The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 80

B-2 The Kansas City Star Tuesday February 1 1994 JO AROUND KANSAS CITY Nuclear fuel shipment upsets activists KANSAS CITY Man killed another hurt in shootings By SU YIM Staff Writer Card game fight leads to a killing By WENDY G1MAN Staff Writer 1 He was taken to Truman Medical Center where he was pronounced dead a hospital spokeswoman said The other shooting occurred about 30 minutes earlier in the 1 800 block of Topping Avenue A 21-year-old Kansas City man got into a confrontation with two men outside an apartment said homicide Sgt David Bernard The encounter may have been over a burglary that occurred earlier Bernard said Two men fled on foot after the shooting he said The wounded man whose name was not released was taken to a hospital where he was in serious condition One man was killed and another was seriously wounded late Monday in separate shootings on Kansas East Side police said The homicide occurred about 10:45 pm at an apartment in the 2000 block of East 29th Street A man whose name and age were not released was shot in the head said Police Capt Gregory Mills Police believe the man was shot inside the apartment but the disturbance may have continued outside the building The wounded man got into a car and tried to drive away but ran into a tree at the comer of 29th Street and Garfield Avenue Mills said cask is designed to handle a train wreck There would be no release of The shipment started at a Virginia shipyard and went through Summit about 1:40 am said Sherri Russell director of the Kansas City office of Greenpeace Action Area anti-nuclear activists some wearing hazardous-materials suits watched the train pass stuff is very toxic coming through your area and they want you to know about Russell said train has the same chance of derailing as any other train If it were to derail in Kansas City we would have to evacuate the whole Butler said the containers are built and tested to withstand collisions falls off bridges fires immersion in water and any combination of such events The Energy Department peri odically briefs state officials about the nature of shipments going through their areas and security measures taken in transporting them Russell questioned whether concern about security was the reason for being secretive five people can find out about this trained terrorists would have no Russell said She said the next shipment would come from Maine The Energy Department has made more than 500 shipments of weapons-grade nuclear material in the last 35 years according to Butler None of the shipments has had a problem that resulted in release of radioactivity to the environment he added A Greenpeace activist is following the train through more than 10 states An unknown number of shipments will come through Kansas City Day said A train carrying an undisclosed amount of spent nuclear fuel from a Navy ship traveled through the Kansas City area on Saturday on its way to a temporary dump in Idaho environmental activists said Monday The train is carrying four of 19 casks that the Navy and the Department of Eneigy will transport to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory over the next two years said Sam Day of Nuke-watch an anti-nuclear group based in Wisconsin Dan Butler an Energy Department spokesman in Washing ton declined to discuss the route or the amount of nuclear fuel it was carrying but said the train left Virginia on Thursday normally discuss the shipment of spent fuel obviously for security reasons" Butler said Deaths Funerals BID-RIGGING CASE Overland Park man The president of a small Kansas City construction company was sentenced Monday to 75 days in federal prison and fined $20000 for agreeing to rig bids in 1 989 and 1 990 in the $33 million renovation of Ward Parkway Center Kevin Christian 34 of Overland Park and his KD Christian Construction Co pleaded guilty in October to conspiring to rig bids on the project in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act US District Judge Thomas Van Bebber placed the company which has few assets on probation He imposed no fine on the firm but ordered it to pay as much as possible on a federal back-tax bill of $196000 Christian agreed with other un- gets 75-day term named conspirators to submit an intentionally high for demolition and concrete work Christian did no work on the center but still violated the act by being part of the conspiracy authorities said The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System is the principal owner of the center KPERS handles pension investments for Kansas public employees The FBI called the case the of the in its investigation into antitrust violations and other alleged criminal activity in the construction industry in Kansas and Missouri No other charges have been filed yet in the continuing