Thelma Hopkins Funeral in Ottawa and Ralston Services in Kansas City
Thelma C Hopkins 70 of Ottawa formerly Pomona died June 27 1995. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery. Survived by Frank A Hopkins Phyllis Terry Maryin Wallace 14 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren. Otis Omer Ralston 89 Raytown formerly Ottawa died June 28 1995. Funeral 3 p.m. Friday Floral Hills Funeral Home burial Floral Hills Cemetery. Survived by wife a son Terry two grandchildren and a great grandson. Memorials suggested to Dialysis Program at Ransom Memorial Hospital and Raytown Christian Church.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
John Dutan
Highland Cemetery
Arthur C
Vaughn C
Channel) Burns
Appanoose
Appanoose School
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Frank Hopkins Jr
Garnett
Pomona Cafe
H. D. Lee
Carolee Boreman
Rezin Burns
Frank A. Hopkins
Phyllis Terry
Topeka
Maryin Wallace
Toppenish
Wash
Clarence Burns
Dale Burns
June Crockett
Eureka
Calif
Norma Brock
Otis O. Ralston
Kansas City
Otis Omer Ralston
Raytown
Floral Hills
Osage County
Omer
Anna (Hedges) Ralston
Eva Bertha Cannady
U.S. Army of Engineers
General Motors
Leeds
Raytown Christian Church
United Auto Workers Local 93
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Westport Senior Citizens and
LLL
Terry
Escapees Captured Near Augusta After Farmhouse Sleep
Alvin James Dale and Anthony B. McDaniel, both Hutchinson, were found sleeping on the floor of an abandoned farmhouse 4% miles south of Augusta in Butler County. A sheriff’s deputy spotted them at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday after earlier checks missed the pair. They had been en route to Winfield from the Winfield Correctional Facility.
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Kan
Winfield Correctional Facility
Augusta
Butler County
Sheriff's Office
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Anthony B. McDaniel
Hutchinson
Winfield
Three named for Kansas Supreme Court seat
The Supreme Court Nominating Commission forwarded three nominees to Gov. Bill Graves for the vacancy created by the retirement of Chief Justice Richard Holmes. Judges Edward Larson and Robert Jay Lewis Jr. of the Court of Appeals and Johnson County District Court Judge Steve A Leben were interviewed among 21 candidates.
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Kan
Kansas Court of Appeals
Johnson County
Bill Graves
State Supreme Court
Graves
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Edward Larson
Robert Jay Lewis Jr
Court of Appeals
District Court
Steve A. Leben
Fairway
Atwood
University of Kansas
Leben
Eureka
Richard W. Holmes
Vandals Strike Car in Ottawa Shattering Windshield
Mosie J. Cox, 75, relies on his 1977 Chevrolet for frequent dialysis visits and patient transport. Doris L. Cox reports the damage to Ottawa Police. repairs quoted at about 300 dollars. Family seeks donations through Bank IV to cover windshield costs.
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Doris L. Cox
S. Willow
Mosie J. Cox
Cox
Sue Houston
Mosie
Houston
Bank IV
Doris Cox
Princeton area loses power after semi crashes into pole
About 20 Princeton residents were left without power Wednesday afternoon when a semi truck and trailer drove through Princeton Mobile Home Park. The trailer struck a utility pole, snapping it in half and bringing down a transformer. No injuries were reported. KCPL, United Telephone, and Sprint Telephone crews moved lines and restored service within about 30 minutes.
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Debi Farrar
Kansas City Power and Light
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United Telephone
Sprint Telephone
KCPL
Peanut butter truck crash fouls Kansas City highway
A peanut butter truck split in half after ramming a stopped car transporter on I 435 at 2 30 am leaving a sticky mess. One person was injured as fire crews fought to wash the highway while peanut butter clung to pavement and vehicles.
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Kansas City
Interstate 435
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Sheriff Police Summary
Admissions list names Cornelius Boston Raymond Dunn Darrell Goodwill and James Cobb in Ottawa on Tuesday and Wilbur Kris tenson on Wednesday. Arrests include Travis Tilton on a Franklin County warrant for check violations released on bond. Coralitor Dent and Christopher Sanders on suspicion of battery and suspended license respectively released after notices to appear. multiple burglary and theft reports across Ottawa with losses ranging from 20 to 615 dollars. a non injury accident on Fifth Street between a Post Office vehicle and a motorcycle with damage over 500 dollars.
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Raymond Dunn
Darrell Goodwill
Ottawa
James Cobb
Baldwin
Wilbur Kristenson
Michelle Kirk and Son
Ofttawa
Deloy Wininger
Polona
Mildred Campbell
Overbrook
Sheriff's
Travis Clay Tilton
Garnett
Franklin County
Coralitor J. Dent
Louisiana Road
Billie J. Dent
S. Locust
Christopher A. Sanders
S. Ash
West Tecumseh
Fifth Street
Beach
U.S. Post Office
Theresa R Zabloudil
S. Hickory
Lloyd M. Boles Jr
Williamsburg
Zabloudil
Fifth
Boles
Market and livestock updates from Kansas and national metals
Kansas markets report slow trading with steady slaughter cattle demand and several hundred head sold this week, while futures show varied gains and losses. Western market quotes list grain and livestock prices, with minor differences from regional exchanges, and New York metals highlight aluminum, gold, and silver levels from London and NYCOMEX benchmarks.
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Willams Cos
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Coop
Franklin County Consolidated Farm
Srevicas
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Slaughter Hellera
Sela and
Choice
Wonferrous Metals
NEW York
Spo
London Metal Exch
Handy & Harman
Comex
Handy A Harman
N.a
Man kept hundreds of rats in squalor in Deltona home
Angelo Russo, 79, lived in filth with hundreds of rats he fed for companionship. He was hospitalized for a mental evaluation after authorities found the conditions. Exterminators killed more than 250 rats while hundreds more died or escaped from poison.
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Deltona
Fla
Angelo Russo
Paul Inshaw
Russo
Rodney Irvin
State Health and Rehabilitative Services Department
Jackson album to enter chart at No. 1
Michael Jackson's HiStory Past Present and Future Book 1 will debut at No 1 on Billboard Top 100 after selling 390833 copies since June 20. SoundScan reported sales figures and Epic Records chairman David Glew said the tally surpassed expectations.
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Jackson
Los Angeles
Ichael Jackson
SoundScan
U.S
David Glew
Epic Records
Simpson defense accuses witness of hiding evidence
Los Angeles AP report says Johnnie Cochran Jr claims prosecutors hid a notebook with a five page report on carpet fibers linking a leather glove and knit hat to the O J Simpson case. Cochran asked the judge to bar FBI agent Doug Deedrick from testifying.
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OS Angeles
O.J. Simpson
FBI
Johnnie Cochran Jr
FBI Special
Doug Deedrick
Cochran
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