Drexel and Manhattan area funeral notices and services
Obituaries and funeral notices for Elsie Irene Smith of Drexel Clinton C Pete Shirley of Manhattan and Dorothy Arlene Toumberlin Princeton. Mary A Lowe Ottawa death pending. Details include dates ages burial, service times, and local funeral homes with family visitation times and memorials advised.
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Clinton C. Shirley
Manhattan
Clinton C
Pete” Shirley
Ottawa
Edwards- Yorgensen-Meloan
Ottawa area hospital notes and local incidents
Admissions list Bernice Hillis and Peggy Howard of Ottawa Stephanie Eckenreed of Vassar and Harold Zwiener of Garnett Kathy Leach of Ottawa Donna Reed of Wellsville and Charlene Martin of Garnett Tuesday. Dismissals include Douglas Johnson Vivian Newkirk of Ottawa and Harold Zwiener of Garnett transferred to St Francis in Topeka Wednesday. Births include a daughter to Stephanie and Kurtis Eckenroad of Vassar Wednesday and a son to Bernice and Charles Hillis of Ottawa Wednesday. Sheriff News reports James LeRoy New 29 Nebraska Road arrested on domestic battery and criminal trespassing charges awaiting first district court appearance. Police News notes Jeffrey W. Myers 25 827 N Main arrested on Ottawa warrant released on 700 bond. to appear in municipal court. Theft reports include Apple Market two videotapes stolen valued 88.02 between June 15 and Wednesday, bicycle stolen from Cris Cox ball field valued 100, gas theft at Casey’s General Store worth 5, bicycle theft from home Friday night, and vehicle collision incidents with minor and greater losses on South Main and Princeton streets.
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Bernice Hillis
Peggy Howard
Ottawa
Stephanie Eckenreed
Vassar
Harold Zwiener
Gamnett
Kathy Leach
Donna Reed
Wellsville
Charlene Martin
Douglas Johnson
Vivian Newkirk
Garnett
St. Francis
Topeka
Stephanie
Kurtis Eckenroad
Bernice
Charles Hillis
Kathy
James LeRoy New
Nebraska Road
Sue New
Nebraska Drive
Apple Market
S. Main
Maria G. Pacheco
Ash
Cris Cox
Casey's General Store
N. Marin
Michael J. Peterson
Princeton
South Main
Brandi A. Hull
S. Burrough
Crystal D. Yates
Eisenhower
S. Princeton
Lloyd L. Gaines
Leeds
Ala
Gary H. Dover
Stillwell
Wall Street Market and Nonferrous Metals Prices Brief
Wall Street Market in brief reports livestock quotes with 44.25 to 46.25 for 310 th, 1-2 220-230 Ib, sows under 600 lb steady to 1.00 lower, and 1-3 500-700 Ib at 31.60-32.50. New York AP notes spot nonferrous metals with Gold at 389.20 Handy & Harman daily quote and 389.70 on NY Comex tray oz, Silver at 6.24 Handy & 5.24 per tray oz on NY Comex.
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NEW York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Wysapat
UnitedTech
Unocal
Am&iore
Westghel
Franklin County
Consoli- Ameritech
Winnebago
Woolworth
He Livestock BuriNth
Atatcorp
Dodge City
Kan
Cbss
Amoco
Kansas
Boeing
Cey
Chiquita
Citicorp
Va Beikodak
O'Railly Auto
Penney JC
Intorat Pw
PepsiCo PhilipPet
Ib Johnson
WalMart
ST. Joseph, Mo
Wendy's
Hog Mobil
Nynex
WilliameCo
Barrows
Edward D. Jonas & Co
PhilipMarris
RalsRalsPu
Rockwall
TRW Inc Cy
Texaco
Apt
Ualcorp
Audicles
AsWest
Logal Markets
Ottawa
Salina Egg Fry Day Reflects Kansas Heat Wave
Kansas sweltered with readings above 100 across multiple cities as Salina tied its record at 111 degrees. Manhattan reached 113 on the heat index, McConnell AFB hit 105 with 118 heat index, and others logged 108. Officials urged water, light clothes, and warned of rising car overheating calls as Concordia reported street damage from buckling curbs.
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Associated Press
Salina
Jim Russell
Kansas
Russell
Kansas State University
Manhattan
National Weather Service
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Heat strains Kansas responders amid record heat
Salina dispatchers report daily calls since last Friday as troopers work longer shifts to handle demand. In Topeka the temperature hit 105 at 4:21 PM with humidity pushing heat index to 115. A patient was treated for heat exhaustion at St Francis Hospital, with two others treated earlier. The weather service issued a heat advisory for central and eastern Kansas through today.
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Topeka
Weather Service
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
The
Central
Kansas
Space bird delays NASA shuttle launch and returns
A woodpecker damage delayed the shuttle launch, forcing a return to hangar. NASA kept countdown pauses brief and reported safe orbit. the incident marked the first animal-caused delay in 34 years of U.S. manned spaceflight. Commander Tom Henricks quipped at orbit about cockpit debris and birds.
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NASA
Atlantis
Russia
Space Station
Discovery
U.S
Tom” Henricks
Orbit
Mission Control
Clinton warns on UN mission days numbered in Bosnia
President Clinton warned that the crumbling UN peacekeeping mission in Bosnia risks collapse if its integrity cannot be restored. He called on Serbs to withdraw from Srebrenica and for UN forces to reestablish the safe area, stating changes or resolution are necessary. Richard Holbrooke was in London consulting on the crisis.
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Ashington
Clinton
United Nations
Bosnia
U.N
Srebrenica
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
London
Wholesale prices fall as energy and fruit costs drop
The Labor Department reports June wholesale prices down 0.1 percent after May steady, easing yearly inflation to 2.1 percent so far. A lower energy and fruit price pullback, plus Fed rate cuts, shape expectations for further easing while unemployment claims hold at 370,000, signaling labor market stabilization.
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Ashington Wirancs
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
Fed
Robert Dederick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Treasury
Judge orders Lebo man to pay 1.26 million restitution
Donald Polson 28 of Lebo was convicted in Lyon County District Court in April of arson for setting fire to Home Lumber and Supply on July 3, 1994. He also faced forgery and theft counts. He received 34 years in prison June 2. Restitution reflects lumberyard value and smoke damage.
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Mporia
Kan
Donald Polson
Lyon County District Court
Polson
Home Lumber and Supply
President Clinton waits on FDA advice on nicotine rule
Washington AP President Clinton said the government must do more to discourage smoking among youths and that it is premature to consider regulating nicotine as a drug until he receives an FDA recommendation. He noted he has not yet seen the FDA's guidance.
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Washington
Clinton
Food and Drag Administration
FDA
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