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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2004
Page
1
Obituary for Velma Fine of Quenemo and Lyndon
Velma Louise Fine 81 died February 19 2004 at Brookside Manor Overbrook. Funeral Monday at Mt Pleasant Community Church born May 24 1922 Emporia daughter of David and Elsie Turner. She married Thomas Earl Fine in 1946 survived at home with four sons a daughter nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Memorials to Heart of America Hospice or Alzheimer's Association care of Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon.
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Lyndon
Mt. Pleasant
Michael Fine
Palm Harbor
Fla
Alan Fine
Topeka
Earl Dean Fine
Pomona
Jackie Fine
Quenemo
Retha Shaw
Feltner Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Heart of America Hospice
Alzheimer’s Association
Feltner Funeral Home
Malaysia says father of Pakistan nuclear program tied to arms network
A Malaysian inquiry reports that Abdul Qadeer Khan, linked to Pakistan's nuclear program, sold uranium enrichment equipment to Iran for 3 million dollars and signed Libya contracts. The 12 page police file names Malaysia’s prime minister son's company and middlemen in Britain and Switzerland, and will be handed to the IAEA.
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Malaysia
Pakistan
Iran
Libya
Bukhary Syed Abu Tahir
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.N
Senior Center Menu Week served with milk
Daily meals at the senior center list beef and noodles with carrots and strawberries on Monday. turkey with broccoli cheese soup and pickled beets on Tuesday. chicken tetrazzini or fish with a roll and blueberry fluff on Wednesday. pork patty with mashed potatoes and gravy and scalded apples on Thursday. and fish with potato wedges and mixed vegetables plus a raisin bar on Friday.
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Senior Center
California
Ad Briefs and Local Service Announcements
BEA and Hair Designers have moved to The Vintage Hair Company Salon at 417 E 7th St. Call 242-1119 for details. FR Co Health Dept offers preschool and kindergarten physicals and immunizations with appointment line 785-229-3690. February special offers $5 off tanning at Main Attraction, 444 S Main, 242-3055. Mardi Gras family party with dinner and music on Feb 21 at Sacred Heart Parish Center, 5th and Cedar. Tickets at door or call 242-2174.
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Hair Designers
Vintage Hair Company
7Th St
FR Co. Health Dept
Sacred Heart Parish Center
5Th and
Cedar
Supreme Court to rule on enemy combatant rights case
The Supreme Court will decide if U S citizens held as enemy combatants may be indefinitely detained without lawyers or courts. The cases loom as a test of presidential power versus civil liberties amid the war on terror and include Jose Padilla and Yaser Hamdi.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
America
Chicago
Jose Padilla
Padilla
Pakistan
United States
Yaser Esam Hamdi
Afghanistan
Stewart prosecution witness wavers on key testimony
In New York the government rested its case against Martha Stewart and her stockbroker Friday after a prosecution witness wavered slightly about prior testimony that had damaged the homemaking mogul. On Thursday Mariana Pasternak testified Stewart.
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ImClone
Sam Waksal
Pasternak
Stewart
Martha
Michael Schachter
Mars rovers dig trenches to study soil for water clues
NASA scientists observe Spirit trenching 2.8 to 3.1 inches deep in a crater while Opportunity prepares to inspect rock El Capitan. Upper soil samples on both rovers aim to reveal past water presence on Mars. Mission manager Jim Erickson notes Spirit faced firmer ground than Opportunity, delaying digging time.
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Los Angeles
NASA
Mars
Spirit
Opportunity
el Capitan
Jim Erickson
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
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