Obituaries for Richard LaNier and Katherine Fouts
Richard Edward LaNier 77 of Kingsville Missouri died October 9 2000 at home. Funeral service set for October 12 at Ben Cast Son Wood Funeral Home Holden with Dwight Decker and Bruce Snyder officiating. Survived by wife Marjorie Fletcher LaNier and children and extended family. Katherine E Fouts 87 of Ottawa died October 9 2000 at Village Manor Care Center. Graveside services October 14 at Highland Cemetery. Survived by son James Fouts daughter Marie Johnson and extended family. Memorials to First United Methodist Church Building Fund.
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Richard Edward Lanier
Kingsville
Ben Cast & Son-Wood Funeral Home
Holden, Mo
Dwight Decker
Bruce Snyder
Enon Baptist Church
Pittsville
United Auto Workers Union
William Edward LaNier
Texas
Michael W. LaNier
Blue Springs
Shirley A. Brown
Ottawa
Vivian Nielsen
Dadeville
Alab
Peggy Fogarty
Holden
Leonard Robbins
Yates Center
Wayne E. Hill
Colorado
Dorothy Winters
Dalene Spa
Katherine E. Fouts
Village Manor
Highland Cemetery
Kent Melcher
Princeton
Leon and
Gracer (Weaver) Michael
Ottawa High School
Lyle L. Fouts
Kansas City
James Fouts
Bartlesville
Okla
Marie Johnson
San Diego
Tom Michel
Edna M. Wimmer 107 Dies in Scottsdale
Edna M. Wimmer formerly of Ottawa died at 107 in Scottsdale Arizona on Tuesday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home.
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Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Scottsdale, Ariz
Edna M. Wimmer
Ottawa
Scottsdale
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Ottawa Herald
Clean
Ottawaherald.com
S. Cedar
Microsoft antitrust appeal set for February oral arguments
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia scheduled Feb 26 27 for oral arguments in Microsofts antitrust appeal over a possible split into two companies The court also set briefing deadlines with the governments reply due Jan 12 and Microsoft rebuttal due Jan 29 scaling back page counts and delaying delivery versus the governments earlier demands The case involves disputes over schedule word limits and the pace of briefing while both sides await the judges decision
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Washington
Microsoft
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Mark Langer
Jim Cullinan
Cullinan
Chris Watney
Court of Appeals
Clinton signs park buys bill for conservation gains
President Clinton signed a major conservation bill in the Oval Office to double next year’s federal land acquisition and preservation spending. The interior measure earmarks 12 billion over six years for purchasing fragile lands, maintaining parks, and wildlife protection, with 1.6 billion allocated for next year rising to 2.4 billion by 2006. Reps. Ralph Regula and Norman Dicks joined in steering the bill through Congress.
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Clinton
Interior
Oval Office
Rose Garden
Crisp
Congress
Ralph Regula
Ohio
Norman Dicks
Video star convict takes producer hostage in prison
Kenneth Kimes, a convicted killer, held a Court TV producer hostage for four hours at Dannemora, demanding his co-defendant mother Santo not be extradited to California. Maria Zone was unharmed apart from being grabbed. A prison official negotiated. guards later restrained Kimes.
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Kimes
Santo
California
NBC
Today
Maria Zone
Former budget director Gloria Timmer dies after cancer
Gloria Timmer, who served as Kansas state budget director under two governors before joining a national group, has died of cancer. Gov. Bill Graves announced her death during remarks at the Silver Haired Legislature. Timmer led the budget office from 1991, advised Graves, and shaped his budget policy.
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Topeka
Gloria Timmer
Bill Graves
Graves
Timmer
Gloria
Joan Finney
Nasdaq Dives as Earnings Fears Drive Stocks Lower
New York stocks fall amid worries over disappointing corporate earnings. The Nasdaq composite slips to 3159.40, down 81.14, 22 percent for the year. Dow Jones drops 68.44 to 10455.96 after earlier 157.97-point decline, while the S&P 500 declines 24.54 to 1362.48. Local quotes show mixed moves in Casey's Gen St, H&R Block, O'Reilly Auto, United Parcel B, WalMart, Wendy's. Grain prices at Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County services show minor changes across wheat, corn, milo, soybeans.
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Standard & Poor
Casey’s
Comm
Fed Corp
H&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
United Parcel B
WalMart
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Ottawa KS Weather Forecast Record Highs And Lows
An AccuWeather entry for Ottawa Kansas lists yesterday's temperatures with a high of 194 and a low of 798, including a record high noted as 1963. The figures appear garbled but indicate extreme daily temperature values and a historical record reference.
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