Jerry and Marie Farris Ottawa RFD Paola Park Square Paola Chamber of Commerce

Too Hot Band Friday Night at CJ's Playhouse

Weekend event brief lists musical act Too Hot performing Friday at CJ's Playhouse with additional local happenings including affordable diamond wedding sets, a paper drive at Sacred Heart, and church-sponsored activities.

Cj’s Playhouse Sacred Heart K of C

Memorial notices for Jones Siegele Petersen in Ottawa area

Memorial notices from Ottawa area memorialize Sarah Jones 95 widow of Hiram Jones who died June 10 1987 with services at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and Evergreen Mound Cemetery. Carol Siegele 91 former Princeton resident dies June 11 1987 in Kansas City Missouri with Lamb Roberts handling arrangements. Genevieve Petersen memorial service at First Baptist Church June 12 1987 with in church reception and memorials to Ottawa University Memorial Fund at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home 242-3550.

Sarah E. Jones Sarah Emma Jones Pomona Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Bethany Joseph Hoover Lillie Justesh Vernon County Rinehart Alex Bell Metz Garnett Hiram S. Jones Madison S.C Bert Bell George C. Bell Hazel Brantley Williamsburg Mattie Ross Braymer Jennie Harkins Carol Siegele Kansas City Princeton St. Joseph's Hospital Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Linda Neese Creighton Neb Peggy Nichols Ottawa Donna K. Hickok Overland Park David Ray Henkle Pleasanton Alberta Warlow Texas Homer Henkle First Presbyterian Church of Sarah Jones Hiram Jones Lamb. Roberts Joseph Spielman Evergreen Mound Cemetery Missouri Otto Siegele St. Joseph’s Hospital Genevieve Petersen Genevieve Rock Petersen First Baptist Church Milan Lambertson

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