Obituaries for Dianne Rogers Garnett and William Bayer
Dianne Robinson Rogers Garnett, 67, of Garnett, died Jan. 10, 2002 from a Jan. 6 accident. Funeral Feb. 2 at Garnett Presbyterian Church. She taught in Oswego, Holton, Clay Center, Garnett, later worked in insurance and real estate. Survived by three sons, daughter, sister, five grandchildren. Visitation Friday. Memorials to funeral home. William E. Bayer, 79, formerly of Ottawa, died Jan. 8, 2002. Service Jan. 12 at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Born Sept. 22, 1922 in Plattin, Mo. Lived in Ottawa 35 years, then Arizona and Yates Center. Survived by daughters Robin McNutt and Teddy Samuel, one granddaughter. Burial Highland Cemetery. Memorials to Alzheimer's Association.
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Dianne Robinson Rogers
Garnett
Garnett Presbyterian Church
George Pasley
Marc Rogers
Mission
Clyde W
Alice (Anderson) Robinson
Oswego
Holton
Clay Center
Insur
Ance
Myron Ray
Mike” Rogers
AAUW
Square Fair
Nova Vista
Alpha Chi
Pride Committee
Eastland
Texas
Steven Rogers
Topeka
Scott Rogers
Susan Seidel
Lake St. Louis
Jean Ann Vought
Vista
Calif
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
William E
Bill
Bayer Yates Center
William E. “Bill” Bayer
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Francis Stockton
Plattin
Joseph S
Mamie A. (Frazier) Bayer
Arizona
Yates Center
Martin Marietta Corp
Stella Mae Sloan
Toledo
Iowa
First Baptist Church
Benevolent and Protective Order Elks
Aerie
Glenn J. Bayer
Highland Cemetery
Alzheimer’s Association
S. Hickory
Dengelmortuary.com
Ford to close five plants amid 35000 job losses
Ford Motor Co announces a restructuring that will shed 35000 jobs, close five plants in Edison New Jersey Oakville Ontario Brook Park Ohio Hazelwood Missouri and Vulcan Forge Dearborn Michigan and drop four models including the Ford Escort Mercury Cougar Mercury Villager and Lincoln Continental. The plan includes a 4.1 billion charge and suspension of manager bonuses and 401 k matching.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
William Clay Ford Jr
North America
Ford
Edison
N.J
Oakville
Ontario
Brook Park
Ohio
Cleveland
Hazelwood
St. Louis
Vulcan Forge
T.R. Carr
New York Stock Exchange
Markets hold cautious gains as earnings loom and Greenspan speech awaited
Investors edged higher in early trading with the Dow up 8.29 as the market braces for next week’s earnings season and a speech by Fed Chair Greenspan. The Nasdaq rose modestly while the S&P 500 slipped, reflecting lingering nerves about a recession and the economy turning the corner. Local stock quotes and county grain prices are also listed.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Standard & Poor
Wendys Intl
H&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
Cholesterol Clinic and Closures at Local Health Dept
An ad brief notes a cholesterol clinic on January 14 from 7 30 to 9 00 am at the Franklin County Health Department with cholesterol PSA and blood sugar tests at 15 00 each. Windy Pines will be closed January 19 through January 27 and reopen January 28.
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Franklin Co. Health Department
Windy Pines
Bowing in judo deemed constitutional by judge
U S District Judge Robert S Lasnik ruled that requiring judo contestants to bow to a founder’s picture does not violate religion, allowing the practice in competitions. The ruling rejected an injunction sought by three Bellevue residents who argued the ritual imposed a religious requirement. Just Another Day Durango Colo AP Justin Kirkbride survived a plane crash, walked six hours to summon help, and rode an Air Force helicopter crash landing during the search.
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Seattle
U.S
Robert S. Lasnik
Seattle-area
James
Leilani Akiyama
Jay Drangeid
Bellevue
Lasnik
Jim Bregman
Bregman
Durango
Colo
Justin Kirkbride
Colorado
Air Force
Store refuses to accept coins over anthrax fears
In Portsmouth New Hampshire a father scraped together 3.13 to buy baby food but a grocery store refused rolled coins fearing anthrax. Anthony Ouellette 27 said he then used a coin counting machine elsewhere to tally 15¢ in loose pennies. He works three jobs to support his five month old Abbygail and family and described the episode as embarrassing. Manager Darin Artus said the firm began rejecting rolled coins after anthrax scares when coins could conceal a powdery substance.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Anthony Ouellette
Ouellette
Abbygail
Darin Artus
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