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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1992

Page

10

Loup restaurant robbed. Ottawa chase ends in rollover

Massad Amirshahpari did not disclose the stolen amount. Sheriff officials said part of the money was recovered. A waitress, Alice Young, was struck in the head with a pistol but did not seek medical care. A high speed pursuit across I-35 and US-59 ended near Melvern after a Bronco rolled. Cocaine traces were found in the vehicle.

Paget Country Inn Massad Amirshahpari Alice Young Ottawa Young Osage County

Bush Plans Veto Hurtles Cable Legislation Debate

The article reports President Bush weighing a veto over a cable industry bill. Senator Danforth of Missouri hopes Bush will reconsider while noting Republican senators’ split on supporting the measure. Senator Conrad Burns of Montana aims to muster the eight votes needed to sustain a veto.

John Danforth R-Mo Bush Danforth Conrad Burns Rmont

Evangelist Aranza Draws 150000 Annual Students Across Nation

Ottawa High School hosted Aranza who said his life changed at 15 by an evangelist. He predicts 30 to 35 percent of students will have values changed after hearing him. He urged tough but hopeful messages for youth and outlined future talks at Pomona High Ottawa Middle School Franklin County Youth Rally and a Community Revival Center church.

Aranza Gash Ottawa High School Ottawa Middle School Franklin County OHS Community Revival Center Montana Road

Wall Street Market in brief local markets quotations

Quotations for Tuesday show noon at Ottawa Co-op with wheat 3.79, corn 2.00, milo 9.28, toyboans 6.15, oats 1.50 and redempian prices at Frankie Coun ASCS office wheat 3.08, corn 2.09, milo 3.18, soy beans 5.16. Livestock notes from Dodge City report trade down with higher slaughter quotes. 4,800 slaughter cattle and 5,200 slaughter dollars sold. mixed grade cattle 76.00 to 76.50, hogs and other figures noted. Nonferrous metals prices in New York show copper around 1.19 per pound, aluminum 0.574, zinc 0.876, tin 4.30, gold 348.25, silver 3.76, mercury 205 to 210 per 76 lb, platinum 384 to 385. The report lists multiple quotes and commodities with varying destinations and markets.

Ottawa Co-op Frankie Coun Ascs Dodge City Han Kansas NEW York London Comex Handy & Harman Marcury N.Y Tue N.a

Obituary for Ralph E. Ringels of Topeka and Quenemo

Ralph E. Ringels 61 of Topeka formerly of Quenemo and Michigan Valley died Monday September 21 1992 at Courtyard Terrace Nursing Home Topeka. A graveside service will be held at 3 PM Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with Rev. Allen Pruitt officiating. Born September 28 1930 in Pomona he was the son of Henry and Katie Irene Sadie Strauss Ringels. He grew up on a farm near Quenemo and attended rural schools there. He lived much of his life in Quenemo and Michigan Valley areas before living in nursing homes in Topeka and Osage County recently. He worked as a farm laborer near Quenemo and later as a driver for East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp in Ottawa. He was a member of Quenemo Baptist Church. Survivors include four cousins Elvira Wagner and Delores Mollent of Emporia Carol Wood of Phoenix City Alabama and Clyde Spearman of Osage City. Friends may call until 2 PM Thursday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.

Ralph E. Ringels Topeka Quenemo Michigan Valley Courtyard Terrace Woodlawn Pomona Allen Pruitt Osage County East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp Ottawa

Floods in Southern France Leave 29 Dead and 48 Missing

A violent storm and flash floods across southern France killed 29 and left 48 missing. Rivers swelled in England as well with no deaths but widespread highway and rail disruptions. Italian authorities reported two missing in Savona as flood conditions extended to neighboring regions. Police noted ongoing searches in Vaucluse where many remain unaccounted for.

Avignon France England Savona Vaucluse

Ottawa Daily Report Town Police Notes on Dismissals and Crimes

Dismissals include Mary Thompson and son and Allin Woodsum of Ottawa. Arrest Tracy R. Blanco, 33, on suspicion of DUI, suspended license, and left-lane driving. released to appear in Municipal Court. Burglary at Ottawa University Wilson Field House. stolen video recorder, money, paper. loss about 793.20. Missing items from 517 Willow include tools, watch, jewelry, fire extinguisher, antique teapot, .22 rifle. value about 8750. Theft reported of truck wheel and tire at 436 N Main. loss 130. Vandalism at former Penca’s North IGA damaged two windows. loss 600. Back door frame damaged at 623 S Oak. loss 50.

Tracy R. Blanco Princeton North Main Ottawa University Wilson Field House Mary E. Ledom Wellsville Willow Leroy D. Hildebrandt Indiana Terrace N. Main Larry E. McDaniel Rockwood Drive Penca IGA Phillip L. White S. Oak

Midland to roll and expand rail line plans

Midland volunteers assisted traffic at crossings while a passenger train passed, praising a limber Sand Creek trestle that supports 20 million pounds after summer repairs. More track work is planned to reach Ottawa Creek and Norwood, with continued Baldwin City operations and talks with Union Pacific and the Interstate Commerce Commission on buying Ottawa to Rantoul track for a major operational move.

Midland Kuchinsky Sand Creek Ottawa Creek Norwood Here Baldwin City Union Pacific Interstate Commerce Commission Ottawa Rantoul

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