investigation the FBI said Monday An argument at an all-night card game apparently led to the death Monday morning of a Kansas City man who was shot in the head several times as he slept on a couch Oscar Wade 18 had quarreled Sunday night with a man in a house in the 3500 block of South Benton St said Sgt Keith Francis of the police homicide unit Police were looking for a 19-year-old suspect late Monday Wade of 3614 Bellefontaine Ave was Kansas 15th homicide for 1994 Witnesses told police that the argument erupted at a card game with several other people The argument quickly broke up however and the suspect left Francis said the suspect came back about an hour later and went to sleep on a couch The card game broke up about 5 am and Wade who often slept on the couch told the suspect to get up 'That's my resting place get off Francis said Wade told the suspect The suspect got up reluctantly police said At some point a witness in the room woke up and saw the suspect standing jvci Wade with a gun to his head The witness fell back asleep held the gun to head a long time and then he fired several Francis said The witness was awakened by the shots about 10:25 am arid fled police said Several people who were in the house were taken to Police Headquarters for questioning Man guilty of mjuring 2 bicyclists By TONY RIZZO Staff Writer The Star runs death notices free of charge as a public service They are edited for length clarity and conformity to style For example The Star customarily omits names of surviving grandchildren and limits most obituaries to list one job and two church or club memberships To place a notice call (816) 234-4300 The items under the funeral heading are paid advertisements to inquire about them call (816) US DISTRICT COURT Bookkeeper faces sentencing in fraud Norman was a bookkeeper for Kansas City Valve Fitting Co Between May 1987 and January 1 992 she wrote checks on the accounts at Johnson County Bank altered the payees and the amounts of the checks and used the money herself As part of a plea agreement Norman agreed to forfeit to the company about $25000 worth of jewelry she bought with the stolen funds and to pay as much restitution as possible A bookkeeper who stole more than 1 million over five years from her employer a Roeland Park plumbing supplier pleaded guilty Monday to federal bank fraud and money laundering charges The defendant Cathy Norman 40 of Overland Park faces up to 30 years in prison and 1 million in fines US District Judge Kathryn Vratil set sentencing for April 1 1 in Kansas City Kan NORTHLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Civic business leader receives award ney Cos into an international utility and heavy construction company The firm has its headquarters in Kansas City North Garney has led the development of Briarcliff West a commercial and upscale residential project in Clay County that overlooks Downtown Kansas City He also has been involved with numerous civic and charitable projects Charles A Garney has been honored as the 1994 of the by the KCI Northland Regional Chamber of Commerce Garney a Kansas City civic and business leader was presented the award at the annual banquet Saturday at the Embassy Suites Airport Hotel He was recognized for his achievements in building the Gar INDEPENDENCE Woman is found shot to death at St Luke's Hospital Memorial services will be at 10 am Saturday at Visitation Catholic Church The family suggests contributions to the Sarah Elizabeth Coleman and David William Coleman Memorial Fund in care of the St Joseph Health Center Foundation Survivors also include their maternal grandmother Judith A Worth Kansas City their paternal grandparents William Coleman Jr and Earlene Coleman of Leawood and paternal great-grandparents Dorotha Barber Republic Mo and William Coleman Sr Springfield JOSEPH RCONWELL Joseph Conwell 64 Santa Ana Calif formerly of Kansas City died Jan 20 1994 at his sister's home in Sioux Fails SD Memorial services will be at I pm Friday at Newcomer's Floral Hills Chapel cremation with burial in Floral Hills Cemetery The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society Mr Conwell was born in Kansas City and moved to California in 1955 He was a warehouse supervisor for the Scudders Food Co in Santa Ana retiring in 1992 He was a member of the Teamsters union in Santa Ana Survivors include his mother Mary Gretchen Brown Sioux Falls three brothers Clarence Conwell Blue Springs Robert Wayne Conwell Milo Mo and Francis Conwell Liberty and five sisters Nancy Lee Graber 4Sioux Falls Harriet Tindle independence Verna Tipper Excelsior Springs and Joy Allen and Bonnie Papetli of Lake Tapawingc in Jackson County DORIS CRENSHAW Doris Crenshaw 71 Warrensburg Mo died Jan 3 1 1 994 at St Luke's Hospital Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Sweeney-Phillips Holdren Chapel