SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2000 DAILY JOURNAL PAGE 5 RECORDS Sharon Janssen FARMINGTON Sharon Fay Janssen of Farmington passed away Feb. 11, 2000, at her residence. Funeral arrangements are presently pending at Cozean Funeral Home in Farmington. Ruth Burns FARMINGTON Ruth Ded- ert Burns, 73, of Farmington, died February 10, 2000, at Missouri Baptist Hospital. Born March 29, 1926, in Neelyville, daughter of Denver and Velma 'Burton' Raymer.
Preceded by 1st husband, John C. Dedert; 2nd husband, Woodrow Burns; son, NORTH COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL The following students at North County High School were named to the honor roll for the second quarter: Freshmen PEOPLE On Jan. 22 the Outdoor Classroom of Sunrise School took a field trip to view eagles in the wild. They journeyed to the Chain of Rocks Bridge in St. Louis.
The bridge spans the Mississippi River connecting Missouri with Illinois. It is the longest foot bridge in the world. It is one mile and 60 feet in length according to one of the conservation agents. They saw the eagles sitting in trees, flying and eating fish from a frozen pond. They also had an informative talk about eagles with an up close and personal view of an educational eagle named Patri- Sunrise eagle trip Dustin Adams, Bradley Bannister, Anthony Barber, Brittany Basler, Berry, Kathryn Bess, Curtis Bilbrey, Biri, Laura Blankenship, Jason Bollinger, Bollinger, Boylan, Daniel Braning, Aaron Byington, Stephanie Chadd, Cole, Ashley Connors, Caleb Cook.
Greg Crank, Tiffany Crawford, Thomas Doss, Amanda Eaves, Heidi Eckl, Stephanie Evans, Andreas Finley, Darla Francis, Christopher Franklin, Kelly Gentry, Michael Gibler, Dawn Goesmann, Gregory, Gremminger, Carla Hagerty, Joshua Hale, Danielle Hammers. Hanco*ck, Sarah Handlang, Jessica Harris, Ryan Hawkins, Rebecca Hinkle, Kara Holdman, Kristen Huskey, Richard Jackson, Rebecca Johnson, Johnson, Kayser, Kelley, Kenuam, Ketcherside, Jessie King, Tricia Logan, Jenna Long. Loraine, Amanda Luebbers, Marler, Martin, Emylie May, McDowell, McGrath, Britni Moore, Morgan, Jodi Motley, Daniel Murdock, Mary Pace, Jessica Papin, Pasternak, Jennifer Peterson, Ashlee Pettus, Julie Pettus, Jonathan Phegley, Daniel Pierce. John Poston, Sara Propst, Miranda Pyeatt, Nicholas Pyeatt, Melissa Quevreaux, Rasnic, Robinette, Leah Rose, Ross, Ashley Scott, Rebecca Skiles, Stallard, Sutton, Sylvester, Joshua Tesreau, Tritch, Vinyard. Walsh, Joanna Watkins, Aaron Westhoff, Kathryn White, Anders Wib- ot, an eagle that had been hurt and rescued from the wild.
Patriot was rescued from the river by fishermen when its nest got too heavy for the tree to hold and fell into the water. Its lungs were damaged by the water and they thought it would die. The bird weighs more than 10 pounds and has a seven foot wing span. The handler had to prop up his gloved hand with the eagle on it upon a 2 inch diameter pole during his talk. The Civil War Reenactment group had a mock set up and the classroom got to visit and view their equipment and costumes.
skov, Wideman, Jacob Williams, Kathryn Williams, Shad Williams, Winters, Hannah Woods, Codi Worley. Sophom*ores Deana Adams, Andres, Reggie AuBuchon, Jennifer Banks, Staci Bannister, Jessica Bennett, Hannah Berry, Elisha Bowling, Brittany Boyer, Sarah Boyer, Carolyn Bullock, Christina Cantrell, Kristen Caples, Amy Childers, Melissa Chrisco, Sophie Chytla, Sarah Clay. Melissa Clifford, Kimberly Conway, Cook, Cross, Eddings, Farace, Fernandez, Brandon Forrester, Fritsche, Rose Fulton, David Gage, Gammon, Geniec, Kenneth Gladhill, Gremminger, Scarlett Halbrook, Haug. Amy Hedgecorth, Dale Helm, Jennifer Hernandez, Hilgedick, Jessica Hinkle, Keli Hites, Randy Ivie, James, Bradley Jennings, Jeude, Suzane Johnson, Candis Kell, Kernan, Kohm, Thomas LaBrot, Kurtis LaBruyere, Litton, Lotz. Dustin Lucas, Mabery, Mahoney, Mahurin, Rebecca Mecey, Heather Midkiff, Mills, Montgomery, Elizabeth Moutray, Cori Moyer, Lisa Neubrand, O'Neal, Kimberly Peppers, Kimberly Peters, Christopher Peterson, Peterson.
