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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1995

Page

6

Man charged with murder also faces four drug counts

Shawnee County District Attorney Joan Hamilton filed drug charges against Stephen Medford Shively in the case linked to Topeka police officer Tony Patterson's Oct. 12 death. Shively remains jailed on a $1 million bond. police seized nearly 12 ounces of marijuana valued about 1,475 to 2,360 dollars during the raid.

Topeka Kan Tony Patterson Patterson Shawnee County Joan Hamilton Stephen Medford Shively Shively Kansas Hamilton

Budget Dims Loom As Silver Haired Legislature Opens

In Topeka Kansas state officials warned of a tight two year budget as senior citizens begin the Silver Haired Legislature. Lt. Gov. Sheila Frahm cited Gov. Graves urging agencies to curb spending by 1.5 percent and to propose next year with cuts up to five percent. Aging secretary Thelma Hunter Gordon urged resilience amid strained resources.

Topeka Kan Sheila Frahm Bill Graves Thelma Hunter Gordon

Kansas company settles suit over Medicare claims

Manor Care Inc., parent company of Wichita and Overland Park nursing homes, paid 150000 to resolve a civil suit alleging false Medicare claims. U S Attorney Randy Rathbun said the settlement follows a report by an Overland Park employee about improper billing including non Medicare patient treatments.

Kansas City, Kan Wichita Overland Park Manor Care Inc Silver Springs U.S Randy Rathbun Rathbun

Concordia to mark 50th anniversary of WWII camp closure

Everett Miller a music instructor at Cloud County Community College leads a weekend celebration in Concordia Kansas opening Friday to mark the 50th anniversary of the closure of a German prisoner of war camp. He has no personal ties to the camp but admires the veterans of World War II saying he would hate to think if the war had been lost.

Concordia Kan Kansas Everett Miller Cloud County Community College

OU Reopens Campus Hall Dedication Ceremony

The Ottawa University campus will dedicate Atkinson Hall as the home for the music and theater departments. A ribbon cutting is scheduled for 11 30 a m on campus, honoring namesake Robert Atkinson. Continued on page 2.

Ottawa University University Atkinson Atkinson Hall Robert Atkinson

Ottawa teen arrested in shooting case

A 16 year old, identified as arcus A. MBit Jr., was arrested Wednesday afternoon in Ottawa on warrants charging aiding and abetting aggravated battery and possession of drug paraphernalia. He appeared in juvenile court and was held overnight in Topeka. He is to attend a juvenile detention hearing at 3 p.m. today.

Arcus A. Mbit Jr S. Maple Heath Griffin Ottawa Gutierrez Topeka Charles Bowling Bowling John Wilcox Jr Wilcox

House moves close to Medicare passage

The House pressed ahead with a Republican plan to cut 270 billion from Medicare while offering seniors more health care choices. The 227 to 192 vote kept the bill on track despite a Clinton veto threat.

Ashington Clinton House Newt Gingrich Gingrich ABC White House United States Lloyd Doggett Texas Martin Hoke Ohio

Neosho Ottawa officials discuss college cooperation

Neosho County Community College Board of Trustees and college administration met with Ottawa officials to discuss how the Neosho campus functions and ways the college could cooperate with the city and Ottawa school district in the future. No specific projects were outlined.

Neosho County Community College Board of Trustees Ottawa NCCC

Demonstration clarifies BB guns at Ottawa commission meeting

City Manager Scott Lambers staged a pistol demonstration for the Ottawa commission showing a Colt .45 and a Colt BB gun to illustrate lookalikes. Police have confiscated seven to ten BB pistols from youths in six to eight weeks. some destroyed. Two teens were recently shot in Ottawa, Stephanie Perez, 14, dead from a chest wound, and Heath Griffin, 17, injured.

Ottawa Lambers Vicky Cummiskey Stephanie Perez Heath Griffin

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