Obituaries from Page 10A Jean Sterns Orr and others
Obituary notices report the death of Eugenia Marguerite Sterns-Orr 75 of Plainview in August 2000 with services at First Baptist Church and burial at Parklawn. Survivors include husband Thomas A. Sterns and five grandchildren. Other notices list Charles Longbine 77 of Eugene Oregon and Samuella Cavitt Yarborough 65 of Borger with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonson
Eugenia Marguerite ‘‘Jean
Austin Sterns-Orr
First Baptist Church
Indmonson
Jimmy Neff
Parklawn Memorial Gardens
Plainview
Bartley-Silva
Sterns-Orr
Bay City
Wayland Baptist University
242Nd Judicial
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Texas Corrections Association
Eta Theta
Sigma Tau Delta
Texas Alpha Eta
Alpha Chi
South Plains Association of Governments
Richard E. Orr
Midland
Thomas A. Stems
Hale Center
Kelly Colson
Quakertown
Jeanine Kay Heckathorn
Springdale
Ark
Sherry Parish
Louisville
Steve Orr
Southaven
Miss
American Cancer Society
Plainview Humane Society
Charles Longbine
Eugene
Ore
Charles
Bud"’ Longbine
Claude
Texas
Washburh
Pacific Ocean
Andreason
Longbine
Washburn
Army Artillery Corps
Ela Mae Hundley
West
Texas State College
Bob Ashworth
Bob's 66
Durwood Brown
Canyon
FBI
Albuquerque
N.M
Washington, D.C
Malencoff Chemical
St. Charles
McDonald Douglas
Natural Gas of America
Charla Kay
Mike Longbine
Kathleen, Ga
Debbie Harness
Champaign, Ill
Sandy Meyers
Bill Longbine
Boca Raton
Fla
Allie McSpadden
Amarillo
Sharon Cope
Amarillo Daily News
Hamlin
Samuella Ruth
Sammie'’ Cavitt
Yarborough
Borger
Church of Christ
Jerry Jackson
Fairview Cemetery
Tuxedo
Foster-Adams Funeral Home
Stamford
Anson
Hamlin High School
North Texas School of Nursing
Berger
Hamlin Memorial Hospital
LIFE/Run Center Receives 30000 Donation Boosting Openings
A 30000 gift from a couple in Lubbock enables the LIFE/Run Center for Independent Living to reopen in Amarillo and Lubbock amid funding shortfalls. Officials cite anonymous donations, a 106669 Texas Rehabilitation Commission grant arriving Friday, and a looming 34000 deficit next year due to rent and lease costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIFE/Run
LIFE/Run Center for Independent Living
Amarillo
Lubbock
Ninon Haley
Haley
Nancy Penland
Lubbock National Bank
Amarillo Center
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
Penland
Texas Commission For the Blind
Canyon approves 3 percent tax hike for library and operations
Canyon Commissioners final approval increases property tax to 39 cents per $100 with a 2 cent library levy, plus a penny for operations and contingency funds rising from about 1,900 to roughly 7,000. They adopt a 6,284,789 dollar budget and approve improvements bid for Hunsley Hills and 10th Street reconstruction with developer backing contingent. The panel rehires City Manager Metcalf through Sept 30, 2002 with a 30 percent raise, sets Municipal Court Judge Hughes at 825 monthly, and retains Chuck Hester for legal counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Commissioners
Canyon Area
L.A. Fuller and Sons of
Amarillo
Hunsley Hills
10Th Street
Glen Metcalf
Bill Hughes
Chuck Hester
Potter County OKs 330000 settlement with NWTH for inmate care
Potter County commissioners voted to accept a 330000 settlement with Northwest Texas Hospital for indigent inmate medical costs after an executive session with County Attorney Sonya Letson. The deal includes a memorandum of understanding placing 75 percent of most expenses on the hospital and 25 percent on the county, with quarterly jail audits. The board also discussed jail renovation costs, noting a 400000+ estimate may be low, and agreed to apply for a 4 million grant to preserve the old courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Northwest Texas Hospital
Sonya Letson
Northwest
Letson
Billy Attebury
A&s General Contractors
Attebury
Commission reports on tech to boost state government efficiency
The E Texas commission met lawmakers to present early findings on using technology to streamline state government. The comptroller's office already posts taxpayer notices online and runs online state property auctions while task forces report on education health care transportation and workforce issues. The full report due by December will offer recommendations for online solutions to state problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-Texas Commission
Carole Keeton Rylander
Comptroller
Commission
To fax information to the Globe News dial number
The note provides the Globe News fax contact as 373 0810 for submitting information by fax to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McBride
Globe News
Globe-News
Dial
Early Diagnosis Improves Rheumatoid Arthritis Outcomes
The article explains rheumatoid arthritis typically begins ages 25 to 55 and affects women more than men. It stresses early detection with a rheumatologist to prevent cartilage and bone damage, and notes Remicade and other treatments can reduce swelling stiffness and joint pain, improving comfort after eight weeks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Sterns-Orr
IRS
Bell
Jlshhreiner
Foxtail St
Diabetes '& Shoppe
Southpark Pharmacy
South Bell
Potter Commissioners
NWTH
America
Ady
Emer
Justice of the Peace
Votice
RAND
Pel i
Labor Day, Globe News
Spotlight
Friends & Neighbors
Marillo Diagnostic Clinic
P.A
Os D. Middleton
Janet M. Schwarzenberg
Mab
Janet M