Funeral notices for Bozworth Schultz and Hughes in Kansas
Funeral services are planned for Helen C. Bozworth 55 of Ottawa to be held at Sacred Heart Church and Mt. Calvary Cemetery with burial at Leavenworth. Clarence Schultz 85 of Quenemo will be buried in Vassar Cemetery after services at Zion Lutheran Church. Evan Michael Hughes stillborn son of Michael and Melinda Hughes of Sedgwick to be buried at Hillside Cemetery. Memorials suggested to diabetes associations, 4-H endowment, Zion Lutheran Church, and St Joseph Medical Center Foundation.
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Helen C. Bozworth
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Michael Mullen
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Leavenworth
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Clarence Schultz
Mildred Heitschmidt
Hollywood
Zion Lutheran Church
Dame Schultz
Quenemo
Marla Browning
Sandra Sturdy
Lyndon
Lorence Schultz
Lincoln
Elizabeth Smishing
Wilson
Feltner Funeral Home
Evan M. Hughes
Wichita
Evan Michael Hughes
Michael
Melinda Hughes
Sedgwick
Hillside Cemetery
Evan
Miranda Hughes
Ethan Hughes
Doris Hughes
Melvern
Lowell
Bea Smart
Lydia Shafer
Gramm first to enter 1996 presidential race
Gramm formally entered the 1996 presidential race in College Station Texas vowing to end federal affirmative action and not seek a second term unless the budget is balanced in the first term. He spoke at Texas A&M University urging spending cuts tax cuts and government reform to let families invest in their futures. He predicted a rapid entry by Lamar Alexander and a planned Dole announcement in April.
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College Station
Texas
Phil Gramim
America
United States
Gramm
Texas A&m University
Congress
Aggie
Lamar Alexander
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
Gramm on Tax Reform and Budget Balance Plan
Gramm pledges to study replacing income tax with a flat tax and vows not to seek re election without a balanced budget in his first term. He would issue an executive order to end most federal affirmative action programs and proposes freezing federal spending for three years to balance the budget.
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Gramm
Gingrich Attacks Democrats Over Ethics Complaints
House Speaker Newt Gingrich accused Democrats of misusing the ethics system in a deliberate vicious vindictive way after a fresh ethics complaint. He spoke to the National Restaurant Association and said the minority party is waging a smear campaign while the ethics committee reviews funding for his college course and staff use.
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Washington
House
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
National Restaurant Association
Committee On
Tam
Ottawa County Court Roundup Sparks Mixed Sentences
District Court convicts include Roger Morse for aggravated escape with sentencing set for April 4 and David Hultz for marijuana possession and battery with sentencing April 3. Don Marconette jailed on a worthless check conviction but spared prison, plus diversions and fines in a related case. Police reports note teen arrests for battery and burglary auto theft, a DUI incident, a non injury accident with a wild turkey, and a hit and run involving a Burns car. Boarded by local names and addresses.
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Sion
Wesley Hickman
Walnut
Hultz
Patrick Echols
S. Locust
Robert J. Selis
Echols
Don Marconette
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Theroolise
Fifth and Elm
Michael E. Scott
E. Logan
West Second
Seventh and Locust
Florida Road
Us-50
Claude A. Sluder
Paul J. Boots
Ash
Charles
Dora Burns
N. Sycamore
Boots
15Th
Main
Main Street
Dodge City market hogs and cattle sales slow at Kansas feedlot
In Dodge City Kansas the AP reports very slow trade with 1,600 cattle and 1,100 slaughter steers and 400 slaughter heifers confirmed for Thursday. Weekly totals reach 47,300 head with about 28 percent previously contracted. Prices show mixed hogs and steady but weaker lighter weights. Nonferrous metals and precious metals also noted with spot prices for gold and silver listed.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Nonferrove Metals New York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Schwan’s ice cream settlement approved for patient notices
Judge Oris Schwan’s plan to notify customers by direct mail and newspaper ads after a nationwide salmonella outbreak was approved. Schwan’s Sales Enterprises reaches a settlement with plaintiffs. mailings start late March or April with ads in May. Objections deadline extended to July 12 amid printing delays. CDC confirmed at least 645 illness cases in 28 states including Kansas.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Kansas
National Baptist Convention backs Foster for surgeon general
The National Baptist Convention USA voted in Nashville to back Dr. Henry Foster Jr. for surgeon general. Rev. C. Cureton cited his work on programs preventing teen pregnancy and educating youth. The Greenville News reported the vote and reaction from church leaders.
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Greenville
S.C
National Baptist Convention
Henry Foster Jr
C. Cureton
Cureton
National Baptist Convention USA
Ing
Foster
Nashville
Tenn
Corrections Issued On Ottawa School Board Candidates
The Herald corrects errors about Jeanette Lowry noting two children with one in first grade at Eugene Field and a missing master’s degree in Spanish from the University of Kansas. It also fixes Jack Maxwell’s bios, stating he holds bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees from Purdue and a second master’s from Washington State, and is director of information systems at Ottawa University, not a teacher.
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Herald
Jeanette Lowry
Ottawa School Board
Lowry
Eugene Field
University of Kansas
Jack Maxwell
Ottawa Board of Education
Maxwell
Purdue University
Washington State University
Ottawa University
Overland Park
Phoenix
Milwaukee
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eNatha Betta
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New Yorkiap
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Oak County
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Trav
Willis Nursery
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Creason- Tawney Crooks
Dale's Body Shop
Lax Gislar
Gregory
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Buzzards Pizza
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Casey's Pomona
Star Industies
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Appanoose Recreation
West Franklin
Sarvaas Lighting & Decorating
Michigan Valley Michigan Co-op
Green Acres
Ned Hiatt R.V. Salee Karts Karts Pizza Shackles’s
House of Hair
Vanear
Overbrook Jacks Calell's Country Store
Davis Mout
Farmere Co-op
Kansas State Bank
Fieet Security Bank From the Heart
Mistar Video
Napa Northbrook Lumber
Obryhim's
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Brookside Manor
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Lawrence D&d Tie
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