Life flight crash near Cameron claims two lives
A life flight helicopter crashed in a farm field near Cameron Missouri killing a crew member and the patient. Two other crew members were hospitalized in the Kansas City area. The craft had just picked up a patient at Harrison County Memorial Hospital and crashed about 20 minutes later near U S 36 and U S 69. An FAA official said the NTSB dispatched a team to investigate.
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Harrison County Memorial Hospital
Bethany
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U.S. 69
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Luke’s
John Loughran
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
Transfer station aims for Cadillac design with landscape plan
Sanitary landfill manager Jim Cain said the commission wants a fully enclosed transfer station with landscaping and public viewing ledge. Carl Martin of SCS called the Cadillac plan top end, with revisions reducing size and scales to save about 75 000 dollars, aiming for a 550 000 dollar total and a daily 300 ton capacity.
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Panel pushes recycling plan with 941-name petition
The committee presented to county commissioners on Monday a 941-name petition seeking broader recycling. Fuller urged mandates as a possible solution. Members Cain Vibert and DeJulio weighed organizing options and convenience, noting Ottawa's past curbside effort failed with 53 households but potential for waste reduction and new fees.
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Jim Cain
Jéah Vibert
Ottawa Sanitation
Ottawa
Ray DeJulio
Scrapie Disease Outbreak Impacts Kansas Sheep Herds
Farmers report sheep losses from scrapie with symptoms including fright, low mood and weight loss. Experts note brains show Swiss cheese pathology, and transmission via birth fluids after birth. Diagnosis is hard due to long incubation. eradication program ends July, with five-year scrapie free certification offered and industry support for future flock recovery. The Kansas Scrapie Certification Board oversees the program with KSU involvement.
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United States
Kansas Scrapie Certification Board
KSU
Seven Sheep Producers
Hospital Notes and Local Police Reports Spark Ottawa Area
Admissions list includes Donald Widing and Douglas Eichman with others moving between Ottawa, Garnett, Osage City. Sherrif's News covers arrests, including Dan C. Willford for battery and escape, plus thefts, DUIs, warrants, and property losses. Police notes describe multiple arrests, purse theft, vandalism, and vehicle damages with locations around Ottawa and nearby towns. Non injury accidents include Wal-Mart parking lot collision and McDonalds drive‑in sign strike.
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Ottawa
Douglas Eichman
Garnett
David Miller
Osage City
Irvin Clark
Helen Herring
Lawrence Evans
Sherrif
Dan C. Willford
Pomona
Willford
Dan Willford
Dan
Franklin County
Frank H. Johnson
John Brown
Ray Sandstrom
Sand Creek Terrace
Creason Tawney Chevrolet
Judy Ryman
Peggy Evans
W. 11Th
Wal-Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Burl Peckman
Paola
McDonald's
Student Drowns After Paddle Boat Collision in Kansas City
A 15 year old boy, Randy Payne of Kansas City Kansas, apparently drowned when knocked from a paddle boat during a school field trip at Wyandotte County Lake. He vanished in about 30 feet of water around 2 15 p m while 14 students from Associated Youth Services in Kansas City Kansas were operating the boats, according to Steve Pokrywka, Wyandotte County Parks chief ranger.
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Wyandotte County
Randy Payne
Kansas City
Kan
Steve Pokrywka
Wyandotte
County Parks Department
Payne
Associated Youth Services Alternative
Sthobdl
Karisds City
Pokrywka
Obituary notices for Janice James and Frank Roessner
Janice James, 52, of Olathe and formerly Richmond area, died May 26 1993 at Olathe Medical Center. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Lamb Roberts Ottawa, with burial at Princeton Cemetery. viewing Friday 7 8 p.m. at Lamb Roberts. Frank Robert Roessner, 79, rural Osawatomie, died May 24 1993 at Heritage Manor. Graveside service 11 a.m. Friday at Green Valley Cemetery. survivors include wife Anna, daughter Norma Kitchen, sisters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Burial follows funeral home viewing tonight at Eddy Richards Osawatomie.
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Olathe
Richmond Area
Olathe Medical Center
Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Gerald L. Toburen
Princeton
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Herald
Frank R. Roessner
Lenora Mantooth
Liberty
South Park
Rosedale
Paola
Green Valley
Osawatomie
Norma Kitchen
Ruth Yeamans
Rosie Dickinson
Gardner
Bonnie Sager
Eddy-Richard
Correction on Kiwanis Club Bollweg ScholarshipAward
The Herald corrects an error on the honors page where the Kiwanis Club Bollweg Scholarship was listed under the wrong student. Diana Gray was the actual recipient, and the newspaper regrets the mistake.
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Kiwanis Club Club
Bollweg
Diana Gray
the Herald
Wall Street LOCAL MARKETS AND Livestock Prices Report
Wall Street local markets quote wheat at 9.13 and 2.81 for new crop while Kansas feedlot sales run slow with slaughter steers 1.00-1.50 lower and 2,600 head confirmed. Missouri cattle futures show mixed weights and price ranges with dressed deliveries and varying weights.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
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