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National headlines recount events that shaped history on this calendar date. The Associated Press collects notable occurrences across politics, war, science and culture, highlighting pivotal moments and influential figures from different eras.
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Notable anniversary events and birthdays span four centuries
The crammed list recalls Apollo 13 accident in 1970, Henry IV endorsing Nantes in 1598, Handel debut in 1742, Jefferson birth in 1743, Pony Express 1860, Fort Sumter 1861, RFC 1912, FDR dedication 1943, Van Cliburn 1958, Transit 1B 1960, Poitier Oscar 1964, John Paul II Rome visit 1986, Chicago Flood 1992, Carmona resignation 2002, Iraqi parliament 2007, Mubarak detentions 2011, Bonds obstruction verdict, Bryant fine, and a long list of today's birthday figures across entertainment and sports.
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Henry IV
France
Louis XIV
Dublin
Ireland
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Shadwell
Virginia Colony
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Fort Sumter
South Carolina
Robert Anderson
Royal Flying Corps
Britain
Royal Air Force
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson Memorial
van Cliburn
Moscow
Valery Klimov
U.S. Navy
Sidney Poitier
Patricia Neal
Tom Jones
John Paul II
Rome
Chicago
Venezuela
Pedro Carmona
Hugo Chavez
Iraq
Hosni Mubarak
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
NBA
Kobe Bryant
Stanley Donen
Lyle Waggoner
Edward Fox
Paul Sorvino
Seamus Heaney
Bill Conti
Jack Casady
Tony Dow
al Green
Ron Perlman
William Sadler
Peabo Bryson
Max Weinberg
Sam Bush
Jimmy Destri
Blondie
Louis Johnson
the Brothers Johnson
Gary Kroeger
Saundra Santiago
Miami Vice
Joey Mazzola
Sponge
Garry Kasparov
Page Hannah
Caroline Rhea
Lisa Umbarger
Toadies
Marc Ford
The
Black Crowes
Capleton
Ricky Schroder
Silver Spoons
Nypd Blue
Aaron Lewis
Staind
Bokeem Woodbine
Lou Bega
Glenn Howerton
Philadelphia
Kyle Howard
Courtney Peldon
Nellie McKay
Hannah Marks
Obituary for Mary Lou Hopkins of Ottawa Kansas
Mary Lou Hopkins age 84 died April 9 2013 in Heaven. Survived by daughter Delores Edwards and husband Delbert Ottawa son Kenneth Hopkins Ottawa ten grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral April 15 2013 at Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa with interment Highland Cemetery Ottawa. She was a longtime Southwestern Bell operator and active in several civic groups.
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Mary Lou Hopkins
Alfred
Heaven
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Kan
Quenemo
Tom and
Myrtle (Cunning) Williams
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Alfred Hopkins
Williamsburg
Delores
Kenneth
The
Pioneers of South
Western Bell Telephone Company
VFW
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Meals On Wheels
Crestview Nursing Home
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stanley Home Products
Delores Edwards
Delbert
Kenneth Hopkins
Ray Ott
Kathy Molitor
Michael Ott
Melinda
Sharon
Allen
Texas
Jenny Lyn Jensen
Tony
Baldwin City
Timothy Edwards
Raymond Ott-Jensen
Hillary Clark
Kendell Ott-Jensen
Lawrence
Christopher
Cody Ott
Jeffery
Jeremy
Michael Hopkins
Alexander
Carson Edwards
Lillian Ott-Jensen
Adalyn
Brayden Clark
Martha Knight
Bill Warrington
Tom
Myrtle Williams
John
Richard
Tommy
Lewis
Donald
Dutch) Williams
Betty Jean Evertson
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Hickory St
Dengelmortuary
Louise Yvonne Powell obituary notice
Louise Yvonne Powell 71 of Ottawa Kansas died April 7 2013 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital A memorial service is set for 2 30 p m Saturday April 20 at First Baptist Church Ottawa Visitation 1 30 p m to 2 30 p m at the church Born March 25 1942 to Virgil and Bertha Eursery Survived by son Anthony daughters Sabra Glenda Gina Mona brother Andy Eursary sisters Marie Lillbridge Dorothy Cotton Linda Yohe Kathern Meyer 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild MemorialWebsite maplehillfuneralhome com
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Louise Yvonne PoweLl
Ottawa
Kan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Louise
Virgil and
Ber
Anthony
Sabra
Glenda
Gina
Mona
Andy Eurs
Ery
Marie Lillbridge
Dorothy Cotton
Linda Yohe
Kathern Meyer
Maplehillfuneralhome
Volunteer week luncheon to honor Franklin County volunteers
Ottawa Volunteer Center acting director Janice Craft says national Volunteer Week in Franklin County runs April 22 to 26 with a social media workshop April 22, a communication workshop April 25, and a volunteers luncheon April 26 at Washburn Towers. Craft notes 100 percent volunteer groups exist and volunteers are treated like paid staff to keep organizations open. She offers placement help at the Ottawa center and emphasizes the intrinsic satisfaction of volunteering.
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Franklin County
Janice Craft
Ottawa
Washburn Towers
S. Main St
Craft
Lisa Johnson
United Way
Topeka
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