Obituaries for Hodgson and Peine in Kansas area
Lucretia Elizabeth Hodgson 91 of Linn County and Parker died July 29 1995 at Heritage Manor Osawatomie. Funeral July 31 at Parker Methodist Church with burial in Parker Cemetery. Rita H Peine 80 of Garnett died July 31 1995 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Funeral July 31 at Holy Angels Church with burial in Holy Angels Cemetery.
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Lucretia E. Hodgson
Linn County
Rita H. Peine Garnett
Rita H. Peine
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Holy Angels Cemetery
Anthony P
Margaret A. (Nilgel) Penne
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Altar Society
Mark Peine
Agnes Watkins
Spring Valley
Calif
Mary M. Anderson
Tisch dismisses talk of rival CBS suitors
New York AP report says Laurence A. Tisch backs Westinghouse bid of 81 dollars per CBS share plus contingent payments. CBS board approves the deal as Capital Cities ABC agreed to be bought by Disney for 19 billion. Westinghouse would end CBS independence and fold the Tiffany Network into a larger group. Tisch remains firm amid questions of higher bids.
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EW York
Laurence A. Tisch
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CBS Inc
Westinghouse
Capital Cities
ABC Inc
Tisch
Strike Shuts Down Mines in West Virginia Counties
A wildcat trucker strike halted coal production at Eastern Associated Coal Corp mines in two West Virginia counties. About 1,100 miners honored picket lines Monday over a bid for work by a nonunion coal hauling company.
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Wharton
W. Va
West Virginia
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
Simpson DNA Evidence Battle Opens in Court
In Los Angeles, Judge Ito allows the defense to present claims that the police DNA lab was contaminated and sloppy, potentially tainting key evidence against O J Simpson. Defense experts may argue blood and hair results are unreliable while journalists face possible jail for not revealing sources tied to DNA test results on socks. The judge restricted questioning to six hours and limited defense latitude beyond the police testing.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Hospital notes and sheriff police blotter items summarize local arrests
Admissions include Carolee Raby and Darreid Goodwitt at Saasies Hospital in Quenemo and Ottawa on Monday. Sheriff notes report Sandy JoAnn Ray arrested for failure to pay a $7.37 fine and Veronica Gregg jailed on check violations with $100 bond. Police blotter lists Norman Jacobs suspected of theft, two Richmond girls vandalism arrest, multiple burglaries and thefts, and several non injury and property accidents with losses ranging from under $500 to $1,500.
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Carolee Raby
Quenemo
Darreid Goodwitt
Ottawa
Monda Jay
Sandy JoAnn Ray
Veronica L. Gregg
Canterbury Court
South Princeton
Norman J. Jacobs
Wellsville
Wilson and
Main
Jacobs
Andy
W. Wilson
Richmond
Second quarter GDP shows contraction under new method
Washington reports the economy shrank 0.2 percent in Q2 under a revised GDP method aimed at price accuracy. The change, driven by lower computer and high tech prices, marks the first decline in over four years, with autos and home sales also slowing.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Leading index hints at life as June gains offset quarterly dip
The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose 0.2 percent in June, ending a four month decline. New home sales climbed 6.1 percent in June to the highest level in a year and a half, with gains across all regions aided by lower mortgage rates.
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Merce Department
Wall Street Market in brief brief stock quotes and livestock data
Quotations for Tuesday afternoon list prices for many stocks led by ATACop Amoco and Boeing with mixed gains. Livestock notes from Dodge City and St. Joseph report slow trade, higher steer prices, and active demand for cattle, hogs, and sows, with weekly totals and weight-based pricing. Nonferrous metals quote gold at 382.66 to 382.90, silver at 5.11 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Aoy
Ranklin County
Dodge City
ST. Joseph, Mo
Fea
Cata
Igoder
Handy & Harman
Comex
Oliver
Ottawa Arts Council display corrected at city arts center
The Herald corrects earlier errors about the Ottawa Community Arts Council show. Artwork will feature Kevin Honeycutt students rather than Honeycutt paintings and will run through the 12th at 105 E 5th. A Parents Time Out and a preschool art class are scheduled for Saturday with times 10.30 a.m. to noon and 11 a.m. to noon respectively.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Herald
Kevin Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Arts Center
Union head lays out plan for AFL-CIO reform
Thomas Donahue, newly elected president of the AFL-CIO, outlined a program to boost organizing, take firm stands against political foes, and raise the federation’s visibility and efficiency. The executive council votes on the proposals amid cautious optimism and talk of change on his first day.
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Chicago
Afl-Cio
Thomas Donahue
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