Whitney and Branton funerals slated in Kansas and Garnett
The notices announce funeral services for Linda S Susie Whitney 46 of Ottawa who died September 3 1995 in Kansas City and for Lawrence Bud Branton 82 of Garnett who died September 5 1995 in Anderson County Hospital. Whitney’s service is at Ottawa Bible Church with burial at Peoria Cemetery and Branton’s at First Baptist Church Garnett with Garnett Cemetery burial. Whitney is survived by husband Harry and son Zachary plus her father O B McNish sister Margaret Payne and brother William McNish. Branton left a son James Branton daughter Phyllis McKnight sister Sarah Amos and four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral homes and viewing details are listed for both families.
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Linda
Susie” Whitney
Linda S
Susie Whitney
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ottawa Bible Church
Larry Carrier
Peoria
O.B
Virginia
Silvius) McNish
Hawkins
Topeka School of Business
Peoples National Bank
Kansas State University Veterinary Science Department
Manhattan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Associates In Family Care
Olathe
Ottawa Family Physicians
Dennis Allen Evans
Harry “Spud” Whitney
Fellowship of Christian Cowboys
Dennis
Harry
Zachary Allen Evans
O.B. McNish
Margaret L. Payne
Longville
Minn
William R. McNish
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Lawrence Branton Garnett
Lawrence
Bud” Branton
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
First Baptist Church
Garett
Garnett Cemetery
James and
Mary
Cole) Branton
Blue Springs
Thelma Bartlett
Greenwood
James Branton
Bloomington
Calif
Phyllis McKnight
Tulsa
Okla
Sarah Amos
Adrian
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial
Indictments Against Tucker Dismissed By Judge
In Little Rock a judge dismissed a three count fraud indictment against Gov. Jim Guy Tucker citing excess of Starrs authority. Tucker remains charged with more serious Whitewater related counts while Starrs probe continues.
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Tucker
Ittle Rock
Ark
Whitewater
Jim Guy Tucker
Kenneth Starr
U.S
Henry Woods
Starr
Dyno Nobel to pay record $15 million antitrust fine
Dyno Nobel Inc. agreed to pay a $15 million penalty, the largest ever in a criminal antitrust case. The Salt Lake City firm pled guilty to conspiring to fix prices for commercial explosives in Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana and to eliminating competition at three limestone quarries in central Texas, alongside related actions by ICI Explosives USA Inc.
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Washington
Dyno Nobel Inc
Justice Department
Salt Lake City
Justice ‘Department
ICI ‘Explosives USA Inc
Dallas
Anne K.bingaman
Antitrust
Market Briefs Show Stock Quotes And Commodity Prices
A digest of stock quotes from Amoco, Coca Cola, Ford, IBM and others, with dividend notes and percentage changes. Livestock bids from Dodge City and St. Joseph include steer, heifer, cow and bull prices and weekly sales tallies. Grain, feed, and livestock market quotes cover wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, oats, and hogs with regional price postings and weekly totals. Nonferrous metal prices from New York reflect aluminum, zinc, gold, silver values and London exchange figures.
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Ottawa Coop
Milo
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
ST. Joseph
Slaughter
NEW York
London
Officer tops state in fund-raising for Special Olympics
Officer Ron Puterbaugh of the Ac Police Department led the state in Special Olympics donations this year with 11098.98 dollars. It marks his third all-time top fundraising in the state and fourth overall for the department. Franklin County placed fourth statewide, Sedgwick led with about 19000 dollars, followed by Coffey and Johnson counties. Proceeds came from sponsors, events, the pistol match, merchants, and the torch run. He will be recognized at the state competition in Wichita next spring.
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Ac Police Department
Ron Puterbaugh
Jeff Herrman
Franklin County
Sedgwick
Ottawa
Herrman
Puterbaugh
Wichita
Pomona Firefighters Raise 1102 for MDA
Pomona fire fighters contributed 1102 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association as part of a Franklin County effort. Gary Kuntz praised the Pomona unit for its best showing, noting the group’s steady yearly contributions. Betty Jones is noted as secretary of the firefighters EMS group and serves as a Lincoln Township firefighter.
