Waverly youth Delton Pock dies of leukemia at 20
Delton L Pock of Waverly died May 17 1994 at University of Kansas Medical Center from leukemia. Graveside service set for 11 am Thursday at Waverly Cemetery. Born May 29 1973 in Emporia he was a lifeguard at Waverly pool and member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include mother Bev A Pock two sisters Lee Ann and Kim Jo Pock. Friends may call until 8 pm today at Jones Funeral Home Waverly. Memorials designated later.
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First Baptist Church
Waverly
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Kim Jo Pock
Jones Funeral Home
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Woodbine
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Donald D. Brown
Harrington
Lenexa
Lenexa United Methodist Church
FDA weighs allergy drug safety after mouse tumor study
FDA officials say three common antihistamines should not be halted despite a Canadian study showing tumor growth in mice. Agency scientists will analyze the study and conduct its own research, noting the mouse results may not translate to humans.
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High school student testifies in Kansas abduction case
Fourteen year old Jamey Bradshaw testified in Harvey County District Court that she feared for her life during an abduction by Newton High School classmates. She described duct tape on her mouth head legs and hands and being driven away in a stolen car. The trial of Michell Tanner 14 centers on two kidnapping counts and a robbery.
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Harvey County
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Balaguer Leads in Dominican Election Amid Fraud Allegations
President Balaguer maintains a narrow lead as 87 percent of precincts report results showing 42.6 percent to Pena Gomez’s 41.2 percent with Bosch at 13.2 percent. Opponents accuse the election board of voter suppression and thousands of phantom entries, prompting calls for a recount. International monitors warn on possible violence if the condemnation is too swift or strong.
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Pena Gomez
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Birth Corrections and Local Incident Reports
Correction of names in a birth notice from The Herald misidentified a father and the newborn. Other items include a sheriff’s report of Edward A. Decock’s arrest on aggravated battery and related charges, cattle theft, bicycle vandalism, several district court DUI sentences, police burglary and theft notes, a bicycle collision involving a minor, and an alarm at Ottawa Truck.
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Pomona
Herald
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Joe Hiatt
Sand Creek
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Fort Wayne to Host National Antiabortion Demonstration
About 500 to 600 activists are expected in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in August for a four day protest targeting a clinic under a federal injunction. Demonstrators will picket, distribute abortion literature, and hold prayer sessions beginning August 6 led by Wendell Brane of Northeast Indiana Rescue. The Women's Health Organization clinic performs the area’s abortions on Thursdays and warns patients of possible hostility, per clinic director Helen Sims. Brane withheld full details of the plan.
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Texas Man Arrested Near Homewood Rest Stop
A Texas man was arrested at the Homewood rest stop on I-35 on suspicion of marijuana possession with intent to sell. Police report 140 pounds of marijuana seized. case under investigation with details not released.
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Ottawa man escapes briefly after arrest on parole violation
Lance Dewitt Hickman, 29, was arrested about 4:30 p.m. near Ottawa Municipal Auditorium on suspicion of escape from custody and a parole violation. He bolted but surrendered after deputies pursued him. no injuries reported. He will be detained by the Kansas Department of Corrections.
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Steve Lunger
Rice
Kansas Department of Corrections
Physician wins Democratic nomination for Oregon governor
Portland AP reports Dr. John Kitzhaber, once a health care rationing advocate, won Oregon's Democratic nomination for governor with 89 percent of the vote amid a token challenge from Paul Wells. Former Rep. Denny Smith led the Republican field, facing Craig Berkman in a tight race as anti-gay rights measures passed in Roseburg Cottage Grove Veneta and Oakridge.
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Oregon
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Smith
Craig Berkman
Gresham
Corrections Notice Corrects Wilson Street Range and Errors
Page 1 corrections report fix of Wilson Street stretch from between 15th and 17th to between Main and Davis. Also notes a Kansas State University student’s degree mislisted in an edition and two Ottawa High School students’ names transposed in Tuesday’s Herald with specific student placements in the picture.
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Herald
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Ryan Barnhart
Josh Ratliff
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