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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2004
Page
1
Viola May Pearson 92 died Friday June 18 2004 at Chandler Regional Hospital Chandler Arizona formerly of Ottawa Arrangements announced by Dengel Son Mortuary
Investors push stocks higher on a volatile triple witching day as options and futures contracts expire. Dow climbs 35.62 to 10,413.14 while the S P 500 adds 3.98 and the Nasdaq gains 6.68 amid high trading volume and inflationary concerns tied to a record U.S. current account deficit. Local grain and commodity prices shown for Overbrook Co op Ottawa and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services reflect modest shifts in wheat soybeans corn and milo.
Windy Pines at 2707 Kingman Rat/S Hwy 59 Ottawa invites shoppers for unique Father’s Day gifts and a Father’s Day drawing registration. Call Marilyn at 242-4700 to place ad briefs. Main Street Liquor at 1188 Main celebrates its fifth birthday with in store 5 percent over cost, cash only. Parkview Public Storage advertises brand new units on paved streets at 1102 N Main Ottawa, 242-9000.
Dorothea F Koehler 80 of Grayslake Illinois died June 3 2004 at Condell Medical Center Libertyville Ill Funeral June 7 at St Gilbert Catholic Church Grayslake Born May 19 1924 in Garnett Kansas to Thomas and Anna Teter She was a 50 year member of St Gilbert Catholic Church and its Altar and Rosary societies Survived by six children Tom Milwaukee Terry Woodstock Linda St Charles Jane Round Lake Heights Beth Lombard Dennis Toledo seven grandchildren She was preceded by husband Bill 1992 two sisters Betty Heistand Velva Hermreck one brother Larry Teter Burial Avon Centre Cemetery Grayslake Strang Funeral Chapel in charge Memorials to charity of donor's choice.
Norma Claire Speaks Landis 70 Osawatomie died Monday June 14 2004 at her home A memorial service was 3 p m at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie She was born April 7 1934 in Middle Creek Township Miami County Kansas and graduated Council Grove High School in 1951 She married Harold DeHoff in 1951 later divorced then married Millard Landis in the early 1970s and divorced again Survivors include son Roy DeHoff two daughters Stephanie Cochren and Lisa DeHoff one sister Marie Buck nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren She worked as an administrative assistant at Martin Outdoor Advertising Topeka for over 20 years and volunteered for a crisis hotline Foster Grandparent program and Osawatomie First United Methodist Church She moved to Osawatomie in 1997.
William Addison Waggoner 58 of Denver formerly Osawatomie died June 16 2004 in Willard Missouri after pancreatic cancer diagnosis. A graveside service is set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Osawatomie Cemetery with military honors. He served in the U S Navy aboard the U S S Hornet during Vietnam and helped recover the first unmanned Apollo capsule. He married Karen Watson in 1969. she died in 1999. He worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad and as a patrolman for Osawatomie Police and water departments, plus sheriff offices in Miami and Allen counties. Surviving are two sons two daughters two brothers six sisters and numerous grandchildren. Visitation 7–8 p.m. Monday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home. Memorial fund in his name.
Willa Marie Spencer age 80 of Williamsburg died Wednesday June 16 2004. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. Monday June 21 2004 at Williamsburg United Methodist Church with a 10 a.m. visitation. Memorial donations are suggested to Midland Hospice or Williamsburg Library Fund via the funeral home. Condolences may be emailed to the family.
Leona D Adams 65 of Ottawa died June 17 2004. Funeral services set for 10 a m Tuesday at Dengel Son Mortuary with a 7 to 8 p m wake Monday. Memorials to North Baptist Church or Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901. Condolences via email through dengelmortuary sbeglobal.net. Full obituary to follow.
The 9/11 commission warned years of missed chances to disrupt the attacks and warned of ongoing US vulnerabilities to al Qaida. It faulted FAA and Bush era communications, noted a radar glitch that let a hijacked plane fly 36 minutes, and set July 26 for final report. Separately, CIA contractor Passaro faced assault charges over the death of Afghan inmate Abdul Wali, marking first civilian charges in detainee abuse cases in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Helicopters buzzed over Riyadh as thousands of Saudi police scoured multiple neighborhoods for American hostage Paul M. Johnson Jr. A 72 hour deadline loomed for Saudi authorities to free al Qaida prisoners or see Johnson killed. Johnson, a Lockheed Martin employee, was abducted Saturday by a group calling itself al Qaida.
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