Obituaries for Dwayne Claussen and Albin Longren
Funeral services are scheduled for Dwayne N. Claussen 59 of Ottawa at First United Methodist Church with cremation to follow. He died of a heart attack June 23 1990 and is survived by his wife, children, mother and siblings. A second funeral for Albin Norton Longren 78 of Lawrence set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Free Methodist Church with burial to follow in Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne N. Claussen
S. Mulberry
First United Methodist Church
Jerrald R. Hamden
Orion Lewis
Kenneth Crow
Dorrance
Elmer E
Rachel
Deince) Claussen
Lela Cornelius
Laramie
Wyo
Lucas High School
University of Wyoming College of Engineering
Franklin County Public Works
Ottawa
St. John
U.S. Forest Service Engineering Department
Rio Grande and Routt National Forest
Colorado
Medicine Row and Shoshone National Forest
Wyoming
Santa Fe National Forest
New Mexico
Modoc National Forest
California
Stafford County
Blue Hill
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
Lucas
Ottawa Lodge
AF & AM
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Lawrence
Kansas Association of County Engineers
National Association of County Engineers
University of Wyoming Alumni Association
American Association of Retired Persons
Albin N. Longren
Albin Norton Longren
Topeka
Rossville
Free Methodist Church
Mount
Paul Longren
Bellevue
Neb
Carl Longren
Mission
Rumsey Funeral
American Lung Association
Edna J. Sutherland
Edna Jefferson Sutherland
Williamsburg
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Legal Notices From Topeka And Ottawa Kansas Area
A collection of local legal notices and probate matters including graveside services in Paola Kansas, estate hearings in Franklin County, sale of stored goods in Ottawa, sheriff sale of multiple vehicles and household items, and related court actions dated mid to late June 1990. Parties include Hazel Gault estate executor Willard Gault, Verna Mae Orton, Edna Sutherland, and Sentry Storage Co. notices with individuals Cheryl Adams and Rex A. Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Orton Paola
Verna Mae Orton
Paola
Wichita
Miami County Hospital
Fairview Cemetery
Cherryvale
Wilson County
James
Jeannie (Phillips) Yates
Isabell Riley
Audrey Yates
James Wills
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Hazal Gault
Kanga
Willard Eugene Gault
Hazel Gault
Tharate
Ottawa
Witford Eugene Gault
Cheryl Adams
Box 11
Princeton
Santry Storage Co
Highway 59
Watts Auction Service
Otawa
Ben C. Kiafar
William Egidy
Sears
IBM
Royal
Rex A. Bowling
John W. Cole
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson P.O
Second & Main
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Police Roundup
Admissions Lula Driscoll and Alvin Crawford both of Ottawa on Friday with others. Dismissals include Max Creviston and Ruby Whitlatch, with transfers to Humana Hospital Overland Park. Arrests span Mark C. Jones on a fishing license warrant and multiple public safety incidents for DUI and related offenses. incidents cover Ottawa area collisions, motorcycle injuries, and a dairy queen parking lot accident. Local markets report Friday prices for wheat corn milo soybeans and PIK certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Driscoll
Alvin Crawford
Ottawa
Earl Beam
Max Creviston
Ruby Whitlatch
Pomona
Merle Fleming
Earl Markley
Humana Hospital
Overland Park
Sheriff's News
Lane
Brant. C. Hesse
Greeley
Kenneth A. Blackman
Hesse
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Us-59
James M. Saunders
Olathe
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Court backs one parent abortion notification rule
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that states may require notification of one parent for unmarried minors seeking an abortion, while a two parent notification rule is struck down unless a judicial bypass is available. The decision preserves a patchwork approach with stakeholding opinions and signals limited impact on Roe v. Wade. Readings show 1.5 million annual abortions since 1973 with about 180,000 for minors and 14 percent by ages 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hickory
Daniel T. Hope Jr
Princeton
B&g Auto
S. Main
Washington
Supreme Court
States
Ohio
Minnesota
Sandra Day O’connor
O’connor
William H. Rehnquist
O'Connor
John Paul Stevens
Antonin Scalia
Anthony M. Kennedy
Byron R. White
Stevens
William J. Brennan
Harry A. Blackmun
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court supports life-prolonging care limits in Cruzan ruling
The court ruled 5-4 that states may bar removal of life-sustaining treatment from patients in irreversibly incapacitated states. It upheld Missouri's hold on feeding tubes for Nancy Cruzan while endorsing a right to refuse medical treatment for competent individuals. The decision leaves intact an $8 million antitrust award against Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, involving Wesley Medical Center and HMO Health Care Plus in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
RMH
Life Flight
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Seventh
Main
Scott A. Spielman
S. Poplar
Charles R. Pointer
E. Wilson
Spielman
Pointer
Keith Weidner
Willow
Supreme Court
Missouri
Nancy Cruzan
Cruzan
Joe
Joyce Cruzan
Cartersville
Dick Kurtenbach
Cruzans
American Civil Liberties Union
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita Health Care Plus Inc
Wichita
New Century Life Insurance Co
10Th Circuit
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Rachel Claussen
Joseph Claussen
Santa Fe
N.M
John Claussen
Ventura
Calif
Dwayne Jay Claussen Jr
Kearney
LeAnn Reed
Lincoln
Sarah Claussen
Yona Pruter
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Salvation Amy Memorial Fund
Dwayne Claussen
Thomas E. Gleason
the Daily Report
Mark C. Jones
N. Mulberry
Public Safety
Robert H. Gray
Olive
Powhattan
Kenneth V. Morrow
Maple
East 10Th
Morrow
Kenton L. Markley
S. Locust
West Ninth
Michael S. Albright
S. Cedar
Scott S. Frazier
Osawatomie
K-68
Spruce Street
Ronald D. VanTreace
Dairy Queen
Leann M. McFadden
Clarissa D. Burgoon
Centropolis
Howard G. Curtis
Tremont
Roger Scott
West 15Th Street
Jeffrey B. Mourning
Ash
Kristy R. Johnson
Vassar
South Main
Cindy Montgomery
N. Hickory
Nettie L. Davin
May
Wesley
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Nashville