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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1997

Page

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Infant Dies and Services Scheduled at Highland Cemetery

Zavier Darelle Robinson-Emmerson of Topeka died stillborn at St Francis Topeka hospital. Graveside services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Highland Cemetery Galveston Texas. Survived by parents Tamika Robinson and Chris Emmerson and extended family.

Zavier D. Robinsonemmerson Zavier Darelle Robinson- Emmerson Topeka St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center Chris Emmerson Tamika Robinson Highland Cemetery Harley and Tamara Jackson Jerry Thomas Ervin Texas Elmer Robinson Georgia Manning Regina Emmerson

Kansas Sailor Honored as Ship Namesake

A Kansan shares pride at a dream week as a ship is named for Donald Kirby Ross, the Kansas native and USS Nevada sailor credited with saving his battleship during Pearl Harbor. Ross, a junior warrant officer, earned the distinction after a heroic act amid the attack.

Donald Kirby Ross Kansas Pearl Harbor Ross Nevada

Ottawa man faces new drug charges in county court

Randall Ray Tyson pleaded guilty to unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine on June 18 and now faces additional felony counts of manufacturing methamphetamine possession of amphetamine possession of drug paraphernalia and no drug tax stamp. He is held on 50000 bond and awaits a July 28 sentencing. Paul Carden Byrn 41 of Mulberry also faces identical charges and is held on 50000 bond. Deputy prosecutors said the men were arrested separately with federal and state agencies assisting. other defendants include Scott D Phillips Gardner and Michael Lloyd Eeord Cedar facing aggravated assault with weapon and domestic disturbance charges respectively.

Ottawa Paige Randall Ray Tyson Franklin County Paul Carden Byrn Mulberry Tyson Bryan Hastert Federal Drug Enforcement Agency Kansas Bureau of Investigation Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit Byrd Scott D. Phillips Gardner Phillips Michael Lloyd Eeord Cedar

Jury awards $2M in war murder case at Green Bay mill

A federal jury awarded over $2 million to the family of Tom Monfils a 35 year old paper mill worker killed by coworkers after police released a tape of him tipping off police about theft Six Green Bay police officers and the city were found negligent in the 1992 death Six coworkers were convicted in the slaying Monfils body was found in a two story vat at the James River mill The tape release cited Open Records law and the defense argued the police should not pay for murderers actions

Milwaukee Green Bay Tom Monfils Monfils James River Corp Keith Kutska Kutska Gregg Gunta

Holiday signa ture edition Stein sale party promo

Ad brief style notes list seasonal offers and sales from multiple local businesses. Dates include Friday and Saturday events with free hot dogs drinks phones and more. Addresses in Ottawa and surrounding area provided with phone numbers and operating hours.

Kathy Derek Pam Main Ottawa

District Court Dispositions And Divorces Listed In Brief

Dustin Chambers twenty year old from Pomona posted a 250 dollar appearance bond after a March 19 summons for a worthless check. Allen Selby of Kansas City faced three counts of worthless checks. he posted a 150 dollar bond. Other cases include Patrick Sullivan of Atchison driving on a suspended license and failing to yield, Lynne Perry of Melvern and Jamie Williamson of Paola with various charges and dispositions. Multiple divorces granted include Greene, OConnor, Grimes, Carr, Pearson, and Moore couples from Ottawa Lawrence Wellsville Perry Baldwin and Terri Lutz. Felony charges against Salazar were dismissed without prejudice as were misdemeanor battery charges against Jones. Restitution and costs varied by case.

Dustin Chambers Pomona Allen R. Selby Kansas City Patrick Owen Sullivan Atchison Lynne. C. Perry Melvern Wanda Sue Sherley la Cygne Melissa W. Morton Gardner Tate Cristan Salazar Tristan Tom Salazar Marty Lee Jones Pawnee Road Mary Patricia Greene Robert Wayne Greene Wellsville Michael O'Connor Beverly O'Connor Ottawa David W. Grimes Jennifer L. Grimes Mary E. Carr Lawrence Shawn W. Carr Perry Lori A. Pearson Jarrett E.pearson Terri L. Lutz Baldwin Geoffrey C. Lutz Annette M. Moore Brian P. Moore

Parole hearing drew 15016 petitions to keep Nemechek jailed

Kathleen Fabrizius led a Kansas Parole Board session with 15016 signatures seeking denial of parole for Fran cis Donald Nemechek after three prior reviews. She testified against release, noting he has not joined prison programs and told a psychiatrist he would kill again. The case involves murder of Paula Fabrizius and other victims.

Associated Press Topeka Kan Francis Donald Nemechek Kathleen Fabrizius Kansas Parole Board Nemechek Fabrizius Ogallah Legisla Ture Parole Board Kansas Paula Fabrizius Cedar Bluffs Reservoir

Lawmaker seeks Supreme Court probe of OKC conspiracy

Oklahoma state Rep. Charles Key asks the Oklahoma Supreme Court to order County District Attorney Bob Macy to assist the next week’s county grand jury investigating the Oklahoma City bombing. Key argues Macy’s past opposition risks a conflict of interest while the panel probes alleged conspiracies and prior knowledge claims. Federal authorities deny a larger conspiracy.

Paul Queary Associated Press Oklahoma City Oklahoma Supreme Court Oklahoma Bob Macy Macy Mark Sandford Charles Key Key Grand Jury Dan Owens Macy's Drew Edmondson Frank Keating Edmondson Keating Supreme Court A Pin City Key Macy Timothy McVeigh Terry Nichols

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