Graveside service for Minor Larrick in Wellsville
Minor Larrick 84 Wellsville died March 14 1995 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Graveside service 1 30 p m Friday at Wellsville Cemetery. He served in World War II and farmed 30 years. He married Kathryne Andrews May 4 1944. Survived by wife Kathryne son Steve daughter Linda seven grandchildren. Memorials to Post 194 Wellsville American Legion or Wellsville Methodist Church.
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Larrick
Wellsville
Minor Larrick
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William Fred and
Letha (Foland) Larrick
Gardner
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Kathryne Andrews
Duncan, Oklo
Louis Hanson
Jane
Armour Larrick
Homer Larrick
William “Bunt” Larrick
Woodrow “Boone” Larrick
Kathryne
Home
Steve Larrick
Linda Good
Arthur “Banty” Larrick
Roy Larrick
Overland Park
Esther Clark
Beulah Clayton
Clathe
Myrtle Freeman
Lawton
Okla
American Legion Hall
Parole board seeks public input on inmates and paroles
Public comments are invited on inmates eligible for parole hearings from Franklin and nearby counties. Hearings are scheduled next week with sessions in Kansas City Kansas Topeka and Wichita. Written comments may be mailed to the Kansas Parole Board.
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Kansas Parole Board
Fehe
Wyandotte County
North 7Th Street
Kansas City
Kan
Center For Historic Research
Topeka
Wichita Municipal Building
North Main Street
London
Jackson Street
South
Kansas
Leslie K. Kimball
Miami County
Johnson and Shawnee
Paul Henry Hanson
Osage
James
Wall Street Market in brief March 16 1995 market snapshot
Wall Street Market in brief reports early March 16 1995 quotations for hogs and cattle at various weights with steady to lower prices. Kansas feedlot sales show slow trade and few confirmed slaughter steer deals while demand remains light. Nonferrous metals prices on Thursday include spot gold at 383.70 and 388.00 per troy ounce, silver around 4.875 per troy ounce, with NY Comex quotes noted.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
New York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Third suspect surrenders in Henke Chrysler arson case
Arthur L. Johnson, 31, of the Kansas City area, surrendered to federal authorities in Kansas City, Missouri. He, Carmen L. Henke, 57, and Rickey C. Smith, 43, were indicted earlier this week on conspiracy and arson charges tied to the February 1992 fire at the former Henke Chrysler dealership, with alleged payments of $5,000 and mail fraud involved.
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Henke Chrysler
Larry Scott
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Arthur L. Johnson
Kansas City
Johnson
Carmen L. Henke
Rickey C. Smith
Scott
Henke
Sedalia
Smith
Kan
Earl Miller
Smith and Johnson
Chrysler Corporation
Local Hospital Notes And Sheriff News Report Wednesday Activity
Admissions include Frank Stultz Quenemo Joseph Nilges Garnett and Juanita Richardson Ottawa and Rhonda Foltz Ottawa on Tuesday. Dismissals list Marjorie Tastore and son Westphalia Albert Bond Ottawa William Bronson Garnett and Vickie Rylas Wellsville all Wednesday. Arrests include Jason A Rea and Valerie L Rea of 601 S Cherry for marijuana possession and paraphernalia. Reas released. report to county attorney. Cox 37 602 N Sycamore arrested on county warrant for indirect contempt released on bond. Vandalism reports windshield damage from debris on 1 35 US 50 exit. Police notes include multiple warrants and suspicions of violations. Accidents involve back into parked car on 15th Cedar and pump damage at Short Stop Conoco and back into each other on Eighth Willow. Damages vary by incident.
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Frank Stultz
Quenemo
Joseph Nilges
Garnett
Juanita Richardson
Ottawa
Rhonda
Foltz
Marjorie Tastore
Jason A. Rea
Valerie L Rea
S. Cherry
Tri-County Drug Enforcement Unit
DEA
Reas
Bobbie Leigh Cox
N. Sycamore
Sheriff's Department
Heather Collins
Waverly
15Th
Cedar
James J. Thompson
Brookside
Eighth and
Willow
Patricia Tournbertin
N. Poplar
Richard W. Gullfoyle
S. Poplar
Post Office to Triple Production of Peel-and-Stick Stamps
The United States Postal Service plans to nearly triple its production of peel-and-stick stamps this year in response to rising demand. Stamp services manager Azeezaly Jaffer says the move addresses popular demand and should ease supply.
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Washington
Azeezaly Jaffer
Investors cheer as inflation slows with housing starts down
The February CPI rose 0.3 percent led by higher food costs while gasoline eased, keeping annual inflation at 3.7 percent for the year. Dow rose 22 points to 4060 as housing weakness signals slower growth and potential restraint on Fed rate hikes. Analysts expect a soft landing sustained by moderating inflation through continued rate restraint.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fed
David Munro
New York
Labor Department
Phelps testifies Stephan signed off on harassment settlement terms
Margie Phelps told a Topeka federal jury that former Attorney General Bob Stephan personally approved final settlement terms in a sexual harassment suit 10 years earlier. She corroborated prior witnesses and noted Stephan signed the agreement at his Topeka church complex on March 7, 1985, including a confidentiality clause.
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Topeka
Kan
Margie Phelps
Bob Stephan
Phelps
Marcia Tomson Stingley
Stephan
Vern Miller
Fred W. Phelps Sr
Stingley
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