Ottawa area obituaries lead with Thelma E. Gage services
In Ottawa, Thelma E. Gage 79 died April 8 1992 at home. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. She taught at Hawthorne Grade School and Ottawa University before retiring in 1978. Survived by three sons and seven grandchildren amid many relatives. Memorials to Hawthorne Grade School.
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Thelma E. Gage
First United Methodist Church
Jerrald R. Harnden
Highland Cemetery
Gage
Herington
George Ferguson
Annettia Bell Raudebaugh Humphrey
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial
Hawthorne
First United Methodist Church of
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Retired Teachers Assn
Kansas National Education Assn
The
National Education Assn
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
American Association of Retired Persons
Navy Mothers
Beta Gamma Social Sorority
Social Order of Beauceant
Assembly No
Order of Diana of
TKE
KU Alumni Association
Clyde E. Criqui
Nazarene Church
Greg Brown
Woodlawn
Pomona
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post
Mr. Criqui
Melvern
Joseph A. Criqui
Aletha P. Lauderback
Osage
Franklin
Quenemo
Criqui
Killough Construction Co
Smokey Hill Construction Co
Salina
Daniels Construction
Wolf Creek
Tony R
Timmy
Kenny
Ronnie
Craig Hadsall
Trenton
Neb
Penny Kingsolver
Leo Criqui
Wawaka
Ind
Gary Burdette
Deming
Wash
Eldon Criqui
Eudora
Jerry Criqui
Garnett
Stephen Curtis
Ryan Curtis
Home
Alice E. Dunn
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral
R. Roy Keller
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dunn
Anderson County
Kan
Edward E. and
Loree Lane Kramer
William E. Dunn
Kansas City
Martha Roberts
Iris Dresch
Duane Kramer
Derby
Mark Kramer
Wichita
Edna Goins
Midland
Melvin L. Garner
McLouth United Methodist Church
Donald Powell
McLouth
Mr. Garner
Robert D
Elsie Martin Garner
Cathleen Dachenhausen
Tecumseh
Carl
Robert
Glenn
Portland
Ore
Hampton-Barrett Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Topeka Association For Retarded
Randolph
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Geisen
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Kansas Department of Revenue
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Mayetta
Lynn George
Margaret Ruge
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Brennan Funeral
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Gladys van Cleave Wilcox
Topeka Capital Journal
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Lundgren
Clinton Place
Robert D. Euwer
Larry Tillotson
Michael Siegler
Buddy Tillotson
Fayetteville
N.C
Wayne Tillotson
Fort Worth
Tex
Linda Thompson
Denver
Kimberly Johnson
JoAnne Berard
Tulsa
Okla
Connie Long
Bonnie Eckstein
Linda Moon
Coffeyville
Burglaries at Alpha Tau Omega House
Police report notes thefts of golf and skiing equipment valued together at $1,070 from the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house at 1537 Tennessee Street between March 20 and March 29.
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Elvis portrait stamp vote rocks U S post offices
Across the United States voters pick among two Elvis Presley portraits for a future stamp. Ballots were distributed to post offices with some shortages. Ballots can be sent by postcard or letter to Elvis Poll Memphis. Winners to be announced in June at Graceland.
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Washington
Elvis
Lou Hale
Bloomington
Ind
People Magazine
P.O
Memphis
Tenn
Anthony Frank
Las Vegas
Presley
Graceland Mansion
School District Narrowes High School Plans to Three Options
The school commission narrowed facility plans to three bond options plus a hybrid. One plan would add a new site mid high school for grades 9 and 10 and renovate Lawrence High School for 11 and 12, then expand to four-year high schools at 1,700 enrollment. Another would switch to two high schools for 9–12 and four middle schools for 6–8, with renovations at LHS, offering similar facilities sooner via a single bond. None of the other proposals surpassed seven votes.
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LHS
Lawrence
Commission
Bob Johnson Sr
Jerree Catlin
Eric Cleveland
Edwyna Gilbert
Billie Archer
Archer
West Junior High School
Harvard
Hal Crady
Crady
North Side
South Side
Lawrence High School
Selling the school proposal continued from page 2A
Commission debates three vs two high schools with cost estimates ranging from 28 to 41 million dollars. Hal Crady warns three schools reduce rivalries, while others weigh how new grade configurations affect elementary and middle schools and overall budgets. Ballard urges focus on philosophy before cost.
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Ballard
KU education dean named executive vice chancellor
Ed Meyen, longtime education dean, named executive vice chancellor at KU. Quotes from James Muyskens and Tom Beisecker praise his insight, energy, and organizing ability. Meyen, formerly interim since 1990, discusses faculty support, salaries, and course quality as key 1990s issues.
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KU Education
del Shankel
Shankel
Judith Ramaley
Portland State University
Oregon
James Muyskens
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Meyen
Muyskens
Tom Beisecker
University Senate
Sup
Robert Jerry
School of Law
Jerry
University of Iowa
Colorado State College
Ramaley
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