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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1994
Page
8
Perry R. Ward, 78, of 130 5S Oak, died today, June 29, 1994. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Dengel and Son Mortuary. A full obituary will appear in tomorrow's Herald.
Admissions and births list Seferino Jasso Ruth Ely Marla Valenzuela and Eunice Ostandorf all of Ottawa with dismissals including Marla Valenzuela and daughter The sheriff reports Richard Allen Scott 38 of Sacramento arrested on a Colorado burglary warrant after a Tuesday afternoon stop on I 35 He is jailed after first court appearance A 13 year old Ottawa boy faces possession of stolen property charges and a 15 year old Ottawa boy on aggravated assault The Sands report jewelry rifle and other items taken valued at 7098 A bicycle theft case and a recovered bicycle valued at 140 are noted Minor accidents include a 15 year old pedestrian and a van crash with injuries and hospital transfers to KU Medical Center in serious condition
Hog receipts stand at 1,000 with Tuesday figures showing barrows and gilts steady. 1 230 270 lb hogs bring 43.00 to 43.60, 2 270 300 lb hogs about 38.00. Sows around 60 lower at 500 lb plus, other weights 32.60 to 34.00. New York spot copper and gold prices listed with Handy & Harman quotes. Gold 306.60, silver 5.29 per troy oz. NY Comex spot month figures noted.
The Commerce Department revised GDP to 3.4 percent for the first quarter, driven by households and business investment. The gain beat expectations but reflections indicate momentum may fade, potentially influencing Federal Reserve rate plans.
Two Ottawans injured June 18 in a car-truck crash in Ottawa remain in a Kansas City area hospital. Denise Hill, daughter of Shirley DeCock, said DeCock remains in serious and stable condition in the medical intensive care unit at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Hill's grandfather, Detron Parkinson, remains in fair but stable condition. DeCock, 50, was the car driver. Parkinson, 70, was a passenger. DeCock had multiple fractures including a broken right leg and left hip. Parkinson had two broken legs and other injuries.
PLO chairman Yasser Arafat will visit the Gaza Strip and Jericho for three days starting Friday, his first trip to areas under Palestinian self rule. Nabil Shaath said Rabin was informed. Rabin doubted short notice feasibility. Shaath said Jerusalem would be avoided, despite protests and security concerns ahead of a large public greeting.
District Judge Jules V. Doty will rule within 10 days on a motion to suppress the confession of Kim Webster, 20, of 840 E 8th, in a rural Ottawa case involving the rape of a 2 year old girl. Webster, held on a $75,000 bond, contends Miranda rights were not properly explained and the waiver was not knowing or voluntary.
Russell Eugene Coffman, 28, of 745 8 Ash, asked to delay his preliminary hearing for aggravated indecent liberties with a child involving a 14 year old Ottawa girl. Judge Larry Coursen granted the request to retain out of town counsel, while witnesses remained ready. Coffman remains free on a $10,000 bond.
A 45 year old Ottawa man James E Hale 820 5s Willow was bound over for arraignment after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Judge Larry Coursen. Probable cause found for three counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child. Hale free on 15000 dollar bond. He allegedly enticed a 10 year old Ottawa girl to fondle him in three incidents from April 1 to May 28 this year.
The Colmery-O'Neil Veterans Administration Medical Center will sponsor a health screening and clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 5 at the Garnett VFW hall in Crystal Lake Park. Veterans will receive general health screenings and a colorectal screening kit to take home. Officials will answer questions about veterans health care and benefits. New Topeka V.A. users or veterans who have not attended before should bring DD-214 or separation papers. Social Security number date of marriage and date of birth for spouses or dependents may be required.
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