Langdon death rites set in Lawrence
The funeral for F. Don Langdon a 65 year old Lawrence resident who died today at a Lawrence hospital will be announced later by Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Langdon born December 4 1919 in Ottawa was a Ottawa High School graduate and oil industry worker He is survived by wife Mildred Gertrude Buxton a daughter Toni Holliday Lawrence and two sons Tony Langdon and William Langdon of Ottawa Also listed as survivors are Hazel Urton Doris Hicks Carrie Mason and others in the area.
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Lawrence Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Langdon
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Mildred Gertrude Buxton
Toni Holliday
Tony Langdon
William
Wall Street posts mild rally as rates ease
The Dow climbs 6.40 to 1,248.67 at noon on Wall Street as traders cite a technical rally amid lower rates. EF Hutton rises 2 percent after a Thursday drop tied to its guilty plea in a mail and wire fraud case. NYSE composite up to 104.17, Nasdaq-like activity noted. Big Board volume 43.77 million shares. A separate Kansas case delays a triple murder trial to May 13. David L. Andrews, 27, charged with killing his wife Jean and her daughters Tiffany and Tamara Massey. Public meeting set for May 21 near Wolf Creek plant to review emergency plans with state and federal officials.
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NYSE
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Kan
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Miami
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Andrews
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Tiffany Massey
Tamara Massey
Miami County
Wolf Creek
Coffey County
Burlington
Adjutant General’s Department
Division Emergency Preparedness
Coffey County Emergency Preparedness Office
Wolf Creek Generating Plant
Federal Management Agency
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Computer To Decide Where GM Builds Saturn Car
A computer will determine the initial Saturn plant site for GM as executives gather input from states and communities. The model weighs taxes, freight, materials, electricity, and labor costs, with subjective factors like community ties and training facilities to be considered later. A site decision is expected within weeks, with a May 1 deadline missed and a $5 billion project commitment from GM.
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Saturn
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Slaying Suspect Faces Another Charge in Missouri
In Taney County Circuit Court, 22 year old David C. Tate of Athol Idaho was charged with armed criminal action in the April 14 slaying of Trooper Jimmy Linegar and wounding of Trooper Allan Hines. Tate already faces first degree murder and first degree assault charges. The probe links the crime to Tate as a member of The Order. The new charge could yield a life sentence. A six day Ozark Mountains manhunt preceded his court appearance.
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Athol
Idaho
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Allan Hines
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Milton Eisenhower dies at 85 in Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower brother of President Dwight D. Eisenhower and longtime public servant died at age 85 after a retirement marked by university leadership and civic work. He spent 11 years as Johns Hopkins University president rebuilding facilities and stabilizing finances while remaining active with baseball and public affairs. He was born in 1899 in Abilene Kansas and was known as the “smart one” in a family of athletes. He previously edited a newspaper and taught journalism before his public service career.
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Stover Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
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Ida
Jobless Rate Stays at 7.3 Percent in April
Washington AP reports civilian unemployment held at 7.3 percent in April with more than 8.4 million unemployed. The government notes 215,000 new jobs, led by services and construction, while manufacturing fell 44,000. Youth and race rates shown with minor shifts. alternate rate at 7.2 percent.
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Washington
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Janet L. Norwood
Congressional
United States
New From K C Silver Nickel at Buds Friday and Saturday
Advertising briefs announce Silver Nickel performances at Buds on 1020 N Main Friday and Saturday nights with closing sale prices reduced. Additional items include community notices on water mains flushing by Pomona, a Penny Supper May 4 evening, and a spring choral concert at Municipal Auditorium.
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