Obituaries for Decker Pierce Elliott Jamison
Multiple obituaries from Williamsburg Osawatomie and Centropolis list Mildred C Decker 86 Williams burg died Jan 18 1994 funeral Jan 21 United Methodist Church burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Cora E Pierce 87 Osawatomie died Jan 16 1994 funeral Jan 18 Osawatomie burial Osawatomie Cemetery. Warren O Elliott 83 Centropolis died Jan 18 1994 funeral Jan 20 Baldwin City burial Oakwood Cemetery. Ezra Cabble Jamison 83 Centropolis died Jan 18 1994 funeral Jan 21 Eight Mile Old German Baptist Brethren Church burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Mildred Decker Williamsburg
Mildred C. Decker
Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Mount Hope
Charles
Frances Lydia (Kirkman) Peddicord
Elston Decker
Sac Creek
Mount Olivet
Sadana
Order of the Eastern Star
Tequa Extension
Kathryn Home
Quenemo
Karolyn Mersmann
Birmingham
Ala
Nina Fitzgerald
Ottawa
Aletha Duvall
Garnett
Cora E. Pierce
Osawatomie
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Eddy- Birchard Funeral Home
Richmond
Edwin
Minerva Jane (McGlauin) Gray
Rollie T. Pierce
Lucille
Warren O. Elliott
Baldwin City
Centropolis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Oakwood
Arcadia
William Henderson
Minnie May (Nickell) Elliott
Lillian Dorothy Boring
Girard
Crawford County
Heavy Equipment Operators Union
Lawrence
Gary Elliott
Lincoln
Neb
Dale Elliott
McAlester
Okla
Merrill Elliott
Bill Elliott
Overland Park
Sandy Elliott
Betty Clark
Hays
Elizabeth Dickey
Bartlesville
Oklo
Ezra C. Jamison
Ezra Cabble Jamison
Eight Mile Old
German Baptist Brethren Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Olathe Hospice
Serbs and Croats move to normalize ties at Geneva
Serbia and Croatia agreed to begin normalizing relations by opening offices in each capital on February 15, signaling pressure on Bosnia’s Muslim-led government amid the war. Milosevic and Tudjman pledged a just solution as talks continue on Bosnia’s break up into ethnic states.
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Geneva
Croatia
Serbia
Bosnia
Slobodan
Milosevic
Franjo Tudjman
Yugoslavia
Suspected hantavirus case investigated in Kansas patient
Health officials said they are probing a potential hantavirus infection in a southwest Kansas patient who may have suffered the illness but has recovered. KCHE declined to identify the patient or disclose how the case was learned. State epidemiologist Dr Andrew Pelletier said two Kansans have died from the illness and the CDC is reviewing blood samples, with a determination expected next week.
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Topeka
Southwest
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KCHE
Department
Greg Crawford
Andrew Pelletier
U.S
Hospital and Accident Briefs From Princeton Region Notes
Hospital notes report admissions and dismissals for Phyllis Jacks Norena Mathias and others with Eunice Strickland in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Sheriff reports arrest of Thomas J. Haynoski on suspended license. accident roundup covers a Tuesday crash near Princeton with Roberta Lloyd and Norman Schoonover, plus several noninjury and minor damage incidents on US-59 and Main Street.
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Phyllis Jacks
Pleasanton
Norena Mathias
Centropolis
Bessie New
Ottawa
Lorena Mathis
Rosella Schmanke
Eunice Strickland
S. Cedar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine
Hviren
Sheriff's News
Thomas J. Haynoski
Hamblin
15Th
Main
Princeton
Eisenhower
Hamilton Roads
Roberta F. Lloyd
Norman
Schoonover
Hamilton Road
Roberta Lloyd
Billy R. Lloyd
Caitlin M. Platt
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Platt
Billy Lloyd
Pratt
Market Briefs and Livestock Report From Dodge City
Afternoon market notes show hard wheat at 3.54 corn 2.78 milo 4.52 soybeans 6.82 and pals 1.85 at Ottawa Co op ware. PiK certificate reception prices at Franklin County ASCS office list wheat 3.51 corn 2.05 milo 4.59 soybeans 6.91. Dodge City Kansas AP dispatch reports livestock trade fairly active early then slow. slaughter steers and heifers steady with 4 percent shrink and 47,700 head weekly totals. Nonferrous metals prices noted: gold around 391.70 and 393.10 per ounce and silver about 5.25 to 5.33 per ounce.
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Ottawa Coop
Franklin County
ASCS
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
CBS lands games Nagano Winter Olympics broadcast rights
CBS Sports won exclusive U S television rights to the 1998 Nagano Winter Games with IOC approval and a 375 million rights fee, a Winter Olympics record. IOC vice president Richard Pound said CBS was the sole bidder. In Kansas City five abortion clinic staff locked inside the clinic amid a management dispute and possible sale negotiations with owner William Knarr, with worker Ann Neuhaus leading the sit in.
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New York
CBS Sports
Network
NFL
Fox Television Network
U.S
Nagano
Japan
CBS
International Olympic Committee
Richard Pound
Canada
Kansas City
Kan
Ann K. Neuhaus
William M. Knarr
Knarr
Neuhaus
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