Liebst Jr. Graveside Service Set in Kansas
Benjamin Franklin Liebst Jr. 66 of Denver died Thursday Jan 5 1995. Graveside services 2 p.m. Monday at Greeley City Cemetery Greeley Kansas with Masonic rites. Born April 13 1928 in Greeley he lived in Leavenworth Lansing and Denver. Survivors include wife Doris daughter Elizabeth Cano stepfather Obern Stephenson and four grandchildren. Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa Kansas in charge.
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Benjamin F. Liebst, JR
Denver
Colo
Benjamin Franklin Liebst Jr
Greeley City Cemetery
Greeley
Kan
Carl Ellis
Violet (Dailey) Liebst
Leavenworth
Lansing
Doris Liebst
Elizabeth D. Cano
Meeker
Cole
Obern Stephenson
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Kansas
District Court records show teenage convictions and summonses
District Court Convictions Bryan Frye 17 pleaded guilty to LSD possession and was to be sentenced Feb 22 after Dec 1 arrest at the Franklin County Courts Building during a murder hearing. Juvenile docket lists Randy Kalm 15 and Timothy Johnson 15 summoned for criminal trespass at Ottawa Middle School. Burns 17 to answer burglary and criminal damage at Pizza Village. Richardson 16 to face gasoline theft at Amoco. Ingram 14 to answer criminal trespass Nov 8 at Edith Salb home with Fab 2 date. Divorces and marriage licenses shown. Municipal Court sentences include DUI fines midlevel jail terms and various minor charges.
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Bryan K. Frye
Sand Creek Road
Frye
Franklin County Courts
Randy D. Kalm
S. Locust
Timothy R. Johnson
W. Std
Amoco Food Shop
S. Cedar
Richardson
Jonathan J. Ingram
Willow
Edith Salb
Ingram
Threesa L
Ronald W. Taylor
John M
Stephanie F. Turner
Amy Lou Edwards
Johnnie Ray Voters
Lyndon
Max Denton Rockers
Gaylene Jean Oakes
Ottawa
William E. Hawkins
Garnett officer unlikely to face action in shooting
Kansas officials said no action against the officer is expected as the KBI continues the probe into the Tuesday shooting that left Paul Bailey seriously wounded at his parents’ Garnett home. The KBI lab work could delay a full report to Anderson County officials.
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Arnett
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Paul Bailey
Bailey
Helen
Lloyd Cramer
Garnett
Jack Eden
Eden
KBI
Justi
Anderson County
Bryan Hastert
Hastert
Bill Delaney
Tom Williams
Iola
Delaney
Soil workshop in Franklin County offered next week
Franklin County Extension Service will sponsor a two day In-depth Soil Workshop on January 16 and 17. Preregistration due by January 13. Darren D. Hibdon says topics include soil fertility micro nutrients plant growth patterns and nutrient management. Cost is 20 dollars includes materials and lunch. call 242-3166 for reservations.
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Franklin County Extension Service
Franklin County
S. Main
Darren D. Hibdon
Hibdon
Franklin County Extension Office
IMF Talks With Mexico Focus On Crisis Aid
Mexican Finance Minister Guillermo Ortiz met Friday with IMF officials to seek support as the IMF prepares to begin standby credit talks next week. IMF Director Michel Camdessus said Mexico's reform program offers a solid basis for discussions. Ortiz also spoke with acting Treasury Secretary Frank Newman after meeting investors in New York amid a peso crisis that has slashed the currency’s value and sparked inflation fears.
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Washington
Guillermo Ortiz
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Mexico
Michel Camdessus
Ernesto Zedillo
Ortiz
Treasury
Frank Newman
New York
Senior Menus for Area Nutrition Sites Weekly
For reservations call the nutrition site a day ahead. Ottawa 242 7440 Garnett 448 6996 Lane 869 2002 Osage City 528 4170 Pomona 566 3608 Rantoul 878 3736 Richmond 835 6465 Waverly 733 2603 Wellsville 883 4334 Williamsburg 746 5459. Monday chicken noodles with pickled beets carrot raisin salad biscuit citrus cup. Tuesday Polish sausage and bun sauerkraut mixed vegetables date bar. Wednesday ham beans chilled tomatoes onions spinach cornbread chilled plums. Thursday chicken patty au gratin potatoes green beans bun pears. Friday spaghetti with meat sauce Italian vegetables applesauce Italian bread Jell O with cherries nuts and pineapple.
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Ottawa
Garnett
Lane
Osage City
Pomona
Rantoul
Richmond
Waverly
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Sacred Heart School
Central Heights
Pomona High
Pomona Elementary
Ottawa School Week Menus With Breakfast and Lunch Options
Ottawa and area schools publish weekly breakfast and lunch menus listing each weekday. Meals include waffles and fruit, tacos, pork fritters, hamburgers, chicken patty items, and vegetarian options across multiple districts with no school days noted on Fridays.
AIDS lobby head named Mark Barnes named executive director
Washington AP Mark Barnes a former New York health official and AIDS policy director 1989 92 becomes executive director of the AIDS Action Council. He led HIV prevention and treatment programs in New York City and state, helped create a tuberculosis control program, and advised the Clinton health care reform task force. He pledged to keep AIDS at the top legislative agenda and stress urgency to policymakers.
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Washington
Mark Barnes
New York
Aids Action Council
Barnes
New York State
New York City
Dinkins
Clinton
Executive
Legislative Branch
Park service kills deer addicted to junk food at Grand Canyon
National Park Service rangers have shot about 13 mule deer since December at Phantom Ranch as deer fed on visitors snacks. Officials say the animals became ill from junk food like Cheetos and candy, and plan to cull roughly two more this week while expanding education to curb feeding wildlife. An animal rights group argues enforcement could have prevented the problem.
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Imme EU
Park
Ariz
National Park Service
David Haskell
Grand Canyon National Park
Phantom Ranch
Haskell
Park Service
D.J. Schubert
Fund For Animals
Wall Street Glance Jan. 6 1994 market snapshot
New York stocks closed higher led by the Dow, while the Nasdaq rose sharply. Major indexes recorded gains with the Dow at 3,867.41, S&P 500 at 460.68, and Nasdaq Composite at 749.69, amid total consolidated volume near 372 million and 2,948 issues traded.
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Wall Street
Standard&Poor
Standard&Poor's
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