UK au pair Louise Woodward says she was scapegoated
In her first extended interview since returning to Britain from the United States, Louise Woodward says authorities blamed her for the February 1997 death of 8 month old Matthew Eappen to find someone to punish. An attorney for the baby's family disputes her account, asserting she spoke out for publicity and noting her Massachusetts manslaughter conviction.
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Party Pleasers Offers Cakes Balloons Gifts and Bakery
Local shop at 429 Main features party supplies cakes balloons gifts and bakery items with phone number 242-4250. Corporate branding and event decor options available for celebrations and gatherings.
Drug recall after deaths shocks patients and doctors
New York AP Four people died after taking the potent painkiller Durac and eight others needed liver transplants prompting Wyeth Ayerst division of American Home Products to recall. The FDA had warned Durac can cause fatal liver damage when used longer than ten days since its July 1997 market debut, though doctors could prescribe beyond ten days.
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Wall Street Local Stocks and Grain Prices
Market notes show Casey's at 182 412 and O'Reilly Auto at 3113/16 with minor changes. Grain quotations from Ottawa Co-op list hard wheat none and corn 2.34, soybeans 6.21, oats. Franklin County prices report wheat 2.74, corn 2.33, milo 3.68, soybeans 6.18.
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Mayors push tech to curb gun use and multi gun limits
Philadelphia Mayor Edward Rendell urged gun makers to develop personalized firearm tech that would discharge only for the registered user to reduce youth and criminal gun use. He called for a ban on multiple gun purchases, proposing one sale per month with collector exceptions, as others warned tech limits and a broad approach are needed.
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American Shooting Sports Council
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Obituary notices for Roy Heckman and Opal Burns
Roy Heckman 76 of Ottawa died June 19 1998 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral services are set for June 23 at Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Ottawa with Reverend Henry Roberts officiating Memorial services and inurnment will be at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona He was born February 1 1922 in Omaha Nebraska to Frank B and Dora Belle Heckman He served in the U S Navy in World War II earning the Purple Heart He married Irene Florence Walburn January 15 1949 He worked at Bennett's Creamery and as a heavy equipment operator for the Kansas State Highway Department He retired 1977 Survived by his wife a son Danny R Heckman Ottawa a daughter Kathy Hickock Ottawa and a granddaughter Memorials may be directed to the Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter Opal I Burns 68 of Ottawa died June 20 1998 at Raongom Hospital Funeral services are June 24 1998 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 5901 Auxiliary honors Burial at Highland Cemetery She was born June 6 1930 in Ottawa to Charles C and Rachel Ledom She worked at Parmalee Plastics and King Radio Ottawa later an Avon representative She was a long time VFW Auxiliary member She married Dale Burns in August 1956 She was preceded in death by her parents a son a grandson seven brothers four sisters and two half sisters Survivors include her husband three sons Bill Burns Randall Burns Bob Burns all of Ottawa a daughter Sandra Warren Ottawa a brother Max Ledom Pleasant Hill MO and 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Friends may call at Dengel and Son Mortuary Tuesday before the service and a Celebration of Life will be held there later in the day
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Corky” Green
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Weather Report Fragments From 1988 Sewey Ore Issue
Partial forecast notes a mix of sun and clouds with possible showers and thunderstorms. Mentions Fern and snow flurries with occasional snow. covers the northeast region with variable conditions.
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