October 10, 2018
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Former Dean Dies
Man Killed Leaving Comedy Show
C ontinueD from P age 2
adult female shooting victim was
transported to a separate hospital in
a separate car. While at the hospital,
Jones, was determined to have died.
The other two victims sustained se-
rious but non-life-threatening inju-
ries, police said.
About a half hour earlier, that
same evening, the comedian Wil-
liams had allegedly assaulted his
town car driver at Portland Inter-
national Airport after an argument
about transporting him and his dog
to the concert.
On Monday Williams plead-
ed not guilty to the assault charge.
That same day, his alleged victim
and limo driver, Wali Kanani, filed
a $76,000 lawsuit against the co-
median, which stated that Williams
was insisting his German shepherd
sit in the front passenger seat. When
the driver told Williams he was
uncomfortable with that, Williams
punched him in the face and called
him a “piece of (expletive)” and
“white trash,” the suit said.
Kanani was then chased by Wil-
liams and his dog to the terminal,
where the driver locked the glass
door to keep them away, court doc-
uments said. He suffered cuts and
swelling to the face, and was treat-
ed at a local hospital, police said,
while Williams, his dog, and his
colleagues, departed in a separate
vehicle.
Williams was located and appre-
hended Saturday morning. In ad-
dition to the fourth-degree assault
charge, an outstanding warrant from
Georgia also kept the Emmy-win-
ning comedian and actor, whose le-
gal name is Mica Sierra Williams,
lodged at the Multnomah County
Jail.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
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9
10
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15
National Grouch
Day
22
National Nut Day
29
Stock Market Crash -
1929 (1929)
First Two-Way Tele-
phone Conversation
in 1876
District in Washington.
Ollee received her doctorate in educational leadership
from Seattle University in 1988, a master’s degree in edu-
cation from Walla Walla College and a bachelor’s degree in
education, English and social science from Xavier Univer-
sity of Louisiana.
Longtime friend Bette Simpson-Opstad said Ollee passed
away Sept. 28 surrounded by family and friends.
“She was one of those people who you thank God she was
in your life for the time that she was,” said Simpson-Ops-
tad, of Federal Way. She added, “I always said to her, ‘You
always have this wonderful smile. And if a person doesn’t
have a smile you give them yours because you’re always
smiling.’ She was a very gracious person.”
October 2018
C alendar
Columbus Day
Thanksgiving Day in
Canada
The Great Chicago
Fire started (1871)
C ontinueD from P age 2
James Marshall
born, 1942
National Poetry Day
(England)
Eleanor Roosevelt
born, 1884
Leif Ericson Day
FRIDAY SATURDAY
12
13
SUNDAY
14
Margaret Thatcher
born in 1925
First Aerial Photo in
US Taken, 1860
Lois Lenski born,
1893
Dwight David Eisen-
hower born, 1890
20
21
Farmer’s Day
Dia de la Raza
(Mexico)
Moldy Cheese Day
16
Dictionary Day
Noah Webster born,
1758
World Food Day
17
Black Poetry Day
San Francisco
Earthquake (1989)
23
iPod First Revealed
(2001)
Red Ribbon Week
(Oct 23-31)
24
National Bologna
Day
United Nations Day
30
John Adams born,
1735
Emily Post (author)
born, 1873
31
Halloween
Juliette Gordon Low
Born in 1860; start-
ed Girl Scouting in
the United States
18
19
Mason-Dixon Line
Established (1767)
Puerto Rico Became
U.S. Colony, 1898
Star Spangled Banner
First Sung In 1814
Thomas Edison
Demonstrated Elec-
tric Light, 1879
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26
Pablo Picasso Born
in Spain in 1881
Hillary Rodham
Clinton born, 1947
International Red Cross
Organized, 1863
Sweetest Day
Crockett Johnson
born, 1906
27
Theodore Roosevelt
born in 1858
Guggenheim Muse-
um Opens (1959)
28
Mother-in-Law’s
Day
Bill Gates born, 1955
Statue of Liberty
dedicated in 1886