The Hays Daily News from Hays, Kansas • Page 6

MONDAY JULY 1, 2002 THE HAYS DAILY NEWS FOR THE RECORD Joshua Evan Black BAZINE Joshua Evan Black, 20, died Sunday, June 30, 2002, at Grisell Memorial Hospital, Ransom. He was born Dec. 19, 1981, in Ness City to Bobby and Leona (Oborny) Black. He was a lifetime resident of Bazine and a member of the Bazine Christian Fellowship. He was completing his second year at Northwest Kansas Technical College, Goodland.

Survivors include his father, Bazine; his mother, Leona Benedict, Ness City; a brother, Preston Black, Tulsa, his grandparents, Barbara Black, Hoxie, and Leonard and Alice Oborny, Rush Center. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Vernon Black. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Bazine Grade School Auditorium, Bazine, with the Rev. Stan Bryant officiating; burial in Bazine Cemetery.

Visitation will be until 9 a.m. today at Fitzgerald Funeral Home and until 10 a.m. Tuesday at the school. Memorials are suggested to the Josh Black Memorial Fund. Flossie Irene Teague OAKLEY Flossie Irene Teague, 93, died Saturday, June 29, 2002, at her home.

She was born Nov. 14, 1908, in Gove County to William Ira and Alice Emaline (LaRue) Wright. She married William Teague on Dec. 24. 1927, in rural Logan County.

He died in 1972. She was a lifetime area resident of Gove and Logan counties. She was a homemaker and Jehovah's Witness. Survivors include three daughters, Irene Cunningham, Laretta Simonsen and Janice Williams, all of Oakley; six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by five brothers, Aimell "Vern" Wright, Loran Andrew Wright, John Irvan Wright, William Clifford Wright and Floyd Elmer Wright, and three sisters, Iva Mae Stacy, Bessie Violet Wright and Maude Evelyn Foster.

No services are planned. Private burial will be at a later date in Pyramid View Cemetery, Gove County. No visitation is planned. Kennedy-Koster Funeral Home, Oakley, is in charge of arrangements. Memorials are suggested to the Fick Museum.

Blanche L. Cheney SELDEN Blanche L. Cheney, 78, died Thursday, June 27, 2002, at Presbyterian St. Luke Hospital, Denver. She was born May 22, 1924, in Rexford to Joseph and Avis (Phillips) Turrell.

She grew up on a farm north of Rexford, attending Hopewill Country School. She married William Cheney on Dec. 1. 1940, in Colby. He preceded her in death.

She was a homemaker and member of Rexford Community Church. Survivors include two daughters. Marilyn Korte, Garden City, and Lois Hake, Montrose, two brothers, Clyde Turrell, Rexford, and Billy Jo Turrell, Colby; a sister, Lola Skiles, Colby; six grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sons, Earl and John, two brothers, Don and Clifford Turrell, and a grandson. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at the Rexford Community Church with the Rev. Lane Purcell officiating; burial in Rexford Cemetery. Visitation will be until 8 p.m. today at Pauls Funeral Home, Selden, and from 9 to 11 a.m. today at the church.

Memorials are suggested in her name. Michael Zerr Sr. NORTON Michael Zerr 87, died Sunday, June 30, 2002, at his home. He was born Dec. 17, 1917, in Park to Adam M.

and Josephine (Baumann) Zerr. He grew up in Park and Hoxie and attended grade school in Park and high school in Hoxie. He 'attended Hutchinson Business Institute. He married Thelma Johnson on May 25, 1937, in Grainfield. She died July 28, 1994.

They lived in Hoxie, Grainfield, Atlanta, Hays, Norton and Almena. He was a retired farmer and school bus driver. He was a Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus and a member of the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Norton. He served on school and township boards.

He was Democratic chairman of northwest Kansas. Survivors include three sons, Adam Zerr, Norton, Fred Zerr, Revenna, and Dennis, Lexington, a daughter, Ramona Pabian, Norton; three brothers, Paul, Grainfield, Martin, Garden City, and Ludwig, Hays; three sisters, Helen Urban, Topeka, Deaths ADDITIONAL SERVICES COLBY Vicki L. Barnett, 53, died Wednesday, June 25, 2002, at Citizen's Medical Center. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church, Colby; burial in Beulah Cemetery.

