Obituaries for Philip Lee and Oscar L Hottel
Philip Lee of Groton Connecticut died February 28 1994 at home in High Rock Park. He was 79 born January 27 1915 in Louisburg and married Juanita Ann Burch in 1940. He worked 40 years with U S Rubber Company and served as a Navy submarine chaser captain in World War II. Survivors include his wife a daughter Jo Ann Lee Vojtek a brother a sister and two grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Southeast Connecticut. Oscar Lee Hottel of Fontana California died February 26 1994 at Alpine North Integrated Care Center Kansas City Missouri. He was 75 born September 10 1918 in Kansas City and married Fern Louise Brown in 1942. He served four years in the Army and worked as a carpenter in Missouri and Illinois. He is survived by two sons two daughters five sisters and nine grandchildren. Funeral and burial details included military honors.
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Louisburg High School
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Kansas City
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Jo Ann Lee Vojtek
Elmhurst
N.Y
Edwin A. Lee
Paola
Josephine Lee Tetwiler
Ottawa
Eddy Buchard
Osawatoke
Fontana Cemetery
Charles
Amanda (Hamblin) Hottel
Fern Louise Brown
Manhattan
Fort Riley
Kansas
Bloomington
Ill
Fontana
Sutherland Lumber Company
Clemen Weaver
Osawatomie
Fontana American Legion
Oscar Lee Hottel Jr
Clarksville
Tenn
Richard Wayne Hottel
Ruthsville
N.C
Amanda Robinson
Bonita Roberts
Brooklyn Bridge shooting suspect claims provocation sparked clash
Rashad Baz 28 of Brooklyn was arraigned held without bail after a Brooklyn Bridge shooting that wounded three teens and left one brain dead. Police say weapons found in his car raised questions. Baz denies motive and his lawyer accuses authorities of arresting the wrong man. Next hearing set for March 8.
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Suspects released as drug charges refiled in Kansas case
Two Texas men Roberto Olvera Herrera and Reynaldo Garcia were freed by Franklin County District Judge Jules V. Doty on a writ of habeas corpus after a judge found no adequate probable cause at the time of filing. They were later recharged and summonses issued. Trooper Richard Jimerson stopped them on I-35 near Ottawa for traffic violations. 36 pounds of marijuana, valued at $72,000, were found after a canine alert and search of the Bronco. The men claimed no ownership of the car or drugs. marijuana remains in the sheriff’s evidence room.
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Robert Bezek
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RHP
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Sheriff's Department
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes And Police Updates
Admissions include Cynthia Roberts in Ottawa and Lisa Fincher with daughter Dena Seeley in Pomona, plus Claude Slader transferred to St Francis in Topeka. Correction notes Esther Collins was dismissed Tuesday, not Maxine Collins. Sheriff and police reports cover a Pomona teen's probation warrant arrest, vandalism damages over 100 dollars, battery and drug violations, a mail tampering incident, and multiple traffic and vehicle collisions with varying damages. Ottawa building permits issued in February list several interior and exterior projects across homes and a church.
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Wall Street Nonferrous Metals Prices Report
New York AP reports spot prices for gold and silver at the NY Comex for the day. Gold quoted at $376.05 by Handy & Harman. another daily quote shows $377.80 per ounce. Silver listed at $6.276 per troy ounce.
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Explosion Injures Four Guards at Hutchinson Prison
Four state prison guards were injured in an accidental explosion and fire at Hutchinson Correctional Facility. Two guards were sent to St. Francis burn unit Wichita, one by helicopter, while two others were treated in Hutchinson. Inmates were injured by flying debris. Investigators seek cause. officials cite possible vapor buildup.
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Kansas State names dean of veterinary college
A veterinarian with advanced Kansas State University degrees, Dr. Ronald J. Marler, was named dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine. He will also serve as assistant director of the Agricultural Experiment Station, the university announced Thursday.
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Factory orders rise 2.1 percent in January AP
Government data show factory orders up 2.1 percent in January, the sixth gain in a row, as last year's manufacturing momentum carries into the new year. Industrial trends point to continued expansion with broad-based gains across sectors.
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U.S
Jobless claims drop to lowest in months
Government data show first-time jobless claims fell by 7000 to the lowest level since Christmas. Analysts cite a shortened holiday workweek as a factor, offsetting ongoing winter weather and the Los Angeles earthquake impacts.
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