Markets Slip As Trade Deficit Hits New High In February
Investors push stocks lower amid a rising trade deficit of 61 billion dollars in February, with exports up 50 million and imports surging 2.58 billion. The Dow falls to 10,407.62 after a 0.39 percent drop. S P 500 dips to 1,175.60 and Nasdaq at 1,978.55 as oil prices fluctuate and yields rise.
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Cedar Street Detour Note for Ottawa Herald Parking
Cedar Street reconstruction directs entering the Ottawa Herald south parking lot via the alley off Flist Street or Second Street. Coventry RX Insurance now accepted at Clinic Pharmacy at 1418 South Main.
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Obituary: Carol Crabb of Columbia Missouri dies at 76
Carol Lorene Pinney Crabb 76 of Columbia Missouri died March 30 2005 at Big Bend Retreat Slater MO A memorial service will be held April 16 at The First Baptist Church Columbia She was born in Ottawa and educated at Colorado Women's College and Denison University She taught in Ottawa Columbia and at Ridgeway Elementary She co authored A Patchwork of Pieces later republished as Love of Quilts She is survived by her husband William C Crabb four children six grandchildren and four siblings Memorials may go to the Alzheimer’s Association of Mid Missouri or The First Baptist Broadway Columbia MO.
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Garnett Man Lance Holloway Dead at 19 in Garnett
Lance Andrew Holloway of Garnett died Sunday April 10 2005 at Melvern aged 19 He was born May 23 1985 in Topeka to Donald Eugene and Sheila Christine Morris Holloway He lived most of his life in Osage County and recently moved to Garnett He worked at Astro Manufacturing in Garnett as a quality assurance manager and forklift operator He survived by his mother Christine Holloway of Wichita father Donald Holloway and stepmother Lisa Holloway of Garnett brother Corey Holloway of Mulvane sister Kristen Holloway of Emporia step sisters Andrea and Allison Duncan of Garnett grandparents Neil and Mary Jane Holloway of Kincaid and B A Morris of Burlington a niece and many aunts uncles and cousins Burial is Lone Elm Cemetery Lone Elm a memorial may be made to the American Heart Association
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Burlington
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Death of Gerald F Bechtle in Ottawa
Gerald F Bechtle 83 of Ottawa died Monday April 11 2005 Services will be 10 am Saturday at First United Methodist Church Ottawa burial at Princeton Cemetery A full obituary will appear later
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Eugene Wards of Olathe obituary notice
Eugene H. Wards 91 of Olathe died Sunday April 10 2005 at home Graveside services will be 10 am Wednesday at Wood lawn Cemetery Pomona with Jerry Harnden officiating He was born May 13 1913 at Quenemo to Aaron Edmond and Edna May Ashcraft Wards He lived in Olathe since 1955 and earlier in Bucyrus Quenemo He was a farmer and plant operator at Johnson County Waste Water Plant since 1953 retiring 1987 He married Lala F Fanning November 29 1935 at Lyndon She died August 4 1988 Survivors include daughter Sharon Nelson a son Rex A Wards sisters and brothers and multiple grandchildren Condolences may be emailed to dengelmortuary sbceglobal.net
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Polio’s Last Gasp in Boston in 1955 Epidemic
Lynne Fraser recalls a neighborhood teen who gave her polio in 1955 Boston. She was four, weeks later an iron lung and hospital cribs marked the epidemic, with over 2,200 statewide cases and 600 in Boston. The 1955 vaccine rollout began reducing polio nationwide.
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