Della Blanche Gray Garnett obituary notices service announced
Della Blanche Gray 84 of Garnett died March 16 1998 at Anderson County Long Term Care Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapels Garnett with Rev Gary Benjamin officiating Burial in Hope Cemetery She was born January 18 1914 in Ines to Albert Earl and Bessie May Richards Conley She worked 22 years for Garnett Publishing as a bookkeeper and clerk She was active in First United Presbyterian Church Garnett Business and Professional Women's Club Anderson County Historical Society and Hope Chapter 80 Order of Eastern Star She married William Roger Gray October 1 1939 in Ottawa He preceded her in death Also preceded by her parents and two brothers Survivors include son Mike Gray Pittsburg sister Ruth M Kingery rural Pomona and two grandsons Memorials to United Presbyterian Church Garnett in care of the funeral home.
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Household Hazardous Waste Drop at Local Facility
Deposit household hazardous waste such as old pesticides cleaners used motor oil batteries and paint at the FR CO HHW Facility for drop off Monday to Friday 7 am to 1 pm 242 1176. Also magnetics ad touts stress relief hotline 242 2088.
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Wall Street markets steady amid tech disappointment
Wall Street edged lower to little changed levels at midday with the Dow slipping 27.65 to 8722.34 while the Nasdaq rose slightly as Bay Networks warned of weaker March quarter results. Regional quotes and grain prices were listed for Ottawa and Franklin counties with guidance to check The Herald Online for full market wrap.
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Police warn later to gators in Massachusetts ban
New Bedford detectives recall a bust where an alligator guarded a suspected drug house. Four gators or caimans have appeared with criminals seeking illegal pets, amid Massachusetts bans and varying state laws. Experts warn they bite and survive on neglect, while officials note the danger and illegality.
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Gas prices tumble nationwide as prices fall
Across the nation the average gas price has dropped about 23 cents per gallon since September to near a 10 year low. Energy researcher Trilby Lundberg notes prices could keep sliding as doubts over output cuts persist.
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Minority workers sue Boeing over alleged racial discrimination
Forty one minority employees sue The Boeing Co alleging racial discrimination in promotion, harassment, hiring, and hostile work environment. The suit seeks back pay, damages, medical costs, and claims total may exceed 82 million dollars. Plaintiffs include blacks and one Filipino Native American.
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Congressional hearings set at Fort Riley Kansas
Congressional hearings by House subcommittees on Military Readiness and Military Personnel at Fort Riley will examine readiness of Army follow-on forces and Army National Guard integrated divisions. Testimony begins 9 a.m. at Riley's Restaurant and Event Center, open to the public with limited seating. General Bramlett, Maj. Gen. Navas, Maj. Gen. McFareen and others are listed as witnesses.
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Woman Found in Towed Corvette At Impound Lot
Ruth Wexler, 85, sat frightened inside her son Bruce Wexler’s Corvette as it was hooked to a tow truck and moved to an impound yard. Bruce later arrived, weighing a possible lawsuit, fearing a heart attack risk for his mother.
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Ottawa KS 10 Day Forecast Snippet
Weather forecast notes a wet day with rain and drizzle across the Northeast and thinning snow and ice. A broad warm front brings rain from the Virginias to Florida while rain increases from eastern Oklahoma to the south. Sunshine expected in much of the region.
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