Obituaries for Williams and McFee in Kansas notices
Lawrence Wesley Williams Sr. 63 of Osawatomie died July 26 1998 at Miami County Medical Center Paola Funeral services 1 p.m. Saturday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie Burial in Osawatomie Cemetery Friends may visit after 8 30 a m Saturday Margie Ann McFee Atwood 62 died July 27 1998 at St Joseph Hospital Denver Memorial services 2 p m Friday Atwood United Methodist Church with two ministers Burial private in Atwood Fairview Cemetery prior to services She was a homemaker and Farm Service Agency worker 1985 1997 Member of the Women’s Bowling Association Married Rodney Ray McFee Oct 3 1955 Survivors include husband four sons Rob McFee Oberlin Dan McFee Holcomb Sam McFee Stillwater OK Tim McFee Colby two daughters Becky Jo McFee Ottawa Karla Sue McFee Hays six brothers Albert Delbert Larry Gary Ronnie Randy seven sisters and seven grandchildren Friends may visit 1 9 p m tonight and 9 a m to 9 p m Thursday at Brantley Funeral Home Atwood Memorials suggested to Prairie Developmental Center of Atwood or Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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TRW to cut 7500 auto parts jobs and close plants
TRW Inc will eliminate about 7,500 automotive parts jobs and close roughly 15 to 20 plants to trim costs. With 54,000 auto unit workers, the layoffs could affect U S and overseas staff across 137 plants in 24 countries, saving $75 million annually and halving suppliers. Lean manufacturing will guide the strategy.
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Correction on candidate spouse occupation
The Herald apologizes for an error correcting the occupation of Caren Ruge’s husband. It should read that Terry Rugg is an independent oil producer, not published previously.
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Orders for big-ticket items slide again in June
U S durable goods orders fell 0.2 percent in June, the second straight decline, as exports to Asia weaken and the GM strike weighs on production. Transportation orders dropped 6.9 percent, while primary metals slipped 2.5 percent, signaling ongoing industrial weakness into summer.
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Capitol visitors center eyed by GOP leaders in Capitol security push
GOP leaders met to craft a bipartisan bill authorizing a new underground Capitol visitors center to provide security checkpoints and visitor shelter. Lott and Gingrich led discussions amid memorials for fallen officers Chestnut and Gibson as lawmakers weighed cost estimates around 125 million dollars.
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Forecast Summary for Dakotas to Great Lakes and Northwest
A dry, comfortable night extends from the eastern Dakotas to the Great Lakes with clear to partly cloudy skies. The Southeast stays warm and humid with scattered thunderstorms. Northwest cools with afternoon thunderstorms expected. Southeast and Northwest show varying conditions overnight and tomorrow.
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