Lloyd Funeral Notice and Stevenin Memorial in California
Doroth y May Lloyd age 74 of 1216 Ohio Road Princeton died Jan 8 1992 in Topeka funeral at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Jerrald R Harden officiating burial in Princeton Cemetery She married Evan Lloyd in 1943 and survived by husband son John E Lloyd two daughters Linda Tesar Connie Wombie four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Velora Mae Peterson Stevenin 74 Visalia died Dec 30 1991 funeral Jan 3 1992 at Miller Memorial Chapel Visalia burial Visalia District Cemetery She was born Sept 18 1918 in Ottawa married Claude Stevenin in 1936 later moved to California with family in 1978 They had two daughters Donna Eriksen and Marsha Haun seven grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Dorothy M. Lloyd
Dorothy May Lloyd
Ohio Road
Princeton
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jerrald R. Harnden
Princeton Cemetery
Ottawa
John Poteet
Lottie (West) Dodd
Evan
Lloyd
Franklin County
Ottawa High School
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Barr
Gollier
First United Methodist Church
Princeton Workers Extension Homemaker Unit
Princeton Grand Anny of the Republic
John E. Lloyd
Spring Hill
Linda Tesar
Prince
Velora Stevenin
Visalia
Calif
Velora Mae (Peterson) Stevenin
Miller Memorial Chapel
Visalia District
Claude Stevenin
Claude Stevenin Jr
Donna Eriksen
Marsha Haun
Ottawa hospital notes log admissions and arrests
The Daily Report lists hospital admissions for Ballard Wood and Sharon Adams with Lucille Krietanson and Derek Moon all from Ottawa and Lyndon. Sheriff notes a burglary on a Wellsville home with a video cassette recorder stolen around year end valued at about 300 dollars. Police report a vehicle hood scratch on Teresa Johnson’s car near Osage Drive with 50 dollars damage. Municipal court covers multiple minor charges including battery, no auto insurance, petty theft, trespassing, criminal damage, obstructing, and DUI with fines, diversions, and jail time. An accident report describes a hit and run damaging a Boers Construction truck with under 500 dollars damage. Fire department incident at Cedar Square Apartments notes a smoke alarm with no fire. Local market quotes for wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, and redemption prices for PIK certificates.
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Ballard Wood
Ottawa
Sharon Adams
Lucille Krietanson
Derek Moon
Lyndon
Sheriff's News
Planets Found Orbiting Dense Milky Way Pulsar
Scientists report the first potential planet system outside the solar system. Two or more planets, heavier than Earth, appear to orbit a pulsar about 1300 light years away in Virgo. If confirmed, this would mark the first known exoplanet system.
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Malcolm Ritter
New York
Earth
Milky Way
Solar System
David Black
Lunar and Planetary Institute
Houston
Nature
Alexander Wolszczan
Vole-Shtchon
National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center
Arecibo Observatory
Puerto Rico
Dale A. Frail
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Socorro
N.M
Virgo
Wolszczan
Planets Found Orbiting Distant Pulsars
The pulsar PSR1257 12, a dense energy pulsing star, is identified as hosting a planetary system. Another pulsar, PSR1826-10, was reported to have a planet last July, indicating planets around distant neutron stars.
Suburban schools become focal point of desegregation fights
The National School Boards Association says desegregation of inner-city schools is futile due to too few white students. The study forecasts battles shifting to suburban districts amid a large minority migration, leaving central-city districts with concentrated low income minority communities. By 1986 urban systems will contain 27 percent of black students and 30 percent of Hispanics but only 3 percent of whites.
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Washington
National School Boards Association
America
Northwest forests named critical for spotted owl survival
The Fish and Wildlife Service designated 6.9 million acres in the Northwest as critical habitat for the northern spotted owl and warned that protecting the bird could cost about 33,000 jobs. It noted many would vanish anyway without protection and urged immediate limits on logging to prevent extinction, while citing the challenge of separating owl protections from broader economic effects.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Kerrey files for Kansas presidential primary ballot
Nebraska Senator Bob Kerrey filed to appear on Kansas April 7 Democratic presidential primary ballot, joining Bill Clinton Tom Harkin Jerry Brown and Paul Tsongas. Deadline is noon February 12. Kansas may cancel the primary if cost and interest deter voters, lawmakers weigh caucus alternatives. Governor Joan Finney backs the primary and budget plans to fund it.
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Topeka
Kan
Nebraska
Bob Kerrey
Kansas
Kerrey
Secretary of State
Washington
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Iowa
Tom Harkin
California
Jerry Brown
U.S
Paul Tsongas
Massachusetts
Virginia
Doug Wilder
J. Louis McAlpine
Jennings
Okla
Jeffrey Marsh
Fairfield
George Zimmermann
Dallas
Jack Beemont
Kansas City
Thomas Fabish
Harbor City
Calif
Tennie Rogers
Sierra Madre
Ronald Reagan
John Anderson
George Bush
Jimmy Carter
Edward Kennedy
Joan Finney
Bill Graves
Martha Walker
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Connie Wombie
Pittsburg
Dengel and Son
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Visalia Area
Faith Baptist Church
the Daily Report
Doris J. Maths
Stafford Road
Wellsville
Vandallam Teresa M. Johnson
Osage Drive
Patrick D. Taylor
Princeton Road
Brian Bruno
Doug E. Emperly
Javier N. Garcia
Garry M. van Valkenburg
S. Oak
Tracey L. Hunter
Osaga
Elisa S. Collins
Hickory
Leona A. Leonard
Willow
Cretin L. White
Osawatomie
Mary A. Moherman
Juan M. Guerrero
John M. Rush
South Locust
Boers Construction Inc
Fargo, N.sd
Ottawa Fire Department
Cedar Square
S. Cedar
Florence Matteson
Amoke
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Milo
Kansas State Bank
THE
Orlawa, Kansas
BROWN
Brown Shoe Fit Company
S. Main
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