Obituaries for Vera Rose Stencel and Bennie Parks
Vera Rose Stencel 69 of Vinland died Feb 24 2002 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 7 p.m. Wed at Vinland United Methodist Church. Survived by son Tony Stencel daughters Brenda Fisher and Marcia Williamson, brother Duane Chanay, sister Diane Purvis, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Bennie Parks 84 of Garnett died Feb 25 2002 at Anderson County Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Sat at Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel with burial in Mont Ida Cemetery. Survived by wife Opal, son Ralph Bennie Parks daughters Margaret Snyder and Phyllis Adams, brother Ray Parks, five sisters, six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Carol L. Tindell 82 of Garnett died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Arrangements pending with Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel.
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Vera Rose Stencel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vinland United Methodist Church
Vinland
Douglas County
William Chanay
Cecil Irene (Schultz) Chanay
Olathe
Tony Stencel
Warner-Robinson
Brenda Fisher
Baldwin
Marcia Williamson
Kansas City
Duane Chanay
Diane Purvis
Lamb- Roberts-Hesse
Vinland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts- Heise
Baldwin City
Kansas
Bennie” Parks
Anderson County Hospital
Farris-Feuerbron Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Gary Benjamin
Muhall
Okla
LeRoy
Margaret (Smith) Parks
Anderson County
Opal Long
Westphalia
Ralph Bennie Parks
Welda
Margaret Snyder
Rogers
Ark
Phyllis Opal Adams
Ray Parks
Richmond
Fayle Little
Oklahoma City
Harriett Olt
Carol L. Tindell
Hutchinson student charged after tackling two college mascots
Hutchinson Community College student Nathaniel Winston, 18, faces two counts of misdemeanor battery after allegedly chasing and tackling two mascots at a game venue. The incident occurred after a Hutchinson versus Colby Community College basketball game in the Hutchinson Sports Arena. Jeremy Devine, 14, was knocked to the floor during the confrontation and treated for chest and leg injuries. his father Gerald Devine, 39, defended him as the elder mascot. Winston is free on $1,000 bond awaiting Munici pal Court appearance Friday.
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Nathaniel Winston
Hutchinson Community College
Colby Community College
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Devine
Jeremy
Hutchinson Sports Arena
Winston
Lee Fesler
Fesler
Jeremy Devine
Market decline after consumer confidence drop rattles Wall Street
Markets fell as the Conference Board reported the Consumer Confidence Index at 94.1 for the month, down from 97.8 in January, halting a two day rally. The Dow lost 69.47 points to 10076.24 while the Nasdaq slid 14.71 to 1755.17 and the S&P 500 slipped 6.01 to 1103.42. Local stocks and grain prices are listed for Thursday afternoon and county grain quotes.
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Ottawa Mayor's Prayer Luncheon Corrected Date
Correction: Ottawa Mayor's Prayer Luncheon now set for 11 45 a m Wednesday March 20 at Westminster Presbyterian Church 13th and Maple Tickets available at Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce 109 E Second
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Army changes training after fatal off-base shooting
The Army's Special Forces revised Green Beret training to prevent a repeat of a deadly off-base incident at Fort Bragg. Soldiers in civilian clothes will not participate in external exercises and no role playing with civilian law enforcement will occur. Deputy Butler shot a soldier during a misread scenario. no charges will be filed.
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Moore County
Tallas Tomeny
Sgt
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None of 500 Afghanistan prisoners likely to face tribunal
The Pentagon says none of nearly 500 prisoners captured in Afghanistan appears suitable for new military tribunals. Interrogations focus on intelligence and future attacks, not building cases. Pentagon and CIA officials say no candidates have emerged yet, with rules for tribunals still under development.
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Snow Cancels Flights At Detroit As Arctic Cold Arrives
Northwest Airlines canceled more than 200 flights into and out of Detroit today as heavy snow and arctic air swept across the upper Midwest. Up to seven inches possible in Detroit area. Michigan endures unusually warm winter before a brief return to winter.
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