Rev James William Howie 69 obituary from Ottawa
The Rev. James William Howie 69 of Ottawa died February 23 2008. A requiem mass will be 10 am Thursday at Grace Episcopal Church Ottawa with Bishop Dean J. Wolfe officiating. A second Mass will be at St Pauls on the Hill Minnesota at a later date. He was born April 29 1938 in Minneapolis and lived in several states before moving to Ottawa in 2005. He was ordained in 1968 and served Minnesota and Ohio parishes retiring in 1998. He married Georgia Eason in 1975. survivors include a son Christopher and daughter-in-law Katie, a sister and two nieces and nephews. Cremation planned. Memorials to St Aidan’s Episcopal Church or The Presiding Bishop’s Fund for World Relief. Condolences to dengelmortuary at eglobal.net.
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Breck School
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St. Paul
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St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church
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Obituary notices for Warner Clark and John Ott
Two centenarian and nonagenarian deaths announced. Warner Clark, 80, Baldwin City, died February 25, 2008 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with arrangements by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. John Ott, 94, Ottawa, died February 25, 2008. Dengel Sons Mortuary to announce arrangements.
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Gaillard-Taylor sentenced in shooting plot case
Gaillard-Taylor and Jeffrey A. Campbell face charges of attempted first degree murder and conspiracy for the Dec 19 2006 shooting of Miller on South Nickory Street. Winter and House pled guilty for testimony. Winter got five and a half years, House three years.
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Appraisers weigh Orion switch and tax valuation impact
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City eyes address numbers rule amid planning items
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Smoking Ban Faces Senate Vote in Kansas Legislature
The Kansas Senate committee weighs a proposed statewide smoking ban with a county by county approach to appease critics. Senators Brungardt Umbarger Schmidt Haley join a split panel where Brungardt and Umbarger back changes, Haley leans strict, and parts of the bill seek exceptions for adult venues.
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Obama grows lead as white men lift Obama nationwide
A national AP Ipsos poll shows Barack Obama ahead of Hillary Clinton among white men and liberals, with momentum from 11 straight primaries. He leads Clinton 46 to 43 percent overall, while retaining strong support from older voters and some income groups.
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Bush to have pro-Iraq War GOP successor, says 2008 bid
President Bush told donors at the Republican Governors Association dinner that voters will elect a Republican president in 2008 who will continue the Iraq War effort. He expressed confidence in holding the White House and urged gains in the House and Senate, plus Republican governors across states. The address came as his final year in office dominates campaign activity.
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Leaked Obama photo in tribal dress stirs online controversy
The AP photo from Obama's 2006 Kenya visit shows him in a white turban and wraparound robe given by elders in Wajir. The image circulated on Drudge Report amid smear claims, with Clinton aides denying involvement. Obama called such politics saddening.
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McCain says to win he must persuade on Iraq policy
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