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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2004

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Markets rally as GM Pfizer and Altria lift stocks

Markets rose as Dow gained 39.03 points to 10,476.88 amid strong earnings from General Motors Pfizer and Altria. Greenspan testimony looms as investors note earnings and global cues with Nasdaq up 0.46 percent and S P 500 at 1138.44. GM jumped 4.7 percent while Pfizer fell on net income charges and Altria slipped.

New York Dow Components General Motors Corp Pfizer Inc Altria Group Inc Wall Street Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Senate Banking Committee Joint Economic Committee Standard & Poor Asia North America Europe Pharmacia Corp Marlboro Cigarettes Kraft Foods New York Stock Exchange Japan France Britain Germany Overbrook Co-op Ottawa Milo Edgerton Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services

Franklin County Health Dept Opening Hours Change

The Franklin County Health Department will close from noon to 2 PM on April 23 for a staff meeting and will reopen at 2 PM.

Franklin County Health Dept

Obituaries list four area residents including Brockett family

Woodrow E. Crawford 91 of Ottawa died April 19 2004 at Village Manor Harold F. Jones 82 of Ottawa died April 20 2004 at Village Manor Reola Brockett 84 of Osawatomie died April 18 2004 at Olathe Medical Center Graveside services were held at Osawatomie Cemetery She was born September 21 1919 in Warren Ohio and moved to Osawatomie in 1950 She worked at Osawatomie State Hospital and local restaurants Survivors include four children fourteen grandchildren twenty one great grandchildren and one t kip great great grandchild Memorials may be made to Southern Baptist Church Osawatomie

Reola Ohio Osawatomie Osawatomie State Hospital Burt Brockett Blue Springs Jack Brockett

Ines Smithhisler 91 Osawatomie dies after long illness

Ines Smithhisler of Osawatomie died Friday April 16 2004 at North Point Skilled Nursing Center Paola at age 91. She was born October 10 1912 in LaCygne to Abe Wellie and Ida May Milton and married Claude H. Smithhisler in 1940. She worked as a waitress at local spots and at Hercules Powder Plant De Soto, was a Methodist church member, and is survived by son Donald and daughter Claudette Wigle among six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. burial followed at Osawatomie Cemetery.

Ines Smithhisler Osawatomie North Point Paola Eddy Birchard Abe Wellie Ida May (Chamberlain) Milton LaCygne Claude H. Smithhisler Richmond Osawatomie First

Baldwin City man Charles Riley dies at 81

Charles T. Riley, 81, Baldwin City, died Monday April 19, 2004, at Wellsville Manor Nursing Home. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Mount Sidney Cemetery Linwood. Survived by Barbara Burke ribbed wife, three sons John Riley Linwood Mike Riley Baldwin City and Lawrence, four grandchildren. He was a WWII Army veteran and dairy farmer who later drove a Baldwin School bus. The family will greet friends 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Reviewed for the Good Shepherd Hospice Alzheimer’s group.

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Congress to Scrutinize Iraq Amid Rising Toll and Uncertainty

Senators open hearings amid a mounting death toll and doubt over a U S plan for Iraq. The panel plans to question Wolfowitz Myers and Grossman on current operations and power transfer while Spain and Honduras pull out troops and Bush invites Republicans to the White House.

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