Gage funeral set for Thelma E Gage in Ottawa Kansas
Thelma E Gage 79 of 533 S Locust died April 8 1992 at home. Funeral 11 am Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Rev Jer rald R Harnden officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery in Herington. She taught physical education at Wellington High School Wichita North and Wichita East and at Ottawa University Hawthorne Grade School retiring in 1978. Survived by three sons and seven grandchildren with extensive local affiliations and memorials to Hawthorne Grade School. Friends may call Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and church parlor visits Friday evening. Memorials honor Thelma E Gage Memorial Fund.
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Thelma E. Gage
S. Locust
First United Methodist Church
Jerrald R. Harnden
Highland Cemetery
Fom
Herington
George Ferguson
Annettia (Bell Raude- Gagebaugh) Humphrey
Ralph Dana Gage
Salina
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Wellington
Kan
Wichita North
Wichita East
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Hawthorne
Ottawa Area
Kansas and
National Education Associations
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
American Association of Retired Persons
Navy Mothers
Beta Gamma Social Sorority
Social Order of Beauceant
Order of Diana
TKE
Ottawa Business and Professional Women
KU Alumni Association
Ralph D. Gage Jr
George R. Gage
Paola
Roben G. Gage
Derby
Marjorie Robinson
Overland Park
Gilber Smith
Santa Monica
Calif
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Hawthorne Grade School
Clyde E. Criqui
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Elm
Greg Brown
Woodlawn
Pomona
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars
Burlington
Hallie C
Vada C. (Mollett) Moore
Williamsburg
U.S. Navy
Seneca
Lincoln
Louise Hopkins
Curtis Mollett
Clathe
Susie Rusk
Billy G. Hopkins
Oklahoma
Lamb- Roberts
United Methodist Church
Senate funds backbones for 23 members in Kansas bill
In Topeka the Senate left 3082 for 23 backbones after an unrecorded 14-15 vote. Sen. Webb failed to delete the money amid cross‑chamber feuding over an abortion bill, with House members angered by the unrecorded Senate action and furniture talk proposed for the Senate lounge.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Dave Webb
R-Stilwell
House
Rep
Anthony Hensley
Webb
Bill Morris
Wichita
Frank Gaines
Augusta
Food costs down but energy up in March report
Wholesale prices rose 0.2 percent in March as a 0.5 percent drop in food costs offset a 1.2 percent jump in energy, the smallest overall inflation signal in months. Labor data showed 432,000 new unemployment claims last week, suggesting modest growth without alarming price pressures.
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Washington
Labor Department
Texas
California
Evacuations Ordered After Wichita State Gas Leak
Wichita State University evacuated hundreds of students faculty and workers from Clinton Hall Neff Hall the Math Physics Building and the Campus Activities Center after a construction crew ruptured a natural gas line. No fire or injuries were reported and the leak was capped after about 90 minutes, according to media relations director Joe Kleinsasser.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Joe Kleinsasser
Clinton Hall
Neff Hall
USDA entertains foreign dignitaries at cost of gifts and trips
The Agriculture Department spends about 125 thousand dollars yearly on hosting foreign visitors with dinners, pens, pins, and engraved gifts. Costs include a Florida resort winter meeting with golf, cruise, and jackets, funded by the representation allowance. A FOIA request revealed details after Edward Maddigan ordered a walnut pen holder set costing 539 dollars for foreign visitors.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tony
Florida
Congress
Associated Press
Department
Edward Madigan
Secretary of Agriculture
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff reports brief
Admissions include August Tersiner and Geraldine Wolken with dismissals and births noted for James New family and Milton Scott. Sheriff reports seal Cheryl Shuster on disorderly conduct at home and Gary Kincaid arrested near Le Loup on marijuana charges. Local market quotes list grain and bean prices with official redemption figures from ASCS.
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August Tersiner
Ottawa
Geraldine Wolken
Laura Gragg
James New
Milton
Scott
Sheriff's News
Cheryl A. Shuster
Pomona
Franklin County
Gary D. Kincaid
Dallas
le Loup
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
UAW Disrupts Caterpillar Stockholders Meeting
In Wilmington, striking Caterpillar workers attempted to drown out chairman Donald V. Fites as he urged a return to work at the stockholders meeting amid a five month UAW walkout involving about 13,000 members. Caterpillar began recruiting replacements as talks continued, while the union pressed for wage increases similar to Deere & Co. offers.
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Wilmington
Del
Caterpillar Inc
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Caterpillar
Donald V. Fites
Fites
Bill Casstevens
Casstevens
Illinois
York
Memphis
Tenn.t
Denver
Ilinois
Deere & Co
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Neb
Penny Kingsolver
Stephen Curtis
Ryan Curtis
Leo Criqui
Wawaka
Ind
Gary Burdette
Deming
Wash
Eldon Criqui
Eudora
Jerry Criqui
Garnett
Lisa Gay Criqui
Dengel and Son Mortuary
James R. Moore
James Robert Moore
Mount Hope Cemetery
Earlene Wiley
Fredricksburg
Don
Wellsville
Schbatter Funeral Home
San Antonio St
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Joe Harder
Moundridge
WSU
Debbie Henningsen
S. Main
USDA
Foreign Agricultural Service
OUR Ira
Kay
THE
Kansas State Bank
Ottawaks
the Daily Report
OMA Family
Jay & Leslie
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Poncho's of
Kanese Ans Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Panish
Southwestern Bell
Radio Shack
America
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Chasne Portabie
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OK Photo Service
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