Joseph Schmidt 50 dies. Baldwin City native funeral set
Joseph Schmidt of Cape Coral Florida died March 29 1994 at his home born January 22 1944 in St Paul Nebraska son of Martin and Allen Schmidt. He married Karen Hill April 10 1975 at Baldwin City survived by wife two sons daughter and several siblings. Funeral at Annunciation Catholic Baldwin City with burial at Holy Family Eudora. Memorial fund named Joseph Schmidt Memorial Fund.
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Joseph Schmidt
Cape Coral
Fla
Baldwin City
Eudora
Annunciation Catholic Church
Holy Family Cemetery
St. Paul
Neb
Martin and
Allen
Conaly) Schmidt
Karen Hill
Eudora High School
Florida
Susan M. Wooley
Matthew J. Schmidt
Lawrence
Christopher T. Schmidt
Wellsville
Alfred D. Hill
Wans Right
Ala
Mary Jo Rich
Leavenworth
Annette Gilkey
Columbus
Ellen Schmidt
Panama
Iowa
Theresa Gauna
Arthur J. Schmidt
Richard Schmidt
del Ray Beach
David Schmidt
Kansas City
Kan
Senate changes military retirees plan in Kansas
The Senate committee altered funding for about 60 million dollars in refunds and interest due to military retirees for illegally collected income taxes. The House approved the TeleKansas bill 83 to 40, with Senate action 30 to 9. Governor Finney threatened a veto. Revenue sources include the rainy day fund and growth in state revenues, with possible general fund use.
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Senate
House
TeleKansas
Topeka
Kan
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Kansas
Joan Finney
Turbulent Wall Street weekends
New York stocks see-sawed through a volatile session as the Dow fell 138.77 points over the week, marking the largest point decline in more than four years. Traders adjusted holdings on quarter-end and positioned for the long holiday weekend, with markets closed for Good Friday.
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New York
Dow Jones
Troopers unite for Kansas City fund raiser show
The Kansas State Troopers Association and Missouri counterpart join to stage a country western show on April 17 at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City MO featuring Leroy Van Dyke Britt Small Festival and Thom Bresh Tickets range 15 to 16 50 with discounts for larger packages A portion of proceeds funds the show and donations support nursing homes care centers and charities including Ronald McDonald Houses The fundraiser aims to improve law enforcement community ties and support trooper benefits First America Inc handles telephone solicitations from Liberty MO and Des Moines IA for ticket sales Call (816) 792 3600 for tickets.
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Kansas State Troopers Association
Missouri
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Herald
Ottawa
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City Convention and
Britt Small
Thom Bresh
Ken Sears
Missouri State Troesociation
Sears
Kansas Highway Patrol
Steve McKenzie
Olathe
Kansas
McKenzie
Mc Ie
Meade Heke Pa
Ronald McDonald Houses
First America Inc
Liberty
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Police News Summary
Admissions include Linda Reed Carla Courtwright both of Ottawa Donna Mellies Pomona Thursday and Dick Tanksbury Ottawa Wednesday Dismissals include Stephanie Elder and daughter Ottawa Thursday Births report Brian Grimes and Carla Courtwright Ottawa a son 7 lbs 9 oz Thursday Rodney and Donna Millies Pomona a son 8 lbs The Daily Report filings Kenton Engelhoff Quenemo chapter 7 liquidation assets 4393 liabilities 13900 Police news recounts a 15 year old Ottawa boy arrested Thursday night on aggravated assault charge released to others and referred to county attorney John Marquez 21 Ottawa University arrested Thursday night at Country Mart for theft two beef sticks two dip packages valued 13 80 recovered bond set he to appear in municipal court
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Linda Reed
Carla Courtwright
Ottawa
Donna Mellies
Pomona
Dick Tanksbury
Stephanie Elder
Brian Grimes
Rodney
Donna Millies
Kenton E
Gail L. Engelhoff
Quenemo
Police News
South Main
Dennis E. Tharp
Indiana Terrace
John Anthony Marquez
Prince Hall
Ottawa University
S. Cedar
Country Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Marquez
Raffle and roast to raise funds for rural fire dept
Rural Fire Department in Osawatomie plans a raffle and hog roast on Saturday April 23 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Cutler Township Community Building Rantoul to buy safety gear. Tickets are 1 each or 6 for 5 with meals priced 4 adults 2 children. Prizes include a 19 inch color TV Wal Mart gift card quilt by Roy Foster and more. The Ottawa Modern Woodmen of America chapter helps and will match up to 2500.
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Rural Fire Department
Joe Schweiger
Rural
Osawatomie
Cutler Township
Rantoul
Sunflower Park
Schweiger
Wal-Mart
Country Mart
Roy Foster
Sand Creek Nursery
Ottawa
Modern
Woodmen of America
Dale Pearson
Richmond
Antibiotics Recalled Over Small Cap Hazard
FDA confirms recall of 4 million bottles of Cector Lorabid and Reflex after four reports of plastic caps found in bottles. Four patients, one choking incident, prompts urgent guidance to stop use and inspect every spoonful. Eli Lilly investigates cap entry.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Eli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
Ucts
Don McLearn
Tom McGinnis
Eli Lilly
Construction spending drops for February amid stormy winter
Construction spending fell 1.2 percent in February to 488.8 billion dollars, the second straight monthly decline as winter storms hindered residential, nonresidential, and government projects. Analysts expect a rebound with spring and note January’s drop was larger than previously estimated.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Miami County petition aims to stop transfer station bond
Lela Acord and up to nine petition carriers circulate a petition opposing a bond for a solid waste transfer station in Miami County. They seek more than 661 signatures by April 8 to force a county vote, the same day the sanitary landfill closes to most waste. Acord says residents were not consulted before the transfer station plan.
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Miami County
Lela Acord
Louisburg
Acord
Police seize marijuana plants in two Kansas homes
Kansas City police seized about 4000 marijuana plants at two houses and arrested two men. Lt. Rex Gamer called it the largest home growing operation his narcotics unit has seen, noting a four-room grow setup with plants at various growth stages. The suspects await charges after the Good Friday holiday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Rex Gamer
Garner
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