Obituary notices for Cochran and Hutchinson in Kansas
James Howard Cochran, 79, of Auburn Topeka died March 22 2001 at a Topeka hospital. Mass at St Matthew Catholic Church 9 am Monday with graveside at St Johns Cemetery Homewood, military honors from Ft Riley. Survived by five sons two daughters and 14 grandchildren. Judy Hutchinson 59 died March 22 2001 services to be announced by Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa.
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James Howard Cochran
Auburn
Topeka
St. Matthew Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Homewood
Ft. Riley
Williamsburg
James Barr
Mary Evan Hedrick Cochran
VFW
American Legion
DAV
Michael Cochran
Patrick Cochran
Timothy Cochran
Gregory Cochran
Tecumseh
William Cochran
Virginia Cochran
Elaine Cochran
Judy Hutchinson
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ottawa
Coming Events Public Meeting Friday Benefit Supper and Auction
Friday events announce a benefit supper and auction to support Mike Pratt at 6 p.m. in VEW Halls. Local civic groups urge attendance to aid Pratt through the charity event and fundraiser.
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Cith
Mike Pratt
Nor'easter floods parts of Massachusetts and nearby states
Northeastern towns woke to floodwaters after a spring nor'easter drenched Massachusetts with up to 7 inches of rain. Basements flooded in New Hampshire and Rhode Island rivers rose above flood levels. New York saw power outages from wet snow. About 100 Lawrence residents evacuated, and several hundred Melrose residents fled from a senior complex as flood warnings continued.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New
The
National Weather Service
Dow Jones Edges Higher Amid Uncertain Market Turnaround
The Dow rose 36.02 to 9,425.50 at midday as buying momentum from Thursday carried into Friday. Analysts cautioned that a bottom may not be in and viewed the advance as a possible temporary bounce after a steep decline. Nasdaq gained 14.97 to 1,912.67 and the S&P 500 rose 11.07 to 1,128.65, with both still well below recent highs. Local quotes showed mixed grain prices at Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County services.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow
Bear Territory
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
S&p
Casey
Gen St
Fed Corp
H&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
United Parcel
WalMart
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Birth announcements fade as hospitals curb public notices
Hospitals across the country reduce or stop releasing birth announcements to deter infant abductions. In Iowa, eight hospitals and others in Arizona Illinois and Wyoming restrict data, while critics warn about rising paranoia and loss of public information. Safety goals are weighed against patient wishes for public listings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kimberly Groninga
Groninga
Iowa City
Arizona
Iinois
Wyoming
Janet McIntyre
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
Nancy Monson
National Freedom of Information Coalition
National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
United States
Cathy Nahirny
McIntyre
Commission
Oak Brook Terrace
U.S
Rockford
Ill
Julie Steller
Motorola cuts 4000 jobs in networks sector
Motorola Inc announces 4000 more layoffs, about 3.1 percent of the workforce, bringing total cuts since December to 22,000. Edward Breen of the Networks Sector defends the move as necessary to stay competitive amid slowing economy. Stock up slightly. broader job-cut trend follows Procter & Gamble and other majors as jobless claims reach a five year high.
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Schaumburg, NL
Motorola Inc
Motorola
Edward D. Breen
Breen
New York Stock Exchange
Procter & Gamble Co
DaimlerChrysler AG
Compaq Computer Corp
Lucent Technologies
Labor Department
Souper Fridays Lent Soup Sale at Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Church hosts Souper Fridays during Lent serving soup crackers vegetables dessert and drink from 5 30 to 7 30 pm. Adults pay 3 while children receive half price.
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Sacred Heart Church
Franklin County Recycling Buys Aluminum Cans at 25 Cents
Franklin County Recycling announces a buyback offer paying 25 cents per pound for aluminum cans. The program targets local residents and businesses collecting scrap metal for cash.
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Franklin County Recycling
Ottawa KS 10 Day Forecast Arcs Local Outlook
AccuWeather presents Ottawa Kansas weather with a 10 day view showing mostly sunny and breezy cold days. The outlook notes an arctic front sweeping from the Great Plains toward the Northeast bringing unseasonable cold and scattered showers and storms along the Gulf states while the Southwest remains warm. Pacific Northwest drenched by rain along the coast.
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AccuWeather
Ottawa
AccuWeather, Inc
AccuWeather.com
Great Plains
Appalachian
Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
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