Obituary for Bob Griffith of Pomona dies at 53
Bob Griffith, 53, Pomona, died June 9, 2003, at Stormont Vail Regional Medical Center Topeka. Survived by wife Debra Atwell, daughter Dana Johnson Elliott, son James Weber, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Dengel & Son Mortuary Friday. Memorials to American Heart Association. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona.
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Wall Street Extends Rally on Economic Optimism
Markets rise as investors shrug off a Tg instruments warning and lift the Dow to 9,093.61, Nasdaq 1,630.60, and S P 500 to 987.79. Declines press on semiconductors after Morgan Stanley downgrades the sector. Local grain quotes and county prices show modest variations across wheat soybeans corn and milo in Overbrook Ottawa Edgerton and Franklin County.
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New Hipnotiq blend debuts at COUNTRY LIVING Yankee Candie
Yankee Candie Bath and Body now offers Hipnotiq a refined mix of Cognac Vodka and natural fruit juices. Available at The Liquor Store 112 N. Main with hours Mon through Sat from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Liberia Yearns for U S Help as War Seethes Again
West Africa's Liberia endures renewed civil conflict as AK-47 wielding rebels and Charles Taylor clash in Monrovia. Refugees crowd the U S Embassy gates while U N and regional mediators push for a cease fire and international intervention amid fading American memory of Liberia's founding.
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Saddam's face returns on new Iraqi banknotes
Baghdad AP says U.S. official Bremer outlined a $100 million program to repair roads and buildings and print millions of new 280 dinar notes bearing Saddam Hussein's likeness amid dinar shortages. Bremer, head of the Coalition Provisional Authority, noted the earlier ban on Saddam imagery and announced a business start up project to connect Iraqis with foreign investors.
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Fort Pierce man sues over septic after decades of sewer bills
Donald Griffith, 66, filed a civil suit against Fort Pierce Utilities Authority seeking 16000 dollars in refunded sewer bills dating to 1979. He says his home was never connected to the city sewer and a septic tank was found after a plumbing backup. The utility denies a deal and says the case will go to court if needed.
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