Obituaries from Baldwin City and nearby towns
Gene Kalb 72 of Baldwin dies at home December 11 2000. Funeral at Ives Chapel United Methodist Church Baldwin with Rev Shirley Edgerton officiating. Survived by wife Dolores, daughter Jeanette, son Skip, two grandchildren and a half brother. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials to Ives Chapel UMC or Douglas County Hospice. Charles E Reed 82 of Wichita dies December 11 2000. Funeral 10 a.m. December 14 at Downing Lahey East Chapel. Burial Walnut Creek Cemetery. Survived by wife Kathleen nephew Gerald Reed and others. Memorials to College Hill United Methodist Church. Mildred Bernice Fogle 89 of Ottawa dies December 10 2000. Funeral 2 p.m. December 14 at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Survived by five sons, one daughter, two brothers, a sister, eleven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Burial Highland Cemetery. Memorials to First Christian Church or Christian Care Cottage. Mary C Ray 53 of Princeton dies December 11 2000. Arrangements by Dengel & Son Mortuary to be announced.
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Abductions at Mukogawa Heavily Shocks Spokane Campus
In Spokane a scandal surrounding Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute unsettles the community after two female students are abducted and raped. Police bungled an earlier alert about a potential predator ring linked to sexual bondage and masochism. Officials seek to shield victims from stigma while facing critique over transparency.
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Markets Mixed as Tech Earnings and Deadlock Loom
New York stocks closed mixed on Tuesday as anxiety over high tech earnings and an election deadlock resurfaced. The Dow rose 79.26 to 10,805.06 while the Nasdaq fell 32.45 to 2,982.65 and the S P 500 declined 3.64 to 1,376.56 amid varied performance in local stocks.
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Correction clarifies Ottawa Arts Council staff role
A correction notes Mary Anne Whiteford of the Ottawa Community Art Council is the office manager, not the previously named official. The article also covers local market quotes, grain prices, and a Spokane Valley kidnapping rape case affecting students near a university campus.
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GM to phase out Oldsmobile brand over years
General Motors will wind down the Oldsmobile division over several years and cut salaried staff by 10 percent in North America and Europe next year. Current models stay in production until their life cycles end or they're economically viable. A pretax charge of 1.5 to 2.5 billion dollars will hit in Q4, and earnings will be below estimates.
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Winter Storm Forecast Across U.S. Northeast to Ohio
A cloudy cold day gives way to snow later with a panly sunny break for the Northeast tomorrow. A winter storm spans from north Texas to Ohio with rain likely from southeast Texas to eastern Tennessee. Cold conditions persist in the northern Plains. mountain snow targets northern California. Yesterday set a record low of 108 in 1917.
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