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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2004

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Obituaries Hazel James and Betty Hammond die in 2004

Hazel Alice James 98 of Yuma Colorado died June 4 2004 at Yuma Life Care Center born September 5 1907 in Macon Missouri twin sister Helen attended Macon County schools and Kirksville State Teachers College taught rural schools later homemaker and grocery clerk married Harry James in 1933 burial Bloomington Cemetery Bevier Missouri Funeral Home Baucke Yuma in charge Betty Dunlap Hammond 80 Osawatomie Kansas died June 6 2004 graveside service at Osawatomie Cemetery born March 4 1924 in Lane Missouri married James Hammond 1952 he died 1966 she later married Elle Dunlap 1980 he died 1981 worked at Osawatomie State Hospital managed El Rey Tavern survivors include two sons three grandchildren two sisters and three great grandchildren burial handled by Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie.

Hazel James Yuma Colo Hazel Alice James Yuma Life Care Center William Bertha (Cook) Moss Macon Helen Macon County Kirksville, Mo State Teachers College Harry §. James Lawrence Ottawa Jim Mary Ann Cavender Colorado Bloomington Cemetery Bevier Baucke Betty Hammond Osawatomie Betty Dunlap Hammond Frank Bertha (McDonald) Weiland Lane James Hammond Elle Dunlap Osawatomie State Hospital el Rey WFEFW Bill Hammond Mt. Airy N.C Tom Hammond Wichita Evelyn Lombardo Westminister Calif Eddy Birchard

Sadr signals cooperation with new Iraqi government

In Iraq, cleric Muqtada al-Sadr urged followers to back the new interim government and pursue security and peace, signaling willingness to cooperate if U.S. forces depart as violent attacks hit police in troubled regions near Baghdad. Separately, Sen. John McCain rejected Kerry's overtures to join a bipartisan ticket against Bush, though Kerry explored the possibility.

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Garage sale and shop ad briefs across multiple locations

Ads list a garage sale at 1656 Eisenhower Rd Princeton with many items and a four family setup, Parkview Public Storage units. a shopping note for Windy Pines with perennials and container gardens at 2707 Kingman Road. ticket info for a Janome sewing machine giveaway at Skunk Run Quilt Show on June 12-13 at OMS gym.

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Brownback stays opposed to embryo stem cell research

Sen. Sam Brownback rejects calls to ease federal restrictions on stem cell work despite Nancy Reagan urging Bush to loosen limits. He backs adult and umbilical cord research while opposing embryo-derived studies, citing ethical concerns. He notes advances in nonembryonic research and cites a Washington Post story on embryonic results.

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Cassini Nears Saturn for Long Study of Moons

Spacecraft Cassini, seven years from Earth, nears Saturn to begin an extended study of the planet and its 31 known moons, aiming to orbit June 30 after passing through a gap in the rings. The probe’s first Saturn encounter came Friday near Phoebe, a tiny moon 187 miles across, with Saturn about 75,000 miles in diameter.

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Corrections Correct Candidate Office Matches In Ottawa Filing

A Friday edition misnamed two candidates due to swapped titles. The corrected list assigns each candidate to the proper office they seek, clarifying Deborah Cannady’s role as a legal assistant for an Ottawa attorney and fixing the occupation error in the filing story.

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