No visitation is planned. Kersenbrock Funeral Chapel, Colby, is in charge of arrangements. UTICA Gene Earl Splitter, 61, died Friday, June 28, 2002, at his home. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church, Utica; burial in Utica Cemetery.

Visitation will be until 9 p.m. today at Fitzgerald Funeral Home, Ness City, and until 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the church. For obituaries 24 hours a day, go to: FLOWERS obits.hdnews.net REGEENA'S EVENTS HD.News.not INSIDE C.9. POST CO.

HAYS online obituaries brought to you by: 117 W. 11TH ST. REGEENASBYCSPOST.COM 785.628.3000 Josephine Tatro, Garden City, and Rose Uhrich, Norton; 11 grandchildren; and a greatgrandchild. He was preceded by two sons, Michael and Robert a daughter, Mary Jane, three brothers, Adam Pete and George, two sisters, Elizabeth "Sis" Pfannenstiel and Barbara Dickman. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Norton, with Father Mark Berland officiating; burial in Alma Cemetery, Alma, Neb. A parish wake service will be at 7 p.m. today at Enfield Funeral Home, Norton. Visitation will be from 4 to 8:30 p.m.

today at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the Norton County Health Department. Jeffrey Curtis Rhea OAKLEY Jeffrey Curtis Rhea, 41, died Sunday, June 30, 2002, in a automobile accident in Logan County. He was born May 10, 1961, in Coffeyville to Harold Lockard and Eileen (Layton) Rhea. He was a lifetime area resident and heavy equipment operator.

He was a member of United Methodist Church, Oakley, Oakley Oddfellows Lodge and Hi Plains Historical Society. Survivors include companion, Patti Bath, Oakley; two sons, Alan Michael, Reed Springs. and Russell Cameron, Huntsville, his parents, Oakley; a er, Marshall, Garden City; 'and four sisters, Patricia Stockham, Garden City, Cathy Leighton, Quinter, Nancy Howard, Garden City, and Julia Repshire, Edgerton. He was preceded in death by a brother, Stuart Layton. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at United Methodist Church, Oakley, with the Revs. Glenn and Barbara Patterson officiating; burial in Oakley Cemetery, Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Kennedy. Koster Funeral Chapel, Oakley. Memorials are suggested to Jeff Rhea Memorial Fund.

Alice L. Fore QUINTER Alice L. Fore, 95, died Sunday, June 30. 2002, at Gove County Medical Center Long Term Care Unit. She was born Oct.

22, 1906, in Mitchell County to Leonard and Mary (Ringer) Reiter. She married Carl Fore on Jan. 2, 1925. He died Feb. 16, 1974.

She was a homemaker and resident of Sheridan County most of her life. She moved to Quinter in 1977. She was a member of Christian Church, Hoxie, and a member of the Pencil Collector's Club. Survivors include a nephew. She was preceded in death by a son, Harold Elroy Fore, and three sisters, Ethel Breeden, and twin sisters, Loretta Conard and Leota Reiter.

Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Quinter Cemetery with Stan Smith officiating. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Schmitt Funeral Home, Quinter. Momorials are suggested" Gove County Medical Center Long Term Care Unit or Christian Church of Hoxie.

FIRE: Storage shed, gas meter also damaged Vaughn told Schmidt he was sleeping on his couch when he awoke to find the back of the couch on fire. Schmidt said Vaughn was alone in the residence when the fire broke out. Firefighters spent about 90 minutes extinguishing the fire, then were called back about 8 a.m. because of some hot spots. The mobile home was completely destroyed, with smoke and fire damage throughout, Taylor said.

