Drought Drives Southeast States Toward Unusual Relief Plan
As Southeast drought fans triple digit heat, farmers from Illinois to Indiana donate hay for South Carolina Georgia and the Carolinas. A hurricane is urged as a possible relief and 65 Alabama counties qualify for disaster aid while rail cars carry hay to feed livestock.
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Ralph Ferguson
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Jeremiah Denton
R-Ala
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Thelbert Bouknight
Funeral services for Ervin E. Zabel at Melvern Methodist
Ervin E. Zabel 89 of Melvern died Monday at Hilltop Nursing Home Lyndon. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday at Melvern United Methodist Church with burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Survived by wife Clara. two sons Don and Charles. two stepsons Lawrence and Lorn. stepdaughter Lorena Carlat. four grandchildren and several step grandchildren. Born near Quenemo June 27 1897. married Evalena Shoaf 1919 and Clara McNabb 1963. Friends may call 2-9 p.m. Thursday Jones Funeral Home Lebo. Memorials to Melvern United Methodist Church.
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OPEC Members Concede Voluntary Cuts in Geneva Talks
OPEC ministers pledged voluntary cuts totaling 1.6 million barrels per day with no binding quota agreement. President Rilwanu Lukman said five or six of 13 members had not yet stated cuts, while Saudi Arabia was described as among pledgers.
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Progress Struck In Tax Code Talks
Washington reporters note first signs of progress as Senate tax writers offer a 30 billion dollar package aimed at corporations and banks and revising corporate capital gains tax. House negotiators expect a counteroffer as 22 conferees work toward a final tax overhaul.
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Auction and business notices mix summer sales and events
The Alley offers a summer clearance with 50 to 60 percent off. Trinity United Methodist Church hosts Vacation Bible School August 4 to 8 from 9 to 11 30 a m for ages 3 through 4th grade. Charlotte's Chat N Curl rents ultra micro dryers at 1740 S Elm. Bett Teter hosts an absolute auction at Ottawa Middle School August 2 at 1 30 p m. Guy and Mae's Tavern Williamsburg closes July 28 to August 11, reopening August 12. Willis Garden offers shrub trimming and weed control at 242 2525.
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Williamsburg
Brannan’s Daughter Completes Fort Jackson Training
Gayle M Bran nan of Melvern has finished basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Clarification corrects inference about lunch program mailings for Ottawa USD 290 patrons. Forms for free or reduced lunch applications must be picked up from principals’ offices and the district central office starting August 18. Overbrook Fair parade theme is Centennial Days with events August 22 and 23. For details contact Kathleen Lee at Overbrook 665-7248.
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George J. Brannan, Melvern
Fort Jackson, S.C
Ottawa U.S.D
Overbrook
Kathleen Lee
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