Obituary notices for Grinzinger Beckner Altic in Kansas area
Obituaries detail funeral services for Joseph G Grinzinger 87 of Lane died May 23 1995 at Venicet Hospital Kansas City Missouri with services at St Johns Church. Also Clarence E Beckner 84 Paola died May 24 1995 and Dorothy A Altic 80 Lawrence died May 24 1995 with services planned at Trinity Lutheran Church Memorial Park Cemetery and local churches.
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Joseph G. Grinzinger Greley
Joseph George Grinzinger
Rural Lane
Venicet Hospital
Kansas City
St John's Catholic Church
St. John's Cémetéty
Greeley
Kan
Joseph
Hélen (Kathey) Grinzinger
Guardian Angels Catholic
Stbot
Benita Mary Greufe
St. Ludgets ‘Church
Germantown
Lane
Nelson Art Gallery
North Aiighida
St. John’s' Parish
Enstay
Helen Feuerborn
Ishmoth
Carol Merritt
Ashry
Eddy Birchard
Osawatomie
St. John’s School
Clarence E. Beckner
Paola
Pimast Haven
Pearl Street Baptist Church
George Gore
Olin McCool
Levi
Martha (Plunkett) Beckner
Sawyer
Stella May Harris
Clarence
Gale” Beckner
Everett Beckner
Modesto
Calif
Dorothy A. Altic Lawrence
Dorothy A. Altic
Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Gilmore
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jack
Anna (Gustafson) Fritzel
Ralph A. Altic
Jackie A. Wiesler
Sun City
Ariz
Nancy E. Kinkaid
San Diego
Gwen B. Leckton
Pamela. Altie
Margaret Hurley
Julie H. Chappell
Warren-McElwain
Douglas County
Western Bs
Franklin County
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U.S.A
City Park
Ottawa
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Marvin Ross
Joe Wakefield
VFW
Sherry Wright
Harvey Nichols
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Justin Chamness
Franklin County Veterans Memorial Committees
Kansas Law Targets Funeral Picketing By Fred Phelps
A new Kansas law banning protest during a three hour window around funerals was signed by Governor Bill Graves and takes effect today. The measure aims at the Topeka group led by Fred Phelps, known for picketing funerals of homosexuals and AIDS patients. Previously, a federal judge struck down a broader ban for vagueness.
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Topeka
Kan
Fred Phelps
Bill Graves
Phelps
Nw.s
Lee West
Oklahoma City
Powerball jackpot rises after Wednesday drawing
The Powerball draw matched all six numbers Wednesday night, with the $55.4 million prize destined to rise to about $65 million. Five numbers plus the Powerball would have won or shared that sum. 12 tickets won $100,000 each for matching the first five numbers without the Powerball, including one in Kansas. A separate Kansas Cash Lotto drawing produced a $130,000 jackpot winner as reported by the Kansas Lottery Commission.
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Ainedge
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Eas
Kansas
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Ottawa Coop
Milo
Franklin County
Dodge City
Kan
ST. Joseph, Mo
Kansas Lottery Gets Seven Year Extension
Gov. Bill Graves signed a bill extending the Kansas Lottery to July 1, 2002 and adding an instant bingo amendment to the state constitution. The action preserves lottery sales and winnings payouts, despite weeks of legislative debate on its future.
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Topeka
Kan
Bill Graves
Graves
Mike Matson
Dismissals and Arrests Highlight Hometown Police News
The Daily Report details Wednesday actions including Dorothy Toumberlin's dismissal in Princeton and arrests across Franklin County. Grane, Davis, Burgoon, Winters Jr., Adams, Bickerstaffs, and Williams face charges or warrants with varying bond amounts. Property thefts, vandalism, and two noninjury accidents round out the local police and sheriff notes.
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Dorothy Toumberlin
Princeton
Sheriff's News
Christopher $. Grane
Pomona
Teresa Crane
Ryan C. Davis
Barnes
Franklin County
Clarissa D. Burgoon
Police
Dale Edward Winters Jr
Rita K. Bickerstaff
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Jeanne Bickerstaff
Rita Bickerstaff
Larry L. Williams
Garett
Ottawa
Outback Antiques
N. Main
Karen Elaine Dryden
E. Fairway Drive
McDonald's
Princeton Circle Drive
Central Fence Company
Swainsboro
S. Main
Granite chunks kept as memorials after Oklahoma blast
Gunnery Sgt. Paul Cooper survived near the blast that destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. He plans to engrave a granite piece with the blast date and share fragments with others who survived. Crews began demolishing the outer shell a day after the explosion to reach the pit where remains may lie. Authorities believe Christy Rosas and Virginia Thompson died, with Alvin Justes possibly among the dead, raising the toll to 168 if confirmed.
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Oklahoma City
Paul Cooper
Federal
Cooper
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Christy Rosas
Virginia Thompson
Alvin Justes
Justes
Intruder shot at White House tied to mental health history
Officials say the man who vaulted the White House fence with an unloaded gun may have aimed to hurt himself. Federal prosecutors and investigators note a possible mental health history and are reviewing background, medical records, and associates. FBI confirms no indication of an assassination attempt at this time.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
Possibili
Ty Diathie
Zbelland Wiliam Modjeski
Eric Dubelier
ABC
Good Morning America
Susan Lloyd
FBI
Pomona High School Graduation Ad Misspells Student Name
The Herald apologizes for a misprint in Monday's edition the first name of student Jesse Cox graduating from Pomona High School tonight was misspelled in an ad.
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Herald
Pomona High School
Jesse Cox
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