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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1995

Page

9

Lutz Rites Set For Roy Garnett 84

Roy Lutz 84 of Garnett died Sunday June 25 1995 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett with burial in Holy Angels Cemetery. He was born March 22 1911 in Harris to George and Hanna Lutz. A farmer and former school bus driver and courthouse custodian. Married Julia Marker May 14 1941 at Westphalia. Survivors include wife two daughters a brother five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Wake 7:30 p.m. today at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel. Memorials to Holy Angels Catholic Church.

Roy Lutz Garnett Roy Lutz Garnett Shawnee Mission Medical Center Holy Angels Catholic Church Holy Angels Cemetery George and Hanna Olson) Lutz Harris Anderson County Julia A. Marker Westphalia Patty Davis Overland Park Erma Craig Lawrence Ivan Lutz Wichita Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel

Hospital Admissions and Sheriff News from Ottawa Area

Hospital notes list admissions at Ottawa and Colony locations for Friday through Sunday with names including Vestor Cannon Ruth Ely Gayle Page Lydia Nettleton Mable Othick Louise Welbom David Fulton Michelle Kirk and William Sink plus Monday dismissals for Lori Firestone and her son. Sheriff reports show David Julian Green 31 Kansas City Kansas arrested Monday on aggravated robbery charges and jailed on a $5000 bond awaiting first district court appearance. Vandalism noted at Williamsburg High School with entry through an eighth grade classroom and a broken window. no loss reported. Police News lists Debra Ann Forney 41 of 831 East...

Vestor Cannon Lyndon Ruth Ely Gayle Page Ottawa Lydia Nettleton Colony Mable Othick Garnett Louise Welbom David Fulton Michelle Kirk William Sink Lori Firestone and Son Sheriff's News Frest David Julian Green Kansas City Kan Williamsburg High School

Police log notes multiple thefts across Ottawa area

Monday reports include burglary at Dustin 8. Chambers home on Osage Drive with $17.50 loss, guns and cases stolen from Richard Vega and Kevin Jackson at 825 N. King valued at $255, car break ins for Andy M. Rhoades and Kay P. Bushman with cassette tapes and items totaling under $60, a gold bracelet taken from Monk Phiouphilavanh between April 9 and Saturday for $2,125, sunglasses stolen from Wesley Nickel at Country Mart, and a Sunday incident at 7:50 a.m. injuring Brandi Pope after a crash with Charles Weber at Mulberry and Eighth. Pope treated and released from hospital.

Wes Arested Ottawa Dustin Chambers Osage Drive Richard Vega N. King Kevin Jackson Andy M. Rhoades S. Lincoln Kay P. Bushman S. Sycamore Severl Sabi Wesley J. Nickel N. Cherry Country Mart Princeton Circle Monk Phiouphilavanh E. Wilson Eighth Mulberry Brandi N. Pope Osage Charles M Weber Williamsburg Pape Pope Franklin County Ambulance Service Ransom Memorial Hospital

Prosecution presents hair and fiber evidence in Simpson case

Los Angeles prosecutors outline hair and fiber findings linking O J Simpson to the crime scene and victims. Lab technician Denise Lewis described processing hairs and fibers from the Ford Bronco and victims’ clothing, with evidence carefully handled and sometimes frozen. Defense challenges loom as further scientific analysis is expected, though experts warn the results may not be decisive.

Los Angeles O.J. Simpson Marcia Clark Simpson Ronald Goldman Goldman Denise Lewis Clark Lewis Southwestern University Law Myrna Raeder

Kerkorian Boosts Chrysler Stake Amid Bid Fallout

Kerkorian plans to lift his Chrysler holding by buying 14 million shares at 50 dollars each through Tracinda, raising his total to about 50 million shares or 14 percent. Wall Street reaction was dull as Chrysler shares edged down to 47.37 on the NYSE. University of Michigan analyst Michael Bradley says he’s signaling the board he remains active.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Kirk Kerkorian Kerkorian Tracinda Corp Wall Street Chrysler New York Stock Exchange Chrysler Board Michael Bradley University of Michigan

Hugh Grant Arrested in Hollywood on Lewd Conduct Charge

British actor Hugh Grant was arrested in Los Angeles early today for allegedly soliciting and engaging in lewd conduct with a prostitute in his car. He was booked on misdemeanor lewd conduct, released without bail, and ordered to appear in court July 18.

Los Angeles Hugh Grant Hollywood Grant Lori Taylor

Kevorkian Attends 24th Death at Clinic

In Springfield Township Michigan Jack Kevorkian attended his 24th death at the death studio he operates for terminally ill patients. A woman with Lou Gehrig’s disease allegedly died by her own action inside the nondescript one story building on a rural highway. The landlord said she wanted Kevorkian removed.

Kevorkian Springfield Township Mich Jack Kevorkian Lou Gehrig

Correction to News of the Weird 1995 misreport

Astronaut Alan Shepard allegedly refused to autograph a photo of his Mercury capsule landing at a signing event for his new book. The request came from John Williams, a rescuer who helped pull him from the Atlantic, though Williams was not one of the two men who actually pulled him from the water. Chuck Shepherd apologizes for the error.

News of the Weird Alan Shepard Atlantic Ocean John Williams Shepard Chuck Shepherd

United HealthCare to Buy Metro Health for 1.65 Billion

United HealthCare Corp Inc will pay 1.65 billion dollars to acquire Metro Health Cos in a deal that, if approved by regulators, would make the combined company the largest provider of health care plans in the nation. The merger would steer millions toward managed care from traditional plans.

New York United HealthCare Corp. Inc Metro- Health Cos

Consumer confidence sinks as June sees big drop

New York AP reports consumer faith in the U.S. economy fell sharply in June, the largest monthly decline in three years. The Conference Board index dropped to 92.8, with fewer people noting plentiful jobs, expected opportunities, or improving finances.

New York Conference Board Business Research Group Federal Reserve Conference Board Fabian Linden

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