Ruth Keener Wikoff 89 died in Scott City Kansas
Ruth Keener Wikoff 89 of Scott City died Sunday June 24 2001 at Scott County Hospital Born June 4 1912 in Norton daughter of Charles and Myrna Reed Married Leroy Keener in 1940 they ran Keener Flowers and Gifts retiring 1973 He died 1987 She married William Bob Wikoff in 1992 He died 1997 She helped start Scott County Hospital Auxiliary and was its first president Member of First Christian Church Beta Sigma Phi Rebekah Lodge and other groups Survived by two daughters a stepson six grandchildren two stepgrandchildren six great grandchildren four step great grandchildren Memorial service 230 pm Monday at First Christian Church Scott City Memorials to church care of Price Sons Funeral Home Scott City.
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Man gets 64 years for killing sweethearts
Carlton Blount, 20, was sentenced to 64 years to life in prison after being found guilty of murdering Natasha Marsh and Andre Wallace, both 17, near Woodrow Wilson High School. Wallace beat Blount in a Feb. 2000 basketball game. Blount then killed the teens as they left Marsh's home.
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Mexico to send border agents to deter migrants at dangerous stretches
Mexico will deploy Grupo Beta migrant protection agents along the most perilous border zones to persuade migrants not to cross into the United States. Officials say authorities will avoid detaining migrants, focus on life saving, and emphasize freedom of movement for Mexican citizens while highlighting dangerous crossing areas.
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Market grain prices at Garden City Co op
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show Wheat at 1.95 and Mille at 2.98, Soybeans at 4.40 per unit. The report lists Wheat and Soybeans with prices and references a COORD tag and scans.
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Garden City Weather Forecast Summary
Tonight mostly clear with a low 65 to 70. Sunday hot and sunny with a high 95 to 100. Sunday night a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. Partly cloudy low in the 60s. Monday a chance of thunderstorms with highs mid 80s to mid 90s.
Weather data fragment from Garden City area record
Partial OCR notes show dated temperature figures with years 1947 1933 and 84 degree reference. Mentions high and low temperatures for this date and a 7 58 time marker.
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Volga Germans Plan July Heritage Celebrations in Kansas
In the Smoky Hills towns of Liebenthal Schoenchen Catherine Pfeifer Munjor Herzog and Victoria 125th anniversary events run July 21 to 27. Masses parades meals dances and a library exhibit mark the heritage of Volga Germans who arrived from Russia in 1876.
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Five charged over forcing children into manure pits
Five workers at Sharpe Farms and Heartland Community Center in Monticello Missouri were charged with forcing eleven troubled youths to stand in manure pits as punishment. A sixth worker was arrested but not charged. CNS Ministry said the practice has stopped. Heartland founder Charles Sharpe calls for innocence.
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Teen charged in death of California mother buried in yard
MODESTO AP A 17 year old boy Robert Weston charged as an adult with murdering his disabled mother Joanne Noack 49 by beating her with a baseball bat and burying her in a backyard grave. Police found the body April after her older son Thomas Cope reported her missing. Weston had cared for her since age 11.
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Dole Released After Aneurysm Procedure At Clinic
Bob Dole left the Cleveland Clinic after an experimental procedure to treat an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Doctors inserted a tube via leg vessels to repair the aneurysm, avoiding open abdominal surgery. At 77, Dole will have follow up exams but won’t need to return to the clinic immediately.
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