Obituary of Jean Marie Campbell 1920 1998 Ottawa
Jean Marie Campbell 77 of Ottawa died July 17 1998 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa cremation followed with memorial services at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Dengel and Son Mortuary officiated by Rev LeRoy Rayson entombment Highland Cemetery born September 21 1920 in Ottawa to Philip and Fern L Hart married Don Campbell December 24 1943 homemaker and member of First United Methodist Church survivors include husband two sons Don V Campbell Jr Lancaster TX Philip H Campbell Lufkin TX sister Phyllis Chesbro Ottawa and four grandchildren friends may visit Dengel and Son Mortuary noon Monday until service time memorials to Midland Hospice or First United Methodist Church care of the mortuary
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Ottawa
Village, Manor Nursing Home
Dengel & Son Mortuary
LeRoy Rayson
Highland Cemetery
Philip and
Fern L. (Laird) Hart
Don Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Don V. Campbell Jr
Lancaster
Texas
Philip H. Campbell
Lufkin
Phyllis Chesbro
Dengel & Son
Midland Hospice
Christmas in July Owed Traditions and Local Ads
Ad briefs list Caligraphic specials and services from Clothtique, Possible Dreams, and main shops. Notes include a Christmas in July promotion at Traditions for 212 dollars, an effectiveness self marketing workshop on August 1, and contact numbers 785-242-7551 and 242-7822 for trainer Kim Geist. The piece also mentions a Blazers Shrine Club sausage sale at Wal Mart, recycling schedules, academy puppy classes at Mages Veterinary Clinic starting July 23, with Kim Geist as trainer, and massage therapy gift certificates plus cleaning services and local bar events.
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Mages Veterinary Clinic
Kim Geist
Seniors Menu Week Highlights For Monday Through Friday
Monday features chicken salad sliced tomatoes pickled beets and a brownie Tuesday offers sloppy joe on a bun baked beans macaroni salad citrus cup Wednesday serves pork roast with gravy sweet potatoes peas and homebaked bread date bar Thursday includes beef stroganoff lima beans apricots and a home baked WW roll cookie Friday presents ham broccoli au gratin potatoes roll and fruit cocktail
aCe Mture Summer Lunch Bunch Menu Week
Monday includes chicken nuggets tator tots applesauce bread and milk. Tuesday offers sloppy Joe on a bun baked beans citrus cup and milk. Wednesday features hot dog on a bun tator tots pears and milk. Thursday serves pizza baby carrots pineapple and milk. Friday presents steak fingers tri taters fruit cocktail a roll and milk.
Princeton multi-vehicle crash injures several near US S9
Emergency responders worked a late night multi-vehicle crash at US S9 and John Brown Road in Princeton. Initial reports said injuries were minor and further details were unavailable at press time.
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US S9
John Brown Road
Gun battle in Butler County injures suspect
AUGUSTA Kansas AP A Butler County Sheriff's deputy exchanged gunfire with a man on a rural road south of Augusta after stopping to aid two stranded motorists at about 9 p m The deputy shot the man in the stomach and the sheriff confirmed injuries amid the roadside confrontation
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John Everett
Poop Park helps reveal fate of extinct giants
Scientists report extracting DNA from 20,000 year old dung of a now-extinct giant ground sloth, showing genetic clues to how animals lived and disappeared. The method may also identify DNA from plants and parasites, revealing ancient climates and migrations, with further coprolite analyses planned in Nevada, Arizona, Gibraltar, and Spain.
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Nature
Science
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Hendrik N. Poinar
University of Munich
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Nevada
Bob Wayne
UCLA
Arizona
Gibraltar
Spain
Europe
Paul S. Martin
University of Arizona In
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Americas
Submarine car and spy gear lead Christie's Bond auction
London AP report notes Christie's will auction James Bond movie memorabilia on September 17, led by a submarine car from The Spy Who Loved Me. Other items include a magnetic wristwatch from Live and Let Die and a metal-rimmed bowler hat from Diamonds Are Forever, with expectant bidding from private collectors and theme restaurants.
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London
Christie’s Auction House
Carey Wallace
Christie’s
Christie's
FBI seeks law to track cell phones without court orders
Capitol Hill debate centers on allowing law enforcers to locate cellular users for up to two days without a court order in emergencies. Critics warn the plan broadens surveillance beyond emergency needs, while industry groups urge tighter limits and privacy protections.
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Ashington
Capitol Hill
Justice Department
Federal Communications Commission
Desert Heat to Sizzle Across the Southwest
Interior Calilora forecasts temperatures around 110 degrees in low deserts with highs near 120 in interior regions. Warm conditions push into the Rocky Mountain states, while a Pacific weather system brings showers that may dampen many areas across the South and West.
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