"If they've got even a minute or two minutes burn time, those things go really quick," Taylor said. Besides the residence itself, the fire damaged a storage shed and a gas meter on the north side of the property, Taylor said. Taylor said firefighters think the fire started in a window air conditioner near the couch where Vaughn was sleeping. Vaughn told Schmidt he'd had problems with his air conditioner earlier in the season and had sprayed about a whole can of WD40 onto the motor. "Any time you have an appliance malfunctioning, have a qualified service person look at it," Taylor said.

"When somebody thinks they're going to fix something and they don't have the knowledge, they're asking for trouble." WORLDCOM: Company misrepresented expenses CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE A1 WorldCom also said it had asked its auditor, KPMG LLP, to review its records for possible problems during the period. KPMG took over from Arthur Andersen LLP as the company's outside auditor in mid-May. Andersen had approved the company's financial statements for 2001 and the first quarter of this year, which were the subject of the stunning restatement that roiled the stock market last week. Before the report was made public, SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt said that "criminal charges may be too good" for those responsible for the WorldCom accounting scandal. "We think the American public is entitled to a full accounting of what went wrong here," Pitt said on NBC's "Today." "I don't want to prejudge any case but from what I've heard, I'm outraged.

The American public is outraged. Criminal charges may be too good for the people who brought about this mess," Pitt said. WorldCom, based in Clinton, disclosed last week that it misrepresented $3.8 billion in expenses to make earnings appear greater. The company has laid off thousands a and seen its stock become almost worthless and is on the verge of bankruptcy. The company's woes, coming on the heels of major accounting problems with Enron Andersen and Xerox has traumatized stock markets.

Pitt said Sunday that if the WorldCom report is truthful "and Lotteries Powerball None of the tickets sold for the Super Kansas Cash Powerball game Saturday night No player hit the jackpot Saturmatched all six numbers drawn, day night in the "Super Kansas which were: Cash" drawing, worth an estimat4-33-35-36-45 ed $475,000. Powerball 22 The winning numbers were: Power Play: 5 4-5-16-17-32 Players matching all five num- Super Cashball 6 bers and the Powerball would The next Kansas Cash drawing have won or shared the $14 will be worth an estimated lion jackpot. The prize goes to an $500,000. estimated $16 million for Wednesday. Pick 3 The winning numbers in Sun2 by 2 day's Kansas Lottery "Daily Pick There were three grand prize 3" game: winners Saturday night in the "2 8-7-2 by 2" drawing, worth $20,000.

The winning numbers in SatThe winning numbers were urday's Kansas Lottery "Daily Red Numbers: 7-20 Pick 3" game: White Numbers: 7-20 4-6-3 Stocks Stock prices mixed due to scandals NEW YORK (AP) Stock prices were mixed today as investors assessed divergent economic data showing that construction spending fell in May and manufacturing activity grew in June. In the first hour of trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 50.19 at 9,293.45, after falling 26.66 Friday. The broader market was mixed. The Nasdaq composite index fell 12.17, or 0.8 percent, to 1,451.04, having gained 4.01 Friday. The Standard Poor's 500 index advanced 1.12, or 0.1 percent, to 990.94, having slipped 0.82 Friday.

The Commerce Department said construction spending fell by 0.7 percent in May to the lowest level in five months. The Institute for Supply Management said its index of business activity rose to 56.2 percent in June from 55.7 percent in May. It was the fifth straight month that manufacturing activity increased. Manufacturer 3M rose $4.80 to $127.80 after the company said it expects to beat analysts' expecta- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Most active stocks at noon (11 a.m. Central time) Sales AES Cp AOL TW .15 ATT Wris AbiLab .94 Accentre AMD Agere AgereB Alcoa .60 AllgEngy 1.72 AlliedCap 2.20f Amdocs AmExp .32 AmintGp Americdt AnalogDev Anheusr .72 Aquila BankOne .84 Bk of Am 2.40 BarrickG .22 BellSoulh .801 BestBuy Boeing .68 BostSci BrMySq 1.12 Broadwing CabivsnNY Calpine CapOne .11 CardniHit .10 Caterpillr 1.40 Cendant CirCCar Citigrp ClearChan CocaCl .80 CompAs .07 ConAgra .94 Conseco Corning CoxCom CwnCork DanaCp .04 Delphi .28 Disney .21 DowChm 1.34 DuPont 1.40 DukeEgy 1.10 Dynegy .30 EMC Cp EKodak 1.80 EIPasoCp .87 Elan EDS .60 Embratl ExxonMbl .92 FairchidS FanniMae 1.32 FleetBost 1.40 FootLockr FordM .40 FredMac 581 Genentech GenElec .72 GnMotr 2 GM GaPacif .50 GlobalSFe .13 GoldFLtd GoldmanS .48 HCA Inc .08 HewlellP .32 tions for second-quarter earnings.

