Obituary notices from Hugoton and surrounding towns
Multiple memorial notices report deaths and funeral arrangements across Hugoton, Pawnee Rock, Harper and McPherson areas. Harley Quimby of Hugoton aged 80 dies at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital with services at Bethel Friends Church. Chester Liester of Great Bend and Ernest Joe Davis of Harper die, with services and survivors listed. Shawna Marie Russell stillborn in McPherson, Nathan Bolin of Augusta dies at 87 with cremation plans and memorials. Survivors, burial details, and caregiving institutions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugoton
Harley Quimby
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Ulysses
Stillwater
Okla
Myrtle Perkins
Cactus
N. M
Hubert Quimby
Dennis Quimby
Texhoma
Iva Mae Grace
Woodward
Pawnee Rock
Chester D. Liester
Brantley-Bryant
Great Bend
Galen Unruh
Liester
Central Kansas Medical Center
Laura Wolfe
Deerfield
Menlo
Bertha Frazey
Colby
O’neal Tank Co
VFW
American Heart Association
Harper
Ernest Joe Davis
Harper Hospital
Darlene Smith
Adams
Donna Cobey
Wichita
McPherson
Shawna Marie Russell
McPherson Memorial Hospital
Howard Russell Jr
Evelyn Boyd
Shamus
Garden City
Jeremy
Howard Russell
Alfred E. Miller
Penn
Glenn Stacy
Valentine
Neb
McPherson Cemetery
Hal Bostrom
Nathan Henry Bolin
Augusta Medical Complex
el Dorado
William Bolin
N. 1St
Chesba
Kirby-Morris
Dunsford Funeral Home
Augusta
Sunset Lawns Cemetery
Patriarch of Jerusalem dies at age 90
Benedictos I, patriarch of Jerusalem and leader of 160000 Greek Orthodox followers in Israel and Jordan, died in Hadassah Hospital after a stroke. The Synod convened in the Old City to name a temporary leader. A separate public notice reports Satanta District Hospital seeking a $2.475 million Certificate of Need for expansion and remodel, with HAWK board meetings set for January 7 1981 in Hays Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Benedictos I
Benedictos
Israel
Jordan
Hadassah
Greek Orthodox Synod of the
Jerusalem Patriarchate
Old City
Satanta
Kansas
State of Kansas
Health Planning Association of Western Kansas
HAWK
Hawk Board of Directors
Satanta District Hospital
Hadley Regional Medical Center
East Seventh Street
Hays
25Th and Vine
Fair housing law promise stirs until next session
Washington AP reports Republicans, poised to control the Senate, pledge to push a fair housing bill when Congress opens in January. Democrats doubt the move after conservatives blocked a 1968 law enforcement bill, with 54 to 43 vote to end the filibuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Supreme Court delivers twin blows to civil libertarians
The court allowed harsher federal sentences for certain felons while barring a civil rights suit against police actions already adjudicated in a prior trial. The rulings, backed by narrow majorities, reflected sharp divisions on the court and drew fire from the ACLU for not aligning on both issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Eugene DiFrancesco
Rochester
N.Y
DiFrancesco
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Willie McCurry
McCurry
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