Kring Rites Held For Nina Mae Kring In Kansas City
Nina Mae Kring 67 of Kansas City Kansas, formerly of Williamsburg, died June 5 1994 at home. Funeral was at Shawnee Church of the Nazarene with burial at Homewood Cemetery. Survived by husband Emmett Rae Kring, son David M. Kring Lenexa, daughters Carole R. Hartman Lenexa Barbara M. Jottes Denyse M. Lero Shawnee, two brothers, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Memorials may go to Shawnee Nazarene memorial fund.
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Denyse M. Lero
Shawnee
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Donald D. Davis
Homewood
Shawnee Church of the Nazarene Memorial Fund
Births and arrests noted in Daily Report hospital notes
Admissions include Sandra Barth of Ottawa and Grace Cardell of Richmond. A daughter to Raymond and Sandra Barth in Ottawa. Arrests: Michael Wayne Warner, 30, Princeton, on an Anderson County warrant for failure to pay fines. bond set at 275 dollars. Police also report Robert D. Howard, 30, Kansas City Kansas, detained on multiple traffic violations after Tuesday night arrest. An accident at 10th and Sycamore injured five, two children released from hospital. fire from lightning sparked attic mattress fire at Howard E. Urton residence in Ottawa Township.
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Wall Street Market in brief and livestock update
Market quotes mix with stocks and commodities at midmorning in New York and Kansas City. Commodities show grains steady while cattle futures face mixed demand alongside pasture and feed concerns, with feeder steers and slaughter cattle noted and wholesale prices varying across brands and firms.
Local students earn honors at area colleges
Wellsville resident Aaron Taylor named to Butler County Community College spring 1994 dean's honor roll for a 3.5+ GPA. Pomona's Larry Gray wins Kansas State University agronomy scholarship as a junior. Ottawa's Denise Pratt graduates with a BA in English from Benedictine College after three years as a student government senator and two as English Club president. She led varsity women's basketball and plans wilderness education teaching. Fort Hays State University graduates Jeffrey Morrison with a bachelor’s in music education.
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Israeli air raids hit Hezbollah positions after rocket attack
Israeli warplanes bombed hilltop Hezbollah targets in Lebanon after guerrillas fired Katyusha rockets into Marjayoun. Rockets struck near schools as residents fled to shelters. casualties not yet reported and ambulances were delayed amid forest fires and road chaos in the Israeli-held town of about 10,000.
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Colombian avalanche after quake traces heavy toll in Toez
An earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale triggered an avalanche down Nevado del Huila, burying at least 100 people. Some 64 victims were in the village of Toez, with 2,000 homeless and rescuers arriving by helicopter to search debris and deliver aid.
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Return of the deadly strep bacteria sparks fears
New York reports deadly streptococcus infections echo a century old scarlet fever form. Experts say infections cycle, noting the United States sees 500 to 1,500 cases annually while England and several U.S. areas report severe skin and muscle loss cases and radical surgeries.
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Correction on Skunk Run arts and crafts events schedule
The Herald corrects earlier misreporting about children arts and crafts at Skunk Run. Activities run Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in City Park near the playground, under a tent.
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