Obituary Summary for Clyde R Yakle and Others
Clyde R Yakle 91 of Baldwin died December 3 2000 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was born June 11 1909 and married Ruth Keeble in 1930. He worked for the General Services Administration and as buildings manager for the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene. He is survived by four children and many grandchildren. Services at Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Baldwin with cremation and private interment planned. Memorials to Kansas Heart or Lung Associations. In Gainesville Iva Marie Wolf 87 formerly of Ottawa died December 4 2000 at North Florida Regional Medical Center. Funeral services set for December 9 at First Missionary Baptist Church Uniontown with visitation December 8 at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Memorials to local churches or cancer foundation. Bertha G Ogle 96 formerly Ottawa died at Oak Haven Nursing Home Richmond arrangements by Dengel & Son Mortuary. Helen Meyer 97 formerly Ottawa Valley Falls died December 4 2000 in Topeka. Graveside service at Pleasant View Cemetery Oskaloosa. Survived by daughter-in-law Dixie Meyer two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials to Valley Falls Christian Church. Mercer Funeral Home Valley Falls handling arrangements.
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Clyde R. Yakle
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Erheart and
Grace
Randle) Yakle
Ruth Keeble
Council Grove
Federal General Services Administration
Public Building Services Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Patricia Jones
Gardner
Karen Bouse
Bozman
Mont
Jack Yakle
Tacoma
Wash
John Yakle
Gulf State Park
Alab
William Yakle
F.riends
Lamb- Roberts-Heise
Mount Hope Mausoleum
Topeka
Kansas Heart Association
Kansas Lung Association
Gainesville
Fla
Iva Marie Wolf
Ottawa
North Florida Regional Medical Center
First Missionary Baptist Church
Uniontown
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Bertha G. Ogle
Richmond
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Helen Meyer
Valley Falls
Pleasant View Cemetery
Oskaloosa
Charles F
Annette (Meyers) Renck
Odessa
S.D
Business College
Mori reshuffles Cabinet with two ex-prime ministers
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori forms a leaner cabinet, adding former premiers Kiichi Miyazawa and Ryutaro Hashimoto to bolster legitimacy amid an eroding base. Analysts doubt major changes, citing ongoing economic revival tasks and upcoming elections.
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Mori
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Ryutaro Hashimoto
Ronald Morse
Keitaku University
Japan
Econo
Shigenori Okazaki
UBS Warburg
Masaki Nagase
Eritrea and Ethiopia Reach Deal to End Border War
Eritrea and Ethiopia announced a peace deal expected to end a two year border war that has killed tens of thousands. The pair will sign in Algiers on December 12, with U N peacekeepers deployed along the 620 mile frontier and two border crossings to reopen near Assab and along the Shambiko Sheraro road.
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Brian Kelly
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Red Sea
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Ethiopia
Senate
China tightens online bulletin board controls
Beijing intensifies Internet regulation as Wu Jichuan of the Ministry of Information Industry vows a better management approach. He insists the government does not bar use but aims to protect individuals’ reputation and privacy while countering false names and attacks. The move follows prior limits on news sites and chat rooms.
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Hong Kong
China
Beijing
Wu Jichuan
Ministry of Information Industry
Wall Street rallies on rate cut hopes after Greenspan hint
Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan hinted at rethinking policy triggering a market surge. Dow jumps 303.35 to 10,863.45, Nasdaq gains 212.11 to 2,827.86, S&P up 42.82 at 1,367.79. Other quotes include Casey's Gen St and WalMart among notable stocks. Grain prices also released with wheat at 2.85 and soybeans at 4.65 in local reports.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Central Bank
Standard & Poor
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Fed Corp
H&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
United Parcel B
WalMart
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Milo
Snow and cold grip Central U.S. and South
A weather brief reports cloudy, cold conditions with a light overnight snow flurry in Ottawa. Snow is forecast for the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and the Dakotas, with snow extending from southern Missouri to northwest Mississippi. Showers expected along the Gulf coast from Alabama to South Texas, while the Plains, Rockies, and West see sun. Local figures note yesterday's record low and a 2.00 inch month-to-date precipitation at Clinton reservoir.
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Great Lakes
Dakotas
Missouri
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Alabama
Texas
Plains
Rockies
West
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