Hospital Notes and Local Court News Summary
Admissions include Milo Randall of Rantoul and births in Ottawa with two new daughters. Sheriff and police logs report arrests for traffic, drunkenness, battery, theft, and underage possession across Ottawa and nearby towns. Notable incidents include burglaries at Orlis Cox Field and a video recorder loss, plus multiple automobile accidents and a fire warning with no blaze.
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Milo Randall
Rantoul
Jennifer Crump
Ottawa
Ashley Visitacion
Daniel
Roxanna McArdle
Johnny Nutt
Michele Sessions
Wellsville
Sheriff's News
Pomona
Eric Yohe
S. Oak
Franklin County
City of Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
Carl M. Labine
Olive
Michael L. Branson
S. Main
Samuel R. Esquivel
Main
Tacumseh
Terri L. Sall
S. Willow
Connie Hess
S. Ash
Centropolis teen Sara Knop eyes national rodeo finals
Centropolis 16 year old Sara Knop earned national bid by finishing high in Kansas High School Rodeo finals in Topeka. She qualified in barrel racing and cutting and will compete July 19 to 26 in Shawnee Oklahoma. Knop's mother Diana notes she must finish top four in each contest to qualify and recalls Sara’s 24 qualifying rodeos and county fair wins. Her father Gary also roped calves and Sara aims to rodeo through college.
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Sara Knop
Centropolis
Topeka
Knop
Shawnee
Okla
Diana Knop
Sara
Gary
Diana
Franklin County
Clinton Defends Criticism of Singer Sister Souljah
New York AP Bill Clinton defended his remarks about Sister Souljah saying the comments exposed alienation in society. He said his critique was not an attack and urged celebrities to promote harmony while criticizing both parties and the Perot phenomenon.
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New York
Bill Clinton
CBS
Souljah
Los Angeles
Clinton
Jesse Jackson
Rainbow Coalition
Jackson
Ross Perot
Pero
Standout pleads for calm after Bulls win
Chicago fans urged restraint after the Bulls defeated the Portland Trail Blazers at Comiskey Park. Fire officials and players called for calm as looting broke out on Michigan Avenue and the West and South Sides. Buses and shops were damaged, Dock's restaurant was looted, and police began closing taverns early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Mike Cosgrove
Bulls
Michael Jordan
Portland Trail Blazers
Chicago Stadium
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Transit Authority
Dock’s
Randall Dawson
Court rules bankruptcy shield protects pension benefits
The Supreme Court unanimously held that debtors in bankruptcy may shield pension benefits from creditors. In a Virginia case, a former furniture company president may keep a $250,000 pension rather than surrender it to a bankruptcy trustee. Justice Blackmun said the ruling fully protects pension benefits under ERISA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
ERISA
Harry A. Blackmun
Dunn case moved to Shawnee County court for retrial
U S District Judge Dale Saffels ordered Lisa Dunn’s new trial in Shawnee County District Court for a 1985 northwest Kansas crime spree that left four dead. The 10th Circuit upheld the ruling seeking funds for a forensic psychiatrist. No trial date set.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Dale Saffels
Lisa Dunn
Shawnee County
Saffels
Miss Dunn
Kansas
10Th
U.S. Court of Appeals
Daniel Remeta
Crowl Rites Set In Topeka For 85 Year Old
Lloyd J. Crowl 85 of Topeka died Sunday June 14 1992 in a Topeka hospital. Funeral at 11 a.m. Tuesday Mount Hope Chapel Topeka with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. He was born April 6 1907 in Lane. Survived by daughter Linda Coker sister Verlie James and three grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Topeka Shooters Fund. Also notice of J C Riley 76 formerly of Ottawa died June 4 1992 in Glendale Arizona funeral June 10 in Los Osos California.
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Lloyd J. Crowl
Topeka
Mount Hope Chapel
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lane
Jesse
Edna
Cade) Crowl
Lita Rutledge
Ottawa University
U.S. Post Office
Civil Service
Capital City Gun Club
Masonic Lodge
Linda Coker
J.C. Riley
Glendale
Ariz
Ottawa
St. Joseph
Mary
Harry Riley
Mary Catherine Riley
Los Osos Memorial Park
Los Osos
Calif
Wall Street mixed as Dow nudges higher in thin trading
The New York stock market was mixed at midday with the Dow Jones average up 4.55 points to 3358.91 after an early 15 point drop. Analysts blamed losses in Japan and Friday's down drift though the index briefly rose on a cooler may CPI before retreating. Telefonos del Mexico fell about 1 percent to 50 hitting active NYSE trades.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow
Japan
Telefonos del Mexico
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Edward £. Alterman
S. Hickory
Paola
James S. Weidner
Lincoln
Canterbury Court
Winona L. Comstock
Russell W. Rose
N. Sycamore
Rose
John V. Sprowls
Lenexa
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Darleta J. Sims
Vance L. Vogeler
N. Mulberry
Vogeler
Sims
Durrant
Martin
Stevan R. Howard
Princeton
Donna L. Bond
Williamsburg
Montana Road
Daniel G. Oglesby
Milnar
Maria S. Sloop
Osage Drive
Douglas
Missouri
Richmond
Linda L. Wolfe
William E. White
Gardner
Main Street
Ninth Street
Loren E. Triplett
S. Cherry
Tracey A. Kloog
Osage
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Wolken Oil
Centropolis Rodeo Star Eyes Nationals
Richard Clifton
Dunn
Thomas County
Remeta
Florida
Great Family Entertainment
Tnt
Jian
Ottawa Municipal
Lone Run
Verlie James
Goddard
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W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Ottawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Economic Development, Inc
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