Patrick Berry 58 longtime Linwood area resident dies
Patrick Pat Berry 58 of Lawrence formerly Linwood died Monday April 25 2005 at home Graveside services 2 p m Friday Bonner Springs Cemetery Born December 22 1946 in Kansas City Missouri to Cecil E and Nelda Jean Berry He was a Linwood High School graduate 1965 a taxi driver in Lawrence Topeka and Ottawa and recently married Carol Sue Berry Survived by wife five children eight brothers six sisters and two grandchildren Family will meet friends Friday noon to 2 p m at Alden Harrington Funeral Home Memorials may be sent to Alden Harrington Funeral Home for funeral expenses
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Markets Slip as Durable Goods Drop Stirs Economy Demand
Stocks fell across the Dow, S and P 500, and Nasdaq after the Commerce Department reported a 2.8 percent drop in durable goods orders in March. The Dow dropped 66.87 points to 10084.26, the S&P 500 slid 7.14 to 1144.60, and the Nasdaq declined 13.69 to 1913.75. Local grain quotes from Ottawa and Franklin County showed varied prices for hard wheat, soybeans, corn, milo, oats, and wheat.
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Free pickup and delivery bike repair and bird and pet foods offered by George's Feed & Bike in Richmond with contact 785-241-2182. Cedar Street detour directs entering Ottawa south lot via First or Second Street during reconstruction. Charlie & The Sting Ray tickets on sale at People's Bank or Ottawa Country Club for 10 in advance 15 at door for Apr 29 8 p.m. W F W Auxiliary Post 5901 officers installation Apr 27 7 p.m. Potluck at 6 p.m. Old Time Liquor closes with 20 percent off seniors prom May 1 5 p.m. at Ottawa High School NHS sponsorship. Rich Brown 229-8020 available for transport. Edward Jones monthly customer coffee Apr 29 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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George Ferguson 80 Ottawa resident dies after long illness
George P. Ferguson 80 of Ottawa died April 26 2005 at Richmond Care Center. He was born January 7 1925 in Chapman. He worked as an electrician for Wiggins Electric and later joined Topeka Local 226 IBEW retiring in 1987. He is survived by four children two sisters and a brother along with seven grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday atSacred Heart Catholic Church Ottawa. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery. Memorials to Midland Hospice.
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End of Syrian presence in Lebanon sparks election hopes
Syria withdraws its last soldier from Lebanon amid international pressure after Hariri’s assassination. Lebanese voters face a freer election but risk of violence as anti-Syrian groups seek to defeat Damascus allies. Analysts note strategic blunders by Assad regime and growing US pressure.
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Virginia Islamic scholar convicted of urging followers to join Taliban
Ali al Timimi a 41 year old Virginia based Islamic scholar with a global following was convicted on 10 counts for exhorting his followers after September 11 to fight U S troops and join the Taliban The verdict after seven days of deliberations carries a mandatory life in prison without parole but the judge may toss out some counts The case centered on his influence over a group of young Muslim men who used paintball games in 2000 and 2001 as training for holy war
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