Prosecution rests in McVeigh murder trial
Prosecutors wrapped their case in the Oklahoma City bombing trial after 19 days and 136 witnesses. Florence Rogers recalled the sudden blast that threw her to the floor as the building collapsed, while Fire Chief Mike Shannon described rescue efforts and the danger of collapse and chemical hazards. Prosecutors seek the death penalty if McVeigh is convicted of murder and conspiracy in the 1995 attack.
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Clinton Calls For Wall-Breaking Overhaul Of Financial Services
The Clinton administration urged Congress to modernize the financial system by removing Depression era limits that separate banks, brokerages, and insurers. Banks would offer broader services, and insurers could affiliate with banks, though ownership of commercial firms by banks remains undecided amid criticism from consumer groups and smaller banks.
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Obituaries for Floyd Finch Devin Williams and Roy Proctor Jr
Obituary notices list services for Floyd E Finch 79 Ottawa with burial at Woodlawn Pomona and survivor details. Devin E Williams 28 Americus missing two years found in Arizona with funeral plans in Americus and survivor list. Roy A Proctor Jr 39 Topeka died May 18 1997 with services at Topeka Bible Church and burial Auburn Cemetery. Opal M Stroup 99 Overbrook funeral in Overbrook with graveside in Platte City Missouri. Albert T Dela Cruz Sr 74 Osawatomie died May 18 1997 with service at St Philip Neri Osawatomie and burial Osawatomie Cemetery. Survivors include spouses children and extended family across Kansas Missouri and Nevada. Memorials directed to local hospices and churches as noted.
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Jon Boyd
Woodlawn
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Overbrook
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Quenemo
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Americus
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Wade Williams
Lanette
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Jennie Williams
Alan Alexander
Farley
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Humboldt
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Blue Springs
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Frankie Schumann
Emporia
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Harold Williams
Roberts
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Topeka
Topeka Bible Church
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Auburn
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Rochelle Proctor
Dawnelle Proctor
Roy
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David Proctor
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Smith Center
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Osage City
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Caldwell
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Dodge City
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Rebels meet Mobutu foe in post conflict politics
In Kinshasa Congo AP reports a senior official met Etienne Tshisekedi once Mobutu’s prime minister and longtime rival of Laurent Kabila Tshisekedi’s brief governorship aimed to split loyalties and embarrass Mobutu He quit after a week as Kabila’s rebels won control and pledged elections within a year
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Zaire
Hazardous Waste Drop at FR. CO. HHW Facility
Ad brief item announcing disposal of old pesticides cleaners used motor oil batteries and paint at the FR CO HHW facility from 7 a.m. to p.m. plus a phone contact 242-1176 and listing program details for Geraniums Memorial Boxes and sale notes at local shops. It mentions Butler's Figrist 530 W 15th Main Merle Norman gifts with a $20 purchase limit and Redwing Boots sale at Litwin's with price matching. A retirement reception for Gill Ratliff at Garfield School Web on May 21 at 95 p.m. is noted along with Silver Arrow Trading Post at 501 N Main inviting visitors to see Bob and Tom.
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Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff arrests brief
Hospital admissions include Robert Adams Donna Kissinger M Pauline Vollmar John Brown Mary Wood and Kimberly Luckert all of Ottawa Tuesday. Dismissals Neva Hartpence Mabel Justice Aaron Briggs. Births a daughter 6 lbs 11 027 born to Kimberly and Andrew Luckett Ottawa Tuesday. Arrests Clifford Evans Walter Vogeler Terry Wolken. Incidents threats domestic disputes and a DUI. Ambulance calls medical emergencies in Ottawa Tuesday night and early today.
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Donna Kissinger
Pauline Vollmar
John Brown
Mary Wood
Kimberly Luckert
Ottawa
Neva Lee Hartpence
Mabel Justice
Aaron Briggs
Kimberly
Andrew Luckett
Walter M. Vogeler
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Wronged wife rejects sympathy for pilot in court case
Minot Air Force Base case centers on 1st Lt. Kelly Flinn accused of adultery and disobedience connected to an affair with civilian Marc Zigo. Zigo’s former wife Gayla A. Zigo urges an honorable discharge delay while Flinn’s legal team argues the anger is misdirected at the wrong person.
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Associated Press
Minot Air Force Base
N.D
Kelly Flinn
Flinn
Marc Zigo
Pentagon
Air Force
Sheila Widnall
Zigo
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Widnall
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Wall Street mixed gains on strong computer stock, Fed stance
Wall Street rose toward record territory as the Dow, S&P 500, NYSE composite, and Nasdaq advanced on a robust computer sector earnings report and optimism the Fed would keep rates steady. Dell led Nasdaq gains while various market quotes and local prices were published for wheat, corn, milo, and soybeans.
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