Obituary of Roscoe E. Jones Garnett farmer and stockman
Roscoe E. Jones, 66, Garnett, died December 19, 2002, at Golden Heights Living Center. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett. Born June 24, 1936, in Uniontown to Amel and Georgie Jones. Survived by two sons Sheldon and Timothy both of Garnett, two daughters Sherry Jones of Garnett and Lori Johnson of Cummins Georgia, a sister Ronda McCollum of Independence Missouri, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial Uniontown Cemetery. Family greet 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
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EPA scraps Clinton era plan to curb water runoff
The Bush administration proposed rescinding a Clinton era program aimed at reducing runoff pollution into rivers and lakes. The EPA called the plan unworkable and too costly for states to create detailed storm water and agricultural runoff reduction plans, while maintaining that water quality standards and permits would continue.
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Venezuelan strike drains Caracas gas stations
Amid a 19 day general strike thousands protest President Chavez in Caracas. Demonstrators flood Plaza Venezuela while oil executives ignore a Supreme Court order to return to work. Gas stations run dry as lines stretch, and a parallel Chavez rally persists. State Department warns U.S. citizens to depart Venezuela amid escalating violence and political risk.
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Senior Center Menu Highlights for Week
Meals listed for Monday through Friday include sliced ham with Jell O broccoli soup and pumpkin pie on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday are closed. Thursday features Mr. Rib with baked beans scalloped potatoes and pears. Friday serves chicken and noodles with seasoned carrots spinach a roll and apricots.
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Christmas Shopping and Seasonal Closings Across Local Stores
Local ads list multiple businesses with Christmas hours and discounts. 10 percent off merchandise at Games & Things on Main, Town & Country Supply offers 40 percent off trim a tree, and Ottawa Antique Mall with gift ideas and gift certificates. Several shops announce holiday closures from December 24 to early January.
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