Funeral services mark life of Dean I McMillin Lyndon
Funeral services for Dean I. McMillin 70 Lyndon will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lyndon United Methodist Church with burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. He was born April 19, 1911, northeast of Melvern, lived in Osage County, worked as a farmer, cafe operator, later at Topeka, and retired from the Osage County Noxious Weed Department. Survived by Ozell Bitts McMillin, two sons, two sisters, a brother, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Burial arrangements by Feltner Funeral Home. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Irma Moline Carpenter, 68, Bell, California, with services in Cypress, California, and surviving relatives.
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Dean I. McCmillin
Lyndon
Dean I. McMillin
Lyndon United Methodist Church
Pleasant View Cemetery
McMillin
Melvern
Osage County
Olivet
Topeka
Rosemont United
Calif
Feltner Funeral Home
Irma M. Carpenter
Irma Moline
Wiscombe) Carpenter
Bell
Forest Lawn Memorial Park Chapel
Cypress
Carpenter
Williamsburg
William J. Carpenter
Bruce Richardson
Gale Richardson
California
Marlene Stamper
Cincinatti
Snow Valley Taxi Opens in Ottawa With Snowy Fleet and Fixed Hours
Snow Valley Taxi starts Saturday in Ottawa at 132 S. Hickory. Bruce Cox and associates operate three all white 1980 Plymouth Volares with five drivers. Service runs 5 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. The firm offers time calls, grocery delivery, and a 50 cent senior discount during a trial period. Drivers wear uniforms, no smoking in cars, and will assist passengers and carry parcels.
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Bob Burtch
Ottawans
Bruce Cox and
Snow Valley Taxi
S. Hickory
Cox
Snow Valley
CPI Gains Slow to 3.5 Percent annual in January
Washington AP reports inflation slowed in January to an annual rate of 3.5 percent, the weakest since mid 1980. The Labor Department says CPI rose 0.3 percent for the month, with food prices surging and analysts noting the lull may reverse as the economy remains in recession.
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Labor Department
Ottawa woman charged in welfare check theft
Sharon N Struttman of 1633H Osage Drive was arrested on forgery and theft charges in connection with a welfare check stolen from a mailbox at the Mission Woods housing complex off West 15th Street. The 40-year-old was jailed awaiting an initial appearance as DPS notes multiple mail thefts, including food stamp losses, in the area and urges mail precautions.
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Richmond
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Ottawa
Wayne EB
Mauk
Sycamore
Mission Woods
West 15Th Street
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Sharon N. Struttman
Osage
Struttman
Tony DeLaTorre
Department of Public Safety
Terry A. Adams
DeLaTorre
Adams
Community event and sale briefs sweep Ottawa area
Local ads list breakfast specials at Hill House and L&M Buffet, a Skunk Run book sale, social club hours, a Richmond Lions Club pancake feed, new pet food shipments, tax free bond pitches, Woody at Nadine’s with midweek specials, Boy Scout fundraiser, kids clothes sale, Elks rib and shrimp feed, pancake suppers, winter sidewalk sale, Eagles gathering, ceramics closure, Ginger Bealmer salon bookings, and Monty’s broasted chicken with eat in options. Multiple items include dates, times and prices.
Faulty Design Cited in Hyatt Regency Collapse Affects 113 Deaths
Federal investigators say design changes to walkway hanger supports caused the Hyatt Regency disaster in Kansas City. Workmanship and materials were not factors. The 349 page National Bureau of Standards report assigns the initial failure to a redesigned connection, noting the fourth floor walkway failed first and plummeted into the lobby during a tea dance.
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Washington
Kansas City
National Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Standards
Barker Plea Bargain In Minister Kidnapping Case
Overland Park man James R. Bennett faces a single kidnapping count after a plea bargain reduces five charges. Bennett, 27, admitted involvement in abducting Rev. Ron Copeland and his family in Williamsburg, while four kidnapping counts and a stolen property count were dismissed. Copeland and family were held at knife point for about 90 minutes before Bennett was arrested.
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Overland Park
Williamsburg
Wendell Barker
James R. Bennett
Barker
Bennett
Ron Copeland
United Methodist Church of
Kansas City
Kan
Copeland
Oklahoma
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