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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1999
Page
1
Markets show Caney GenSt at 52 Fed Corp 18 15/16. Owell Auto 3093/4. WalMart 1191. Wheat 2.22 in Franklin County. Corn 1.66. Milo 232.60. Soybeans 4.08. Posted grain prices reflect morning quotes.
Alma E Vaughn 71 of Lawrence died October 24 1999 at Colonial Manor Nursing Home Lawrence Imminent services will be held later in Savannah Georgia Funeral home Lamb Roberts Heise Baldwin in charge She was born 1928 in Savannah daughter of Hubert and Alma Greenway She married Edward L Vaughn in 1946 in South Carolina He preceded her in death Survived by six daughters Shyral McKee Linda Stellar Brenda Mertz Glinda Taylor Deborah Rosenow Donna Vaughn three sisters 16 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren
A weather summary notes mostly clear conditions in Ottawa with pleasant skies. A storm traversing the West will bring rain and cooler air to the Northwest, with snow in the Cascades and northern Rockies and rain along the coast. Showers reach central Nevada as high pressure builds in the central and eastern United States.
Vice President Al Gore and Bill Bradley prepare for a televised Dartmouth College town hall in Hanover New Hampshire. Gore aims to sharpen responses to 90 second answers while Bradley downplays instant impact and stresses ongoing campaign momentum.
Readable ad briefs detail a Halloween party at The Saloon in Richmond Kansas Saturday night at 9 00 pm with a 100 prize for best costume The event includes a grab bag and half price Halloween items at Windy Pines and lists contact numbers.
The U S Supreme Court agreed to review if electrocution violates cruel and unusual punishment using a Florida case. The move halts Florida’s electric chair schedules, with death row inmates awaiting execution and ongoing questions about the method’s legality and safety. The last Florida electrocution involved Allen Lee Tiny Davis in 1982, whose death followed prior chair malfunctions and controversial imagery linked to the case. Governor Bush expressed disappointment over delaying justice for victims’ families.
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