Wiederholt services set for well-known Princeton farmer
Funeral services for 86 year old Leo R Wiederholt of Princeton RFD 1 will be at St Therese Catholic Church Richmond at 10 AM Tuesday with a graveside later at Mt Calvary Cemetery Leavenworth. He died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survivors include six sons two daughters and 28 grandchildren and a great granddaughter. The family will meet friends tonight and rosary will be said at 8 PM.
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Leo R. Wiederholt
Princeton
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St. Therese Catholic Church
Richmond
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Leavenworth
David Simpson
Paul Miller
Don Cullen
Wiederholt
Clyde
Eleanor M
Harper
Eleanor May Harper
Wellsville
Lawrence
Wilson and Son Funeral
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Baldwin
Yale
Gardner Hospital
OES
George Harper
Alberta McDaniel
Edgerton
Willa Lou Sawyer
Ethel Mae McDaniel
Nevada
Helen Kimballe
New York
Ira Gene Mikesell
Colorado
Ralph Herrick
Pittsburg
Merle Herrick
Wichita
Nona Steinman
Ottawa
Plattner Industries
Burgess
Nebraska
Highland Cemetery
David Petersen
Alicia
Pepper
Chad
Marvin
Lillian Gentner
Jay Gentner
Wilmington
Calif
Mark Gentner
Burgess Children's Fund
Dengel & Son Funeral Home
Leor
RFD No. 1
Kansas
Nixon Pondered Use Of Atomic Bomb
Former President Richard Nixon said he seriously considered using nuclear weapons four times during his terms, in Vietnam, the Middle East, China, and Pakistan, with Time magazine quoting his remarks about ruling out the dikes bombing and the nuclear option. He cited concerns over civilian casualties and nonmilitary targets, while noting discussions with Henry Kissinger and warnings to deter Soviet and Chinese involvement in regional conflicts.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Middle East
China
Pakistan
Time Magazine
Nixon
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Henry
U.S
India-Pakistan
Time
Indira) Gandhi
East
West
India
Leonid Brezhnev
Mideast
Israel
Expert Warns Of KG and E Bankruptcy Wolf Creek Hearings
The Wolf Creek rate hearings resume in Topeka for a final week as KG and E seeks 508.9 million dollars in higher rates to fund its 3.05 billion plant share. Opponents warn bankruptcy risks and impact on customers while witnesses dispute economic effects of rate hikes.
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Topeka, Kan
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
Kg&e
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
Burlington
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Frank Clemente
William A. Abrams
James B. Liberman
Clemente
Department of Sociology and Social Work
Pennsylvania State University
Commission
Abrams
Duff & Phelps Inc
Chicago
ECC
China Turns to Farm Machinery Amid Growth in Agriculture
Washington reports China has boosted farm output with more tractors and chemical fertilizers. Despite bumper 1984 harvests, the Agriculture Department notes China still lacks capital intensive farming and faces energy shortages. Rural electrification remains limited with diesel fuel gaps and rural industries operating short. China aims to raise livestock and feedstuff sales to the United States, while energy expansion and rural energy constraints will take years to resolve.
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Washington
China
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
United States
Soviet Union
Vassar to stage Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
The Kathryn Rogers Foundation for Artists presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Vassar Playhouse from July 30 to August 25. Music by Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice blends country western rock and calypso. The run concludes July 28 with Hans Christian Andersen.
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Kathryn Rogers Foundation For Artists
Vassar Playhouse
Joseph
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Tim Rice
Playhouse
Hans Christian Anderson
Man Charged In Wreck In Rural Pomona Area
Michael L. Burgoon, 23, was arrested on DWI and felony habitual violator charges after a Saturday night crash injuring him and his two young children Jeremy and Nicole. He was hospitalized for observation, with all three treated and released. The incident occurred on the West Wilson overpass near Ottawa when his 1971 Chevrolet left the road, vaulted over a guard rail, struck a parked box car, and left the car a total loss. Burgoon and his son were ejected. daughter found in the wreck. He claims a pickup had run him off the road.
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Pomona
Michael L. Burgoon
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jeremy
Nicole
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Burgoon
West Wilson
Ottawa
Chevrolet
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Sales and Closings
Various shops announce promos and closures. Ring repair and beauty services list prices at Drake Jewelry and Touch and Glow. Sand Box Day Care opens slots for ages 3-6 at 1207 S Main. Sidewalk sales at Country Floral and Mock Motors on vacation dates. KITCHEN TABLE and FR CO Barbecue hours shown. Merle Norman and Cloud Nine Bridal Shop offer discounts and summer hours.
Ottawa woman found dead in hedge row near high school
Janie Burgess 34 who had been missing since July 5 was found dead face down in a hedge row southwest of Ottawa High School grounds. An autopsy listed death by own action with undetermined final diagnosis. Pills and a Coke bottle with clear liquid found nearby were sent for testing. Burial set for Highland Cemetery Tuesday with memorials to Burgess Children's Fund.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Oren Skiles
Department of Public Safety
Janie P. Burgess
Skiles
James Bridgens
Shawnee
KBI
Burgess
Donald
DPS
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Ash
David Griffin
S. Cherry
Clara Louderback
Jeanne Butts
Quenemo
Cynthia Frazier
Cynthia Turner
Paul Jakelivich
Ruth Richardson
Vance Weigand
Max Creviston
S. Ash
Arthur White
Oak
Randy Holder
S. Locust
Julie Tomberlin
Osage Drive
Linda Douglas
Osawatomie
Sheriff's News
Kenneth R. Lott
Lott
Public Safety News
Colleen G. Huffman
Mulberry
Jerry L. Robinson
Isabelle D. Robinson
Willow
I. Robinson
Huffman
Michael L. Stevens
E. 8Th
East Eighth
Latonya F. Brooks
Tremont
East Ninth
Iso
Peter G. Sandstrom
S. Main
Linda Roush
S. Mulberry
Richard L. Dimoush
Dimoush
Safeway
Ninth
Main Streets
Angialeen Reeder
N. Mulberry
Michael R. Shaw
Emporia
Rantoul
Terence P. Mode
William C. Roth
Roth
Mode
Research Eagle
RMH
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Eugene Field School
Ottawa Co-op
Vassar Presents ‘Dreamcoat
M. Burgoon
Ad Briefs
Drake Jewelry
Jana
Country Floral
W. 2Nd
Franklin Co
N. Main
Merle Norman
Mock Motors
FR. CO. Barbeque
GUY and Maes ‘Tavern
Wimsbro
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
Ottawan
Free Methodist Church
N. Oak
McPherson
Ottawa Library Board of Trustees
Barbara Dew
Memoriam
Janie P
Gentner
Qenge
Hickory
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