Funeral for C. Ray Cottrell Jr. in Osawatomie
C. Ray Butch Cottrell Jr. 71 of Osawatomie died Jan. 13 1996 from injuries in an auto crash. Funeral held at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home with burial in Osawatomie Cemetery. Survivors include his wife four sons four daughters a sister nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials may be made to the C R Cottrell Scholarship Fund at Prairie View High School LaCygne.
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C. Ray Cottrell
Osawatomie
C. Ray
Butch” Cottrell Jr
Lane
Eddy Birchard
Clarence Ray Sr
Sarah Ellen (Gregg) Cottrell
U.S. Navy
Paralee Tyrell
Donna Brumley
Paola
VFW
Hanlan Kelley Post
C.R. Cottrell
Prairie View High School
LaCygne
Ottawa residents named in admissions and dismissals
Admission names Dorothy Ybarra and Patricia Atchison both of Ottawa along with Brenda Wood of Spring Hill on Tuesday. Dismissals include Ledfia Thomas Bonnie Branriani both of Ottawa and Jetta Sells of Richmond. Births report a son, 9 lbs, 6 oz, to Kelly and Ricky Roth of Lawrence on Sunday. Sheriff arrests include Daniel Cochran of Ottawa on aggravated battery warrant and Daniel Hultz on probation violation. Burglaries, thefts, robberies, and accidents are summarized with locations and outcomes.
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Dorothy Ybarra
Patricia Atchison
Ottawa
Brenda Wood
Spring Hill
Ledfia’ ‘Thomas
Bonnie Branriani
Jetta
Sells
Richmond
Kelly
Ricky Roth
Lawrence
Sheriff’s News
Daniel James Cochran
N. Cherry
Sheriff's Office
Franklin County
Daniel Ray Hultz
Montana Road
Bob Orpin
Labette Terrace
Police
Michael Dale Bundy
E. 9Th
East Eighth
Willow
William Eugene Howard
Jay D. Siders
N. Mulberry
South Hickory
Charlie Bowling
Central Heights expansion shows progress
ANCO News Service reports progress on a six room elementary addition at Central Heights School. Supt. Henry Huddleston says walls near completion and interior work will proceed during bad weather. Construction began in fall 1995 to accommodate a growing student population, funded by district capital outlay and lease purchase agreements.
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Anco News Service
Arnett
Jens
Central Heights
Henry Huddleston
Blizzard of reports ends economic drought in 1995
The U S economy showed signs of weakness at year end 1995 with leading indicators slipping and a modest Fed growth pace noted. The Commerce Department reported a smaller October trade deficit of 8.04 billion amid declines in exports and imports, while Japan and Western Europe deficits rose significantly. Analysts eyed possible rate cuts at the January Fed meeting as retailers faced weak Christmas demand.
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Ashington
U.S. N
Commerce Department
America
Federal Reserve
Fed
Lawrence Chimerine
Economic Strategy Institute
Washington
Clinton
U.S
Mickey Kantor
Japan
Western
Europe
Sentences Begin for Followers of Egyptian Cleric in Terror Plot
In Manhattan a federal judge starts imposing 35-year terms on 11 followers tied to a conspiracy led by blind Egyptian cleric Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman. The case centers on plans to bomb the United Nations and FBI HQ, the World Trade Center bombing, and plots against Mubarak, with Nosair to face life imprisonment.
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EW York
United Nations
FBI
New York
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Sheik Omar Adbel- Rahman
Abdel-Rahman
New Jersey
New
Alvarez
Michael Mukasey
Mukasey
Saleh
United States
el Sayyid Nosair
Meir Kahane
KC fire trucks fail inspection and reduced fleet
Kansas City Fire Department now has only five of its 20 aerial ladder trucks in service after 14 failed inspections and a drive shaft loss during a call. Inspections by Independent Testing Laboratories followed a December ladder collapse that injured a firefighter, with most trucks still capable of transporting crews and gear.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Wall Street and commodity quotes from Ottawa and Franklin County
Market listings show afternoon quotations for grains at Ottawa Co op with wheat at 4.89, corn 3.50, milo 5.97, soybeans 7.10, oats 2.40, and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posting wheat 4.73, corn 3.44, milo 5.88, soybeans 7.06. Livestock trade in Dodge City reports slow activity with 1,200 slaughter steers and 500 heifers sold, weekly totals reaching 64,600 head. steers 1200-1250 lb run around 65.00, 1300 lb 64.50, 1275 lb at 4.07, heifers 1100 lb 65.00. Nonferrous metals in New York show mixed quotes with aluminum 71.9 cents, copper around 1.14-1.19 per lb, lead 46 cents, zinc 0.524-0.6086, tin 4.1589, gold near 397.70-398.50, silver 5.44, mercury 250 per 76 lb flask, platinum 417-418.50 per troy oz.
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Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Coop
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Dodge City
Kansas
New York
London
U.S
Handy Harman
Handy & Harman
N.Y
May spin off Payless ShoeSource in $70 million plan
May Department Stores Co will spin off its Payless ShoeSource unit, recording a $70 million fourth quarter charge. Payless, based in Topeka, Kansas, is the nation's largest self service family shoe chain with 1994 sales above $2.1 billion and about 4,557 stores. The move aims to unlock growth with Payless becoming an independent, tax free distributed to May shareholders by late spring.
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ST. Louis
May Department Stores Co
Payless
Topeka
Kan
May
David C. Farrell
United States
Farrell
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