Obituaries for Smith Farr Madden in Kansas towns
Rodney James Smith 86 of Osage City died December 30 2000 at home Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Lyndon First United Presbyterian Church He was born January 13 1914 and married Sara Blaney in 1937 He worked 25 years for Atlantic Richfield and farmed Survived by son Edwin Smith Ottawa daughters Martha Gordon Fort Worth Elizabeth Moore sister Eugene Roehrman Sun City Grandchildren and step-grandchildren Body lies in state 2-8 pm Wednesday at Feltner Chapel Lyndon with service times and burial details Memorials suggested to the American Heart Association or Emporia State University Leliah M Farr 86 Ottawa died January 1 2001 Funeral 1:30 pm Friday at Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Born December 31 1914 in Emporia She married Charles Farr in 1938 Deputy Lyon County deeds official for years Later worked at Ottawa University 30 years Union Chapter 15 Order of the Eastern Star member She survived by daughter Janice McBride Clathe three grandchildren and two great-granddaughters Burial at Highland Cemetery Memorials to Ottawa Building Fund Cassie Madden 7 Wellsville died Tuesday Funeral 10 am Saturday at First United Methodist Church Ottawa Visitation 6-8 pm at Heise Funeral Home Ottawa Memorial contributions to Cassie Madden Memorial Fund A full obituary to follow
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Saudis weigh modest oil cuts to defend prices
Saudi officials say production reductions to slow market surplus of over 1.5 million barrels will be limited and timed with an OPEC meeting in Vienna on January 17. UAE and other Gulf ministers echo support for possible 1.5 million barrel a day cuts if needed to stabilize prices.
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Two continents, two origins reshape early mammal teeth theory
A paleontology study published in Nature argues that advanced tribospheric molars evolved independently in northern and southern mammal groups after Pangea split around 160 million years ago. The finding, supported by Madagascar and Australia fossils, challenges the view of a single northern origin for these teeth.
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Russians Move Short Range Nukes to Baltic Base
United States officials say Russia moved tactical nuclear weapons to a Baltic Sea base in Kaliningrad, signaling pressure on NATO to withdraw similar arms. The move follows NATO expansion and raises concerns over arms control and European security.
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Ottawa KS 10 Day Forecast Highlights Wet Pacific Northwest Snow
High pressure keeps the southern country dry while rain moves onshore in the Pacific Northwest. Snow showers appear in the Bitterroots and the Great Lakes region with snow in New England. Local temperatures reference yesterday's high.
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Markets slip as earnings fears weigh on Wall Street
New York stocks fell after noon trade as earnings and economy worries lingered. The Dow dropped to 10,590.85, Nasdaq eased to 2,275.23, and S&P 500 stood at 1,276.20 amid hopes for later rate cuts. Analysts expect a modest January with a spring rebound contingent on lower borrowing costs. Local quotes show mixed firm and commodity prices across grains and farm services.
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