Obituary notices from multiple Kansas towns dated January 6 1994
Ruby Burgoon 74 Pomona dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital wife of Raymond E Cotton Burgoon survived funeral arrangements by Dengel and Son Mortuary Leota M Nichols 85 Ottawa dies at Ottawa Retirement Village Mortuary Maxine E Miller 83 Wellsville dies at Olathe Medical Center funeral 2 pm Saturday at Wilson and Son Chapel Wellsville burial Rock Creek Cemetery Miami County born 1910 daughter of Bertran J and May Louisa Balch Elliot married Harry E Miller 1930 Lawrence survived by husband four sons eight grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren memorials to Wellsville Baptist Church Kenneth Herman Goins 74 Garnett dies Jan 5 1994 funeral 2 pm Saturday Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery born 1919 Greeley son of Herman and Ella Goins married Catherine Jones 1940 Ottawa survived by brother William J Goins sister Violet Askins memorials to American Heart Association
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Ruby Burgoon Pomona
Ruby Burgoon
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Raymond E. “Cotton” Burgoon
Dengel and Son Mottuary
Leota M. Nichols
Ottawa
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Maxine E
Miller Wellsville
Miller
Wellsville
Olathe Medical Center
Wilson and Son Chapel
Rock Creek Cemetery
Miami County
Bertran J
May Louisa (Balch) Elliot
Harry E. Miller
Lawrence
Wellsville High School
Lawrence Business School
Kenneth H. Goins
Garnett
Kenneth Herman Goins
Arkhaven Nursing Home
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Garnett Cemetery
Greeley
Herman Edward
Ella Etta (Gibbons) Goins
Catherine Jones
Anderson
Franklin
William J. Goins
Violet Askins
Garett
Farris-Feuerborn Chapel
American Heart Association
Three Teens Arrested Over High School Kidnapping
Newton police say two Newton High School students were bound with duct tape, robbed, and dumped in Wichita by three classmates. Three teenage girls were being held in a juvenile detention center after the Tuesday incident, with hearings set for two 16 year olds and a 15 year old. Authorities say the suspects could face aggravated kidnapping and felony theft charges.
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Newton, Kan
Wichita
Newton High School
Harvey County
Saline County
Newton
Ron Jackson
Market in brief major market indexes 11 am 1994
Kansas feedlot sales show very slow trade with light inquiry and demand. About 73 200 head confirmed to date including 19 900 previously contracted cattle. Slaughter steers and heifers offered mostly 1250 lb and 1100 lb at about 71.00 per cwt. Nonferrous metals in New York show spot prices for gold silver and mercury with daily quotes from Handy Harman and NY Comex.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Wandy & Harman
Handy & Harman
Mercury
Pomona Briefs Mixed Local Incidents And Court Actions
A Pomona Daily Report item notes a gasoline theft at Casey's General Store with no loss amount listed. District Court dismissed a charge of indecent liberties with a child due to speedy trial issues. Municipal court records show numerous fines for driving with a suspended license, no insurance, and other offenses. Police reports include a payphone theft and a solar memorial theft. An accident on East B and Franklin sent one person to hospital. December building permits in Ottawa Kansas list several projects and removals across multiple addresses.
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Casey
Pomona
Ron Speer
S. Oak
Scott Ryburn
Darrin L. Hill
S. Sycamore
Debra Payne
S. Elm
Tony Ramos Chacon
el Paso
Texas
Max O. Rockers
Cypress
Vance L. Vogeler
Louisiana Road
Darik L. Schmoe
S. Poplar
Paul C. Byrd
S. Mulberry
Robert Parker
Corey L. Anderson
Tennessee Road
Bruce Peterson
East B
Franklin Streets
Thomas S. Scott
David A. Runnells
Runnells
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Kansas Racetrack Alliance reports poll favoring casino voting
The Kansas Racetrack Alliance said a statewide poll shows Kansans want to vote on casino gaming with a majority supporting it. The group, including Greyhound Park Frontenac Wichita Greyhound Park and The Woodlands Kansas City, Kan, forecast strong support and urge legislative voter referendums.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Racetrack Alliance Today
Alliance
Kansas
Camptown
State Senate
House
Greyhound Park
Frontenac
Wichita Greyhound Park
the Woodlands
Kansas City
Kan
Russian leader calls Clinton coward ahead of Moscow summit
Vladimir Zhirinovsky blasted Bill Clinton as a coward and urged him to stay home and play his saxophone during Clinton’s three day visit to Moscow for talks with Boris Yeltsin. He spoke to reporters in Shchelkovo as he received a new parliamentary membership card.
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Shchelkovo
Russia
Vladimir Zhirinovsky
Bill Clinton
Moscow
Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
Zhirinovsky
White House
Hitler
Mussolini
Parole Hearings Set to Hear Eligible Inmates
Three public hearings slated this month will hear inmates eligible for parole in January. Dennis M. McCurdy Michael D. Secrest Michael A. Shoemaker Lorenzo C. Rothschild Charles Reeves Roger L. Staggs Richard R. Hiser are listed as eligible. Hearings run Jan 25 at Topeka Center for Historic Research Jan 27 at Wichita City Council chambers and Jan 26 in Wyandotte County Courthouse commission room.
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Parole Board
Center For Historic Research
W. 10Th
Topeka
Wyandotte County Courthouse
N. 7Th
Wichita City Council
N. Main
Dennis M. McCurdy
Anderson County
Franklin County
Michael D. Secrest
Miami County
Michael A. Shoemaker
Lorenzo C. Rothschild
Charles Reeves
Roger L. Staggs
Richard R. Hiser
Chanute man sentenced to 10 years in prison for large indoor marijuana operation
Larry W. Johnson, 48, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute over 3,000 marijuana plants in what authorities call Kansas largest indoor grow operation. U.S. District Judge Montie L. Belot ordered 10 year federal term, $15,000 fine, and five years probation in Wichita.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Larry W. Johnson
Montie L. Belot
Johnson
Jobless claims rise sharply as claims surge in week
The Labor Department reported 363,000 first-time unemployment claims for the week ended Jan 1, up from 293,000 the prior week. The four week moving average rose to 328,500, with economists noting the holiday effect and ongoing hiring alongside smaller firms showing steady improvement. California led declines in initial claims while Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, and Florida also posted decreases.
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Washington
Labor Department
California
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
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