Clyde E McCoach grave side service in Louisburg
Clyde Elery McCoach 84 of Louisburg died September 10 1994 at Southridge Nursing Home A graveside service was held Wednesday at Osawatomie Cemetery The Rev Beth Hodgson officiated He was born June 13 1910 in Osawatomie to Charles Clyde and Mintie May Vaughn McCoach He married Freda Merle Barber June 12 1934 in Sedalia Missouri She preceded him in death December 9 1984 He worked 46 years for Missouri Pacific Railroad retiring in 1974 He is survived by son Richard E McCoach of Cherryvale daughters Barbara Goddard of Cleveland Missouri and Linda Staley of Centerville eleven grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Two brothers and one sister preceded him in death The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Diabetes Association Mary L Hudelson funeral arrangements announced later by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
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Chicago Outages Freeze O'Hare Trade Floor and Calls
A regional radar center power loss paralyzed O'Hare Airport and halted Chicago Board of Trade activity. MCI long distance service also disrupted for about two hours due to a software switch problem. Flights resumed by late afternoon with radar restored and air traffic resuming normal operations.
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Kansas City prostitute identified in Missouri River case
Police confirmed the dismembered body recovered from the Missouri River is a white woman in her late 30s from Kansas City. The limbs were surgically removed, with legs found in Lafayette County and the torso located in Jackson and Ray counties. Investigators note similarities to four prior killings but say no evidence of connection yet.
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Beech to lay off workers in Wichita and Salina
Beech Aircraft to cut about 490 positions this winter as Raytheon merges Beech with Raytheon Corporate Jets in Kansas. Layoffs include 450 in Wichita and about 40 in Salina, with 1.7 billion dollars in annual sales expected after consolidation.
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Regents uphold firing of KU law professor
The state Board of Regents unanimously upheld the dismissal of University of Kansas law professor Emil A. Tonkovich, accused of unethical conduct and sexual harassment spanning a decade. Tonkovich, a former police officer and prosecutor, had appealed and may sue. he did not attend the Topeka meeting and plans a possible news conference.
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Hospital notes and police summaries from Ottawa area updates
The Daily Report lists admissions Robert Hollon Maxine Gilmore and Eather Johnson all of Ottawa on Wednesday. Dismissals include Gladys Adamson Pomona and Nadene Peters Ottawa. Burglaries and thefts reported in Richmond Pomona and Kansas City with losses totaling hundreds of dollars. Police note aggravated assault and multiple thefts including a 1987 Chevrolet pickup. Accidents involve two noninjury crashes with damages exceeding $500.
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Wall Street Market in brief 24 200-310 i 92.00-33.00
Lows mostly steady with limited movement. Deals quoted 1 2 900 600 lb ranges at 27.60 28.00, 1 3 600 550 lb at 30.09, 550 700 lb at 94.50 32.60, and shipment at 93.00.
Inventories Rise as July Gain Slows to 0.3 Percent
Washington reports inventories up 0.3 percent in July marking the fourth straight rise and a seasonally adjusted total of 891.5 billion dollars. Also in Washington the first time unemployment claims fell by 3,000 to a three week low.
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County Plans Big Purchase for Recycling Building
The Herald reported four feet of conveyer belt but the county will buy 400 feet of conveyer belt along with conveyer elevators and other equipment for the recycling building. The update clarifies the scope of the county’s purchase and associated equipment.
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