Woman to be buried with pets at Ohio cemetery
Jeanette Ellis Kendall, 74, will join her husband Barney Kendall and their two Chihuahuas in Pines Pet Cemetery in south Ohio. Barney was buried there 10 years ago after his body was donated to science and cremated, becoming the first human interred at the site. The cemetery reports four humans are buried among 11,000 cats and dogs.
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Teen lottery winner Philip Agne dies after heart surgery
Seattle AP reports Philip Agne who shared an 8.5 million Washington State Lottery jackpot with a King County deputy prosecutor died after surgery for a congenital heart defect. His family plans to use prize money to create a ranch for ill children, mother Sally Mapanao said. Funeral services were set for Sunday afternoon.
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Deaths of Glennie Feigenbaum Gray Kinard and Starkey
Obituary notice lists Glennie E Feigenbaum Belvedere Graydon L Gray Augusta Owen Kinard Estill Frank D Robbins Laurel J Starkey Detroit with details on page 6A.
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Belvedere
Graydon L. Gray
Augusta
Owen P. Kinard
Estill
Frank D. Robbins
Kingstree
Laurel J. Starkey
Detroit
Final Cup Round Sets Stars and Stripes Against Kookaburra III
Sunday competition for the Americas Cup narrows to Stars and Stripes and Kookaburra III as the final round begins. George Wallace retires as Alabama's governor after a long varied career.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Reagan unveils plan to curb deficits and boost competitiveness
President Reagan outlines a defense budget to maintain momentum, calls for a balanced budget amendment and line item veto, critiques Nicaragua, and proposes welfare reform, illness coverage, science funding, and retraining programs to aid workers adapting to a changing economy.
D C Delegates Hopeful for Trade Aid After State of the Union
South Carolina lawmakers praised President Reagan's address while urging concrete action on trade reform. Democratic Rep. Butler Derrick criticized vague promises and urged Congress to lead on aiding industries hurt by imports. Senator Ernest Hollings backed using government power to assist distressed sectors.
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Warmer Days Forecast As Snow Fades
Forecast shows a rapid warmup with temperatures in the upper fifties and a 20 percent chance of rain late in the day. Cloudy skies by day, fair tonight with a low in the upper twenties. Details on page 11A.
Reagan Defends People Power in State of the Union
President Reagan says the Constitution's line We the people sets the limit on government power and credits ordinary Americans. He links the phrase to troops on the 38th Parallel, farmers, volunteers, and mothers like Nelle Reagan in a tribute to citizens.
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Nelle Reagan
Reagan appeals for end to Iran scandal amid partisan clash
President Reagan, admitting “I took a risk it did not work,” urged Congress to move past Iran Contra focus during his annual national address. Democrats pressed for answers on the arms sale and accountability, while Reagan touted deficit restraint, health reform ideas, and competitive trade policy. Party leaders pledged to work with him in his remaining years.
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