Graveside services for three area residents announced
A graveside service for Mayme Lucille Newmaster 80 of Jacksonville Fla formerly of Richmond will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Richmond Cemetery Rev Mel Zerger officiating She was born May 1 1910 and married Charles Oscar Newmaster in 1932 She moved to Jacksonville in 1986 and was a member of Richmond United Methodist Church She is survived by 10 nieces and nephews and many great nieces and nephews Memorials may be left to the Church in care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Also noted are services for Ralph R Martin 85 of Overbrook and Virginia Aldridge Lawrence 67 of Lawrence with dates and locations of services and memorial preferences provided for each. The obituary items list birthplaces spouses former employers and survivors with memorials designated to local organizations.
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Mayme Lucille Newmaster
Jacksonville
Fla
Richmond
Heartland Health Care Center
Richmond Cemetery
Mel Zerger
Hartis
Bénjamin F
Malissa Lee (Yates) Craycraft
Charles Oscar Newmaster
Nevada
Harts
Garnett
Peoples Bank of
Richmond United Methodist Church
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Virginia Aldridge Lawrence
Virginia Aldridge
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Union Cemetery
Douglas County
Oklahoma City
Okla
Orvald
Geneva (Preston) Baker
University of Kansas
Jan Emerson
Albert Aldridge
Baldwin
American Cancer Society
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports Summary
Ottawa area hospital admissions include Lula Driscoll with multiple discharges listed for Friday. Sheriff’s notes report arrest of Cheney Ledom on a probation violation warrant and a burglary, theft, and vehicle incidents across Ottawa, Williamsburg, and Richmond with multiple suspects, locations, and losses. Public safety items include DUI arrests, a gas theft, scooter thefts, and several traffic incidents with varied damage estimates. Local markets list Friday commodity quotes for hard wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, oats, and PIK certificate redemption prices.
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Lula Driscoll
Ottawa
Brenda Castleberry
Joyce Johnson
Marvel Anderson
Ballard Wood
Betty Kraus
Sandy Graham
Williamsburg
Margaret Baxter
Waverly
Lucilla Kristenson
Cheryl Robinson
Baldwin
Sheriff's News
Cheney D. Ledom
Franklin County
Us-59
Greenwood Road
Charles A
Jacqueline A. Synder
RFD
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
McGill urges cautious yet tougher campaign finance rules
Prominent lobbyist Pete McGill urged Kansas ethics commission members to review and tighten campaign finance laws. He proposed restricting lobbyist solicitations, cutting PAC contributions and limiting campaign spending, while cautioning against overly strict lobbyist and conflict of interest rules that could deter candidates. McGill noted rising campaign costs and said PACs and lobbyists increasingly influence votes, suggesting a starting point to reduce House and Senate campaign contributions from 500 and 1,000 dollars respectively.
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Topeka
Kan
Special Commission
McGill
Commission
Pacs
Senate
State House
Dick Rock
Arkansas City
Clowns- Continued From Page 1
Mrs. Finney and Hayden used two coin tosses to decide question order in a political pageant. The first toss yielded tails and the second heads, leaving both wrong yet winning in a twisty prologue. The crowd left entertained and inspired, the mascara of theater preserving the issues.
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Joan
Giant Killer
Iron Mike
Allies weigh U S request for more ground forces
Manfred Woerer cites a request for additional ground forces and a British official says active consideration is possible. Baker plans to visit Syria to discuss the Gulf buildup with Assad as Saudi Arabia UAE and Kuwait pledge 12 billion. Thatcher hails Helsinki results as Saddam is isolated. Kuwait’s displaced premier says the world is united against Iraq.
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Eral
Manfred Woerer
Woerer
U.S
Brussels
Baker
Syria
Hafez Assad
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Kuwait
Gulf
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Saddam
Saad al- Abdallah al-Sabah
Paris
Wall Street gains as Dow climbs on Gulf peace hopes
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 29.21 to 2,648.76 by noon as traders cheered news of a Bush Gorachev meeting and potential Gulf crisis settlement. NYSE volume reached 53.28 million shares with 940 issues up, 352 down, 486 unchanged, and oil prices easing below $30 a barrel.
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New York
Wall Street
Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
Tray
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
United States
General Electric
Philip Morris
Boeing
American Express
International Business Machines
Atlantic
Amoco
Texaco
Chevron
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Brain gain at K State boosts freshman scholars
Kansas State University reports a record influx of National Merit scholars in its new freshman class. President Jon Wefald notes all 31 scholars hail from Kansas high schools and adds 207 freshmen were valedictorians salutatorians or top graduates.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Jon Welald
Kansas
Wefald
Notice of Marshal's Sale in District of Kansas
United States District Court for the District of Kansas issues a marshal sale of real estate in Franklin County Ottawa Kansas on October 12 1990 at 9 30 am at the Franklin County Courthouse front door. The defendants Shane A Krall Ran Ann Krell Darcy D Williamson Trustees Household Finance Corporation and Ransom Memorial Hospital lose rights to Lots 26 28 and E 204 of Lot 20 Block 6 Garfield Addition Ottawa with a sewer easement on Lot 25. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and special assessments with no appraisal and no redemption rights. Marshal Kenneth L Pakarek notes order date September 5 1990.
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LeLoup
Angela S. Jensen
Overland Park
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Anna D. Brown
Nellivee Rackley
Kansas City
Shane A. Krall
Ran Ann Krell
Darcy D. Williamson
Trustes
Household Finance Corporation
United States District Court For
District of Kansas
Kansas
Franklin County
Kansastown
Garfield
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Ralph R. Martin
Overbrook
United Methodist Church
Overbrook Cemetery
Dandridge
Tenn
James Nicholas
Florence T. (Manis) Martin
Anna Margaret Oest
Vassar
Carbondale
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pomona
Tulcher Magic Gas
Zion Lutheran Church At
State Seniors Golf Association
Donald E. Martin
Wellsville
Loren D. Martin
Emporia
Naida
Butterfield
Greeley
Colo
Odie Martin
Greenwood
North Street
Adam A. Burghofer
Harrison
Lincoln Township
the Daily Report
Waldo T. Casida
S. Elm
Public Safety News
Darlene A. Phanauf
Osage Drive
Department of Public Safety
Douglas R. King
S. Cedar
DPS
East Seventh
Municipal Courtel
Princeton Road
N. Mulberry
Marshall Ball Jr
Rmh
Ottawa High School
Kris Hodges
Linda S. Cain
Princeton
North Poplar
David Logan
N. Poplar
Robert K. Nelson
Ottawa High
Pete McGill
House
The
Select Commission On Ethical Conduct
Mideast
United States District Court For the District of
United States Marshal's Office
Kenneth L. Pekarek
United States Marshal District of Kansas
Kenneth L. Pakarek
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Ottawa Lodge
Allen Troutman
Howard Smith
Ransom Memorial
Ruth Hamilton
Alcoholics Anonymous
al. Anon
FR. CO
Narcotics Anonymous
Branson
Missouri
Art Miller
Benji
Ottawa Herald
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