Nadine Jefferson Gardner obituary and related notices
Nadine Jefferson 74 of Gardner died April 17 1994 at home. Funeral 1 30 pm Saturday at Bruce Funeral Home Gardner burial Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg. Survived by husband Robert C Jefferson sister Erma A Miller Ottawa and many relatives. Memorials suggested to Gardner Presbyterian Church. Also notice of Alice Altha Scates 85 Garnett died April 27 1994 Univ of Kansas Medical Center funeral April 29 Farris Feuerborn Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery. Plus Edwin Lyle Pippenger 52 Redondo Beach Calif died April 28 1994 West Covina Calf pending arrangements born Sept 28 1941 Franklin County. Survivors include son Nathan and relatives.
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Nadine Jefferson Gardner
Nadine Jefferson
Gardner
Bruce Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Daniel Albert
Maude Belle (Chambers) Timberlake
Robert C. Jefferson
Garnett
Empor
Seates
Greeley
Edna Mae Kyle
Emma Ruth Ponder
Iberia
Duane Scates
Ottawa
Edward J. Heeney
Joplin
Betty Helms
Farris-Feuerborn Chapel
University of Kansas Medical Center
Edwin L. Pippenger
Redondo Beach
Calif
Edwin Lyle Pippenger
West Covina
Franklin County
Clarence
France Pippenger
Pomona
Pomona High School
Kansas State University
Los Angeles
Nathan Pippenger
Baldwin City
Milt Pippenger
Garden City
Bill Pippenger
Carmel
Ind
Dan Pippenger
Walnut
Rex Pippenger
Mound City
Plan to refund Kansas military retirees reaches deal
Kansas lawmakers announce a conference committee agreement to refund about 21 000 veterans the full 1984 1991 income taxes plus 5 percent interest totaling 60 million dollars. Payments span three fiscal years starting July 1 with 20 million funded from the Budget Stabilization Fund in fiscal year 1995. The plan awaits Senate approval and judge Adrian Allen’s ruling.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Kansas
Conference Committee
Joan Finney
Shawnee County
Adrian Allen
Two Toddlers Die in East Brookfield Apartment Fire
Two toddlers Tracy Bessette age 3 and Heather Bessette age 4 died in an East Brookfield Mass apartment fire after their mother Elizabeth Lazarick ran to call the Fire Department and accidentally locked herself out. Fire Chief Bill Parsons said the door slammed shut as she left. The mother had a portable phone for a better connection. The tragedy occurred Wednesday.
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East Brookfield
Mass
Bill Parsons
Elizabeth Lazarick
Parsons
Tracy Bessette
Heather
Burglary, theft and court actions span Ottawa area report
The Ottawa area reports a burglary at 1192 John Brown Road with loss over 500 dollars, plus a district court theft and criminal damage case against Daniel William Jones from Mulberry. Municipal court fines and suspensions follow for several residents, including harborage, equipment, and DUI related matters.
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Perry Jordan
John Brown Road
Daniel William Jones
N. Mulberry
Wal-Mart
Robert Dennison
Waverly
Juanita Sims
Rock Creek
Rantoul
Olive
Cheney D. Ledom
Tennessee Terrace
Brenda Branson
Cedar
John M. Rothwell
7Th St. Terrace
Home sales rise across regions in March 11.1 percent jump
The government reports new home sales up 11.1 percent in March, the largest rise in six months as the housing market rebounds from harsh winter. All regions gain except the Midwest, with the Northeast posting a double digit increase.
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Washington
Midwest
Northeast
U.S. Personal Income Rises in March Amid Spending Gain
Americans’ personal income rose 0.6 percent in March while consumer spending increased 0.4 percent. The March gain followed a revised 1.8 percent rise in February, the largest since December 1992’s 5.1 percent surge.
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Washington
Wall Street Local Markets Hogs and Metals Report
Quotations from St Joseph and New York show hog prices up to 60 cents higher versus Thursday with various weight ranges. Nonferrous metals list spot prices for gold and silver, with Handy & Harman notes and Comex quotes.
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ST. Joseph
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Mandela confident in free and fair elections ruling
In Durban helicopters delivered ballots and trucks ferried voters to polls in black rural areas where voting was extended another day to allow a final chance to vote. Nelson Mandela voiced confidence that the elections would be pronounced free and fair.
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Wally Leacy
Durban
South Africa
African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
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Ohio
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Princeton Road
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