Funeral notices for Lavonne Moses and Minnie Crane
Lavonne Moses 55 Centropolis died Sunday in Topeka hospital funeral Wednesday Centropolis Baptist Church burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery officiated by Rev. Carl Bush and Rev. Patrick Heim survives include husband Raymond Moses four children grandchildren and relatives memorials to Centropolis Baptist Church. Minnie Etta Crane 89 Franklin County died Saturday Cedar House Nursing Home funeral Tuesday Dengel Son Mortuary burial Highland Cemetery born Lane lived in Franklin County seamstress Methodist Church married Oliver Crane 1914 survived by three sons a daughter many grandchildren great grandchildren memorials to Franklin County American Cancer Society or American Heart Association. Linda Umbarger Garnett 38 died Friday in Garnett funeral held Garnett Christian Church burial Garnett Cemetery survived by four daughters parents and grandmother memorials to Anderson County Hospital.
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Lavonne Moses
Centropolis
Topeka
Centropolis Baptist Church
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Carl Bush
Patrick Heim
Wayne Moses
Strong City
Lynn Moses
Lawrence
Ruth Moses
Mary Moses
Herman Forrest
Aledo
Kenneth Forrest
Madison
Ala
Dengel & Son
Minnie E. Crane
Minnie Etta Crane
S. Poplar
Cedar House Nursing Home
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Jerry Harnden
Crane
Lane
Franklin County
Ottawa
Richmond United Methodist Church
Linda Umbarger Garnett
Linda R. Umbarger
Garnett
RFD
Ransomville
Garnett Christian Church
Garnett Cemetery
Umbarger
Patti
Wayne Gordon
Mary Fuller
Anderson County Hospital
Farris-Feuerborn Funeral Home
Piertusar
Cancer Fund
Heart Fund
Lavonne Mose
No Dioxin Damage Found In Eastern Missouri Study
Tests on 104 residents from Times Beach and sites near Imperial found no meaningful ill health from dioxin exposure. Researchers noted no significant cancer, birth defects, infertility, or chloracne, though some locals remain anxious about lingering risks and liver or urinary issues showed tiny, non significant differences.
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Kirkwood
Missouri
Henry Falk
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
St. Louis
Jefferson
Falk
H. Denny Donnell Jr
Imperial
State Health Department
CDC
University Singers to Perform Freshman Choir Concert
Roger Henry, Garnett, and Brenda Manwarren from Hemlock join the KU University Singers for a freshman choir concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall Lawrence.
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Roger Henry
Garnett
Brenda Manwarren
Hemlock
KU University Singers
Swarthout Recital Hall
Lawrence
Kissinger Says Nicaraguans Press Hard on Dialogue
Kissinger, returning from Central America, reports Nicaraguan officials delivered sharp lectures and rejected dialogue. He notes they accuse the United States of waging an undeclared war while their counterrevolutionaries operate in Honduras and Costa Rica. He says aid increases may be recommended and emphasizes balancing security with economic progress in Central America.
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U.S
Washington
Henry Kissinger
CBS Morning News
Kissinger
Central America
Honduras
Costa Rica
American Stock Exchange
United States
Nicaragua
American Accused Of Stealing Secrets For Polish Spy
James Durward Harper Jr. of Mountain View was arrested and charged with stealing national defense secrets and selling them to a Polish spy for relay to the Soviet Union. The FBI affidavit covers alleged theft from 1979 to now for over 250000 dollars. Harper faces a capital espionage charge and possible life term. The alleged spy work spanned California, Warsaw, Geneva, Vienna and other locations with data relayed to the KGB.
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San Francisco
Soviet Union
James Durward Harper Jr
Mountain View
FBI
Harper
Community Ad Briefs Highlight Local Specials and Reopenings
Local notices list restaurant specials at Sand Creek and Hill House, a brisket supper at Wellsville Methodist UMW, a Tuesday menu at the Hill House, and a spaghetti night at Sand Creek. Rent Masters advertises kerosene and insulation deals, with Pete Cearfoss and Leonard Robbins offering contact numbers. Pete Cearfoss to reopen City Barber Shop Oct 18 with refreshments. Saddleback Lounge promotes Tuesday Mexican platter for 2.50 from 6 to 10 p.m.
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Pete" Cearfoss
Burma Blames Koreans for Rangoon Bombing
Burma's government claims three Korean terrorists carried out the Rangoon mausoleum bombing that killed 17 South Korean officials including four ministers. Two suspects captured on Oct 10 11 attempted to use grenades. one corpse was shot dead.
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Rangoon
Burma
Fap
South Korea
North Korea
Herald Local Government Reporting Wins Award
The Ottawa Herald, among 26 dailies, won second place in local government reporting for up to 10,000 circulation. Bob Burtch led stories on Ottawa joining the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency long term power contract. Judges praised clarity for a complex issue affecting community costs.
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Chicago
Ottawa Herald
Inland Daily Press Association
Herald
Cymcal
Bob Burtch
Shelbyville (11) Daily Union
Hays Daily News
The
Barris
IDPA
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism and Mass Communications
States
Bermuda
Association
Cooler Temperatures Predicted For West In Next Month
The National Weather Service issued a 30 day outlook through mid November predicting warmer than normal conditions in New England and parts of the Mid Atlantic and Ohio regions, but cooler readings across the West. Idaho Montana Wyoming are expected cooler while California stays warm. Light rainfall is forecast for Washington Oregon Southern California and the Carolinas Georgia and Florida. Heavy rains may hit North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan and northern Illinois Indiana. Near normal precipitation elsewhere.
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National Weather Service
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Middle Atlantic
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Ohio
West Virginia
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Montana
Wyoming
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South Atlantic
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
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Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
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Pizza Hut
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Saradien Rossi
Eisenhower Road
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Caldwell
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