Deaths HOLCOMB Ted Joseph VanCampen 21
Ted Joseph VanCampen Holcomb died Wednesday September 13 2000 from injuries in an automobile crash at Via Christi St Francis Wichita A vigil and rosary are 7 p m Sunday at St Marys Catholic Church Garden City Funeral Mass is 10 a m Monday at the church Gar land Funeral Home Garden City will announce full obituary information
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Holcomb
Ted Joseph VanCampen
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
St. Francis Campus
Wichita
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Garden City
Garland Funeral Home
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Ida Toews dies at 86 in Montezuma Kansas
Ida Toews 86 died Sept 14 2000 at Bethel Home Montezuma where she had lived since 1988. Born Sept 1 1914 in Las Animas Colorado she married Lloyd Toews in Montezuma on Nov 4 1945 and they lived in the Scott City area. She was a homemaker and Church of God in Christ Mennonite member. She is survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral 10:30 am Saturday at Church of God in Christ Mennonite Montezuma with burial in North Mennonite Cemetery. Visitation 6-8 pm tonight and 10 am-5 pm Friday at Montezuma Funeral Home. Memorials to Bethel Home Inc. care of the funeral home.
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Montezuma
Ida Toews
Bethel Home Inc
Las Animas
Colo
Peter T
Dina (Buller) Unruh
Lloyd Toews
Scott City
Abraham Unruh
Tobias Unruh
John Unruh
Cecil Unruh
Henry Unruh
Elizabeth Frank
Nettie Koehn
Lena Unruh
Emma Unruh
Toews
Church of God In Christ Mennonite
Cornelius Unruh
David Unruh
Frank Unruh
West Point
Miss
Lydia Koehn
Vada Unruh
Edwin Classen
Richard Koehn
Charles Schmidt
North Mennonite Cemetery
Montezuma Funeral Home
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Finney Lake largely depleted after fish salvage efforts
Aberson notes Finney Lake's 275 to 300 surface acres have few remaining fish after a department salvage. Efforts relocated some fish to other waters but could not justify the cost. Public may remove any leftovers, though few or none remain. The lake will be restocked if sufficient rain arrives. Species formerly present included channel catfish, largemouth bass, bluegill and red ear sunfish.
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Aberson
Finney Lake
Kansans oppose EPA water standards hearing draws crowd
Hundreds gathered outside the museum to oppose the EPA water quality proposal as Kansas officials, farmers, and legislators voiced concerns over costs and feasibility. State leaders warned costs could reach 240 million dollars while some lawmakers argued the rules impose unreasonable burdens on communities. EPA officials defended efforts to clarify issues and protect water, amid calls for legal action from agricultural groups and water advocates.
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Simpson
Karl Mueldener
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Bureau of Water
Mueldener
EPA
Janis Lee
Lee
Kensington
Smith County
Common Sense Water Policy
Agriculture
League of Kansas Municipalities
Jere White
Kansas Corn Growers Association
Kansas Grain Sorghum Producers Association
Gale Hutton
Region 7 Water, Wetlands and Pesticides Division
Kansas
Hutton
U.S
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Jim Ryan
Ryun
Community backs new library amid bond questions
Pro-library supporters celebrate the approval of a new town library. Greg Soelter questioned whether funds could have supported other opportunities, while Angie Heinrichs welcomed the recount and praised the library’s small size. The debate highlighted calls for tech access and local outreach.
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Greg Soelter
Mayor Pfannenstiel Refuses Resignation Amid Felony Charges
Basehor Mayor John Pfannenstiel, 38, a Lansing Correctional Facility sergeant, says he will not resign after two City Council members urged stepping down until felony charges are resolved. He faces two counts of unlawful sexual relations with an inmate and one count of smuggling contraband, including a watch battery and jeans, given to an inmate. He was suspended from his jail job on Sept. 5 the day of his arrest.
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Basehor
John Pfannenstiel
Pfannenstiel
Lansing
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Wednesday
Garden City sees Opal M Gross, Cimarron lists Neely Crum, Holcomb adds Michael Martinez, Syracuse includes Louise A Harbison. Dismissals include Garden City patient Diane Ochoa and Ulysses patient Melanie F Goosen and baby boy.
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Garden City
Opal M. Gross
Cimarron
Neely Crum
Holcomb
Michael Martinez
Syracuse
Louise A. Harbison
Diane Ochoa
Ulysses
Melanie F Goosen
Baby Boy
Guard divisions to align with Army corps for readiness
Atlantic City AP The Army will align its eight National Guard combat divisions with active duty Army corps for focused training and readiness. Generals said the move ends the idea of guardsmen as weekend warriors and expands their role toward peacekeeping and potential wartime deployments. The 360,000-strong National Guard across 3,200 units will coordinate with corps like Fort Lewis based 1st Corps, while CINCs retain final authority over war plans.
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Atlantic City
Army
National Guard
Eric Shinseki
Shinseki
National Guard Association of the United States
Guard
1St Corps
Fort Lewis
Wash
U.S
South Korea
North
Bosnia
Kosovo
Pentagon
Cincs
U.S. Central Command
Persian Gulf
CINC
Army National Guard
Iraqi jet flight over Saudi Arabia called provocation
A senior U.S. official said an Iraqi fighter jet briefly entered Saudi airspace last week its first over Saudi since a decade. The move was viewed as an attempt to provoke Washington as tensions over weapons inspections and potential force rose. France warned Iraq against counting on any drop in U.N. resolve to send inspectors back.
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Saudi Arabia
New York
Iraq
United States
Saudi
U.S
U.N
Madeleine Albright
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Albright
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
Baghdad
Saddam
U.N. Inspection Commission
Hans Blix
Britain
Hubert Vedrine
Tariq Aziz
Security Council
Alleged Juarez cartel leader charged with 10 murders
Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, head of the Juarez cartel, faces a 46 count indictment in El Paso charging 10 murders to sustain a criminal enterprise and nine counts for silencing informants. The case cites the discovery of remains at three Ranch sites near Ciudad Juarez and links to vast cocaine and marijuana trafficking since 1985.
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EL Paso
Texas
Justice Department
Vicente Carrillo Fuentes
Ciudad Juarez
Carrillo Fuentes
U.S
Bill Bragg
FBI
Jose Refugio Rubalcava
Juarez State Police
Bridge of the Americas
United States
Amado Carrillo Fuentes
Juarez Cartel
Mexico
DEA
Juarez-El Paso
Robert Castillo
Drug Enforcement Administration
White House
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