Attorneys seek to spare life of accused killer in Salina case
Attorneys for Alan E White, 26, accused of killing Delores McKim, 81, her daughter Carol Aber crombie, 56, and great grandson Christopher Aber crom bie, 5, last July in Saline County seek to bar the death penalty arguing prosecutorial notice was improper. A judge will rule after a hearing in about a month as defense claims the state failed to list aggravating circumstances. The three victims were bludgeoned at McKim's home. White's trial is tentatively set for January. The defense says prosecutors did not receive the motion and did not learn of it until a Salina Journal report. The motion was sent by mail due to length.
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Alan E. White
Saline County
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Formosa
Kafi
Delores McKim
Carol Abercrombie
Soddy-Daisy
Tenn
Christopher Abércrombie
Greenville
N.C
Julie McKenna
McKenna
Tom Stanton
Salina Journal
Bombing survivor modifies McVeigh link testimony in federal case
Daina Bradley, grievously harmed in the April 19 1995 bombing, testified she saw two men exit a Ryder truck before the blast, differing from prior statements of a single olive skinned man. She could not confirm the white man was McVeigh. Defense cross examined memory reliability and potential influence of news reports, while prosecutors note her past statements and injuries.
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Timothy McVeigh
Federal
Daina Bradley
Ms. Bradley
McVeigh
FBI
U.S
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Memorial Day Weekend Local Notices and Ads Snapshots
Dt ACARPET WAREHOUSE closes May 24 through 26 for Memorial Day. DEPOSIT Household hazardous waste disposal at FR. CO HW Facility from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. All Casual Dining On Sale. OTTAWA SANITATION runs normal route on Memorial Day. REDWING BOOTS sale at Litwin's with price match. SILVER ARROW Trading Post at 501 N Main invites shoppers to meet Bob and Tom. VASSAR PLAYHOUSE opens Fun and Sat nights with an Opry Show at 7:30 p.m.
Obituary for Joe Bittenbender of Ottawa Kansas
Funeral services for 80 year old Joe Bittenbender of Ottawa who died May 21 1997 at his home will be held at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa at 10 a.m. Saturday with Rev Clyde W Greisen officiating Burial will be in Muncie Cemetery in the Chippewa Community of Franklin County He was born May 30 1916 to Harry and Grace Caleb Bittenbender in Ottawa a lifelong Franklin County resident and a self employed carpenter for more than 50 years He married Margaret M Lacy on Oct 1 1951 in Bartlesville Okla She preceded him in death Dec 17 1989 He also was preceded in death by his parents two brothers and three sisters He survived by a daughter Ruby Howland Raytown Mo a son Michael Marks Belleflower Calif a brother Jack Bittenbender Pomona two sisters Josie Glaze Spring Hill and Ruby Reeves Ottawa and several grandchildren Friends may call 4 p m Friday until service time at the mortuary BALDWIN Services for Helena Frances Pete Rice 83 of Baldwin who died May 22 1997 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital will be at 2 p m Monday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Baldwin Burial will follow in Wellsville Cemetery Friends may call after 9 a m Monday at the funeral home where the family will meet with friends from 1 p m until the service hour The family suggests memorial contributions to the Kansas Heart Association left in care of the funeral home A more complete obituary will appear at a later date.
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Ottawa
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Clyde W. Greisen
Muncie
Chippewa
Franklin County
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Grace
Caleb) Bittenbender
Pomona
Michael Marks
Belleflower
Calif
Jack Bittenbender
Josie Glaze
Spring Hill
Ruby Reeves
Baldwin
Helena Frances
Pete” Rice
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lamb. Roberts Funeral
Wellsville
Kansas Heart Association
Ottawa residents, Sheriff's arrests and police blotter update
Admissions and dismissals list Ottawa Pomona and Col ony residents with transfers and births. The blotter records arrests in Franklin County for failing to appear and DUI, plus thefts, stalkings, gun thefts, and vehicle break ins in Ottawa and nearby areas. Police incidents include gunfire, domestic dispute, pursuits, and deers caused crashes on local roads.
Stocks rise on bargain hunt after two-day slide
New York shares edged higher at midday with the Dow up 38.33 to 7,296.46 led by Kodak and Procter & Gamble. Local quotes show mixed gains and grain priceNotes from Ottawa Co-operative and Franklin County Farm Services, with online wrap of market data available.
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