Garnett and area obituaries of Ratliff Gibson Clark Wallis and Hoover
Funeral notices and memorials for Zenn T Ratliff of Garnett and Neil F Gibson Sr of Arlington. J Ivan Clark of Lee's Summit and Mary Eichman Wallis of Overland Park receive services. Murlin Hoover of Sebring remains awaiting arrangements. Survivors include multiple children grandchildren and spouses. services set at First Christian Church Garnett Highland Cemetery Ottawa McGilley Hoge Chapel Colonial Church Lee's Summit Williamsburg institutional ties noted. Memorials to Ottawa Retirement Village or Colonial Presbyterian Church are suggested.
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Zenn T. Ratliff
Garnett
Ottawa Retirement Village
First Christian Church
Garett Cemetery
Herb Maxwell
Sylvia (Wells) Ratliff
Scott City
Kaw
Grace “Billie” Chitwood
Anderson County
Anderson County Sales Company
Lions Club
Monterey
Minn
Max Ratliff
Gail Ratliff
Westphalia
Bill Ratliff
Ottawa
Bob Karch
Independence
Charlene Winters
Norman
Oklo
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Neil F. Gibson
Arlington
Texas
Neil F. Gibson Sr
Highland Cemetery
Henry Roberts
Clay A
Ruby (Fought) Gibsonn
Independiente
Spears
Harrisonville
Bartlesville
Ottawa University
Lee’s Summit
J. Ivan Clark
Lee's Summit
Centropolis
Ottawa High School
Lois (Shipps) Clark
Sidney Clark
Martha la Quey
Linda Precht
Kansas City
Leonard Clark
Howard Clark
Yakima
Wash
Beatrice Nicklin
Overland Park
Mary Eichman Wallis
Delmar Gardens
McGilley and Hoge Chapel
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Coffey County
Williamsburg High School
Phi Kappa Delta
Willard Bennett Wallis
Topeka
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A.A.U.W
Colonial Presbyterian Church
Kay Farrell
Mattlemae Dobbs
Dallas
Wall Street Market in Brief Kansas Feedlot Sales
Trade moderate with slaughter steers and heifers fully steady and strong inquiry. Tuesday sales confirm 7,400 slaughter steers and 6,500 slaughter heifers, week to date 22,900. Prices given for various weight ranges on a FOB feedlot net weight basis and on dressed basis. nonferrous metals prices noted for New York.
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Kansas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Productivity gains lift 1994 output while costs creep up
U S productivity rose 2.2 percent in 1994 helped limit unit labor cost increases to 0.9 percent. The Labor Department reported a revised 1.7 percent fourth quarter productivity rise and a 5.2 percent annual output gain, with manufacturing up 4.9 percent. Corporate wages grew 0.5 percent for the year as workers share of gains remained limited.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hospital Notes and Police Blotter Items
Admissions include John Calvert of Rantoul and Michael Waln of Ottawa. Dismissals list Louise Hopkins Pomona Earl Pennington of Rantoul and Floyd Thompson of Ottawa. A 15 year old Ottawa girl was arrested on suspicion of property damage at Ottawa High School after a car scratched. $500 damage. Burglary report lists theft of a push mower from Peggy Sandusky home. Vehicle accidents near Sand Creek and Montana Roads and near I 35 and K 33. One child transferred to KU Med Center in fair condition. Hit and run reported at Casey’s in Pomona.
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John Calvert
Rantoul
Michael Waln
Ottawa
Louise Hopkins
Pomona
Earl Pennington
Floyd Thompson
Police News
Ottawa High School
Gary W. Sheffield
Ash
Wilma J. Brown
S. Walnut
Peggy J. Sandusky
S. Locust
Sand Creek
Montana
William L. Lucas HU
S. Elm
Gerald A. Smith
Jackson Road
Williamsburg
Lucas
Jacob L. Lucas
Natashya L. Lucas
Cleveland
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William
Natashya
Jacob
University of Kansas Medical Center
Angela M. Lackey
Wellsville
Rebecca M. Frieden
Delaware Road
Casey’s General Store
Pomona. Nehets
Australian wins Templeton Prize for science faith link
New York AP reports Australian physicist Paul Davies won the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion worth one million dollars. Davies was honored for work suggesting purpose and design underlie human existence, merging scientific inquiry with theological questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Templeton
Paul Davies
Teens waive extradition in family killings case
Two Michigan teens Bryan Freeman 17 and David Freeman 16 tied and shaved head brothers known as skin heads waived extradition to Pennsylvania where they face three counts each of homicide and conspiracy in the stabbing and bludgeoning deaths of their parents Dennis and Brenda Freeman and 11-year-old Erik. They appeared before District Judge James Wilson and are to be transported within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idland
Mich
Pennsylvania
Bryan Freeman
David Freeman
James Wilson
Michigan
Dennis
Brenda Freeman
Erik
James Branson III
Branson
Wilson
Overland Park Legislator Pleads Guilty to DUI
State Rep. Gary Haulmark, a Lenexa Republican, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence after an October arrest. He was sentenced to 48 hours in jail to be served later, one year probation, and may substitute two days in a rehab hospital for jail time. He must attend alcohol awareness classes and abstain from drinking. his license was revoked in January after failing the breath test.
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Overland Park, Kan
Gary Haulmark
Haulmark
Lenexa
Overland Park
IBM case Hastings jury begins deliberating injury warning
A Hastings Minnesota jury starts deliberations in a civil suit accusing IBM of failing to warn keyboard users about risk of repetitive stress injuries. Plaintiff Nancy Urbanski says the condition left her unable to work or handle household tasks. It is the first trial of its kind against IBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings, Minn
IBM
Nancy Urbanski
Shabazz defense seeks informant for Farrakhan plot case
In St Paul Minnesota AP a bid to suppress secretly taped phone calls centers on informant Michael Fitzpatrick as Qubilah Shabazz 34 seeks to question him about alleged hiring to kill Louis Farrakhan. Prosecutors call witness premature. Trial set for May 1 with potential 90 years and 2.25 million fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul, Minn
Qubilah Shabazz
Malcolm X
Nation of Islam
Louis Farrakhan
Shabazz
Michael Fitzpatrick
Larry Leventhal
Fitzpatrick
Franklin Noel
Farrakhan
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Saipan
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South Pacific
Bob Gibson
Neil F. Gibson Jr
Lamb- Roberts Funeral
J.ivan Clark
Mary E. Wallis
Murlin Hoover
Sebring
Fla
Greenwood-Roberts
Overbrook
Wall Street
Major Market Indexes
Mmdow
O'Reilly Auto
Pennayjc
ArchDats
PepsiCo
Borden
Ma PhilipPet
Burinin
QuakerCats
Citicor
Sfepaccp S
DanaCorps
Searsheeb
DoawChem
SweBell
Exxon
Sprint
ITT Corp
WalMan
KN Energy
Wendy's WitnRes
McDonneg S
A WilliamsGo S
MidwRase Mobil
Soma
Philip Morrin
Edward 0. Jones
Atatcorp
Eark
H&r Block
Franklin County
IBP Inc
McDonald' S
Dodge City
Kan
NYSE
Templeton Prize
By David Goodman
Associated Press
Oma
Antry USA
Sparky & Cody Chow Mix
Collie Shepherd
Emily Ansley
Sparky
Cody
Franklin County Humane Society
N. Main
Allstate
Bertie Wilson
Nortbrook
Illinois
the Ozarks
Missouri Opry
Lake OF the Ozarks
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottewa
Beyond Video
Butler’s
CMA
Hickory
Cook's Service and
Rent-Masters
Taylor Bros, Construction
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