Obituaries: Voigts Donley Dorley and Laiter services announced
Hadley H Voigts 91 of Overland Park died June 16 2000 at Olathe Medical Center. Services were at St Mark's Lutheran Church Olathe. He was a dairy farmer and long time Johnson County leader. Burial Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. Memorials to church or hospital. John Michael Mike Dor ley 50 of Excelsior Springs died June 17 2000 at North Kansas City Hospital. Funeral Tuesday Polley Funeral Home Chapel born January 20 1950 in St Louis. He owned Donley’s Automotive Repair and survived by spouse Rebecca and children Tim Timothy Allen Donley Lisa Lynn Friday Lora Lee Knee and others. Burial private Crown Hill Cemetery. Barbara A Laiter 38 Garnett died Sunday. Services Thursday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel with cremation to follow. Obituary to be published later.
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Supreme Court curbs state Burma boycott in buying rules
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may not use purchases to influence foreign policy, striking down Massachusetts measures limiting state contracts with Myanmar firms. The decision cites federal sanctions and suggests parallels to South Africa era boycotts, stressing presidential authority in international matters.
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Ruling limits oversize of state prisons
The 5-4 ruling reinstates a Prison Litigation Reform Act provision that would auto suspend federal court supervision of state prisons if judges do not respond to a state request within 90 days. The decision aligns with a broader ruling pattern across several cases touching evolution teaching, water rights, school prayer, and foreign trade.
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Water cop Nation patrols Georgia drought curbs
In Carterville Georgia Reggie Nation a county maintenance worker enforces a statewide water ban as a three year drought scorches lawns and crops. Residents face 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. watering limits with penalties for violations.
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Correction fixes Willingham discovery site in Osage County
A Saturday Herald correction notes Murphy A. Willingham was found in Osage County after a shooting and subsequent arrest in a domestic incident. The original report misidentified the location.
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Ottawa community arts council and local exhibits roundup
Community notices list arts council events at Camogie Cultural Center and Ransom Memorial Hospital exhibits by Vanita Chandiar and Rowena Lacer. Old Depot Museum hosts "Indians of Kansas" through July 5 with Thursday oped Tae-Sat schedule. admission $3, students $1, under 5 free. Also recycling center hours and local ads.
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Wall Street slips into mixed midday gains across indices
Markets in New York showed the Dow up 20.51 to 10496.81 while the S&P 500 rose 2.67 to 1467.13 and the Nasdaq climbed 7.70 to 3868.26. Russell 2000 advanced to 514.18 as small caps edged higher. Local quotes listed several stocks with modest moves and grain prices at Ottawa and Franklin County farms posted various gains and declines.
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Tomorrow promised to be a nice day in the Northeast
Scattered showers and thunderstorms evolve from South Carolina to Iowa with raindrops and storm activity likely across the Plains and Midwest. Gulf Coast states from Louisiana to Texas may see thunderstorm potential as weather systems move through, while UV and historical highs and lows are noted.
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