Obituaries: Garcia, Alexander, and Goad Dies in 2000
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Josephine Garcia 56 of Ottawa on September 6 2000 at St Francis Medical Center Topeka. Funeral at Sacred Hearts Catholic Church. Also May Alexander 95 Parker Kansas died September 5 2000 with services at Highland Cemetery Parker. Betty Jean Goad 72 Guthrie Oklahoma died September 5 2000 with services at Davis Funeral Home Chapel Guthrie. Burial and memorial details listed for each.
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Mora) Garcia
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Lawrence
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Aerie Lodge
Order of Eagies
Angie Mora Marion
Ramon Mora
Warrensburg
Francisco Mora
Kansas City
Guadalupe Mora
Juanita Mora
Dengel & Son
May Alexander Parker
May Alexander
Parker
Wellsville Manor
Highland Cemetery
Centerville
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Sybil (Cochran) Sanders
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Harry Joseph Alexander
Pleasanton
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Frontenac
Gwenneth Nickell
Edwardsville
Eddy-Birchard Funeral Home
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Guthrie
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Retailers adopt ID check for violent video games
Kmart will bar sales of mature rated games to under 17 using a barcode scanner prompting staff to request IDs. Wal-Mart soon followed with the same policy. Senators Sessions Brownback and others push retailers to curb youth access citing concerns about violence. Wal Mart says over 3 million dollars has been spent on rating education.
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Cannibalism Evidence Reported Among Anasazi Remains
Laboratory tests on artifacts from Cowboy Wash near Dolores Colorado found traces of human protein in a piece of excrement, indicating cannibalism among the Anasazi. Researchers say the evidence is strong but does not identify perpetrators or motives, and scholars caution against broad conclusions about the culture.
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William Lipe
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Southwest
Terry Knight
Knight
Four Corners
Shorter’s BBQ and Pastry Store Time Details
Shorter’s BBQ in the N Dollar General parking lot opens this Thursday and Friday at 11am. The Pastry Store offers seating for breakfast and lunch on Tuesdays and Fridays. Call ahead at 785-242-5700. Get noticed in the Ad Briefs by calling 242-4700 or visiting 104 S. Cedar, Ottawa.
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Markets rally and nerves ease as tech lifts Nasdaq
Tech stocks led a midday rebound on Wall Street as the Nasdaq rose 75.33 to 4088.67 while the Dow dipped 37.83 to 11272.81 and the S P 500 gained 8.71 to 1500.96. Grain quotes appeared from Ottawa and Franklin County with wheat near 2.41 and 2.48.
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Weather brief outlines dry Northeast and warm Mid-Atlantic
Tomorrow will be dry and warm across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic while the Deep South and Gulf Coast stay unsettled. The Plains stay warm and dry, the Pacific Northwest sees showers, and Colorado and New Mexico high terrain will likely experience thunderstorms. Yesterday’s high reached 105, a record 1936, and yesterday’s low was 47. precipitation data is not provided.
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