Obituaries Honor Three Seniors Across Texas New Mexico
Patty Lou Frazier 85 of Keller Texas died March 17 2013 visitation March 20 graveside March 21 at Dallas Fort Worth National Cemetery she is survived by her daughter Cathy sons Ronnie Johnny and Marty and ten grandchildren Dorothy Kaler 85 died March 11 2013 memorial service March 22 at First United Methodist Church Roswell New Mexico she is survived by husband Ralph Kaler children David Catherine Donna and Elizabeth many grandchildren and great grandchildren Ernest Orahood 96 longtime La Junta Colorado resident died March 9 2013 in Roswell he is survived by daughter Kathy son in law Bob and grandchildren Michael Andrew Michelle and Julie Ernie a former elementary principal was honored with Orahood Park a museum complex and Colorado Cares Award funeral services in La Junta April 2.
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Patty Lou Frazier
Keller
Texas
Lucas Funeral Home
E. Hill St
Dallas-Ft. Worth National Cemetery
Mountain Creek Pkwy
Dallas
Patty
Wesley
Deena
Dee McClung
Mary O'neal
Cathy
Ronnie
Johnny
Marty
Dorothy Kaler
Casa Maria
First United Methodist Church
Doug Mills
Ralph Kaler
Roswell
David Kaler
Catherine Kaler
Hawthorne
Ney
Donna Kaler Ward
Gregg
Ruidoso
Elizabeth Fleet
Oklahoma City
Okla
Donna Ruth Shea
Irving
Ronald Kaler
Elvina
Williamsport
Thomas Kaler
Carol
Millville
Richard Kaler
Paula
Sycamore, Ill
Linda Kline
Richard Fry
Montoursville
Lynette Hock
Dale
Walter Woodrome
Ann
Glenn Woodrome
Brenda
Stephanie Josefy
Kevin
Andrew Fleet
Elizabeth
Jessica
Walter Lucius Woodrome
Ernest Orahood
la Junta
Colo
Kathy
Bob Sabin
Michael
Maria
Andrew
Chattanooga
Bob Orahood
Health officials: 1 in 50 school kids have autism
A CDC survey based on 95 000 parents in 2011 2012 finds 1 in 50 U S schoolchildren have autism. The figure suggests more frequent diagnosis rather than more cases, and updates the earlier 1 in 88 estimate.
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New York
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Stephen Blumberg
Michael Rosanoff
Autism Speaks
Eisenhower Memorial Design Sparks Washington Debate
The Eisenhower family urged a new design for the national memorial on the National Mall near the Air and Space Museum. A House hearing scrutinized the 14-year project with Frank Gehry’s avant garde concept facing criticism for cost and style. About $60 million has been spent of a $142 million budget, and lawmakers may halt funding as a competition is proposed. The family calls the tapestries and 80 foot columns too extravagant and seeks redesign.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Mall
National Air and Space Museum
Congress
Frank Gehry
Gehry
Eisenhower
Kansas
Defiant teen given life terms for Ohio school shooting
T.J. Lane, 18, received three life sentences for the February 2012 Chardon High School cafeteria shootings that killed three students. He wore a shirt reading killer and mocked victims' relatives as relatives spoke. Lane had pleaded guilty to the attack and was deemed competent to stand trial. Prosecutors say he used a .22 pistol and a knife, wounding another student. The slain were Daniel Parmertor, Demetrius Hewlin, and Russell King Jr.
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Chardon, Ohio
Ohio
T.J. Lane
Chardon High School
Cleveland
Lane
Daniel Parmertor
Demetrius Hewlin
Russell King Jr
Chardon
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Ing. Dorothy Stephens Clark
Marshall, Okla
A.H. “Dick” Clark
Della Stephens Clark
Robert V. Fleet
Stephen Clark Fleet
Robert Clark Fleet
Dorothy
Marshall
Oklo
Oklahoma City University
Roswell Independent
Delta Kappa Gamma
Clipper
Chancel
UMW
Casa Maria Health Care Center
Cowboy Bell
Pennsylvania Ave
Ballard Funeral Home
Ballardfuneralhome.com
Orahood Park
Colorado
Owen
Colorado Cares
Dr. Nelson
First Presbyterian Church
Defiant Teen
Nate Mueller
Dina Parmerter
Daniel
Geauga County
James Flair
Flair
Sadie
Bill
Toswee
ENMU
Educational Opportunity Center
TRIO
U.S. Department of Education
EOC
David Valenzuela
Paula Campbell
Patsy King
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell College
P.O. Box
Enmur
Enmu.edu
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