Markets Little Changed as Investors Weigh Oil and Pfizer News
Stocks were barely higher as investors priced in higher oil costs and mixed March retail results while Pfizer faced government pressure to remove a controversial painkiller. Dow rose 4.36 to 10490.38. S&P 500 up 0.97 to 1185.04. Nasdaq added 4.00 to 2003.14. Unemployment claims fell 19,000 to 334,000 with the four week average at 336,500. County grain quotes listed at Ottawa and Franklin.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots in Kansas and powerball
The report lists Powerball numbers 5 11 14 22 54 with Powerball 17 and a next jackpot of 19 million dollars. Kansas Cash 2 4 6 9 28 and Super Cashball 9 with a next jackpot of 290 thousand dollars.
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Pomona Elementary Kindergarten Roundup and Health Screening
Pomona Elementary hosts a Kindergarten Roundup and well child screening this Friday April 8 2005 from 830 am to 230 pm. Call 785-566-3512 for an appointment. Cedar Street detour directs entering the Ottawa Herald south lot from the alley off First or Second Street during Cadar Street reconstruction.
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Robert Berry obituary for Wellsville resident dies at 64
Robert “Bob” Berry of Wellsville, 64, died Tuesday, April 5, 2005. A memorial service is set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Wilson's Funeral Home. Born October 21, 1940, in Kansas City Kansas, he was survived by two sons James and Ty Silvers, two daughters Monta Ramsey and Heidi Cannella, a brother John Berry, a sister Alice Beathy, and 11 grandchildren. The family will greet friends one hour before the service. Memorials may go to the American Heart Association.
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Bob” Berry
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William A Reh 98 Williamsburg dies in Ottawa Kansas
William A Reh 98 of Williamsburg died April 6 2005 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa He was born December 18 1906 in Franklin County to John A Tony Reh and Mary Strafuss Reh A retired farmer and stockman he married Lorene Elizabeth Renger November 26 1940 in Topeka She died March 11 1999 He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church Pioneer Plus Ottawa Promenaders Square Dance clubs and a charter member of the Ottawa Co op Association Funeral Mass 10 am Monday at Sacred Heart with Rev Ted Ziegler officiating Burial at St Johns Cemetery Homewood Friends may pay respects after 1 pm Saturday and until service time at Dengel Son Mortuary The family will meet with friends 7:30 pm Sunday Memorials to Heart Association or Little People s Research Fund.
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Kenneth D Sellers 77 Boise Idaho died April 1 2005
Kenneth Dean Keny Sellers 77 of Boise Idaho died April 1 2005 at Boise Samaritan Village A Celebration of Life service will be held at Mountain View Church of the Brethren Boise with Pastor David McKellip officiating He was born in Wellsville 1927 to Elvin and Lola Sellers He served in the US Marines in World War II He married Alice Stringer in 1947 They moved to Weiszer Idaho in 1952 and Boise in 1961 He worked for Idaho Power from 1956 to 1986 and was a lifetime member and former president of the Idaho Gem Club Survivors include daughter Cheryl DePina Jim Sellers Barbara Dickerle and Becky Waters 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren sister Gladys Usher and numerous nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a brother Don Sellers a daughter Terry Agee and a great granddaughter.
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Death of Andrew C McNish in Ottawa
Andrew Charles McNish, 25, of Ottawa died April 6, 2005, at his home. Graveside services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Highland Cemetery in Ottawa. Friends may pay respects Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in Ottawa. A full obituary will follow.
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Pope John Paul II Body Visitation Reopens Line
Vatican police reopened the path to St. Peter's Basilica allowing thousands to view Pope John Paul II’s crimson body before his funeral. Officials say the basilica will close at 10 p.m. and a 15-page spiritual testament will be released later today along with the nine days of mourning Masses led by Cardinal Bernard Law.
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Iraq names al Jaafari prime minister in historic power shift
Iraqi newspapers report Ibrahim al Jaafari, a Shiite exile fighter with ties to Grand Ayatollah Sistani, slated to become prime minister as Iraq's first democratically chosen government in 50 years. Kurdish Jalal Talabani named president, with Adel Abdul-Mahdi and Ghazi al-Yawer as vice presidents.
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Bus service opens across Kashmir frontier in peace bid
In Srinagar India and Pakistan began a symbolic bus link across the divided region. Buses left from both sides with a few dozen passengers, as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called it a caravan of peace and waved the start flag amid hopeful scenes. The move marks a rare positive step in the stalled peace process.
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Richmond mayor race highlights write-in Wood lead
Corrections report Richmond Mayor Bill Wood as the apparent leader in Tuesday’s election with up to 61 write-in votes. Official results depend on Friday’s canvas and would mark his first elected term, while Wood continues to fill the remainder of a prior mayor’s term. Ottawa Public Works Director Andy Haney notes hoped federal funding for Cedar Street phase two between Eighth and 15th streets, with phase one from First to Eighth underway.
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