WorldCom fell 75 cents to 8 cents as the telecommunications company told the government today it is reviewing financial records for 1999-2001 for possible accounting problems in addition to the $3.8 billion in disguised expenses it disclosed last week. WorldCom's stock had not traded since last Tuesday, when it revealed its accounting problems. Also, shares of TRW rose 82 cents to $57.80 after defense contractor Northrop Grumman said today it agreed to buy TRW for $7.8 billion, nearly $2 billion more than its original offer. The market has been pounded since mid-May because of a string of accounting scandals, strife in the Middle East and grim expectations for second quarter earnings. Analysts say that not only are investors worried about the outcome of second-quarter earnings reports, which companies begin reporting this month, but also whether those results are accurate.

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"If there's even an iota of false statement in there, people will pay heavily," Pitt said Sunday on ABC's "This Week." President Bush appears to have left open the possibility of a criminal investigation, pledging Friday that the Justice Department will "hold people accountable" for mismanaging their companies through deceit and corruption. "What we want is a much tougher set of rules that is subject to the SEC's oversight and jurisdiction, and that's the way we hope ultimately the Senate bill will go," Pitt said Sunday. "I want the toughest, most pragmatic ap- Sheriff Clayton K. Staab, 16, 2175 Catherine Road, was injured when he lost control of the 1992 Ford pickup he was driving westbound on Airbase Road June 20 and it swerved into a ditch. He was transported by ambulance to HMC, where he was treated and released.

Police Possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia were reported in the 800 block of Main June 20. A 29-year-old Hesperia, man was arrested. Pfeifer Auto Sales, 821 E. Eighth, reported burglary, theft of a 1999 Mercury and keys to a 1998 Monte Carlo and criminal damage to a window June 14. The Mer- proach that we can take." Xerox Corp.

announced Friday that it improperly recorded billions of dollars more revenue in the past five years than the SEC had estimated when it took enforcement action against the company this spring. "We're not finished with the Xerox case," Pitt said. "Everyone who may have been involved is still under investigation. And before much longer, we're going to make all of them responsible for what they've done." The SEC also is investigating Halliburton Co. for its accounting practices in 1998, when Vice President Dick Cheney was its chief executive.

On the Net: SEC: www.sec.gov WorldCom: www.worldcom.com/ cury was recovered June 25. The value of the loss is estimated at $10,800. Maria Sharp, 26, 200 W. Fifth, was injured when she was a passenger in a 1995 Dodge van driven by Linda S. Early, 47, 700 E.

Sixth, that was struck by a 1991 Chevrolet pickup driven by Dustin J. Hand, 18, 1311 Agnes, at the intersection of Ash and 27th June 25. Sharp was transported by ambulance to Hays Medical Center, where she was treated and released. Neither Hand nor Early reported injury. Dustin J.

Hynes, 18, 265 220th a passenger in the Chevrolet, and Makayla Turner, 6, 700 E. Sixth, a passenger in the Dodge, did not report injury. Hand was cited for inattentive driving. Courtesy Darrell G. Seibal, Edward Jones Price Change Alliell Corp.

