Obituary notes for Donald Oswald and Wayne Torneden
Donald Oswald 60 of Kansas City Kansas died May 24 1994 at home Funeral arrangements by Lamb Roberts Ottawa. Wayne L Torneden 59 Baldwin City died May 24 1994 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral 2 pm Friday Trinity Lutheran Church Lawrence burial Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Visitation times listed with Lamb Roberts and church. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church Lawrence may be sent via funeral home.
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Donald Oswald
Kansas City
Kan
Princeton
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Wayne L. Torneden
Baldwin City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Charles
Gilmore
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence Church
Smithsonian names Heyman secretary first non scientist in history
Washington AP Michael Heyman 64, former UC Berkeley chancellor and Interior Department lawyer, was chosen today as secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. He succeeds anthropologist Robert Adams, who led the system of 16 museums and the National Zoo for 10 years with a $400 million budget. The 17 member board voted.
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Washington
Michael Heyman
University of California At Berkeley
Smithsonian Institution
Heyman
Interior Department
Smithsonian
Robert McC. Adams
Adams
National Zoo
The
United States
Congress
Melvern youth injured in diving accident at Melvern Lake
An 8.8 year old Melvern youth was in serious condition at St. Francis Hospital Topeka after a diving accident Tuesday afternoon at Melvern Lake Outlet Beach. Deputies ambulances and rescue crews responded after the youth reportedly hit the back of his head while diving.
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Elvern
Melvern
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Melvern Lake
Here
Osage County
Burnett
Carlisle
Josh Ferguson
Marcus Liby
Abilene
Jeff Schmidt
Carol Richerson
Emporia
Jonathan
Wall Street Market in brief shows varied livestock and metals prices
Kansas feedlot sales activity eased with slow trade and steady to higherpriced cattle. Slaughter steers and heifers saw price ranges around 64 to 66 per 100 pounds with a mix of 1100 to 1900 pounds noted. nonferrous metal prices in New York reflected modest shifts with gold trading near 387 to 388 per ounce and silver around 5.69 per ounce amid general market fluctuations.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Rostenkowski weighs plea deal amid resignation talks
Sources say Dan Rostenkowski may plead guilty to a felony and resign from Congress under a plea agreement with prosecutors. Disagreement over the conduct description delays the deal, with odds pegged at about fifty percent before an indictment by U.S. Attorney Eric Holder. No charges have been filed yet.
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Ashington
Dan Rostenkowski
Congress
U.S
Eric H. Holder Jr
Rostenkowski
D-Iii
Chicago Sun-Times
Four Muslim bombers are given 240 years in WTC case
U S District Judge Kevin Duffy imposed 240 year sentences on Muhammad Salameh Nidal Ayad Mahmud Abouhalima and Ahmad Ajaj for the World Trade Center bombing. He calculated life lost from six dead and ordered 250000 dollar fines per defendant. The judge rejected their claims of innocence saying the attack destroyed security and freedom.
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EW York
World Trade Center
U.S
Kevin Duffy
Duffy
Mohammad Salameh
Nidal Ayyad
Mahmud Abouhalima
Ahmad Ajaj
Ing Ayyad
Ed Smith
Monica
United States
Salameh
Ottawa Hospital Notes and District Court Roundup
Admissions include Donald Widing Victor Maxwell Cindy Wilson all in Ottawa with discharges for Shirley Parker Edna Boots Karolyn Hopkins and her son. District Court sentences cover John Kyle in Oklahoma City five days plus fines, Daniel Albright in Kansas City five days with suspended jail, Jeremy Hendrickson seven days plus a second seven days, Curtis Shinn dismissed for aggravated battery, and a June 14 theft trial set for Hendrickson. Police arrests list William Allender and Tamara Ballagh for suspended licenses. Accidents note non injury collision at K-68 and Beech and a parking lot incident at Ottawa High School with over $500 damages.
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Donald Widing
Victor Maxwell
Ottawa
Cindy Wilson
Shirley Parker
Edna Boots
Karolyn Hopkins
Son
John Kyle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Daniel Stephen Albright
Kansas City
N. Sycamore
Kevin L. Elder
N. King
15Th and Main
Curtis Alvin Shinn
Montana Road
Hendrickson
Billy J. Adams Jr
S. Locust
Bobby Joe Fluke
S. Cedar
Beech
John R. Curley
Osage City
Sahetha A. Evans
Williamsburg
Ottawa High School
Robyn R. Nelson
Canterbury Court
Mark Carey
Sycamore
White House credits Clinton with new nickname Uncle Bill
In Washington AP reports President Clinton dubbed Uncle Bill after the birth of Tyler Cassidy Clinton on May 12 to Molly Martin Clinton wife of the president’s half brother Roger Tyler weighed between eight and nine pounds Officials say the White House spokesman Noel Lattimore announced the news noting the president became an uncle and will soon become a brother in law.
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Washington
Clinton
Bill
Tyler Cassidy Clinton
Molly Martin Clinton
Roger
White House
Noel Lattimore
Associated Press Today
Lattimore
Tyler
Dallas
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