Warrensburg burial in Mineral Creek Cemetery Leeton Mo Friends may call from I to 2 pm Wednesday at the chapel The family suggests contributions to charity Mrs Crenshaw was bom in Leeton and lived in Osceola Mo before she moved to Warrensburg 10 years ago She was a member of the Church of the Brethren in Leeton Survivors include a brother Owen Wyatt Warrensburg and two sisters Lola Lynde Windsor Mo and Fem Gii-leland Warrensburg HUGH DUNBAR Hugh Dunbar 81 southwest Kansas City died Jan 31 1994 at the home Graveside services will be at 10 am Wednesday at Mount Olivet Cemetery Raytown Friends may call from 7 to 8 pm today at the Muehle-bach Chapel The family suggests contributions to the Kansas City Hospice Mr Dunbar was bom in Weir Kan and lived there before moving to this area in 1949 He worked for the Union Pacific Railroad for 30 years retiring as a steamfitter in 1974 He was a member of St George's Episcopal Church Survivors include his wife Irene Dunbar and a son John Dunbar both of the home a daugh- ter Jane Gnelkow Kansas City and a granddaughter ANTONIA EATON Antonia Elena Valdes Eaton 77 Gardner in Johnson County died Jan 30 1994 at the Olathe Medical Center Graveside services will be at I pm Thursday at the Gardner Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm Wednesday at the Bruce Chapel Gardner The family suggests contributions to the American Parkinson Disease Association Mrs Eaton was bom in Panama and moved to Gardner in 1958 Her husband Robert Eaton died Aug 31 1993 Survivors include two sons Robert Eaton and Johnny Eaton of Gardner five daughters Rose Roan Atlanta Helen Gaillot New Orleans Ruth Randall Gardner Alice Millard Vancouver Wash and Juanita Locke Olathe 17 grandchildren and 1 3 great-grandchildren PAULINE EE8TES Pauline Estes 88 died Jan 30 1994 in the Liberty Nursing Center Liberty where she lived Graveside services will be at 2 pm today at White Chapel Cemetery The family suggests contributions to the First United Methodist Church of Warsaw Mo Mrs Estes was bom in Strafford Mo and lived in Kansas City and Warsaw before moving to Liberty in 1989 She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Warsaw and a former member of the McMurry United Methodist Church Her husband LB Estes died in 1982 Survivors include a son Robert Estes Liberty four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren RUBY GROOM Ruby Lucille Groom 90 Lexington Mo formerly of Independence died Jan 30 1994 at St Hospital of Blue Springs Services will be at 9 am Wednesday at Floral Hills Chapel burial in Floral Hills Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm today at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs Groom was bom in Arkansas and lived in Independence before moving to Lexington earlier this month She was a member of the Fairmount United Methodist Church She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Survivors include two sons Bernard Raymond Plymouth Fla and Gerald Raymond Clearwater Fla six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren EMMA HENDERSON Emma Henderson 62 Kansas City Kan died Jan 29 1994 at Bethany Medical Center Services will be at 10 am Wednesday at Our Lady St Rose Catholic Church graveside services will be at 12:30 pm Wednesday at the Leavenworth National Cemetery Friends may call from 9 to 10 am Wednesday at the church Mrs Henderson was bora in Lexington Miss and moved to this area in the early 1950s She was a custodian for the Boilermakers Union She was a member of the church Her husband Ray Henderson Sr died in 1988 Survivors include a son Lindell Carson and a stepson Ray Henderson Jr both of Kansas City Kan three brothers Sylvester Primers Jr Omaha Neb Willie Primers Raytown and Bobby Primers Kansas City Kan and grandchildren 1 2: 1 6 am after they responded to a reported prowler in the 1 9800 block of East Truman Road They found her car in a church parking lot with the ignition on They traced the license plate to Ault went to the home and found her body Police found a handgun in the car but had not determined Monday whether it was the weapon that killed her Police are investigating the shooting death of a 26-year-old woman whose body was found early Monday in Independence Diana Ault apparently was killed by a single gunshot at her house 19012 9th St police said A 4-year-old boy and an 8-month-old girl also at the home were uninjured Neighbors said Ault was their mother Police found body about rence Kimrey Houston Mo Faye Yates Springfield and Millideen Huff Licking six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren He is also survived by a companion Pansy Strutlon of the home CORNELIA BOLDEN Cornelia Hazel Bolden of Kansas City Kan died Jan 29 1994 at the home Services will be at 1 1 am Thursday at the Stranger's Rest Baptist Church graveside services will be at 1:30 pm Thursday at