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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1994

Page

8

Obituary for Ivan H. Bailey of Tulsa June 14 1994

Ivan H. Bailey, 77, of Tulsa Oklahoma, died Tuesday, June 14, 1994 at St John Hospital. Funeral and graveside services planned with family meeting at Dengel and Son Mortuary at 1 p.m. and burial at Highland Cemetery at 2 p.m. Visitation Thursday evening until service time. A full obituary to follow in the Herald.

Ivan H. Bailey Tulsa Okla St. John Hospital Dengel and Son Mortuary Highland

Pomona Man Arrested in Marijuana Cultivation Case

Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit arrested Jeffery C. Sypher of 3727 Indiana Road Pomona on a warrant for cultivation of marijuana. Forty plants, 2 inches to 2 feet tall, were confiscated. Investigators traced the tip to Sypher after on site checks, estimating the crop could yield about 80 pounds worth $20,000 at maturity.

Pomona Franklin County Alan Radcliffe Jeffery C. Sypher Indiana Road Sypher Radcliffe

Hospital notes and local incidents report

Barbara Cornes returns home after a seven day stay at Overland Park Regional Medical Center for surgery. Tro y Samsel reports theft of a 14 foot john boat from the Albert Wiards residence. Various local arrests and notices include Lonnie and Sylvia Comstock bankruptcy filing, a disorderly conduct arrest of Larry Barratt, and a warrant for Vicki Kingsolver. Downtown Ottawa businesses report roof theft and vandalism, with damages to Appliance Repair Center and Brown's Shoe Fit. A 16 year old Lawrence boy faces past theft charges. an accident at First and Main involved a 16 year old drivers. Ottawa firefighters respond to a power outage at Cedar Square Apartments.

Barbara Cornes S. Cedar Overland Park Regional Medical Center Troy Samsel Wellsville Albert Wiards Sand Creek Larry Arthur Barratt Vicki Ann Kingsolver S. Hickory Lawrence Boy South Main Ottawa S. Main Brown Marcia L. Houck Frank J. Newkirk S. Locust William E. Hawkins N. Poplar

Carter defuses tensions with NK visit via Panmunjom

Former President Jimmy Carter crossed the Korean DMZ with Rosalynn for a four day mission to ease nuclear tensions. In Seoul sirens sounded as civil defense drills were staged, while North Korea rejected IAEA inspections and warned sanctions could be acts of war. Carter planned meetings with Kim Il Sung and Kim Young Sam, with Washington denying any formal message, amid joint US Korea Japan pressure for open inspections.

Jimmy Carter North Korea Seoul Carter Rosalynn Panmunjom Two Koreas U.N Radio Pyongyang Tokyo O Jin U International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA United States Korea Japan Kim Il Sung Kim Youngsam Washington State Department Pak Gil Yon New York U.S South Korea

Packwood Back In Spotlight On Health Care Talks

Oregon Republican Senator Bob Packwood, a senior member of the Senate Finance Committee, meets President Clinton for a health care sit down. He presents a compromise on a key issue while acknowledging it misses Clinton's universal coverage goal and opposes employer mandates.

Ashington Bob Packwood Oregon Clinton Senate

Calloway suffers severe stroke in White Plains

Cab Calloway, 86, the scat singing big band legend, suffered a severe stroke Sunday in White Plains. His doctors are taking his situation one day at a time, according to Calloway's daughter.

White Plains N.Y Cab Calloway

Correction notice for misspelled artist name in Herald

The Herald apologizes for a reporter's error that misnamed artist Nancy Oakes in Friday's edition. The correction clarifies the correct spelling and acknowledges the mistake.

Nancy Oakes Herald The

Leaders Set issues before 1995 session

The Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council formed eight special study committees and assigned topics to four permanent panels as it seeks to ease the load on legislators during the interim. Ten lawmakers join new study commissions, while four Blue Highways committees will travel statewide for public listening sessions. The council also directed joint committees to study budget, planning, pensions, and families, and named members to a Telecommunications Planning Committee and a Privatization Council. The plan limits meetings to 35 days from July to November, with reports due ahead of the January 1995 session.

Kan Legislative Coordinating Council LCC New Telecommunications Strategic Planning Committee Kansas Council On Privatization House Bob Miller America

Man Dies in Gas Chamber in North Carolina

David Lawson, 38, was executed for the 1980 murder of Wayne Shinn. He shouted I am human as the gas chamber door closed, then spoke of his hope that North Carolina would one day be sorry for killing him. He had sought TV coverage of his execution on Donahue, while officials warned it would become a circus.

Senate Justice Department Raleigh N.C Phil Donahue David Lawson Wayne Shinn Lawson North Carolina Donahue

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