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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1996

Page

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Reporter saves inmate by cutting down hanging device in jail

Coffeyville Kan AP report credits Allen Smith Independence Daily Reporter with stopping an inmate from hanging himself in a jail cell. Smith used scissors to cut through two socks tied to a bar, saving the man who was intoxicated and in protective custody after a disturbance. The inmate remained in fair condition at St Francis Hospital Tulsa.

Allen Smith Independence Kan Daily Reporter Smith Tom Boren St. Francis Hospital Tulsa Oklo Ccoffeyville Coffeyville Boren

Winfield man convicted in Kansas restaurant killing

A Winfield man, Bountaem Chanthadara, 22, was convicted in U.S. District Court of killing Barbara Sun during a November 1994 robbery at the Mandarin Chinese restaurant in Wichita. Jurors must decide if he faces the death penalty. prosecutors seek it, while public defense claims another suspect and questions a palm print.

Ichita Kan Winfield Wichita Bountaem Chanthadara Kansas U.S. District Court Barbara Sun Sun Blair Watson Chanthadara U.S Gary Peterson Phonc Nguyen Neguyen

Demand for big-ticket items plunges in August

Demand for durable goods fell 3.1 percent in August, the steepest drop in 16 months, led by transportation orders down 7.9 percent. Total orders dropped to $167 billion from $172.4 billion, with broad declines across major categories.

Ashington U.S Commerce Department

FASHION ALLEY Anniversary Sale Offers 20 Percent Off

Fashion Alley marks its 21st anniversary with a 20 percent discount on all purchases. FR. CO. Recycling lists hours Monday through Friday 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2038 S. Maln with phone 242-1176. The Hunters safety course, sponsored by Farm Bureau, has been rescheduled to October 19 and 20. registrations via 242-4130.

Fashion Alley Farm Bureau

Two officers killed by gunman at Mobile Government Plaza

A gunman shot two security guards to death at Mobile Government Plaza as workers arrived. Police wounded the gunman and arrested a suspect. District Attorney John Tyson confirmed the officers died near a metal detector by an elevator to the courtrooms.

Obile Ala Mobile Government Plaza John Tyson Tyson Plaza

Correction notice on Sen Marian Reynolds party misidentification

A Business Beat item incorrectly called Senator Marian Reynolds a Democrat. The Herald clarifies she is a Republican and apologizes for the error.

Marian Reynolds the Herald

F. L. Edwards Rantoul obituary and successors

F. L. Edwards 67 of Rantoul died September 23 1996 at home. Funeral Thursday at Dengel and Son Ottawa with burial Ruhamah Cemetery Rantoul. Survived by three daughters four sons and several siblings. He served in WWII and Korea and was mayor of Rantoul since May 1995. Memorials to Cutler Township Club.

F. L. Edwards Rantoul F. L Bud” Edwards Rantoul Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa Vernon Belew Ruhamah Cemetery Edwards Jerrald Anna Edwards Glencoe Minn Silver Lake Reno Construction Company Stanley Rantoul Cafe United States Army Department of Finance Cutler Township Heavy Construction Laborers Union Kansas City Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Clara Catherine Stottlemire Nowata Oklo Donna Schleeter Rosemary Habisch Waverly Lola Rebiskie Mound Marlene Hackbarth Howard Hickory St Kan Alma L. Martz Osawatomie Heritage Manor United Methodist Church Garnett Garnett Cemetery Martz Olin Nailer Louise (Heinschel) Riblett Gem Gree Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Lora Robert Wayne Foster Humansville Fredrick Joseph Foster Lawrence Eugene Foster James William Foster Patricia Mae Johnson Betty Joann Sutterby Clathe Foster

Ottawa hospital notes and local arrests summary

Admissions include Janeen Hearn Paola Karissa Richardson Claude Frazier Wanda Ribeau and Theresa Ousley all of Ottawa on Tuesday and Wednesday Dismissals include Karissa Richardson Ottawa to Overland Park Regional Medical Center and Theresa Ousley Avis Blakeman and April Hale and her son all of Ottawa Births list Janeen Hearn Paola a son 6 lbs 9 oz Tuesday Sheriff notes two arrests Ricky Dean Woods 39 Ottawa on marijuana possession and a 17 year old Ottawa boy on vehicle theft Police reports cover DUI and license violation arrest of Danny Tilton Earnest Herring trespassing a 12 year old Ottawa boy on disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property vehicle thefts of a 1986 Ford Mustang and a 1966 Ford pickup vandalism cases including steering wheel column damage and a two vehicle collision with damages over 500 dollars.

Janeen Hearn Paola Karissa Richardson Claude Frazier Wanda Ribeau Theresa Ousley Ottawa Overland Park Regional Medical Center April Hale Avis Blakeman Sheriff’s News Ricky Dean Woods Louisiana Road Woods Franklin County Danny C. Tilton Colony Earnest H. Herring Ottawa Ford N. Main Lex Taylor S. Cherry

Wall Street Opens Higher as Markets Rally Toward Records

Wall Street rose to midday highs with the Dow up 17.38 at 5,894.74 and the S&P 500 and NYSE composite near new highs. Bond prices rallied as factory orders fell 3.1 percent in August, with jobless claims rising to 340,000, suggesting easing growth and a hold on Fed rate moves. Overseas markets mixed as Tokyo gained 0.5 percent, Frankfurt up 0.3 percent and London down 0.1 percent.

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