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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1997
Page
1
Durable goods orders climbed 1.5 percent to 178.3 billion dollars as demand for communications and electronics fueled the gain. The rise followed a 4.1 percent January revision, boosting view of brisk first quarter growth and backing recent Fed rate hikes.
Survivors and relatives of bombing victims will be allowed to attend Timothy McVeigh's trial even if they plan to testify in the penalty phase. Judge Richard Matsch reversed his earlier stance, complying with a new federal law signed by President Clinton. The decision covers in person and closed circuit viewing in Oklahoma City and comes as defense and prosecution motions seek delays over evidence sharing.
Simpson attorneys cite legal errors including jury misconduct and judge's rulings in the civil wrongful death case. They filed notices for a new trial and a reduction of 33.5 million dollars awarded to Nicole Brown Simpson's estate and Ron Goldman’s family with a larger motion due April 4. A hearing is set for April 25 before Superior Court Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki.
The Herald reports Franklin County Clerk shows most Ottawa City Commission and Ottawa Board of Education candidates filed budget exemptions, noting only Blaine Finch did not. Reports are required if campaign expenses exceed 500 dollars, with filings due Thursday.
At Yellow Brick Road 206 S Main a Friday karaoke night on March 28 runs 9 pm to 1 am. A close-out sale demands all must go by April 15. Also a hazardous waste deposit program operates Monday to Friday 7 am to 1 pm at the FR CO HHW Facility with 242-1176 for details.
Funeral services for Donald L. Rodgers 68 Archer City Texas will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Aulds Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Roger Deer Inwater. Burial in Archer City Cemetery. Rodgers born January 8 1929 in Rantoul served in Navy World War II and managed Maracaibo oil production in north Texas later owning Waco Production until 1992. He was former mayor of Rantoul a school board president and member of Rantoul Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter mother a brother and four grandchildren. Memorials to Archer Public Library.
Daily Report items detail admissions Frances Wadkins Pomona and Barbara Dornes Ottawa with dismissals Karen Lea Hull and Della Maxine Finch also Deloy Wininger Pomona. Sheriff notes arrest Jason L Potter probation violation set bond. multiple incidents include missing family, domestic disputes and vandalism. various thefts and fraud reports. accidents, ambulance calls, municipal court sentences and diversions for numerous residents.
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