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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1997

Page

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House Amends Patient Protection Act with Woman's Right to Know Insert

The Kansas House tentatively approved a Patient Protection Act but added the Woman's Right to Know bill, passed Feb 20 by 86 38, via Rep. Susan Wagle. Critics warned the amendment could jeopardize Senate action as the measure awaits committee action.

House Susan Wagle Richita Jim Garner Coffeyville David Haley Kansas City Senate Tver Kan Wagle Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee Garner Bill Graves David Adkins R-Leawood Graves Kenny Wilk Lansing

Wall Street declines as inflation data fuels Fed rate fears

Wall Street edged lower at midday with the Dow down 46.45 to 6850.11 as traders digested a February CPI report. Tech stocks led losses while Nasdaq slid, bonds turned down after the inflation reading, and the S P 500 fell 6.33 to 783.33 amid higher yields and renewed rate worries. Local quotes included Casey’s, Comm Fed, Dolr Gen, H&R Block, Wendy’s, with grain prices posted by Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County Farm Services.

New York Federal Reserve Wall Street Fed New York Stock Exchange Standard & Poor Casey H&r Edward Jones Ottawa Co-op Franklin County

A Bloomins Florist Closes After Family Death

OC eats ey A BLOOMIN' Florist closes Fri and Sat due to a death in the family. DANCE GARNETT VFW Sage Bush Mar 22. Members guests. DEPOSIT HOUSEHOLD Hazardous Waste at FA. CO. HHW Facility MF 7 am to 4 pm 242-1176. FA. CO Democrats Chili Supper Fri Mar 21 58p 1st United Meth Church Ottawa. Ad 3 Ch 1.50 JOHN'S BARBER Shop closed Sat Mar 22 MARCH MADNESS Sale T-shirts as low as 2560. Positive Impressions 106 S Main. SEED POTATOES Onion Seis in stock at Town & Country Supply.

FA. CO United Meth Church Ottawa

Oklahoma City bombing claims seek 25 million per person

An attorney filed 25 million claims for 34 people alleging the federal government knew or should have known to take precautions to avert the April 19, 1995 bombing that killed 168 and injured over 500. Similar claims may follow for about 10 more, targeting the Treasury and federal agencies.

Alahoma City Oklahoma City Secretary of the Treasury Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ATF Janet Reno FBI Louis Freeh General Services Administration U.S. Marshal’s Service Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building Richard Bieder Connecticut Bieder Branch Davidian Waco Texas David Koresh John Magaw

Obituaries Comprise Local Obits for Four Residents

Obituary notices report the deaths of Ruth B Funk 75 of Mound City Evelyn E Lutz 78 of Westphalia Steven L Greenwood 41 of Lawrence and Edith A Salb 64 of Baldwin. Services and burial details, birth dates and survivor lists are provided along with funeral home notices and call times. The notices note interment dates for Ruth Funk and Evelyn Lutz with wake and calling hours, while Greenwood appears with private services and Salb with a Friday mass and home calls.

Ruth B. Funk Paola Ruth B. Funk Mound City Miami County Medical Center Paola Goodrich Gary Benjamin Martin Clara A. (Bundy) Byerley William T. Funk, Jr Butler Ray Funk Esther Williams Goodland Eddy Birchard Osawatomie Evelyn E. Lutz Garnett Evelyn Elizabeth Lutz Westphalia Anderson County Hospital Garnett St. Teresa Catholic Church St. Teresa Catholic Edith A. Salb Baldwin Edith Ann Salb Baldwin Ottawa Overland Park Regional Medical Center Sacred Heart Catholic Church Lamb Roberts Funeral

Local Sheriff's and Police Notices Highlight Thefts and Sundry Incidents

The sheriff and police report multiple incidents including a 11:38 a.m. sex offense in the 500 block of North Main and a 4:13 p.m. trash dumping along Osborne Terrace. A vandalism claim at Central Heights totals over $500 in damage. Arrests include Wesley J. Burchett on forgery and theft and Robert J. Arvin on theft and disorderly conduct. more cases involve threats, a runaway youth, a suspended license pursuit, domestic dispute, and theft at First United Methodist Church. Petty offenses and sentencing cover DUI diversions and license issues, with multiple addresses and ages noted.

North Main Osborne Terrace Sandra Smith Oregon Road Kim Marriot Central Heights Ing Burchett Robert J. Arvin Eudora South Elm South Locust Eighth and Poplar East Hamblin First United Methodist Church E. 4Th

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