Ottawa teens riot linked to Barwood case sparks jail shifts
Officials trace ongoing Ottawa youth clash to Barwood ties as Earwood and Leach face boot camp and jail developments. Leach remains jailed after brief YCAT stay and failed bond. Earwood's probation lapse prompts a warrant and potential Shawnee County appearance. YCAT officials cite miscommunication with SRS and shifting custody to adult system amid the disturbance.
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Barwood
Ottawa
Stephanie Perez
Leach
Shawnee County
Wright
YCAT
Earwood
Labette County
Social Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Jim Trast
Leo Herrman
Herrman
Would-be pope spectator dies at Aqueduct location
NEW YORK AP The McKenzie family learned Janet McKenzie 62 died of a heart attack while watching Pope John Paul II visit at Aqueduct Raceway She collapsed shortly after being dropped at the gates and died en route to Jamaica Hospital She was the only fatality in the pope visit and 177 others were treated for heat exhaustion at Aqueduct and St Joseph's Seminary Yonkers with 25 hospitalized
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Pope
Aqueduct
New York
Janet McKenzie
Aqueduct Raceway
Pope John Paul II
Frank McKenzie
McKenzie
Raceway Gates
Jamaica Hospital
Tara Stenzl
U.S
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Yonkers
Richard Jackson elected to Kansas municipalities league post
Richard Jackson was chosen for a three year term on the League of Kansas Municipalities Board of Directors at the annual meeting. A longtime Ottawa city commissioner, he has also served on the Ottawa Planning Commission and the National League of Cities policy committee. Jackson leads ECKAN as executive director and was praised by Salina mayor John Divine.
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Itawa City
Richard Jackson
League of Kansas Municipalities Board of Directors
Jackson
Ottawa
National League of Cities
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
ECKAN
Richard
John Divine
Salina
League of Kansas Municipalities
Kansas League of Municipalities
Kansas Weather and Water Plant Log Update
Dry stretch with Monday in Kansas showing lows in the 40s and upper 30s in the northwest and highs near 70. Tuesday and Wednesday stay dry with warm days and cool nights. lows 45 to 55 and highs from the 70s to 80s west. Local log from Ottawa Water Plant notes yesterday’s high 189 and rec. high 96 in 1963, yesterday’s low 96 and rec. low, precipitation figures and October year-to-date and yearly averages. Barometer 30.24 rising. Sunset 6:55, sunrise 7:24.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Quake Kills 100 Across Sumatra Towns
Reports say 15 people died in Kematan and five in Kerinci Semurup after a powerful quake. About 50 homes were damaged in Kerinci Semurup as officials noted Sumatra’s crowded areas despite its sparse overall population.
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Kematan
Sumatra
Jambi
Kerinci-Semurup
Widianto
Indonesia
Java
Southside development plan discussed at forus
A detention on Se Y costs more than 300000 dollars, while Ottawa city hall is referenced in the discussion. The article notes continued coverage from page 1 with plans taking place.
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Southside
Forus
Implant debate lingers amid personal health battles
The article chronicles Dippel and Roth detailing severe implant complications. Dippel recalls her deformed left breast and lifelong embarrassment, finally funded implants at 37, later experiencing rock-hard implants, ruptures, and multiple surgical breaks. Medical records show 16 blood abnormalities. she suspects a lupus-like disease, eye and liver complications, while Roth faced breast cancer.
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Dippel
Dow Corning reaches eight more settlements in breast implant case
Eight insurance firms settle with Dow Corning in the breast implant litigation, potentially adding 300 million to a trust fund for thousands of claimants. Judge Spector will hold hearings if objections arise as Dow Corning proceeds with Chapter 11 reorganization and seeks to limit trial risk in Detroit planned for October 30.
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Bay City, Mich
Dow Corning Corp
Arthur J. Spector
Spector
Dow Corning
Menendez judge bans cameras in second trial
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stanley Weisberg barred any filming or recording in the brothers Erik and Lyle Menendez double murder trial. He cited juror impressions from the first trial and linked the ruling to concerns about influence and courtroom dignity amid recent high profile coverage.
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Los Angeles
Erik
Lyle Menendez
Superior Court
Stanley M. Weisberg
Weisberg
Pete Wilson
Baker Homecoming events cap Baker University celebration
Baker University at Aldrich City-Baker prepares for homecoming at halftime of the 2 p.m. football game against William Jewell with homecoming royalty crowned. A 9 p.m. alumni party in Lawrence follows a 11:30 a.m. luncheon at Harter Union inducting three into the Baker Athletic Hall of Fame. Inductees are Charlie Richard Ike Cearfoss and John Jacobs. Royalty nominees and king candidates are listed with names and hometowns from Colorado to Missouri.
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Aldwin City
Baker B University
William Jewell
National Guard Armory
Lawrence
Harter Union
Baker Athletic Hall of Fame
Charlie Richard
Alden “Ike” Cearfoss
John “Spook” Jacobs
Collins Center
Keri Graham
Don
Kathy Graham
Longmont
Colo
Mallee Morris
Jude Morris
Overland Park
Wendy Bell
Kris Bell
Roeland Park
Anne Barnhart
Bosnia truce nears as Croatian troops reinforce Bosnian forces
In politically tense Bosnia fighting continued as thousands of Croatian troops backed Bosnian government fighters against a Serb advance in the northwest. The looming 60 day cease fire is seen as the most hopeful yet, with Franjo Tudjman pledging to halt hostilities when the truce starts, per U S diplomat Holbrooke.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Bosnia
Washington
State Department
Franjo Tudjman
Local Sat Night Fundraisers and Club Events
Fashion Alley announces a 20th anniversary sale with 20 percent off all stock. Fishfry and dance at Garnett VFW on October 7 with 4:30 p.m. service and 8:30 p.m. dance for members and guests. FOE 2700 Building Fund event includes steak dinner 6 to 8 p.m. and a dance 9 p.m. to midnight at Eagles Lodge. FR.CO Recycling operates Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2038 Main, 242-1176. HAM AND BEAN MEAL at Trinity Church October 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. for $4 with pie. kids $2. Bazaar opens 6 a.m. Jim's Barber Shop closes Oct 12 and 13, reopening Oct 14. TRAY COMM Travel Las Vegas Night October 10 7 to 9 p.m. with door prizes and refreshments. WATTS REUNION October 8 at Forest Park Shelter House at 12 noon.
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FOE
Eagles Lodge
Mulberry
Fair Housing Information Expanded at Ottawa Library
The City of Ottawa announced a new reference file on fair housing rights now available at the Ottawa Library. The file includes Ottawa Fair Housing Ordinance the federal Fair Housing Act pamphlets and complaint forms in English and Spanish. Related materials on home ownership repairs and tenant rights in HUD housing are also accessible along with a video titled Fair Housing Time. Questions can be directed to City Hall the Ottawa Library or the Kansas Housing Hotline at 1 800 752 4422.
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Ottawa
City Hall
City of Ottawa
Ottawa Library
State of Kansas Housing Hotline
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective October 1 1995 and after. Prices vary by delivery area including Ottawa carriers rural towns motor route mail in Franklin County and state-wide options with discounts for longer terms. All rates are in advance and include state sales tax.
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Swhelms Us
Truth
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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