the National Cemetery Fort Leavenworth Friends may call from 9 to 1 1 am Thursday at the church where Order of the Eastern Star services will be at 10 am Mrs Bolden was bom in Columbia and lived in Mexico Mo before moving to this area in 192S She was a founder of the Ole Acquaintance Club She had been a member of the church since 1929 Her husband Arthur Bolden Sr died in 1974 Survivors include a son Arthur Bolden Jr Overland Park three daughters Mercedes Potter and Marcele I Smith of Kansas City and Melba Bennett Kansas City Kan a sister Rosetta Bannister Kansas City nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren CAROLINE BOSLEY Caroline Daleo Bosley 75 Kansas City in Gay County died Jan 31 1994 at the home Services will be at 10 am Wednesday at St Catholic Church Kansas City North burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery Raytown Friends may call from 3 to 7 pm today at the Passantino Chapel where the rosary will be said at 6 pm Mrs Bosley was a lifelong area resident She worked for National Bellas Hess Inc for 40 years retiring as a buyer She was a member of the church Survivors include her husband Patrick Bosley of the home and a brother Pete Daleo and a sister Antoinette Kelley both of Kansas City COLEN BYRD Colen Byrd 74 Deepwater Mo formerly of Kansas City died Jan 30 1994 at the home Services will be at 2 pm Thursday at the Deepwater Christian Church burial in Englewood Cemetery Clinton Mo Friends may call from 7 to 8 pm Wednesday at the Consalus Chapel Clinton The family suggests contributions to the Twin Lakes Hospice Warsaw Mo Mrs Byrd was bom in Weath-erby Mo and lived in this area before she moved to Deepwater 20 years ago She formerly worked for the Chrysler Corp in this area Survivors include her husband Lewis Byrd of the home two stepsons James Byrd Ohio and Dennis Byrd Oak Grove in Jackson County a stepdaughter Linda Johnson Kansas City a brother Kermit Wright Maysville Mo and two sisters Cuma Randolph and Gerry Claudell of Kansas City EULAM CAMPBELL Eula Mary Campbell 91 Edgerton in Johnson County died Jan 31 1994 in a nursing home in Wellsville Kan Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Edgerton United Methodist Church burial in the Gardner Cemetery in Johnson County Friends may call from 7 to 8 pm today at the Bruce Chapel Gardner The family suggests contributions to the church Mrs Campbell was a lifelong area resident She was a teacher before she retired She was a member of the church Survivors include her husband Max Campbell of the home a son Neil Campbell Edgerton two daughters Maxine Klamm De Soto in Johnson County and Carolyn Hammon Edgerton a sister Bernice Moore Lawrence 12 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren HELEN CAMPBELL Helen Marie Campbell 99 died Jan 30 1994 in the Sharonlane Nursing Home Shawnee where she lived Services will be at 10 am Wednesday at the Merriam Christian Church burial in Pleasant View Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm today at the Amos Family Chapel Shawnee The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the church Miss Campbell was a lifelong area resident She worked for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co for 49 years retiring as an office clerk She was past worthy matron of the Beatrice chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star She was a charter member of the church Survivors include a nephew EARL CARTER Earl Cephas Carter 87 Butler Mo formerly of Kansas City died Jan 30 1994 at the home Graveside services will be at 10 am Thursday at Floral Hills Cemetery Kansas City Friends may call from 7 to 8 pm Wednesday at the Underwood-Steinbeck Chapel Butler The family suggests contributions to the Butler Public Library Mr Carter was bom in Salem Ark and lived in this area before he moved to Butler 15 years ago He was a heavy-equipment operator before he retired He was a member of Local 101 of the International Union of Operating Engineers He attended the Ohio Street Methodist Church Butler Survivors include his wife Verda Carter Minneapolis two sons Earl Carter Kansas City and Jerry Carter Las Vegas two daughters Maryann Jensen Hillsboro Ore and Linda Contreras Garland Texas a brother Ray Carter Salem eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren MICHAEL CASEY Michael Casey 68 Lee's Summit died Jan 30 1994 at the home Services will be at 7:30 pm Wednesday at St Mark's Catholic Church Independence graveside services will be at 10 am Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery Independence Friends may call from 6 to 7:30 pm Wednesday at the church where the rosary will be said at 6:30 pm The family suggests contributions to the Ronald McDonald House Kansas City Mr Casey was a lifelong area resident He worked for the Jack-son County Parks and Recreation Department for 20 years miring as a