Obituaries for Neil J. Jessen Mary M Tuettenmueller and Richard Davis
Neil J. Jessen 90 Neola Iowa died Aug 1 2000 at Indian Hills Nursing Home Council Bluffs Services were at Meyer Woodring Funeral Home Council Bluffs Burial Grange Cemetery Memorials to Tri Center School for a scholarship fund He is survived by wife Fern predeceased. Mary M Tuettenmueller 92 formerly Greeley died Aug 5 2000 in Garnett Services 10 am Tuesday at St Johns Catholic Church Greeley She lived much of her life in Greeley and eight years at Golden Heights Living Center Garnett Survived by son Fred Huettenmueller three daughters Lena Renisk Garnett additional kin Rosary Monday Burial St Johns Cemetery Greeley Richard James Davis 64 Lebanon Missouri died Saturday at Breech Regional Medical Center Lebanon Funeral Thursday 8 16 am Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home Burial Princeton Cemetery An obituary will appear later.
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Markets rise on optimism rates stay steady on cooling economy
New York stocks advanced as data suggested slower growth, with the Dow up 67.76 to 10835.51, the S P 500 13.22 higher at 1476.15, and the Nasdaq 71.35 higher at 3858.71. Local quotes showed mixed moves in Casey's Gen St, Comm Fed, H R Block, O'Reilly Auto, United Parcel, WalMart, Wendy's, and grain prices at Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County services.
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Protesters rally at White House over Iraq sanctions
About 250 demonstrators gathered at the White House and Treasury Department to protest decade-long sanctions on Iraq. Police arrested 104 after the sit in, shouting Stop the killing of Iraqi children as they displayed loaves of bread and signs urging memory of Iraq. The protests target sanctions tied to Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of Kuwait and U.N. weapons inspections.
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Alec Guinness Dies at 86 Fame Spans Stage to Star Wars
Sir Alec Guinness, knighted after The Bridge on the River Kwai and famed for Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars, dies at 86 at King Edward VII hospital after illness at his Petersfield home. Born 1914, Guinness led a 60-year career across stage and screen, earning an Oscar in 1957 and a 1959 knighthood.
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Nine new exoplanets found around distant stars
London AP reports three teams in Switzerland and the United States announced nine exoplanets orbiting stars outside the solar system. One planet orbits a single star, and a fifth of stars with one planet may host a second. Jupiter-sized planet around Epsilon Eridani nearby is highlighted.
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Ottawa Kansas 10 Day Forecast Summary
Morn showers and thunderstorms expected tomorrow from the northern mid Atlantic States through the Ohio Valley. The Southeast will be hot and humid with little precipitation. A few thunderstorms likely over the central Plains as well as the southern and Central Rockies.
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