Corey Pettus, Leslie Petty, Poston, Christal Prather, Jessica Pratte, Rebecca Robbins, Roberts, Nicholas Robinson, Krysta Rowe, Schnable, Sherrill, Zachary Short, Melinda Skaggs, Smith, Samuel Smith, Smither, Jennifer Stark. Tiefenauer, Angela Walker, Crystal Warren, Aaron Weiss, Angie Weiss, Whaley, April Whittier, Wickham, Audrey Williams, Williams. Juniors Danielle Bach, Joanna Bay, Alicia Bess, Bess, Regina Bowyer, Sarah Boyer, Burns, Cagle, Terry Carroll, James Carrow, Kama Chambers, Waylon Clifford, Christina Cox, Crader, Sarah DeClue, Thomas Drum, Aaron Eden, Tara Emily, Ashley Ezell, Joshua Fields. Foshee, Froidl, Dustin Furry, Matthew Gegg, Geniec, Gibbons, Aaron Granda, Green, Gwartney, Brandon Halter, Cassaundra Hampton, Hannah Hardin, Angela Harlan, Brandi Haverstick, Hibbits, Joshua Holdman, Hubbard. Jesse Jenkins, Patrick Johnson, Adam Jones, Brian Kelley, Melissa LaBrot, McKayla LaHay, LaMarr, Ashleigh Lawson, Lee, Bryan Lord, Lovelace, Joshua Luebbers, Amber Marler, Tenaya Marler, Justin McIntyre, Moon, Laura Murphy, Samantha Murphy.
Donald Muse, Neeley, Nicholson, O'Brien, Pearce, Perry, Perryman, Andrea Pettus, Rodney Pinkston, Poston, Amy Pride, Leigh Ragsdale, Rose, Bradley Sanders, Randy Sansoucie, Lindsey Shelton, Sara Smith, Leah Stabenow. Jamie Stegall, Stotler, Thomas, Travis, Verges, Cory Weeks, Kyle Weible, Teri White, Kelly Wigger, Williams, Julien Winandy. Seniors Alimo, Dustin Bannister, Johnny Barton, Paul Barton, Ryan Basler, Bollinger, Shawn Braswell, Eric Bunch, Collins, Angel Cook, 'April Crader, Kim- McCain in the Senate: More than campaign finance reform By MATT KELLEY Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) In the Senate, John McCain has been on the winning side of fights to ban lobbyist gifts, help elderly wageearners and give the president line-item veto power. But he is perhaps best known for his highprofile defeats on campaign finance reform and the 1998 tobacco settlement, and his GOP presidential rival, Texas Gov. George, W.
Bush, is portraying him as a do-nothing lawmaker rather than the successful reformer he claims to be. McCain said Friday he has succeeded during his 17 years in Congress in reforming Washington politics and helping to cut government regulation of business. "I've passed more legislation than any other senator in the last session of McCain contended. The record shows McCain successfully backed laws banning senators from taking lobbyists' gifts, reducing the "earnings test' that cuts Social Security benefits for the working elderly and giving the president line-item veto authority (although the Supreme Court later struck down the veto measure). McCain also has worked to block taxes on Internet commerce and has helped pressure TV networks to make their ratings system more understandable.
At least one Bush supporter, a Senate colleague of McCain, said the governor's criticism was off base. "It's not fair to say McCain has been an ineffective senator," said Bob Bennett, R- Utah. "Given his level of seniority and his committee assignments, John can claim a We Medicaid accept Farmington. Funeral services, Sunday, 2:00 p.m., Taylor Chapel, Rev. Mary Rezentes officiating.
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PPO'5 8 Daniel M. Dedert. Member of Unity Christ Center, Farmington and former volunteer Farmington Nutrition Center and PAYS at FHS. Former Nurses' Aide at Parkland, Farmington. Survivors: daughter, Donna Marie (Mrs.
James) McNeill, Austin, Texas; sons: James R. Linda) Dedert, Cape Girardeau; Robert E. Victoria) Dedert, Union; John C. "Jack" Dr. Ann Charvat) Dedert, Nashville, Tennessee; nine grandchildren.
