Obituaries for Richard Husted Austin Moody Kincaid
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Richard W. Husted Sr., 67, dec 21 1999, in Ottawa Kansas with graveside rites at Highland Cemetery. Austin Moody, 84, dec 20 1999, Garnett Kansas. and Robert L. Poteet, 54, dec 21 1999, Saraland Alabama, listing birthplaces, families, careers, and funeral plans. Survivors include multiple children and siblings. memorials to local libraries and charities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Husted
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Ron Kimes
Osawatomie
James and
Anna (Wells) Husted
Osawatomie High School
Teresa Jasso
Richard W. Husted, Jr
Berniece Friend
Independence
Norma Cooper
Glendale
Calif
Patricia Hadsall
Overland Park
Gloria Ann Husted
James Elmore Husted
Lou Vaughn Husted
la Verne Husted
Barbara Husted
Helen Watson
Lamb-Roberts- Heise
Richard Husted
Farris-Feuerborn
Garnett
Ralph Hunt
Lenexa
Raymond Moody
Alice Elizabeth Fox
Greeley
Jaunita Hunt
Kincaid
Kincaid Lions Club
Methodist Church
Henry Moody
Tom Moody
Patricia Bell
Anderson
S.C
Elizabeth Eastin
Sunrise Beach
Lone Elm Cemetery
Lone Elm
Garnett Library
Hope Unlimited
Iola
Robert L. Poteet
Saraland
Ala
Barren County
Mobile
Shiloh Baptist Church
John Poteet
Massie McDaniel Poteet
Delores Johnson
Weadle Coates
Glenda Poteet
Rabbi Poteet
Cheryl Sherrer
Angela Taylor
Topeka
Wendilyn Hollman
Leavenworth
Jennifer Balch
Oak Grove
Tenn
Julie Craine
Cave City
Ronald Hollman
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John Poteet Hiseville
Kansas City Fire Battalion Chief Buried After Paper Plant Fire
Colleagues mourn John H. Tredten Jr., 47, a Kansas City Fire Battalion Chief who died during the Aspen Food Products fire. Investigators say a mechanical failure likely caused the blaze and he became disoriented while directing operations Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
John H. Tredten Jr
Aspen Food Products
Local Markets and Grain Prices Across Counties
Tuesday quotations at Ottawa Co op show hard wheat 2.12, corn 1.70, milo 2.59, soybeans 4.24. Franklin County thresholds list wheat 2.10, corn 1.73, milo 2.44, soybeans 4.14 with related basis figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Ottawa KS 10 Day Forecast Highlights Snow Across Regions
Forecaster predicts a cold day in the Northeast and Midwest with flurries from New England to West Virginia mountains. Heavier snow expected near the Great Lakes and light snow over eastern Illinois and Indiana. Showers south and west Texas. Dry elsewhere with yesterday’s high and low records not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Midwest
New England
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Indiana
Texas
Local Holiday Notices and Store Schedules Summary
Briefs show 50 percent off Bethany Publishers titles at Cornerstone, noon to holiday reopenings, and closings for Dec 24 to 28. EAGLES 2700 hosts New Year Eve bash 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Dave Adamson. By-law votes and wall repair at Eagles 2700 on 12 28. Recycling buys aluminum cans 25 cents per pound. Christmas and New Year schedules across Ottawan area services and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace
Helena City
Hill
Raserior
Oullow
Albuquerque
Houston
Asheville
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Clinton
Atlanta
Les Vegas
Pittaburgh
Mo Hillsdale
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Mc Raleigh
Blamarck
SS Louis
Pomona
Buffalo
St Milwaukee
San Diego
Chicago
Nashville
Saatte
Cleveland
St New Orleans
Tampa
Dallas
New York
Denver
Oklahoma City
Washington
Eagles
Dave Adamson
Stone Creek Band
Arizona AG targets selling flavored bidis to minors
Arizona Attorney General Janet Napolitano vowed to sue retailers who sell bidis and other tobacco products to minors over the Internet or by phone. She said investigators used a 16 year old with a state credit card to buy from five outlets, four online and one by toll free line, with little verification of age.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Janet Napolitano
Napolitano
Oregon
Hardy Myers
Austin
Texas
John Cornyn
India
United States
State Revenue Department
Don Hall
Durango
Colo
Hall
Threatening caller sent to prison in multiple states
Sean Robert Francis, 21, pleaded guilty in federal court to eight counts of making threatening calls to women at colleges in Nebraska, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota and Oregon. He admitted to threats of rape and murder and faces about two years under federal guidelines. sentencing is set for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Sean Robert Francis
New York
FBI
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
Colleen McMahon
Francis
Paul Davison
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Montana State University
Bozeman
North Dakota State
Fargo
Oregon State University
Corvallis
Middletown
Step
Goshen
Tiffany Arrington
Proof of insurance required for auto registration in Topeka
AP reports a new Kansas law, effective soon, requiring proof of auto insurance to renew vehicle registrations. The measure, backed by Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius as consumer protection, aims to ensure coverage after accidents. Photocopies are allowed, and reinstatement of a suspended license will rise from $25 to an unspecified amount.
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Topeka
Eggicent
Kathleen Sebelius
Sheila Walker
Department of Vehicles For Revenue
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Austin Moody Kincaid
Austin Moody
Rodney
Husted
Casey’s
Fed Corp
H&r
Oreilly Auto
United Parcel
WalMart
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
10Th St. Lawrence
Boneappetitbakery
Fox
Ottawa Herald
Franklin
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Cedar
Porn
D. Many Mary, Edit
Jone Monigorer
Jehnny Sharp
Walter Rubel
Kethy Milas
Ofice
Festmager
Vernon J. Brown
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Hieedd
AccuWeather
AccuWeather, Inc
Accuweather.com
Sunny
Dhimndhead
Ingpnilte
Tawney
Geo
Pont
Lds
Buick
Cad
Creason-Tawney
Olds Ind
Ad Briefs
Bethany Publishers
Cornerstone
S. Main
Budges Sports Center
Franklin County Recycling
Helton
Sun
Trash Coil
Ottawa Sanitation
Halrport
Memory Lane
Rantoul
Pokemon
KSU
Chiefs
Ottawa Paint Company
Gary Normand
Globetrotters
Peoples Bank Travel Club
Norma
Stan
Sutton's
Tyes
The
Arizona AG
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