Graveside service set for M. Alice Martin in Ottawa
M. Alice Martin 71 of Ottawa died Sunday April 9 1995 at home. Graveside services at Princeton Cemetery 2:30 pm Thursday officiated by Rev Steve Harbison. Surviving relatives include son Phillip R Martin and extended family. Memorials may be made to Midland Hospice via Dengel and Son Mortuary. Born May 23 1923 in Rantoul she lived in Ottawa since 1989 and was married to C W Bennie Martin.
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Ty M. Alice Martin
M. Alice Martin
Ottawa
Princeton
Steve Harbison
Bobby Gregg
Paola
Flossie Blair
Marie Bayless
Carbondale
Velma Faulkner
Hawthorne
Calif
Betty Ewing
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Midland Hospice
Bart Alvin
Effie Florence O' Gregg
Rantoul
C.W. “Bennie” Martin
Kansas City
Roy
Jesse
Arnold
Barney
Delbert
Donald Gregg
Fannie Pfannensteil
Phillip R. Martin
Ruth Martin
E. 7Th
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lorenzo Nitcher
Pomona
Greenwood Cemetery
Clinton urges stronger action to end discrimination
Labor Secretary Reich outlined the Clinton administration plan to strengthen affirmative action by ensuring employers consider women and minorities in hiring. A Reich study found few women or minorities in executive suites, prompting calls to widen the net and have white male decision makers target diverse candidates.
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Washington
Clinton
Robert Reich
Fox Morning News
CNN
Reich
America
Syndicated columnist John R. Chamberlain dies at 91
John R. Chamberlain, a syndicated columnist, book critic, educator, and author, died at age 91 in New Haven. His career included roles at The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, The New York Times, Barron's, Life, and The Ottawa Herald. He wrote The Turnabout Years in 1992 and taught at Columbia University.
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New Haven
Fortune
Life
The
Wall Street Journal
National Review
Harper’s
Barron’s
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff reports
A list from Ottawa covers admissions and births including Thomas Pederson Sharon Jones and a Cal gazier son born Friday. Sheriff's reports log burglaries theft vandalism and a variety of vehicle and property losses across Ottawa Pomona and surrounding areas with details on suspects losses and locations. Minor accidents and non injury incidents add to the day’s patrol notes including vehicle damage and a fire at an abandoned church in Central Cemetery.
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Thomas Pederson
Sharon Jones
Ottawa
Kenneth Bartlett
Earle Blair
Troy
Jennifer Calgazier
Sheriff's News
Williamsburg
Jeff Goad
Colorado Road
Pomona
Jeremy Connors
Ellis Terrace
Cliff Sparks
Olathe
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransomville
Us-50
Zachery C. Peek
Peek
Angela L. Kistner
Waverly
Lane
Virginia Road
Arden Swafson
Baldwid City
déBr
Rantoul
Raymond E. Fuller
E. Logan
Merle W. Winsky
Ash
Karen L. Crosby
S. Elm
Imas
Rack Creek Road
Margaret J. Mayer
Wellsville
Gassie D. Bien
Erin E. Brockus
Richmond
Kallock
Central
Central Cemetery
Randy Duvall
Jackson Road
Cemetery Board
Wholesale prices hold flat in March with energy drop
Washington AP reports wholesale inflation halted, with the Producer Price Index unchanged in March after 0.3 percent rises in January and February. Energy and food costs declined, marking the best performance in five months and prompting a rally in financial markets. Long term bonds rose, stocks dipped from early gains.
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Ashington
Labor Department
Wall Street Market in brief and local market quotes
Market quotes for Monday and Tuesday include major indexes and commodity prices. Wheat at 3.47, corn 2.42, milo 3.93, soybeans 6.63 at Ottawa Co op. Franklin County prices show wheat 9.23, corn 2.98, milo 3.55, soybeans 5.50. Livestock in St Joseph and Dodge City notes show hogs 1,200 head, with steers and sows varying by weight. Kansas sales quiet with 2,500 head week to date. Nonferrous metals report gold around 300 to 390 per ounce and silver near 6.24.
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SeasRock
Aim
WalMart
Wendy's
WatnRes
WiliamsCo
Counsay
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Coop
Franklin County
ST. Joseph
Dodge Gity
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Handy & Hayman
One arrested in church and school burglary case
Ottawa police disrupted a burglary at Trinity United Methodist Church and Lincoln School. A 16-year-old boy was arrested for burglary theft and criminal damage. he was released to his parents. A second juvenile suspect is being sought. A church window was forced open and a Lincoln School window damaged. A video cassette recorder and three collection envelopes were recovered. Investigations continue.
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Torrance D. Buckner
Cypress
Sixth and
Willow
Lloyd R. Heth
Ottawa
Tarla Construction
Lawrence
Hickory
Bobbie D. Foushee
N. Sycamore
Onurssa Hight
Lateran
Pawnee Road
Stevan T. Carey
Ash
N. Main
Stephanie R. Ingram
S. Gher Ty
Cindy L. McCurdy
S. Mulberry
Pam Sue Piper
Skunk Run
Westard
Robert A. Parker
S. Lincoln
City of
Cook’s Service
S. Hickory
Dana A. Payne
Georgia Road
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lincoln School
Charles Bowling
Bowling
N. Cedar
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Bert Bell
Randy Kennedy
Rudy Vopata
Rock Creek Road
Tuck
Geethe
Jack Hutchison
Hutchison
Carolyn Auwarter
Stafford Road
Har
Frank Swanson
Idaho Road
Camp Chippewa
Police
Wall Street
La.m
CDT
BION
LOGAL
At&tcorp SA
Amoco
Baain
Mc Cay
Chrysler
BalKodak
Ford Motors
IBM
Kmart
McDonalls
M. O'Reilly Auto
Penney JG
Te Pa Co
PhilipPet
QuakerCal
Va Sfepacco
NYSE
Midland Hospice Care, Inc
Gee
Man OF
Fa Sunn
TANS
BAD Boys
Martin Lawrence
Will Smith
Sun
Randy Thompson
George Sell
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Bob Dole
Strauss Communications
Carmel
Bob Dole Hotline
Locust Street
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Een
Apn
Ronn
Paula Heise
Heidi & Peter
N. Cherry
Art Miller Tours
Jamesport, MO
Sylvan
Orchards Corners
Sylvan Learning Center
Carolyn Elder
Dang
Jon Montuay
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