.46.40 Anheuser Busch .50.41 .41 ....8.05 .05 Atmas Energy Common ............23.25 BankAmerica Corp .22 Baxter ..43.19 BP .41 Caremark Rx 16.18 Cinergy .09 Commerce. ..44.35 ConAgra Deere Co Duff Phelp 10.15 Enron El Paso Corp. .20.40 Halliburton: 15.66 Kinder Morgan .68 LIVESTOCK Courtesy DACO Inc. Est. Cattle slaughlered.

133,000 Choice 3 beef (cut 12.75 Western Kansas cattle Peoria hogs ...............35.50 CHICAGO MERCANTILE Courtesy DACO Inc. conts per pound Prev Prov Prev Noon High Low Close Quote Live Beef Cattle August 63.65 63.20 63.55 64.62 October 65.50 65.00 65.47 66.40 December 66.92 66.50 66.72 67.55 February 68.30 67.90 68.00 68.72 Feeder Cattle August 76.20 75.40 75.50 76.30 Seplember 76.50 75.85 76.15 76.60 Oclober 76.50 75.80 76.05 76.40 November 76.95 763.30 76.50 76.97 Hogs July 51.20 50.25 50.52 51.85 August 47.00 46.20 46.72 48.72 October 38.90 37.35 38.80 40.60 December 37.15 35.50 37.02 38.75 Pork bellies July 64.45 61.50 64.35 67.35 August 61.80 59.30 61.75 64.75 February 62.25 60.75 62.25 65.25 OIL Courtesy Daco Inc. dollars per barrel Western Kansas Crude, noon quote 22.25 NY spot crude, noon quote ........26.85 Correction A story in Sunday's Hays Daily News contained incorrect information about Thursday's fireworks display. A Wild West Festival ticket is not required for admission to Lewis Field. Noon quotes Price Change Kellwood Co.

Kroger 20.19 .29 McDonaid's Microsalt 53.37 Northwest Nat. Gas ....................29.97 1.22 Oakwood Homes ..4.99 unch. Phillips .27 Raytheon Co. 37.22 SBC Communications Inc. ........31.10 .60 Semco Energy Inc.

................9.05 unch. Southwest Gas Corp. Sprint Corp. .......................11.04 Sysco Corp. Sykes Enterprises, Inc.

................7.51 Union Pacific. .94 Wal-Mart .48 Westar Energy. .15.75 .40 HAYS CASH GRAINS Courtesy Midland Marketing dollars Local cash wheal Local cash milo KANSAS CITY WHEAT Courtesy DACO Inc. dollars per bushel Prev Prev Prev Noon High Low Close Quote July 3.25 3.20 3.22½/ 3.27¾ September 3.27 3.21 3.21¾ 3.27½ December 3.32½ 3.17¼ 3.29½ 3.33¾ Reports Reports CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Courtesy DACO Inc. Prov Prev Prev Noon High Low Close Quote Wheat dollars per bushel July 3.08 3.00 3.07 3.27% September 3.27 3.21 3.21¾ 3.27 December 3.26 2.17¼ 3.23½ 3.33 Corn dollars per bushel July 2.30 2.24 2.25½ 2.32¼ September 2.37 2.31% 2.33 3.17¼ December 2.48 2.42½ 2.43½ 2.51¼ Soybeans dallars per bushel July 5.43 5.32 5.36½ 5.46¼ August 5.40 5.25 5.28% 5.37¼ November 5.12 5.04 5.06¼ 5.18¼ Soybean meal dollars per ton July 181.80 179.50 180.40 183.80 August 178.70 176.00 176.30 180.10 December 168.50 165.50 166.20 171.00 Oats dollars per bushel July 2.10 2.01½ 2.05½ 2.13 September 1.73 1.37¼ 1.69% 1.74 December 1.64½ 1.58¼ 1.59 1.63¼ METALS NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices today.

Lead .45 cents per lb. Zinc 41.61-42.11 cents delivered. Aluminum 62.9 cents per London Metal Exch. Fri. Zinc 41.61-42.11 cants delivered.

Gold $318.80 troy NY Merc spot Fri. Silver $4.833 troy N.Y. Merc spot Fri. Mercury $154.00 per 76 lb flask, N.Y. Platinum troy N.Y..