Obituary notices mark several deaths in Ottawa area
Obituaries report Lloyd L. Heidner 80 of Pomona died Sept 20 1994 with funeral Sept 24 at Lamb Roberts. Ethel Mae Lutz 90 Overbrook died Sept 19 1994 graveside Sept 22 at Overbrook Cemetery. Allen Pat Bronson 94 Lyndon died Sept 20 1994 funeral Sept 23 at Feltner Chapel. Robert A Anderson 74 Ottawa died Sept 18 1994 at Ransom Memorial Hospital with service at Ottawa University Chapel. Survivors listed include spouses, children, grandchildren and many relatives. Memorials suggested to Midland Hospice Pomona Lions Club Michigan Valley United Methodist Church and other local groups.
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Lloyd L. Heidner
Pomona
Topeka Convalescent Center
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Daryl Stephens
Woodlawn Cemetery
Jesse and
Jennie
Oakman) Heidner
Pomona High
Ruth Bechtle
James Heidner
Vito Aouo
Midland Hospice
Pomona Lions Club
Ethel M. Lutz
Ethel Mae Lutz
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
Michigan Valley
Charles Brock
Mary ‘Elizabeth (Brackman) Moore
Micha Valley
Greenwood- Roberts Funeral Home
Michigan Valley United Methodist Church
Lyndon
Allen
Pat” Bronson
Feltner Funeral Chapel
Osage City
McComb, Miss
Myrt S
Mary (Klaverweiden) Bronson
Mignon Skidmore
Marvin Bronson
William Bronson
Princeton
Jack Bronson
Jim Bronson
Odessa
Tom Bronson
Melvin Allen Bronson
American Legion Post No. 125
Robert A. Anderson
Robert A
Bob” Anderson
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Betty
Nancy Quandt
Scribner
Neb
Addie Weigand
Chuck Anderson
Emporia
David Anderson
Bartlesville
Okla
Philip J. Anderson
Muscatine
Iowa
Debbie Mumma
Bruce Detter
North Baptist Church
Ottawa University
the Villages, Inc
Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Ex athlete Don Lash dies at age 82 in Bloomington
Don Lash, former Olympic distance runner and 1938 United States top amateur athlete, died Monday in Bloomington. The Bloomington native held notable sprint and endurance records and represented the U S in track events during the late 1930s.
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Bloomington
Ind
Don Lash
United States
Federal panel bars cameras in federal court rooms
The Judicial Conference panel voted to end the three year pilot banning television cameras in federal civil trials. They cited juror and witness safety concerns and possible distraction. From 1991 to 1993 news crews applied in 257 cases with 82 percent approved. The experiment ends December 31.
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O.J. Simpson
Los Angeles
Florida
William Kennedy Smith
U.S
Judicial Conference of
United States
House approves soy ink measure in Congress
Washington AP report says government printers would switch from petroleum ink to soy ink under a bill passed by the House by voice vote and sent to President Clinton for signature. Soybean farmers hope the Government Printing Office adopts the soy ink.
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Washington
House
Clinton
Ottawa area hospital notes and sheriff report
Admissions Corina Alexander Lane and Dena Seeley Pomona on Tuesday. Dismissals Calista Roth and Jane Marconette Ottawa on Tuesday. Sheriff arrests Adrian Gonzales Kansas City Kan on a district court warrant for failure to appear. He posted bond. A window and door were stolen at 2450 Greenwood Drive from Holland home. District Court sentences include Linda Blackstone for marijuana 10 months with probation and costs, William Allender for disorderly conduct 30 days with fines, and multiple other petty sentences and dismissals. Police notes cover Bond arrest on a fines warrant, thefts from homes and a cemetery vase loss, high school camcorder theft, and vandalism to a pickup and brick wall.
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Corina Alexander
Lane
Dena Seeley
Pomona
Calista Roth
Jane Marconette
Ottawa
Sheriff's News
Adrian Gonzales
Kansas City
Kan
Sheriff's Department
Charles L. Stevens II
W. 4Th
Greenwood Drive
John and
Janet Holland
Linda G. Blackstone
Haskell Terrace
Princeton
Secretary of Corrections
William M. Allender
Ann Fa Ronald Eric Larios
Shondi R. Larios
Highway 59
Eric D. Gordon
Curtis R. Conklin
W. 6Th
Jay Dalrymple
Osage City
Alten R. Louderback
D. Pomona
Michael W. Lovegrove
Lawrence
Donald Stottlemire
John Brown Road
Debra Stottiemire
Eric P. Gordon
Michael E. Hutchison
Hutchison
Judy Porter
Christopher D. Hendricks
Edgerton
Albert Stephen Bond
S. Oak
Third
Hickory
Billy E. Holt
Burrough
Mildred Heathman
N. Cherry
Highland Cemetery
Andrew D. Miller
S. Willow
Ottawa High School
Stephen Lester
Kentucky
N.main
Ash
Corrections Committee Meets in County Courts Building
The Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Committee will meet at 1 30 p m Thursday in the west jury room of the County Courts Building Third and Main The fourth district comprises Franklin Anderson Coffey and Osage counties The group handles sentencing including probations for local people convicted of crimes.
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Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections Committee
Third
Main
Franklin
Anderson
Coffey
Osage
Looters Target U S Ancient Sites Warned At Conference
In Breckenridge Colorado archaeologists warn looters are growing bolder using backhoes and tractors to bulldoze sites. Society for American Archaeologists president elect Bill Lipe notes the trend as about 160 people attend a four day conference starting Monday to discuss the destruction of America's ancient history.
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Breckenridge
Colo
Bill Lipe
Society For American Archaeologists
America
Wall Street Market in brief
Kansas feedlot sales show very slow trade with slaughter cattle largely steady and some declines. Tuesday totals reach 6,100 slaughter steers and 39,300 heifers with week-to-date 19,400 head, including 4,000 contracted or formed cattle. Prices given for various weight ranges. Nonferrous metals quotes list gold and silver prices in New York markets.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Ledneaday
He É Hasman
Handy & Harman
Sabetha double shooting ends in spouse murder suicide
In Sabetha Kansas a husband Eugene Hermann 51 and wife Cherlyn 49 were found shot to death inside a truck and at the family home respectively. Police say Cherlyn may have killed her husband wounded Mary Edelman 45 and then killed herself. Edelman remained in stable condition at Sabethan Community Hospital. The Hermanns left four children.
Reform bill moves to president
The House sends the president a Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act to reform government procurement. The measure, approved 4250, outlines more than 225 changes in laws governing roughly $200 billion in annual federal spending.
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Genmotorse
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Goodrich
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BuriNth
H&r Block
CBS
IBP Inc
Citicorp KY “Hk
Kmart
DuPont
Kctypl
Exxon
McDonalds
Hershey
Hulty
O'Reilly Auto
Ittenneyjc
McDon
MidwReach
Sfepacco
Fa Co- al Is
Atatcorp
PIK Csey
Mosni Chrysler
Franklin County
NYSE
OK Photo Service
Cub Scouts
Radio Shack
S. Main
Oma Presents
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
OMA
Renee Nacht
Ras Commission
Epi
National Endowment For the Ars
Mann For the Arts
Killought
Peee
Roy Rogers
Bluesteds
Sons of the
San Joaquin
Beyond Video
Butler's Music
MasterCard
Bank IV
Main + Gardner
Food Lover's Diet
National Dietary Research
Washington, D.C
Briscoe Pharmacy
Esends
OSH Kosh
Spumoni
Levis
le Boy
Child Consignment Shop Inc
E. Main, Gardner
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