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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2005

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Regional Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow

AccuWeather.com reports tonight and tomorrow expect daytime conditions with mainly clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will range from the mid 60s to mid 70s during the day, cooling into the 50s at night with light winds and a low chance of precipitation.

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Topeka Widow Maxine Bentley 75 dies. service at Grace Church

Maxine Bent ley 75 of Topeka died Tuesday April 12 2005 Funeral services set for 10 am Tuesday at Grace Community Church Overbrook She was born July 5 1929 in Concordia to Frank R Ward and Ida May Ruby Ward and lived in Bonner Springs Concordia New York Topeka Carbondale and Overbrook She was married to Thomas B Bentley who died in 1976 Survivors include four sons David Alan Bentley Frank Reed Bentley Michael Thomas Bentley and Geoffrey Ward Bentley all of Topeka two sisters Vada Ruth Lantz Tecumseh and Mary Hudson Excelsior Springs Mo nine grandchildren Memorials to Topeka Rescue Mission.

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Eva Frances Wiggins Obituary in Ottawa Kansas

Eva Frances Wiggins 86 of Ottawa died April 12 2005 at Aberdeen Village Olathe Services 1 p.m. Monday at First Assembly of God Church Ottawa Born May 27 1918 at El Dorado to Carl and Minnie Coltrane She lived in Washington DC 1941 to 1944 worked for the Navy taught in Miami County and substituted in area churches Survived by two sons Russell and Wayne two daughters Marilyn Sigmund Carolyn Treadway three grandchildren and three great grandchildren A daughter Betty Wiggins Melroy and a brother Ralph Coltrane preceded in death Funeral home visitation Sunday with options for memorials to Sunflower Plaza in care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS

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Paris hotel fire kills dozens including children

A Paris hotel used by City Hall to shelter African families burned early today, killing at least 18 and injuring 55 as residents leapt from windows. Eight hours later rescuers still pulled bodies from the scorched building in the 9th district amid panic and chaos.

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House Republicans balk at Medicaid cut size

A GOP group in the House protests a Bush administration plan to shave 20 billion dollars from Medicaid over five years. About 44 lawmakers, or one in five GOP members, oppose the level in a budget resolution approved last month. They warn cuts would harm beneficiaries and providers and could influence Senate negotiations on a year budget plan.

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Russian rocket departs for space station mission dawn launch

A Soyuz-FG rocket lifted off from Baikonur at dawn carrying cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev and astronauts John Phillips and Roberto Vittori toward the International Space Station for a six month stay. The mission includes a planned return of Vittori in 10 days with Salizhan Sharipov and Leroy Chiao. In Washington, a separate report says cord blood donations could treat about 11,700 Americans yearly, needing about 100,000 more donations.

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Markets slide as inflation fears grow on inflation and IBM loss

Wall Street extended its selloff after industrial production rose modestly and import prices jumped, fueling fears of higher inflation and rate hikes. IBM earnings miss compounds the downturn as investors parse Fed data and utility-driven March gains. Local grain quotes and county prices are listed for reference at Overbrook, Ottawa, Edgerton, and Franklin County facilities.

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Cedar Street Detour and Local Ads Notice

Ad briefs list Cedar Street detour routes for Ottawa Herald readers during reconstruction. Home goods and spring cleaning sales announce ongoing stock changes. Insurance accepted at Clinic Pharmacy and Dimension lawn treatment offer discounts at Trendel Lumber. Ticket outlets for Charlie & The Sting Ray and 8 p.m. show date. Pansies half price sale at Windy Pines with contact numbers and locations.

Correction clarifies Healthy Kansas Initiative cost

The Healthy Kansas Initiative costs 60 million dollars. A Thursday newspaper item incorrectly linked that amount to the number of people covered by the program.

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