Memorial rites set for Harry Ireland Parsons native
Memorial service for Harry Ireland 80 who died August 21 1990 at Estes Park Medical Center will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church Parsons with a private graveside at Oakwood Cemetery. Born November 12 1909 in Bronson he lived in Bronson Springfield and Ottawa before joining various roles in insurance Red Cross teaching and education. Surviving are his wife Clarense two daughters two sons a sister seven grandchildren and several relatives. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church Parsons or Labette Community College library.
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Harry Ireland Parsons
Harry Ireland
Parsons
Estes Park
Colo
First Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Bronson
W.M
Eva (Wright) Ireland
General American Life Insurance Co
American Red Cross
Battle Creek
Mich
Provident Life Insurance Co
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
Curtis Publishing Co
Parsons Junior High
Parsons High School
Kansas State College
Emporia
Labette Community College
Westminster Fellowship
Parsons Library Board
Parsons Board of Education
Parsons Red Cross
Gary Ireland
Montpelier
Sharon Heffelfinger
Minnetonka
Minn
Suzanne McFadden
Gayle Pritchard
Mesa, Ariz
Thelma Detrick
Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church of
Library of
Burris- Carson-Wall Funeral Home
Luetta
Lewis) Lindsey
Essie Luetta
Kansas City
Ottawa
Baldwin Cemetery
Lindsey
Drake Hotel
Lawrence A. Jones Linwood Chapel
Local hospital notes and public safety roundup
Admissions include Ralph Horne and Patricia Davis of Ottawa and Jesse Hoover of Pomona. Dismissals list Larry Speer Rosemary Bien and Pamela Cook, all of Ottawa. A birth recorded for Forrest and wife in Ottawa. Arrest of Keith Longan near Pomona for suspended license driving, released on $100 bond. Theft report of firewood from Elvin Holmgren’s Ottawa Rural Fire District 3 truck. District Court: Pam Cadwallader of Waverly fined for issuing insufficient fund checks. Public safety: Louis Vega charged with disorderly conduct aggravated assault on an officer resisting arrest. Checkbook theft at Cloud Nine Bridal Shop and fuel theft at Amoco Food Shop. Vandalism: light pole damage at Medical Offices Inc. Corrections note Brandy Nichols and Lavern Lohman are men. Local markets: Ottawa Co-op prices for grains and PIK certificates listed. redemption prices for PIK at ASCS office.
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Ralph Horne
Patricia Davis
Ottawa
Jesse Hoover
Pomona
Larry Speer
Rosemary Bien
Pamela Cook
Forrest Gook
Elvin C. Holmgren
District Court
Pam Cadwallader
Waverly
Public Safety News
Louis Vega
Cypress
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Top 25 Best Places to Live per Money Magazine 1989 List
Money magazine ranks 25 top cities including Bremerton Seattle and San Diego. New York shows a rebound to 28, Nashua and Danbury drop after regional downturns. Monterey Bay climbs to 50 with strong water and crime metrics guiding placement.
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Nashua
N.H
Danbury
Money Magazine
Portland
Ore
Mentor
Missouri
Kansas Cities
Bremerton
Wash
Seattle
Sant Francisco
Tacoma, Wash
Columbia, Mo
Eugene-Springfield, Ore
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Olympia
Sacramento
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Provo-Orem
Utah
Wheeling
W.va
Gainesville, Fla
Orange County
N.Y
Boston
San Diego
Fayetteville, Ark
New Orleans
Charleston, S.C
Oakland
Duluth, Minn
Salem, Ore
Green Bay
Wis
Bellingham
Madison
Springfield
Joplin
Topeka
Kan
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wichita
Johnson juveniles face first adult trials in state
Johnson County prosecutors become the first in Kansas to launch adult trials for 14 and 15 year olds accused of violent crimes under a July law. Case details include Kapelle Simpson, 15, ordered to stand trial on two counts of aggravated robbery after a July 28 holdup. Other counties plan similar steps as Sedgwick and Wyandotte pursue youths in murder, kidnapping, and rape cases. When youths turn 18, judges may extend confinement in adult facilities if needed.
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Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
Kansas
James Clark
Kansas County and District Attorneys Association
Kapelle Simpson
Kansas City
Merriam
Mission
Simpson
Westwood
Carlos Wells
Jackson County
Sedgwick
Jennifer Lind-Spahn
Wyandotte County
Arab-Americans fear backlash amid looming war tensions
Isolated incidents across the United States reveal Arab-Americans facing bias and threats as tensions rise between the United States and Iraq. Attacks, death threats, and slurs target Arabs and Arab-Americans, spurring calls from leaders and organizations to prevent a broad vilification of 2.5 million people of Arab descent.
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Washington
Chicago
Iraq
Detroit
Kuwait
San Francisco
Middle East
Cleveland
Toledo
Ann Joyce
American-Arab Affairs Council
Alex Odeh
Santa Ana
Calif
Achille Lauro
TWA
Beirut
United States
Albert Mokhiber
Saddam Hussein
Crisis rents U.S. Soviet rapport as talk shifts to action
In New York Pickering avoided blaming the Soviets for delays while urging action today. Western protests mount over foreigners trapped after the invasion as Iraq's hostage policy looms large. State Department vows to defy Kuwait-closure demand, trimming embassy staff. Britain and others plan similar moves. Pope John Paul II prays for peace amid tensions. An Iraqi tanker reaches Aden after warning shots, Yemen adheres to sanctions, and Gulf defense ministers discuss a united shield with up to 10,000 troops. Baghdad hints at talks, but U.S. dismisses offers until Iraq withdraws forces. With 3,000 Americans trapped, 54 held in Iraq, and 21 Britons known detained, the crisis deepens.
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Pickering
New York
Denmark
Iraq
Washington
State Department
U.S
Saddam
Kuwait
Britain
Richard Boucher
John Paul II
Yemen
Aden
U.N. Security Council
Foreign Ministry
Tokyo
London
Bandar bin Sultan
Soviet Union
Tass
Hosni Mubarak
Taro Nakayama
Egypt
Middle East
Gulf Cooperation Council
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Abdullah Bishara
Gulf Alliance
Gulf Nations
Hafr Al-Baten
Baghdad
United States
White House
British Foreign Office
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Clara M Blair
First published August 15 1990 notice to Kansas and Parsons interested parties that Donald E Blair as Executor filed a petition in Franklin County District Court seeking approval of accounts heirs, assignment per will, costs, closing administration and discharge. Defenses due by September 7 1990 at 10:30 A.M. in Ottawa Kansas with attorney Richard O Skoog listed.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Clara M. Blair
State of
Donald E. Blair
Coun
Ottawa
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Clarense Nichols
Kansas City, Kan
Ottawa University
Sheriff's News
Keith A. Longan
the Daily Report
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
Formarly
S. Main
Amoco
S. Cedar
Brandy W. Nichols
Lavern C. Lohman
Sei Tin Greryt Ieee
Ai Jauaua
Clark
Marlin Fitzwater
Bush
Richard O. Skoog
Topeka Expo Centre
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