Marvin C. Setter Greely 60 obituary remains in Greeley
Marvin C. Setter Greely 60 of Greeley died January 5 2005 at Golden Heights Living Center Services 10 am Saturday at St Johns Catholic Church Greeley He was born September 3 1944 in Greeley to John W and Marie H Setter He retired after 25 years with Taylor Forge and BEHM owned Letter Quick Shop and Letter Retail Liquor Store for 24 years Survived by two sons Gerry and Douglas Setter two daughters Donna Pecek and Jamie Katzer a brother Maurice Setter and a sister Mary Blackman four grandchildren Burial at St Johns Cemetery A rosary is 7 pm Friday at St Johns The family will receive friends afterwards Memorials to Hospice Care of Kansas.
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Markets Edge Higher in Early Trading Across Indices
In early trading the Dow rose 11.97 to 10,634.85, up 0.1 percent, with the S and P 500 gaining 2.15 to 1,190.04 and the Nasdaq up 4.72 to 2,094.72. Local grain quotes show Overbrook and Ottawa prices for hard wheat, soybeans, corn, and milo, plus USDA Farm Service Agency county figures for corn, milo, oats, soybeans, and wheat.
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Bevis Lake Renamed Butthead Lake in Bureau Records
Bevis Lake a 5.7 acre lake near Seattle appears in Bureau records under the jokey name Butthead Lake. Ken Brown a land surveyor with the state Department of Natural Resources calls the rename a bored Census Bureau joke related to the Beavis and Butt-head TV show.
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Law firm partners complete bankruptcy filing readiness
Blaine Finch and Bob Green of Robert W. Green Chartered completed required steps for electronic filing of bankruptcy claims and petitions as of September 1 2004. Each attorney must finish a training and email exam before filing. The firm represents debtors and creditors. Winter supplies and local notices follow.
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Arrest of Killen in 1964 murders shocks Mississippi
A 79 year old Edgar Ray Killen was arrested in Neshoba County on three counts of murder for the 1964 killings of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. Sheriff Larry Myers said more arrests were expected as authorities reopen civil rights era cases.
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Abu Ghraib ringleader Graner faces trials and dropped counts
Prosecutors dropped two charges against Charles Graner of Uniontown Pa, the ringleader in abuse at Abu Ghraib. The move cited evidentiary or strategic reasons with Graner facing up to 24 1/2 years for conspiracy to maltreat detainees assault and indecent acts. Jury selection looms as other soldiers face charges.
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Tsunami death toll nears 145000 in Indonesia
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan called the disaster the worst seen on Sumatra as 4000 more bodies were recovered, lifting the confirmed death toll to about 145000. With thousands more missing and disease threats, the UN warns the total will rise beyond 150000. Jan Egeland cautioned the figure is a low estimate.
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Gang convicted for border slayings in Ciudad Juarez
Ten alleged gang members were convicted for the killings of 12 women in Ciudad Juarez. Four bus drivers, linked to Los Toltecas, were sentenced to 40 to 113 years for premeditated homicide, aggravated rape, and criminal association in the slayings of six women.
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Nine GIs Die in Iraq Deadliest Day This Month
A roadside bomb in northwest Baghdad killed seven U.S. soldiers while two Marines died in western Iraq. The attacks marked the deadliest day for American forces this month as Iraq extended a 30 day state of emergency to counter militant violence ahead of elections. The prime minister warned the death toll could rise.
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Derailment Tragedy Evacuations After Chlorine Gas Release
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