Ottawa area funeral notices for Reh Mattson and Raby
Carrie Cc Red 90 Ottawa died August 20 1995 at Providence Medical Center Kansas City Kansas funeral Wednesday Sacred Heart Church Ottawa burial St Johns Cemetery Homewood born February 22 1905 survived by daughter Delores J Hallover sister in law Olive Red five grandchildren ten great grandchildrenervices at Dengel and Son Mortuary followed by rosary memorials to Sacred Heart Church. Roy A Mattson 80 Omaha funeral 1 p m Tuesday Countryside Community Church burial 10 a m Wednesday Highland Cemetery Ottawa born July 30 1915 Denmark Kaw Navy WWII Pictorial Publishers survivors wife Dorothy son Rick daughter Marsha grandson memorials Bergan Mercy Hospice Make a Wish Foundation. Carolee I Raby 76 Ottawa died August 18 1995 at St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Mo funeral Wednesday Dengel and Son Mortuary burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona born September 30 1918 Wellsville married Norman Raby June 27 1942 Quenemo United Methodist Church survivors two sons one daughter brother sister eleven grandchildren eight great grand friends may call until service hour at mortuary family to receive friends 7 8 30 p m Tuesday Quenemo Methodist Church or American Cancer Society memorials via the mortuary.
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Carrie C. Reh
Carrie Cc
Ottawa
Providence Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Claim
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Homewood
John and
Caroline (Runnebohm
Meeker
Oklo
Gene J. “Dutch” Reh
Andale
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Happy Hour Group
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Friendly Club
Delores J. Hallover
Olive Red
Dengel and Son
Roy A. Mattson
Omaha
Neb
Countryside Community Church
Highland Cemetery
Denmark
Kaw
Pictorial Publishers
Dorothy M. Mattson
The
Home
Rick Mattson
Danville
Calif
Marsha Mattson Paine
Rancho Santa Fe
Bergan Mercy
Make A Wish Foundation
Charity of
Carolee I. Raby
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Susan Bell
Woodlawn
Pomona
Harry Gilbert
Hazel Belle (Barnett) Dorsey
Wellsville
Cedar House
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
Norman Raby
Garnett
Quenemo
Quenemo Methodist Church
American Cancer Society
Upjohn to merge with Swedish rival in $13 billion deal
The Upjohn Co. will merge with Pharmacia AB in a stock swap creating Pharmacia & Upjohn Inc. with 34,500 employees and headquarters in London. About 4,000 jobs to be cut as the globally pressured pharmaceutical industry consolidates to lower costs and boost research. Upjohn will contribute its U.S. marketing network while Pharmacia adds a strong anti cancer and anesthesia product line and drug development efforts.
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Detroit
Upjohn Co
Upjohn
Pharmacia AB
Pharmacia & Upjohn Inc
London
Pharmacia
Phillip Carra
U.S
Kenneth R. Nover
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc
St. Louis
Nover
Judge OKs Microsoft Antitrust Settlement
A federal judge approved the antitrust settlement between Microsoft Corp and the Justice Department over the company’s licensing practices for its Windows operating system. The decision ends a lengthy review, with the decree taking effect as of the approval date and retroactive desire rejected. Microsoft and DOJ officials commented on compliance and ongoing monitoring of Microsoft’s activities under the consent decree.
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Ashington
Microsoft Corp
Justice Department
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Jackson
Microsoft
Anne Bingaman
William Neukom
Neukom
Donald Russell
Marines to Persian Gulf ready for Middle East drills
About 300 U.S. Marines and sailors departed Camp Pendleton California while several hundred soldiers at Fort Hood Texas waited to fly out for Middle East military exercises to deter Iraqi aggression. The Fort Hood deployment faced second day of unexplained delays with 270 soldiers on standby for an 8 a.m. DC-10 flight as staff sought coordinated en route arrangements.
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Associated Press
U.S
California
Camp Pendleton
Fort Hood
Texas
Middle East
Christian Mulvey
Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Roundup
Hospital notes list dismissals for Cathleen Morgan of Greeley Stephen Cole Parker of Ottawa and Helen Foushee of Ottawa with note on JR Daugharthy at University of Kansas Medical Center recovery from liver transplant. Sheriff notes include arrests in Ottawa area for failure to appear, suspended licenses, DUI and theft with detailed addresses and bonds. Police reports add vehicle damage, stolen items, vandalism, and traffic accidents with locations and losses.
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Cathleen Morgan
Greeley
Stephen Cole Parker
Ottawa
Helen Foushee
JR. Daugharthy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Rainbow Blvd
Kansas City
Kan
Sheriff's News
EMSs Market in brief with major index quotes
Market brief lists top stocks and percentage shares from SBGComm Sprint WalMan Wendy's WitnRes WilliamsCo and others with prices and regional quotes. It also covers local grain prices at Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County services, Kansas feedlot activity, and nonferrous metal prices in New York with daily spot quotes for aluminum lead tin gold silver mercury and platinum.
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Sbgcomm
Sprint
WalMan
Wendy's
WitnRes
WilliamsCo
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Donge City
Kan
Kansas
New York
London
Handy & Harman
Comex
Mercury
Roy Oz
N.Y
N.a
Crowd witnesses fatal bridge attack in Detroit
Police said about 40 onlookers cheered as a man with a crowbar forced a woman to strip and chased her until she leaped from a bridge. The 33 year old Deretha Ward died, her body later recovered in the Detroit River downstream.
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Detroit
Deretha Ward
Detroit River
Riverboat gambling drives growth in Kansas City pawnshops
Police link casino betting to pawnshop boom in Kansas City as 38 shops operate, up from four in 1979. Dealers report frequent pawns tied to riverboat winnings, and customers rely on loans to cover payday shortfalls. Detective Mike Stuart notes rising activity and ties to riverboat gambling.
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Kansas City
Little Joe's
Leavenworth
Little Joe’s
Lucky's Pawn & Loan
Mike Stuart
Three Die In Weekend Kansas Wrecks
Three people were killed in weekend traffic crashes in Kansas. Mario Alarcon, 39, of Liberal died Saturday afternoon when his car hit two sign posts and overturned on U S 83 south of Garden City. John Edgar, 45, of Wakarusa, died Saturday evening after his car left Highway 24 in Jefferson County and went down an embankment. Colin Emil Moldenhauer, 14, of Topeka, died Saturday night when the Suzuki Samurai he rode in crashed into a concrete bridge in Shawnee County. The 19 year old driver fled scene after attempting to retrieve a lighter from a backseat passenger, said Sheriff Dave Meneley.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Mario Alarcon
Liberal
U.S. 83
Garden City
Kansas Highway Patrol
John Edgar
Wakarusa
Jefferson County
Colin Emil Moldenhauer
Topeka
Shawnee County
Dave
Meneley
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