Six killed as car bombs explodes near bus in Israel
A car bomb exploded beside a bus at Karkur Junction near Hadera during the Monday rush hour, killing at least six and injuring more than 30. The blast set the bus alight, delaying rescue crews as flames rose high. Authorities noted a guard on the bus could not intervene.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hadera
Karkur
Zelig Feiner
Zaka Rescue Service
Associated Press
Israel Television
Army
White House
Ari Fleischer
Mideast
Mediterranean
West Bank
Radical
Islamic Jihad
Meggido
Gaza Strip
Kfar Darom
Garden City couple builds American dream with three stores
Jose and Elizabeth Torres left Mexico in the 1980s to work in a packing plant then started a home business selling tapes. They opened a store on Fulton Avenue, moved to Main Street, and expanded to Taylor and Kansas. By 1995 they owned three stores in Garden City, Dodge City, and Emporia with five children, crediting customers for their growth.
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Len
U.S
Mexico
Torres
Jose Torres
Garden City
IBP
Elizabeth
Mi Rumba
Main Street
Taylor and
Kansas Avenue
Prairie Ave
U.S. Highway 50/400
Wal-Mart
Dodge City
Emporia
Jared
Esau
Alvin
Zaira
Adair
Elizabeth Torres
Funeral for B W Quance in Dighton at 2 p m Tuesday
Funeral services for B W Bud Quance 90 of Dighton will be 2 p m Tuesday at First Christian Church Dighton Rev Randy Jellison-Knock officiating Burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery with graveside rites by American Legion Post 190 Dighton Quance died Oct 19 2002 at Lane County Hospital He was born Oct 31 1911 in Scott City father William L Quance mother Grace Lenihan Quance He worked in groceries in Scott City Oakley Tribune and Modoc plus farmer and later owned Quance Super Market 1967 He served in the US Navy during World War II He married Lula Mae Green Jun 29 1931 in Scott County She survives with son C Duane Chet Quance of Dighton He was preceded by two sisters Visitation at Boomhower Funeral Home until 8 p m then 9 to 11 a m Tuesday Memorials to Lane County Ambulance Fund or First Christian Church in care of the funeral home
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Dighton
B.W
Bud” Quance
First Christian Church
Randy Jellison
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
American Legion Post No. 190
Quance
Lane County Hospital
Scott City
William L. and
Grace Lenihan Quance
Pence
Oakley
Tribune
Modoc
Armatront
U.S. Navy
Quance Super Market
Mumma Feed Yard
First Christian Church of
Chet” Quance
Neva Rose
Vera Proudfoot
Funeral set for Fred A. Cary 65 in Scoti
Funeral services for Fred A. Cary 65 will be held at Christ Covenant Church Scoti at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev Kyle Evans officiating. Burial follows in Scoti Cemetery Cary died Friday Oct 18 2002 in Scott County born July 8 1937 at Hollis Oklahoma to Roy D Cary and Louise A Staton Cary. He was a Wichita County resident since 1968 formerly of Altus Oklahoma and worked as an aircraft flight instructor at Oklahoma State University in the late 1950s and a crop duster in Hollis and Seon. He belonged to Christ Covenant Church ACPA and the Oklahoma Flying Aggie. He married Carol McAbee Nov 1 1968 in Clarendon Texas who survives along with six daughters and 12 grandchildren. Visitation through 8 p m tonight and 9 to 10 30 a.m Tuesday at Price & Sons Funeral Home Leoti. Memorials to Wichita County Emergency Medical Services care of the funeral home.
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Oklahoma State University
Hollis
Okla
Seon
Christ Covenant Church
ACPA
OSA Flying Aggie
Oklahoma
Carol McAbee
Clarendon
Texas
Paula Cleaton
Carla Wikoff
Cindy Crays
Wichita County Emergency Medical Services
Robert Guy Smith Memorial Service Tonight
Robert Guy Smith aged 60 of Garden City will have his memorial service at 6 p.m. tonight at Holcomb Recreation Building in Holcomb. He died Friday October 18 2002 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City born August 11 1942 he was a self employed home builder and worked for Casco Homes Inc. He was a Moose Lodge member and enjoyed art and painting. He is survived by four sons a daughter two brothers two sisters and eight grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to the Smith Art Scholarship Fund care Garland Funeral Home.
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Robert “Guy” Smith
Garden City
Holcomb
Smith
St. Catherine Hospital
Elmer Joe and
Muriel Wilma Hayes Smith
Casco Homes Inc
Moose Lodge
Connie Joe Smith
Kristopher W. Smith
Kurtland G. Smith
Kevin M. Smith
Castle Rock
Colo
Kirk S. Smith
Norman
Okla
Kelley S. Hernandez
Perry Smith
la- Grande
Ore
Richard
Rusty” Smith
Emporia
von Smith
Jeffery D. Smith
Brenda Hickey
Ann Hill
Smith Art Scholarship Fund
Garland Funeral Home
N. Seventh St
Kemper Graveside Service Planned in Garden City
Caroline C Kemper 91 died Oct 19 2002 in Garden City. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Valley View Cemetery with Deacon Larry Steadman officiating. She was born Sept 13 1911 in Verona Missouri and lived in Garden City since 1943. Survivors include two sons Gib and Sam Kemper two daughters Ruby Mulch and Kathy Scott eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Memorials to donor's choice care of Price Sons Funeral Home Garden City.
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Caroline C. Kemper
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Larry Steadman
Kemper
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Verona
Lute
Rose Lechner Leitwater
Muskogee
Okla
Price & Sons Funeral Home
N. Main St
YMCA flag football builds teamwork for Deerfield kids
Debby and Mike Fischer travel from Deerfield to watch six year old Darrell play in a YMCA flag football league that emphasizes fun and basics. Dan Osmer, YMCA sports director, notes the program prepares children for tackle football and aims to grow enrollment next year through word of mouth and school publicity. YMCA provides shirts, flags, and organizes teams with roughly 100 participants across 10 teams. For enrollment, call the local YMCA at 275 1199.
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Debby Fischer
Mike Fischer
Fischers
Deerfield
Darrell
Fischer
Dan Osmer
YMCA
Osmer
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Bud’ Quance
Bob
Kansas
Vantay
Campus Dr
Fred A. Cary
Robert ‘Guy’ Smith
Justvask
Taylor Plaza
Unified School District 457
School Service Center
E. Highway 50
Fleming St
Gerald Bell
South Main
Antique Mall
S. Main
Jennie Barker
Unified School District
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