Funeral notices for Lloyd Oliver and Frank Coker in Kansas/Ottawa area
Obituaries report Lloyd Oliver, 85, of Bella Vista and Ottawa, died June 22 1995. Funeral Monday in Ottawa with Masonic burial at Highland Cemetery. Also Frank Lloyd Coker, 82 Osawatomie died June 19 1995. Funeral Friday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home with burial in Osawatomie Cemetery. A stillborn daughter, Summer Shivley, is noted with no services planned.
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Lloyd Oliver
Bella Vista
Ark
Ottawa
Bentonville
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Steve Henry
Ottawa Lodge No
Highland Cemetery
Redding
Iowa
Willard
Eva Oliver
Ottawa University
Bennett's Creamery
Select Dairy
St. Louis
Opal G. Rarick
Albert Lea
Minn
Marguerite E. Swanson
Eureka Springs
Ottawa Lodge
Ancient Free & Accepted Masons
York Rite
Royal Arch Masons
Ottawa Council
Royal & Select Masons
Tancred Commandery
Frank L. Coker
Osawatomie
Frank Lloyd Coker
Eddy Birchard
Lee Wiersma
Floyd Glen
Jessie Maude (Stewart) Coker
Coker
Abigail Shivley
Olathe Medical Center
Charles
Tracy (Short) Shivley
Gardner
Alexander Anthony Shivley
Louis and
Gayle Short
Dixie Shirley
Manhattan
Luella Croker
Pittsburg
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ito to open transcripts of juror misconduct
Los Angeles judge edges toward release of sealed transcripts from the misconduct sessions in the O J Simpson case. Ito says jurors who sought attention forfeited privacy rights, plans to edit hundreds of pages and release by July 3. ACLU and media groups pressed for openness.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Nce Ito
Simpson
Tyers
American Civil Berties Union
Reir
Ito
The
of Business
ACLU
Doug Mirell
Senior Menus and Meal Reservations by City
Nutrition site reservations are required a day ahead in Ottawa Garnett Lane Osage City Pomona Rantoul Richmond Waverly Wellsville and Williamsburg. Weekly meals run Monday through Friday featuring pork fritter chicken and noodles hamburger steak calico bean bake salmon loaf and assorted sides with fruit and dessert options.
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Ottawa
Garnett
Lane
Osage City
Pomona
Rantoul
Richmond
Waverly
Wellsville
Williamsburg
District Court Sentences Battery Case in June Term
Daniel Michael Engstrom was sentenced on a battery conviction to 60 days probation, $102.50 in court costs, and $125 in attorney fees. The issue also lists divorces, marriage licenses, and multiple municipal court fines and dismissals, including licenses suspended and restitution. Also noted are bankruptcies for David B. and Kimberly A. Baary and Mary J. Philback with specified liabilities and assets.
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Daniel Michael Engstrom
Jerry Thornton
Kimberly R
Darrell W. Moore
Deborah A
Kenneth D. Read
Linda M
Gregory S. Warner
Sandie M
Anthony R. McNealis
Brandi N. Wilson
Keith A. Weidner
Ottawa
James C. Lee
Rosemary Kane
Stephany D. Leabo
Terry W. Priddy
Quenemo
Walker A. Hendrix
Jeannia D. Cook
Yu-Ming Wu
Shu-Chun Huang
Municipal Court
Sheila A. Morisevaiz
W. 6Th
Lisa A. Buck
N. Main
Ray E. Fuller
S. Princeton
Wood's
Mini Mart
Daniel J. Lindberg
N. Poplar
Virginia A. Kems
Tremont
Eldon Harris
S. Cedar
Eldon L. Harris
Rita K. Bickerstaff
W. 10Th
David B
Kimberly A. Baary
Mary J. Philback
Osage City
Attorney appeals bail refusal in Nichols case
The defense for bombing suspect Nichols appeals a June ruling denying bail, arguing the decision rested on his political beliefs. Judge Russell denied bail at a June 2 hearing, stating Nichols faced flight risk and danger to the public. The appeal to the 10th U.S. Circuit contends that using political views as basis for denial violates First Amendment rights and cites FBI found materials as not proving a bomb plan. Nichols and McVeigh are charged in the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 and injured hundreds. both are held without bail under anti-terror laws. The defense says Nichols was occupied with business and family, presenting his movements as inconsistent with bomb involvement. Separately, investigators questioned the Missouri List Militia leader after finding a militia business card in Nichols’ home.
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Alahoma City
Nichols
U.S
Vid Russell
Chols
Isell
Dur
FBI
Hering
Kan
Tigar
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Kansas City Star
Missouri List
Wall Street closes lower as Dow dips on Friday
Wall Street reported a Friday session with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 4,585.84, down 3.80 points from the prior close. Other indices showed declines, including the S&P 500 at 49.71 and Nasdaq Composite at 938.87, while NYSE volumes reached about 396 million shares in total.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard&Poors
Standard&Poor's
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