greenhouse foreman in 1987 He was a member of the church He was a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War Survivors include a brother Neil Casey Kansas City and two sisters Rose Mary VanMaele Lee's Summit and Patricia Ann Wilson Independence SARAH COLEMAN DAVID COLEMAN Sarah Elizabeth Coleman and David William Coleman infant twin children of Trisha Mane Coleman and Mark Douglas Coleman of southwest Kansas City died Jan 27 1994 Kansas House passes bill on open meetings MELVIN ADAMS Melvin Adams 72 rural Maryville Mo formerly of this area died Jan 30 1994 at a hospital in Maryville Services will be at 10 am Wednesday at the Carson Independence Chapel burial in Oak Ridge Memory Gardens Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm today at the chapel Mr Adams was bom in Parnell Mo and lived in Independence before he moved to Maryville in 1979 He was a repairman at the General Motors Leeds assembly plant for 28 years retiring in 1979 He was an Army veteran of World War 11 and was past commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Maryville He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Survivors include his wife Erma Adams of the home three sons Glen Adams Pleasant Hill in Cass County Larry Adams Independence and William Adams Warsaw Mo two daughters Carolyn Garrett Warsaw and Diana Evans Independence a stepson Galeon Campbell Milwaukee two brothers Charles Adams Clarinda Iowa and Wilbur Adams Maryville two sisters Marjorie Branson Independence and Roberta Drain Springfield 1 5 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren ELMER RAHLENSTORF Elmer Roswell Ahlenslorf 92 Gardner in Johnson County died Jan 31 1994 at the Olathe Medical Center Services will be at 10 am Thursday at the Bruce Chapel Gardner private burial in the Lenexa Cemetery Friends may call from 9 to 10 am Thursday at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the Salem Lutheran Church Lenexa Mr Ahlenstorf was a lifelong area resident He was a farmer retiring in 1964 He was a member of the Olathe Farm Bureau He was a member of the church Survivors include his wife Frances Roman Ahlenstorf of the home a daughter Lois Howell Gardner a sister Frances Voigts Olathe two stepgrand-daughlcrs and six stepgreat-grandchildren NELLIE ALLEN Nellie Pearl Allen 87 Kansas City in Clay County died Jan 31 1994 at St Luke's Hospital Services will be at I pm Saturday at Newcomer's Floral Hills Chapel burial in Floral Hills Cemetery Friends may call from noon to I pm Saturday at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the Alzheimer's Association Miss Allen was born in Gardner in Johnson County and was a lifelong area resident She worked in the Wyandotte County registrar of deeds' office before she retired She was a member of the Senior West-wood An Council She was a member of the Olivet Baptist Church Survivors include a brother Clyde Allen Wichita Falls Texas and a sister Mary Ruth Ward Kansas City CHRISTINE ANDERSON Eleanor Christine Anderson 90 Holden Mo formerly of Kansas City died Jan 30 1994 in the Camden Health Center Har-risonville Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Ben Cast Son-Wood Chapel Holden burial in the Holden Cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 8:30 pm today at the chapel The family suggests contributions to the Baptist Children's Home Ironton Mo Mrs Anderson was bom near Magnolia Mo and lived in Garden City Mo and this area before she moved to Holden in 1947 She taught at Stout School south of Holden in I92S-26 She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Holden She received a teaching certificate from Central Missouri State Teachers College Warrens-burg Her husband Vernie Newton Anderson died in 1977 Survivors include a son Bob Anderson Holden two daughters Sue Boch-mer Houston and Judy Anderson Austin Texas six grandchildren eight great-granddaughters and two stepgreat-granddaughters JOHN BAKER SR John Baker Sr 93 Overland Park died Jan 30 1994 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center Services will be at 2:30 pm today at the McGilley Hoge Chapel burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens Cemetery Friends may call from 1:30 to 2:30 pm today at the chapel The family suggests contributions to Catholic Charities in Kansas City Kan Mr Baker was a lifelong area resident He was a sales representative for the Snow White Manufacturing Co for 38 years retiring as a district sales manager in 1966 He was a past member of St Francis Catholic Church and a member of the Knights of Columbus Survivors include his wife Ruth Baker of the home a son John Baker Jr Independence a daughter Barbara Baker-Bronston Overland Park seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren JOHN BATES John Bates 71 cut Kansas City died Jan 29 1994 in the Alpine North Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Riverside