Obituary notes for Battin McEvoy and Laird families
Death notices for Ruby Faye Battin 85 Osawatomie died Sept 27 1994 service at Oaklawn Cemetery LaCygne burial after. Emmett E McEvoy 83 Williamsburg funeral Oct 1 1994 St Patrick s Emerald burial St Patrick s Cemetery. Ruby E Laird 86 Richmond died Oct 2 1994 service Oct 5 St Therese Richmond burial Pittsburg Memorial Gardens. Survivors listed for Battin include son Bob Montee daughter Betty Jimenez siblings and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Laird survivors include husband Leo two sons and siblings with eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Ruby F. Battin
Bob Montee
Betty Jimenez
Osawatomie
Warren G. Cline
Cheyenne
Emmett E. McEvoy
Williamsburg
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Emerald
Ruby E. Laird
Richmond
Oak Haven Nursing Center
St. Therese Catholic Church
Pittsburg Memorial Gardens
Pittsburg
Tyrone
Walker
Anna (Marsee) Morgan
Leo Laird
Neosho
Leo
Bud Laird
Larry Laird
Bonner Springs
Barbara Harbour
Barbara Laird
Mandela urges UN aid to grow South Africa economy
Nelson Mandela asked the United Nations to boost aid and back economic restructuring in South Africa to sustain democracy. In a General Assembly speech he linked development to non racial society, and promised assurances to investors on his U.S. tour before Washington meetings.
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United Nations
Nelson Mandela
South Africa
General Assembly
Mandela
U.S
Washington
White House
Wall Street Market in brief brief
Wall Street market roundup notes stocks with brief performance, including some in the Edward D. Jones & Co. coverage. Footnotes explain stock split, issuance, dividends and special conditions, with notations on when issued and reorganizations or bankruptcy statuses as applicable.
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Edward D. Jones & Co
Jury selection begins in O J Simpson trial probing juror motives
A diverse pool of 304 prospective jurors faces in depth questioning as lawyers and Judge Ito allow some personal inquiry. Experts note the aim is to uncover views on crime domestic violence and celebrity power while both sides seek a favorable outcome.
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Los Angeles
Gerald Chaleff
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Chaleff
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Simpson
California
Robert Pugsley
Southwestern University Law School
Pugsley
Construction Spending Drops 0.2 Percent in August
The Commerce Department reports total spending at a $505 billion annual rate, down from July’s $506.1 billion. Residential and nonresidential outlays fell, while government spending rose 1.8 percent to the highest December level, marking the first August decline in six months.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Ottawa freshman named to E-State A Cappella choir
An Emporia State University ensemble listing misstated a student. The correct member is Christine Teter of Ottawa, identified Saturday as selected for the E-State A Cappella choir.
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Ottawa
Emporia State University
Christine Teter
Hospital notes and police reports from Ottawa region
The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals including Charlotte Springer Richmond Carolyn Eeord Ottawa and others. Births include Jenna DeForest Garnett and a son for Charlotte Springer and Dewayne Springer Ottawa. Randy Eeord Ottawa a son. Arrests feature Jarrod Wallace Vickey Esquivel Jerry Redsorer Leonard Esquivel Steve Anderson and police news on Wava Jacobsen and three Ottawa youths for curfew and vending disputes. A motorcycle incident at K-68 Main left Michael Walters hospitalized then released.
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Charlotte Springer
Richmond
Carolyn Eeord
Ottawa
Gladys Adamson
Pomona
Donna DeForest
Garnett
Alicia Hodges
Osawatomie
Dora Davis
September Bishop
Hal Adamson
Dorothy Crooks
Helen Bozworth
Jenna
Harold DeForest
Charlotte
Dewayne Springer
Randy
Vickey Lynn Esquivel
Shawnee
Douglas County
Jerry
Lee Redsorer
Montafia
K- 68
Poplar
Missourians top singing contest in Kansas City
Missouri groups dominated the Central States District Barbershop Harmony Society contest in Kansas City. St. Charles Ambassadors of Harmony won chorus and will compete in Miami next July. 98 men performed at the Music Hall under Jim Henry. Second place went to Kansas City quartet 12th Street Bay led by Rick Kready and teammates. Lincoln Nebraska won the Class AA chorus. About 1,200 barbershoppers attended from five states.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Barbershop Harmony Society
St. Charles
Miami
Fla
Topeka
Kan
Rick Kready
Mark Fortino
John Fortino
Keith Schneer
Lincoln, Neb
Dale Comer
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop
America, Inc
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Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
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