Obituary notices for Pat Nicholson Nona Diehm and George Higgins
Pat L Nicholson 47 of 748 S Willow died Jan 9 1994 in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral Feb 2 at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery. Survivors include fiancé Jerry Yost mother Neva Thompson daughters Kelly and Wendy brothers Robert Daniel sister Lynne Mimi Deanna. Memorials to Pat Nicholson Family. Nona M Diehm 86 Pleasanton died Jan 4 1994 at Fort Scott Mercy Hospital. Graveside service at Beagle Cemetery. Survived by sister Corrine Rogers and many nieces and nephews. Memorials to American Heart Association. George T Higgins 86 Wellsville died Jan 8 1994. Funeral Jan 13 1994 at Mitchell Funeral Home Paragould AR with burial at Pine Knot Cemetery Paragould. Survivors include son John Higgins two grandchildren two great grandchildren. Memorials to Wellsville Baptist Church.
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Pat L. Nicholson
S. Willow
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Steve Harbison
Highland Cemetery
Sheridan, Mo
Dean and
Neva (Garten) Parker
Hopkins
Maryville
Ottawa
Neosho County Community College
Anderson Associates Real Estate
Jerry Yost
Neva Thompson
Kelly Nicholson
Wendy Howard
Robert Parker
Parnell
Daniel Thompson
Lynne Evans
Mimi Buyas
Deanna Bosley
Nona M. Diehm
Pleasanton
Nona May Diehm
Fort Scott Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Beagle Cemetery
Corrine Rogers
Parker
American Heart Association
Eddy-Birchard
Osawatomie
George T. Higgins
Wellsville
Mitchell Funeral Home
Paragould
Ark
Pine Knot Cemetery
Johnny
Mary Elizabeth Higgins
Ruth Sikes
Cardwell
Wagner Electric
St. Louis
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Kansas prisons sit under 90 percent capacity for the first time since 1982 as retroactive sentencing guidelines release 1,210 inmates. Officials warn beds will fill quickly with felony drug offenders facing mandatory terms, while even simple cocaine possession can now trigger probation for first-time offenders and lengthier sentences for second offenses or sales.
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Five Die In Weekend Kansas Auto Crashes
Five people died on Kansas roads over the weekend in crashes across I-70 in western Kansas, a city road in Kansas City Kansas, a Wichita railroad crossing, I-35 in Franklin County, and a highway crash near Ottawa. Victims include Carter W. Anderson 50 of Tacoma Washington and two Kansas City Kansas men, Timothy Frankenfield 21 and Brent Benson 23.
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Wichita
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Steven Nickens
Franklin County
Locomotives Derail Near Wichita After Theft
Two locomotives believed stolen from a Union Pacific railyard derailed near downtown Wichita spilling about 1500 gallons of diesel. No injuries or major damage reported as the drivers fled the scene. witnesses said the engines traveled about 40 mph with no cars attached.
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Wichita, Kan
Union Pacific
Fire destroys garage at 1019 Pine. home sustains smoke damage
A Sunday fire gutted a detached garage attached to Bill L. Pyle's residence at 1019 Pine, with the Ottawa Fire Department listing losses at 25000. Garage contents burned, utility room suffered minor damage, and heavy smoke damaged the home. An electrical short is blamed. homeowner’s policy is noted as insured.
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Hospital Notes and Sheriff News From Ottawa Area
The Daily Report lists admissions Leonard Barber and Alice Hickman of Ottawa. Sheriff’s news covers arrests in Rantoul, Ottawa, Wellsville, Osawatomie, and Quenemo for battery, drug possession, DUI, and probation violations, with several suspects awaiting court. Burglaries, thefts, and vandalism are noted along with multiple police responses and minor fires and electrical incidents nearby.
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Max Dean Adams
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Lorraine D. Pollard
Jimmie Lee Patton
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Janet Lynn Platt
Osawatomie
K-68
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Linda Kay Kennedy
Anthony Joseph Bourgeois
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Debra Housworth
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Market and redemption prices for grains and metals
Market in brief lists corn at 2.86 milo 4.62 soybeans 6.73 oats 1.86. Pik certificates morning prices at Franklin County ASCS wheat 3.62 corn 2.88 milo 4.61 soybeans 6.74. Nonferrous metals quotes: aluminum 51.4 cents, copper 0.140 per pound, lead 34 cents, zinc 0.4679–0.5061, gold 383.70–386.40, silver 4.960–4.998 per ounce, with NY Comex spot prices noted.
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Nebraska facility could delay regional waste site
Lincoln AP Nebraska faces possible mid 1999 delay in a regional low level radioactive waste storage site in north central Nebraska if a regulatory proposal extends the public comment period by 14 months. The project, led by US Ecology, would serve Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas and carries a $35 million 1987 estimate.
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US Ecology
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Oklahoma
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