Services will be at 7 pm today at the Earp Blue Ridge Chapel private burial Mr Bates was bom in Success Mo and lived in this area most of his life He was a truck driver for the Armour Food Co before he retired He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion Survivors include two sons John Bates Kansas City Kan and Bill Bates Eldon Mo a daughter Carol Frank Bates-ville Ark his mother Clcta Bates Licking Mo two brothers Laurel Bates Salem Mo and Loren Bates Raytown three sisters Flo The Associated Press A 20-year-old man pleaded guilty Monday to seriously injuring two bicyclists in September when his peeding car went out of control and hit them James A Seuferling of Drexel Mo was scheduled to go to trial Monday in Johnson County District Court but instead reached an agreement with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated battery Seuferling could receive a sentence of up to 34 months in prison but prosecutors will not oppose probation if it is recommended in his pre-sentence investigation If he gets probation Seuferling will agree to not operate a motor vehicle for three years undergo anger-control counseling and make restitution to the two victims Both victims approve of the plea agreement and do not want to see Seuferling serve any more jail time said Assistant District Attorney Steve Howe Seuferling spent 75 days in the county jail before posting bond in December One of the injured men John Growney of Roeland Park spent 79 days in a hospital Growney who has no memory of the accident suffered a broken pelvis compound fracture of his left leg compound fracture of his right arm and numerous other injuries The othei man Kevin Lutz of Overland Park was hospitalized for 1 1 days with a compound fracture of his left leg Both have required extensive physical therapy Growney and Lutz have filed lawsuits against Seuferling in Johnson County District Court They were training on Labor Day foi the MS 150 bike ride when car hit them on 1 59th Street near Gardner Lake in rural Johnson County According to Howe Seuferling had argued with his girlfriend before the accident Witnesses estimated the car was traveling about 50 mph in a 35 mph zone when his brakes failed Seuferling later told police that he knew the brakes were bad a recent state Supreme Court ruling which said the law applied only to face-to-face meetings The House vote was 113-4 and the measure was sent to the Senate The open meetings law requires state and local government agencies including the Legislature to do business in open meetings TOPEKA The Kansas House passed a bill Monday that would eliminate a huge loophole in the state Open Meetings Act The bill would apply the law to telephone calls conference call meetings and other prearranged communications It would reverse Prairie Village set to start police station on June 1 Continued from B-1 THE LOTTERIES and it really safe for the prisoners that we Grover said In the new headquarters prisoners always will be isolated from police work areas have a booking area where nothing for them to grab nothing for them to Grover said way nobody gets City Administrator Barbara Vernon said the project did not require a public vote although the city will sell bonds to finance the project About $80000 of the yearly debt service would come from money that will become available when other city bonds are paid off this year Other money will come from funds previously budgeted for the new radio system which now will be put into the bond issue That leaves about 1 00000 that will be needed each year Vernon said and the City Council still must decide how to raise that money 59 employees Storage space is inadequate Detention cells meet state standards for prisoner safety Privacy is lacking both for officers conferring with superiors and for crime victims recounting sensitive events to detectives Officers must lug heavy pieces of evidence up and down stairs between the garage and the property room Lockers are so tiny that civilian employees must put on their uniforms at home Because unarmed vulnerable to attack by people who are belligerent toward persons in uniform No public restroom is easily accessible after City Hall business hours too easy now for prisoners to bolt through outside doors to freedom grab the gun of a passing officer or assault someone with a piece of equipment kept in the booking room because no other place for it just safe for officers winning lottery numbers: Missouri Pick 3: 7-7-5 Straight-play winners won $500 box-play winners won $160 Missouri SuperCash: 1-5-9-20-31 No winner of $100000 jackpot Four numbers paid 1 89 Kansas Pick 3: 0-0-3 ftraight-play winners won $500 box-play winners won $160 A 50-cent bet paid half Please check with the lottery office in your state for confirmation of then numbers Continued on Page B-3.