Obituary notices for Barry L Meitler Sr and Erma L Sipp Quenemo
Barry Leon Meitler Sr 54 of Parker died June 26 2001 at Miami County Medical Center Paola. Survived by wife Dianna, son Barry Jr, daughter Michelle, mother, two brothers, four grandchildren. Military honors by Fort Riley. Memorials Kansas Neurological Foundation KU Medical Center. Erma Lee Sipp 70 of Quenemo died June 28 2001 at home. Funeral June 25 Feltner Chapel Lyndon. Survived by Daniel Sipp four daughters two sons eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. Memorials American Diabetes Association.
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Barry Leon Meitler
Parker
Miami County Medical Center
Paola
Goodrich Cemetery
Fort Riley
Mountain Lake Park
Victor Leo
Wilma Coeta (Bell) Meitler
Virgil
Army National Guard
Dianna Lee
Dumcurn
Parker United Methodist Church
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Paola Vfw
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
National Rifle Association
Barry Leon Meitler, Jr
Michelle McGinnis
LaCygne
Mound City
Gary Robinett
Willows
Calif
Erma Lee Sipp
Quenemo
Feltner Chapel
Lyndon
Texhoma
Okla
Wiley Frederick
Leola Mae (Gordon) Redenbaugh
Dan J. Sipp
Topeka
Quenem
Bigger signs cause misspellings on Wisconsin highway
In Wisconsin on Highway 57 between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay larger signs revealed several misspellings such as Ceder Lane Cemetery Road and Van Lan. Brian Brock of the state DOT notes some errors in records and signs, with 26 of 644 signs misread. new signs ordered to fix words, expected later this year.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Cedar Lane
Ceder
Cemetery Road
Wequiock
Brian Brock
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Jack Watzka
Senate passes sweeping patients rights bill in 59 36 vote
Washington AP reports the Democratic Senate approved a broad patients rights bill despite a veto threat. The measure would let about 190 million Americans sue HMOs and appeal care denials to independent review, expanding emergency access, specialist care, and trials while setting minimum hospital stays for mastectomies.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senior Menus for Week With Milk Provided
School cafeteria offers a weekly menu listing Tuna and noodles with corn and peaches on Monday, Ham salad with salads and tomatoes on Tuesday, Wednesday closed, Sloppy Joes with potato salad and pickled beets on Thursday, and Fish with scalloped potatoes and green beans on Friday. Milk is included with all meals. Remodeling sale advertised for July 1 to 6 by a local organizer.
Hispanic political clout grows with rising numbers
In San Jose the Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Antonio Villaraigosa drew rousing support from Hispanic officials at a district event. Census figures show 35.3 million Hispanics in 2000, about 12.5 percent of the population, rivaling Blacks for top minority status as 900 Hispanic officials gather to strategize expanding influence.
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Los Angeles
Antonio Villaraigosa
Villaraigosa
James Hahn
Deborah Ortega
Denver
Colo
Ortega
Congress
National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Education Fund
U.S
California
North Carolina
Arkansas
New York
Houston
Fernando Ferrer
Orlando Sanchez
Lunch Menu at Woodward Center This Week
Lunch Bunch Milk is served with all meals. Monday features pizza and corn bread with peaches. Tuesday offers ham salad and broccoli cauliflower salad with a Kaiser roll and apple sauce. Wednesday is closed. Thursday serves Sloppy Joe with potato salad and hamburger bun plus frozen fruit. Friday presents fish shapes, green beans, a homemade roll, and pears.
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Woodward Center
Ottawa KS Weather Summary From AccuWeather Forecast
A fragmented forecast notes hot and humid conditions for the Easter Seaboard with a cooler push into the northern Plains. It mentions sunrise and sunset times and contrasts regional weather, citing AccuWeather data and unclear portions from 2001.
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Ottawa
AccuWeather, Inc
Azi
Oo Vale
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Kansas Neurological Foundation
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Nancy Carpenter
Pomona
Diane Berry
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Gig Harbor
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Sherman Redenbaugh
Hutchinson
Wiley Redenbaugh
Lawrence
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Wichita
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Dodge City
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Texas
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