Idaho City mourns longtime mayor Thomas Corum
Thomas D. Corum 49 of Idaho City died August 1 2000 at his home after a cancer battle. He served in the U S Air Force including the I 117 stealth project and retired as chief master sergeant in 1995. He was mayor of Idaho City at his death and is survived by his wife Sandy two daughters Amy and Crystal, son Brian and three sisters. Burial with military honors at Pioneer Cemetery Boise funeral home is handling arrangements Memorials to the American Cancer Society Pancreatic Cancer Study.
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Stocks Slip on Tech Slide Amid Slowing Earnings Fears
Markets in New York fell as technology shares weakened on concerns of slower profit growth. The Dow dropped to 10,669.64 while the Nasdaq slid from a early loss to 3,631.34 with Motorola and Nokia tumbling on weak handset demand. Analysts cited thinning tech earnings and broad sector support from health care and consumer goods as investors hunted bargains in a cautious session. Interim quotes from Casey's Gen St, Comm Fed, H R Block, O'Reilly Auto, United Parcel, WalMart, Wendy's and regional grain prices added to the day’s financial texture.
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Cell phone etiquette lessons rise with rising rudeness
The rise of cell phone use spurs etiquette campaigns as outages of manners spark bans, public shaming, and driver safety concerns. Industry surveys and public campaigns from Nokia and Car Talk reflect mixed views while users defend the devices as life improving.
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AccuWeather 10 Day Forecast for Ottawa Kansas
Forecast notes cooler drier air moving into the Ohio Valley and Northeast with thunderstorms firing in the southern Middle Atlantic and Southeast. Heat persists in the Southwest and interior Northwest into Friday as monsoonal moisture triggers thunderstorms in the Rockies. Temperatures reflect yesterday's highs.
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