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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1996

Page

8

Osawatomie Mourns Lee J Weippert Farmer and ex Deere mechanic

Lee J Weippert 87 of Osawatomie died March 4 1996 at Heritage Manor Nursing Home. Burial is in Osawatomie Cemetery with service at 1 30 p m. He was born October 22 1908 in Ottawa to George and Minnie Weippert. He married Wilma Butler in 1953. A farmer and longtime John Deere mechanic he retired in 1983 and was a member of First United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife a sister Barbara Weippert and nieces and nephews. Funeral home calling hours today and 7 to 8 p m. Memorials suggested to church or American Cancer Society.

Lee J. Weippert Osawatomie Heritage Manor Ottawa George Minnie Farley) Weippert Wilma Jean Butler Garett John Deere First United Methodist Church of Barbara Weippert Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie First United Methodist Church The American Cancer Society

Amnesty plan for 401k abusers announced

Labor Secretary Robert Reich unveils an amnesty program allowing employers who diverted workers 401(k) funds to repay by September to avoid prosecution. About 22 million workers hold roughly 880 billion in 401(k) plans. employers have 90 days to restore withheld funds, otherwise they risk legal action.

Ashington Labor Robert Reich Labor Department

Death by own action ends standoff near Ottawa farm

Wayne DeWitt, 36, died after a prolonged siege at his in-laws farmhouse in Osage County. A protection from abuse order, stalking accusations, and a tense standoff prompted activation of the Ottawa STAR team. After 18 hours of surrounding the rural home and a high-risk warrant, DeWitt was found dead, with an autopsy planned.

Kansas Bureau of Investigation KBI Wayne DeWitt DeWitt Osage Osage County Sheriff's Office Ottawa Police Department Ottawa STAR Franklin County Jeff Herrman OPD Herrman

Ex-Garnett death leads to murder charge against Hutchinson man

25-year-old Kai D. Hill of Hutchinson faces first degree murder charges in the February death of Laura A. Bennett, 20, of Topeka and Garnett. He is in custody in Mississippi on Shawnee County holds, with additional counts including aggravated kidnapping, rape, and car theft. Bennett’s body was found February 15 near a Kansas River levee. investigators say she was shot. Extradition is underway as Hill and two others face related robbery charges in Mississippi.

Topeka, Kan Hutchinson Topeka Kai D. Hill Shawnee County Laura A. Bennett Garnett Hill Carrollton Miss Winona, Miss Prosecutor’s Office Joan Hamilton Bennett Kansas River Hamilton Winona Mississippi

Lockdown Eases at U S Disciplinary Barracks Wing

At Leavenworth Kansas a military prison partial lockdown lift occurred as one of two wings at the U S Disciplinary Barracks returned to normal. A hostage situation Sunday left four guards and three inmates with minor injuries.

Leavenworth Kan U.S Janet Wray Pfc Thomas Enochs Munson Army Community Hospital Fort Leavenworth Wray

Wall Street Market in brief and regional grain quotes

Market snapshot from March 6 1996 lists major indexes and prices for SearsRoads SBCComm Sprint WalMart Wendy's and WilliamsCos. Local grain quotes from Ottawa and Franklin Counties show grain prices for hard wheat corn milo soybeans and oats. Kansas livestock sales at Dodge City and St Joseph report steady to weak trade and feeder cattle receipts with weight-based price ranges.

SearsRoads Sbccomm Sprint WalMart Wendy's WilliamsCos Edward D. Jones & Co Ottawa Coop Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services Dodge City Kansas

Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports Highlight Local Day

Admissions include Jean Hoover and Randy Patterson from Pomona. Dismissals list Lucille Hopkins, and Emery Mignot with Mildred Rippy. Ottawa residents Carolyn Pope admitted to Lawrence Memorial. Arrests involve Duane Bibens on multiple vehicle charges. Thefts include bread, lunch meat and macaroni from 117 W Main. Ottawa youths age 13 to 14 arrested for theft and released to authorities. A check theft occurred at Ottawa University Brown Hall. An injury accident occurred on K-68 near Richter crossing involving Roy and Marguarite McCracken. hospital time reported.

Jean Hoover Randy Patterson Pomona Lucille Hopkins Emery Mignot Mildred Rippy Ottawa Carolyn Pope Lawrence Memorial Hospital Sheriff's News Duane Scott Bibens Montana Road Rock Creek Road Us-59 Franklin County Brian Schwab W. Main Rantoul Fifth and Main Vernon L. Johnson Ottawa University Brown Hall S. Cedar Richter Crossing Roy McCracken McCracken Marguarite Kansas Highway Patrol

Correction: Ottawa High School photo misidentifies student

The Herald corrects a previous photo caption that misidentified Renaissance students of the month at Ottawa High School. Chris Hard was mistaken for Chris Harder, and the error is acknowledged with this correction.

Chris Hard Chris Harder Renaissance Ottawa High School the Herald

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