Man 86 May Head Mormons After Benson Death
SALT LAKE CITY AP The Mormon Church may name Howard W. Hunter as the 14th president following Ezra Taft Benson's death at 94. Hunter an 86 year old lawyer and former businessman with health problems is the senior apostle and next in line. After Benson's funeral the 14 apostles will meet in the Salt Lake Temple to ordain a successor.
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Salt Lake City
Howard W. Hunter
Ezra Taft Benson
Hunter
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Benson
Salt Lake Temple
Local graduates and honor rolls across Kansas communities
Fayetteville Arkansas native McArdle earned a University of Arkansas BA in psychology and plans therapy work. Fort Scott Community College announced local graduates Pam Sibona Tracey Rues Paul Waddell Teddy Wilson Ben Feuerborn and nightcrawlers camping group collected trash near Ottawa with nine members. DAR luncheon featured Stella Tharp as speaker and new officers were elected.
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McArdle
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
William Lloyd McArdle
Ottawa
Arkansas
Bud McArdle
Rogers
Betty Larson
Bella Vista
FSCC
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Community College
Baldwin City
Pam K. Sibona
Garnett
Krista D. Byerly
Tracey A. Rues
Lane
Paul H. Waddell
Bruce L. Hay
Jonathan H. Waddle
Pomona
Teddy E. Wilson
Waverly
Ben F. Feuerborn
Dean’s. Nightcrawlers
Nightcrawler Camping Club
John Fritts
Highway 59
Daryl
Cynthia Montague
Yates Center
DAR
Edward Hand
Daughters“of the American Revolution
Darrell Salsbury
Woodrow Dew
Robert McLain
Emory McKenzie
Retired doctor tours the plains as locum tenens physician
Burton Cox, 63, a former Downs clinic doctor, now travels in a 40 foot motor home to substitute in rural Kansas hospitals and clinics. He arranges schedules via phone and computer, working in towns like Harper and Lincoln and eight other states, alleviating overworked staff and emergency rooms.
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Arper
Kan
Burton Cox
Kansas
Cox
Downs
Clara
Portland
Ore
Harper
Lincoln
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
New Mexico
Montana
Washington
Alaska
Coxes
Clara Cd
Jeff Bond
Anthony
Friendship Manor Nursing Home
Bond
University of Kansas Medical School
Dusie
Oregon
Yugoslav student to return home as Bosnia war looms
Boris Baklaja, a Belgrade native living in Topeka for nine months, plans to return home as fighting intensifies near his homeland. He stayed with host family Jerry and Tonia Gray, Washburn University professor and middle school teacher respectively, during the school year.
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Topeka
Kan
Midwest
Boris Baklaja
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
International Student Exchange of Town
Jerry
Tonia Gray
Jerry Gray
Washburn University
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