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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1994

Page

10

Death notices for Richards Hally Bush Wake and others in Kansas

Dorothy J Richards 52 of Wellsville died March 3 1994 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 PM Monday Wilson and Son Funeral Home Wellsville Cemetery. Born 1941 Hartford Kan married James E Richards Aug 31 1957 Beloit. Survived by husband, son Vance, daughters Vicci Gina Leslie, a brother Gerald Lauderback, sister Bette Lopez, seven grandchildren. Memorials to Children’s Mercy Hospital or American Heart Association. Cecil Maxine McBrier 79 Manhattan died March 2 1994 at St Joseph Senior Community. Funeral 11 AM Monday Edwards Yorgensen Meloan Funeral Chapel. Burial Sunrise Cemetery. Born 1914 Ottawa, taught at multiple universities, retired 1982. Survived by two sisters Althea McBrier and Bernice Beasley, niece Linnetta Hill. Memorials to Pilgrim Baptist Church. Helen F Bush 73 El Dorado died March 4 1994 in Ransom Memorial Hospital emergency room. Arrangements pending. William W Wake 86 died March 3 1994 Crestview Nursing Home. Arrangements by Dengel and Son Mortuary. James E Hally 62 died March 3 1994 KU Medical Center Kansas City Kan. No services planned. Burial later. Survived by wife Jeannette Morris, two brothers Carl and John Hally, sister Ida Wilson, nephews and nieces. Military service in Korea. former employee for several firms. Memorials to donor’s choice through Dengel and Son Mortuary.

Dorothy J. Richards Wellsville Dorothy Jane Richards Ransom Memorial Hospital Wilson and Son Funeral Home Wellsville Cemetery Hartford Kan Fred Manila Bavis) Lauderback James E. “Gene” Richards Beloit Emporia Allied Signal Ottawa Vance Richards Newport News Vicci Gillihan Gina Coons Overland Park Leslie Richards Wichita Gerald Lauderback Texas Bette Lopez Kansas City Brandon Wade Coons Wilson and Son Chapel Children’s Mercy Hospital American Heart Association Cecil McBrier Manhattan Cecil “Maxine” McBrier St. Joseph Edwards- Yorgensen-Meloan Funeral Sunrise Cemetery Hyda and Linnetta (Lewis) McBrier Kansas State University Council Grove High School Greensboro N.C Durham Shreveport Baton Rouge Prairie View Althea L. McBrier Topeka Bernice Beasley Linnetta Hill Alpha James E. Hally University of Kansas Medical Center LeLoup John E Hulda (Carlson) Hally Jeannette Morris Miami Okla Williamsburg High School Franklin County Reike Brothers Shawnee Harry Henry Construction Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie Carl Hally Richmond John Hally Osawatomie Ida Wilson Waverly Thomas Silas Hally

Christopher gears up for Asia talks amid China rights pressure

Secretary of State Warren Christopher heads to Asia with a China stop under fire from rights groups as arrests of dissidents continue. Human Rights Watch urges delaying Beijing consults until China shows improvement, while John Shattuck presses for releases. Clinton pressures Japan over a $59.3 billion trade gap.

Washington Warren Christopher Asia Human Rights Group China John Shattuck Beijing Clinton Japan

Clinton and Ukraine to get increased U S aid

President Clinton promised Ukraine a larger aid package as he seeks guarantees that Kyiv will dispose of 1800 nuclear warheads. Foreign aid rises from 300 to 350 million dollars, while funds for missile dismantling grow to 350 million over two years. Kravchuk urged U S support despite Ukraine’s faltering economy.

Washington Clinton Ukraine U.S Associated Press

Video industry to rate own products

The video games industry told a Senate panel it will implement a voluntary rating system by next December’s holiday season to label programs for sex and violence. Chairman Jack Heistand said products arriving after November 1 will be rated if publishers submit on time, with the system capable of rating about 2,500 titles annually.

Washington Senate Jack Heistand

Vapors blamed for explosions at state prison

Vapors from gasoline used by roofers caused two blasts at Hutchinson Correctional Facility. Four employees were injured, one critically. Counselor Gene Riemann, 37, and guard supervisor Willie Stokes, 40, were airlifted to St Francis burn unit with serious, critical burns. Two counselors at Hutchinson Hospital were reported in good condition.

Hutchinson, Kan Hutchinson Correctional Facility Hutchinson Kit Forbes Gene Riemann Nickerson St. Francis Regional Medical Center Wichita Willie Stokes St. Francis Riemann Stokes Hutchinson Hospital Margie Hendershot Pete Torgrimson

Hospital Notes and City Crime Roundup

Admissions include Lizzie Blankenship and Goldie McCleary in Ottawa with others. Arrests target Steven Hollon a 16 year old, Mark Holl, and a 20-year-old. details note disorderly conduct and battery, with court appearances pending. Thefts report includes Cindy Bond valuables valued at 1 005 dollars. Multiple non-injury and property damage accidents are recorded with names, ages, and locations in Ottawa and surrounding areas.

Lizzie Blankenship Ottawa Goldie McCleary Robert Andrews Olige News Arreate Steven W. Hollon S. Poplar Plaza Theater S. Main Hollon Mark J. Holl N. Main Marjorie L. Culver

Four charged in Coffeyville County Community College football death

In Coffeyville Kansas Ethean Johnson died from gunshot wounds amid a shooting death at Coffeyville County Community College. Glenn Starr Jr 23 and Greg abetting aggravated assault 20 were charged with first degree murder. Larry Clark 37 charged with aiding and abetting first Justin Johnson 21 charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated assault and firearm possession within five years of a felony conviction.

Coffeyville, Kan Coffeyville County Community College Ethean Johnson Teeeeee Glenn Starr Jr Greg Starr Paul Kritz Montgomery County Justin Johnson

WMS Market in brief yields mixed commodity quotes

Readable market brief shows Thursday quotations from Ottawa Co op for hard wheat 3.34 corn 2.70 milo 4.36 soybeans 6.52 oats 1.86. Franklin County ASCE office redemption prices list wheat 3.18 corn 2.68 milo 4.38 soybeans 6.46. Metals show gold $377.90 per troy ounce and silver around $5,240 per troy ounce with NY Comex figures.

Ahernoon Ottawa Hureday Even & Harman Comex Handy & Harman

Hospital votes for no smoking policy then rescinds

The Miami County Hospital board of trustees voted to ban smoking on all premises then held a special meeting to rescind the policy. Board member Curtis Long, who proposed the ban, cited expected enforcement problems and opposition.

Paola Miami County Hospital Board of Trustees Miami County Republic Curtis Long

Natcher Praises Votes After Long Hospital Stay Ends

Representative William H. Natcher reveres his 18,400 votes as President Clinton visits the Kentucky Democrat in the hospital marking the end of his 40 year voting sirdak.

William H. Natcher Clinton Kentucky Sirdak

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