Obituary for John R. Lewis PhD 88 in Pittsfield Mass
John R. Lewis PhD 88 died August 10 2004 in Pittsfield Massachusetts. He was born December 27 1915 in Ottawa Kansas and grew up there. He earned degrees from Ottawa University Michigan State College and University of Michigan and held key roles at Michigan State College Fredrick Stearns and Company Sterling-Winthrop AMA Ottawa University and other scientific bodies. He married Esther Moffatt in Des Moines Iowa and survived by three daughters nee 13 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Cremation completed no services scheduled. Memorials to Alzheimer’s Association or Ottawa University care Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS.
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All meals include 2% milk. Monday features BBQ beef with macaroni salad baked beans bun and applesauce. Tuesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce salad corn Texas toast and pudding. Wednesday offers salmon salad potato and broccoli salads orange carrot fruit and crackers. Thursday menus Swiss steak au gratin potatoes roll blueberries and banana. Friday presents chicken fried steak mashed potatoes green beans roll and peanut butter pie. Ottawa schools provide breakfast Thursday long john and orange and lunch Friday cereal toast jelly and banana. Half days, no lunches served.
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Homeland Security launches air surveillance on Canadian border
The Bellingham Air Marine Branch becomes the first of five planned bases to monitor illegal crossings by air or land. With nearly 70 staff, two helicopters, an airplane, and a high speed boat, the unit expands counterdrug and surveillance power along the Canadian border from Washington to New York in response to terrorism and smuggling concerns.
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Funeral firm sued for falsely claiming VFW affiliation
Pittsburgh based Celestial Life Planning Inc. and president Joseph M. Stabile face a state civil suit and temporary injunction by Attorney General Jerry Pappert. The case seeks restitution for 28 customers in 10 states who paid for funeral goods or services not delivered or altered from promises. The firm advertised with American Legion and other groups, targeting veterans, though licensing agreements with major organizations had been terminated since 2002. The company offered caskets vaults and urns with military emblems but reportedly lacked proper licensing. The organizations said Celestial’s site claimed service to the VFW and FOP, prompting use of a trust statement.
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Overtime rule overhaul takes effect Monday
The Bush administration advances a major overtime pay revamp after years of debate. Labor officials estimate up to 107000 workers may lose eligibility while about 1.3 million gain. critics argue millions could be affected. Business groups and labor advocates clash over the long sought changes under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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Nichols declines appeal in bombing case verdict
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols decides at the last moment not to appeal his conviction. He faces life in prison with no further recourse, a move relief to survivors and families of victims who hoped for closure and healing.
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