Beaton William E 80 died in Scott City Kansas
William E Beaton 80 longtime Scott County resident and farmer died December 13 2000 at Park Lane Nursing Home Scott City He was born January 22 1920 in a sod house southeast Scott County He married Arlene Beeson in 1947 and survived by wife 2 daughters 4 sons 17 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren Funeral services will be Monday at First Christian Church Scott City with burial in Scott County Cemetery Memorials may be sent to the William E Beaton Memorial Fund care of Price and Sons Funeral Home Scott City
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Marcus Meng 83 Dodge City dies after long life of farming
Marcus A. Meng 83 of Dodge City died December 13 2000 at Western Plains Regional Hospital. Born December 12 1917 in rural Kingman County he worked as a farmer and owned Durr Meng Lincoln Mercury in the 1950s. Survived by wife Martha Lee Trail three sons Marc Jr Mike Greg three daughters 24 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Vigil and Mass set at Sacred Heart Cathedral with burial at Crest Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Trinity Manor or Cathedral Building Campaign.
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Bush names cabinet prospects shift toward Wall Street names
President-elect Bush weighs cabinet picks with emphasis on Wall Street and Capitol Hill figures. Looming choices include Walter Shipley and John Hennessy, plus Lawrence Summers debate, while Lindsey Archer and Knowles are floated. Bush plans UT visit and security upgrades as Carter and Jackson talks unfold.
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Incentive: Negative feedback dooms car giveaway
The administration pledged a car incentive but faced louder opposition and student disappointment. While some students like Christina Craig found it unfair, officials admitted the promise was not deliverable. The program is shelved for now though exploration of similar incentives may continue.
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FBI agents protest clemency for Peltier at White House
About 500 current and retired FBI agents demonstrated near the White House to oppose presidential clemency for Leonard Peltier, the Pine Ridge case figure serving two life terms. The protest drew active and former agents, with a petition signed by 8,000, while Secret Service rejected delivery at the gate.
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Education funding in Kansas forum leaves critics wary
Western Kansas lawmakers and educators met in an open forum as Senator Morris, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, warned that state funds for education may not rise soon. He noted declining enrollments threaten some schools while boundary studies and reapportionment could shift district seats.
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SCNTE Admissions and Dismissals List
Thursday admissions from Garden City include Ronda K Bailey Ruby Pierce Satanta lists Tara Kells Tribune Jesse Mishler Ulysses Rebecca Boehs. Dismissals show Garden City Alesa Meschberger and baby girl Jessica Nelson Darlene Newberry and baby girl Juan M Pacheco Julie A Smith and baby boy Satanta Leigh A Hall.
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