Visitation starts today, 2-9 p.m., Taylor Funeral Service, berly Cunningham, Dear, DeClue, Jared DeGonia, Jennifer Dell, Derek Detring, Andrea Douglas, Dreier. Tara Duke, Ernst, Ferguson, Nei Figueiredo, Arica Fischer, Forshee, Courtney Fulton, Casey Gamblin, Gower, Gunn, Hahn, Harlan, Harris, Lindsay Harris, Joshua Heineman, Jason Henderson, Steven Henson, Ross Holdman, Matthias Holscher. Marcus House, Steven Howard, Hubbard, Amber Janis, Scott Johnson, Jones, Kate Keller, Nicholas Kinzel, Katherine LaMarr, Lawrence, Jason Lay, Jody Logan, Tara Mahurin, Sara Marler, Randal Maxey, Beth May, McDowell, Jeromy McDowell, Rebecca Moore, Morgan. Nardoni, Katty Neeley, Nelms, Nunn, Patrick Pasternak, Patterson, Courtney Peterson, Pratte, Paula Pratte, Amanda Reeder, John Reynolds, David Rowden, Alicia Schenavar, Scott, Todd Shearrer, Scott Sherrill. Smither, Jennifer Sparks, Stabenow, James Straughan, Krista Turnbough, Christine Varner, Holly Vinyard, Suzanne Vinyard, Justin Warren, Melissa Waugh, Welker, Weston, Billie White, Jared White, Zachary Whitehead, Wickham, Wideman, Randall Williams, Winheim, Wood, Yates, Charles Zobrisky.
Denotes a straight A or A- average More reform respectable legislative record." Bennett cited tobacco. Asked by GOP leaders to handle the McCain's work on military and business legislation needed to implement a settlement issues as successes. of states' health lawsuits, McCain became a On the other hand, McCain has been on the zealous advocate of a measure that would losing side of issues ranging from changing have raised at least $156 billion over 25 years rules for telephone and cable television com- by raising cigarette taxes. Republican opposipanies to authorizing ground troops in the tion killed the measure, and opponents critiKosovo conflict. cized McCain for offering a tax increase.
"He's had a series of amendments on As chairman of the Senate Commerce, Scidomestic and international issues that ence and Transportation Committee, McCain haven't gone anyplace," said American Uni- oversees bills affecting nearly every sector of versity political science professor James American business, from telephones to tracThurber. "His best coalition was behind cam- tor-trailer trucks. He backed laws to limit paign finance reform, and he didn't get 60 businesses' liability for Y2K glitches and to votes to overcome a filibuster." impose a moratorium on taxing Internet busiMcCain got into the campaign finance nesses. issue during his first term as one of the "Keat- McCain was the lone Republican to vote ing five" senators with links to Arizona finan- against the sweeping 1996 telecommunicacier Charles whose Lincoln Savings tions bill, saying it did not go far enough to Loan went under and cost the government spur competition in telephone and cable Keating, billion. vision markets.
McCain also has pressed for The Senate Ethics Committee said in 1991 more and longer flights to and from Reagan that McCain had shown "poor judgment" National Airport near Washington, saying but did not break the rules by meeting with that would lead to lower fares and more room thrift regulators after taking campaign money for smaller airlines. and vacation trips from Keating. Stung, Critics have pointed out that the rules McCain began a drive to curtail political McCain championed would help some large spending by special interest groups. campaign donors, such as Arizona-based He and Sen. Russ Feingold, D- have America West Airlines and regional telephone offered a series of campaign finance reform company West.
McCain bristles at such bills, failing every year since 1996 to get the charges, saying he has often voted against the 60 supporters needed to force a vote. interests of campaign donors. The fight has alienated some of McCain's McCain headed the Indian Affairs ComRepublican colleagues in the Senate, who said mittee before taking over at the Commerce his talk of the insidious influence of special Committee in 1997. He has drawn praise from interests tarred all senators as corrupt. Also tribal leaders for writing bills that help tribes grating was "the aura of purity with which run government programs themselves, proMcCain surrounds himself," as Bennett put it.
tect Indian religious freedom and promote Another uphill battle for McCain was on reservation economic development. years as a mortician at Parker Funeral Services in Columbia. Survived by his wife, Hilda L. (Crump) Roberts of Desloge; two sons, Dennis Roberts of Riverdale, GA and Donald Roberts of Arora, CO; step-son, Dennis Ray Watson of Dallas, Roberts, 75, of Desloge, passed TX; brother, Darrell Feb. 11, 2000, at NHC St.
Charles; sister, Arlene away HealthCare Inc. in Desloge. He St. Peters; several was born Oct. 22, 1924, in Bonne and great-grandchildren.
Terre, son of the late Marvin C. No local visitation. and Ella May (Stotler) Roberts. funeral services will Member of the VFW Post in Local arrangements Columbia, MO; WWII veteran of Boyer and Son Funeral the U.S. Army; employed 20 Desloge.
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