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Pomona
Franklin County Firefighters and Ems Association
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Gary Kuntz
Franklin County
MDA
Betty Jones
Firefighters-Ems Group
Lincoln Township
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Sheriff Report Summary
Admission and discharge records show William Denton Ellen Siders Marvin Valliér John Penney Louise Pritchard Stephanie Shephard and family names in Ottawa Gardner and Quenemo. Birth noted a daughter for Stephanie and James Shephard of Gardner. Sheriff arrests include Billy O Cox and James Montgomery Jr in Ottawa and Des Moines suspects in a stolen car case. Police reports cover property damage by a 12 year old, curfew violations by teens, battery allegations, and a burglary at the Horseshoe Cafe in Ottawa.
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William Denton
Ellen Siders
Ottawa
Marvin Valliér
Richmond
John Penney
Quenemo
Louise Pritchard
Stephanie Shephard
Gardner
Carl Bloomer
Rantoul
Stephanie
James Shephard
Sheriff's News
Billy O. Cox
Burrough
Sheriff's Department
Alvin C. Shinn
Ninth and
Highland
Gary Armstrong
S. Poplar
Anita L. Bliss
Kane
Dundee
Wendy S. Green
N. Main
Sunday Night Thefts and Monday Collisions Reported
A string of Metro incidents includes thefts from a restaurant on Sunday night involving Kalisha T Patrick at Centen n ial Hall Ottawa University of a pair of shoes two rented videos and a car stereo with a total loss around 630 dollars. On Thursday night a two-vehicle collision at South Main and West 17th caused no injuries and losses exceeding 500 dollars involving Amy E Cox and Toby T Johnson. Tuesday reports note a truck striking a parked car owned by Jeff McCurdy on 1649 S Main and a separate backing collision on Main between Stuart R Vance and Richard F Geist with losses under 500 dollars.
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Kalisha T. Patrick
Centennial Hall
Ottawa University
South Main
West 17Th
Amy E. Cox
Labette Road
Toby T. Johnson
Brown Hall
S. Main
Raby L. Lucas
S. Princeton
Jeff McCurdy
S. Lincoln
Protesters march outside LA courthouse during Simpson trial
A group including Mothers In Action and the Brotherhood Crusade chant Stop Racist Cops and Release Fuhrman Tapes outside the courthouse as defense lawyers Shapiro and Cochran arrive. The protest follows a day when Fuhrman’s racist remark on a tape was aired and jurors showed little reaction.
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Los Angeles
Mark Fuhrman
Fuhrman
O.J. Simpson
Robert Shapiro
Johnnie Cochran Jr
Cochran
Mothers In Action
Brotherhood Crusade
Simpson
Savage to Miss Time in County Meetings
Franklin County commission chair Russell Savage will miss three weeks of afternoon meetings due to kidney ailments linked to prostate cancer. He is undergoing radiation at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and expects cure. vice chair Charles Mavity Jr is on vacation, and no session occurred today.
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Russell Savage
Franklin County Commission
Savage
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Charles Mavity Jr
Mavity
Donna Mietchen
Emporia
Prosecutor urges jurors not to be fooled by suspects
In New York AP, Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald argued that blind Egyptian cleric Omar Abdel-Rahman inspired a plan for urban terrorism. He said the defendants plotted violent acts including the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, discounting defense claims of aid missions.
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Woods
Starr
District of Columbia
Clinton
Whitewater
Arkansas
Janet Reno
New York
America
United States
U.S
Patrick Fitzgerald
Sheik
Omar Abdel-Rahman
Fitzgerald
Abdel- Rahman
New York City
World Trade Center
Bosnia
Afghanistan
FBI
Old Depot Museum renovation note clarifies Davis Bacon Act wording
The Herald corrects that the Davis-Bacon Act requires prevailing wages on certain federally funded projects not union wage language. The correction clarifies the intended meaning and regrets any confusion caused by the error.
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the Herald
Bluesman James Jarrett Dies in Cincinnati at 95
Bluesman James Pigmeat Jarrett, who billed himself as the nation s oldest working blues musician, died of cancer in Cincinnati on Tuesday. He claimed to be 95, though his exact age remains undetermined.
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Cincinnati
James “Pigmeat
Jarrett
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