Obituaries notice for Elizabeth Hill and others
Obituary items note Elizabeth G. Hill 78 of Ottawa died Dec 28 1990 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital born Feb 27 1912 on an Indian reservation near Holton survived by daughter Karin Waterman brother Paul Gaynor sister Olive Hehr two grandsons and three great grandchildren body donated no services memorials to Southview Hospice. Also Rosa May Leppala 81 of Duluth Minn died Dec 27 1990 graveside service Dec 29 at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin born Sept 19 1909 near Pretty Prairie Kansas lived in Baldwin and Duluth widow of Fred Leppala survived by step daughter Lurline Elliott nephew Philip Miller and cousins memorials to American Cancer Society. Funeral details for Lee Eugene Gene May 66 of O’Fallon Illinois formerly Ottawa death Dec 28 1990 automobile accident near Fairview Heights Illinois service Feb etc cremation to follow survived by wife Darline Potter Caldwell son Troy May daughter Karen May mother Ethel May two stepdaughters Bonnie Beyers and Brenda Pierce brother Rudolph May sisters Louise Ward and Juanita Short four step grandchildren.
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Elizabeth G. Hill
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Holton
Edward J
Virginia Margaret Marteney Gaynor
Ottawa
Milo Waylan Hill
Hawthorne
Gardena
Calif
Northrop Aircraft Company
Pomona
Tulsa
Oklo
California
Karin M. Waterman
Paul Gaynor
S. Cedar
Olive Mae Hehr
Eureka
Southview Hospice
Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Rosa May Leppala Baldwin
Rosa May Leppala
Duluth
Minn
Prairie City Cemetery
Baldwin
Pretty Prairie
Kingman County
Philip
Evalina Emery Miller
Thornton
Iowa
Baldwin High School
Clear Lake
Fred Leppala
Lurline Elliott
Woodside
Philip R. Miller
Thermopolis
Wyo
Lamb- Roberts
American Cancer Society
Lee E. May
Lee Eugene
Gene” May
O'Fallon
Fairview Heights
Ill
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
May
Haynesville
Lee
Ethel Stone May
Arkansas
Smackover
Ark
Franklin
Miami Counties
Troy Lee May
San Diego
Karen Jean May
Overland Park
el Dorado
Bonnie Sue Beyers
Lawrence
Brenda Kay Pierce
Rochester
Mich
Rudolph May
Enid
Okla
Louise Ward
Greenville
Tenn
Juanita Short
Felsenthal
Dole Maintains Strong GOP Backing Despite Slip
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole backed President Bush 80 percent during 1990s second session, trailing Connie Mack who led with 88 percent. Congressional Quarterly analyzed 93 Senate and 108 House roll calls, noting Dole’s long record as Bush’s top Senate ally while Nancy Kassebaum ranked lower in 1990.
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Barry Massey
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Bush
House
Dole
GOP
Connie Mack
R-Fla
Congressional Quarterly
Washington Journal
Congressional
Congress
White House
Nancy Kassebaum
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Walt Riker
Kansas to add 150 bed center for mentally ill inmates
Corrections Secretary Steve Davies announced the state will begin building a 150 bed mental health center in Lamed Kansas next month. Construction aims to finish by November 1991 with inmates moved in by January 1992 under a federal court order to improve conditions. MW Builders of Leawood won the $12.84 million contract to hire about 400 workers.
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Topeka
Kan
Lamed
Steve Davies
Davies
Lamed State Hospi
Tal
Larned Hospital
Department of Corrections
MW Builders of
Kansas
Trailblazing trio trek across Kansas on coast to coast trail
Three explorers Ellen Dudley Eric Seaborg and Sam Carlson trek from Point Reyes California toward Delaware along the American Discovery Trail with Kansas hospitality fueling their cross country hike. They stay in Cimarron after Kansas winter storm and plan to finish mid winter.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ellen Dudley
Eric Seaborg
Sam Carlson
Point Reyes National Seashore
San Francisco
Cimarron
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Dudley
Backpacker Magazine
American Hiking Society of Washington
Coleman Co
Chevrolet
Seaborg
Hiking Society
Carlson
Ms. Dudley
Union of Concerned Scientists
Washington, D.C
Point Reyes
Midwest
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge
Delaware
District Court News and Marriage Licenses Summary
Marriage licenses issued in Ottawa include Kimberly S. Moore and Robert L. Thompson both 21 and 25 respectively, Edward Lee Salyers 28 and Annie Elizabeth Morrissey 28. also Kevin F. Hodges 21 and Angela G. Alderman 22 of Manhattan. The Daily Report lists court notices and meal plan details for the Senior Citizens Center, including closure days for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, and a weekly menu featuring Swiss steak, macaroni and cheese, cabbage roll, and sides.
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District Court News
Kimberly S. Moore
Robert L. Thompson
Ottawa
Edward Lee Salyers
Annie Elizabeth Morrissey
Kevin F. Hodges
Angela G. Alderman
Manhattan
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Senior Citizens Center
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