Stock rout hits Dow Jones as markets reel worldwide
United share prices tumbled with the Dow down about 282 points to 8,366.04 at noon amid global financial tension. Tech stocks led losses, Treasuries rose as investors sought safety, and concerns over Russia, Asia, and Latin America clouded the U.S. outlook. Local grain quotes and farm prices were also listed for Ottawa and Franklin County.
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Fall Fashion Show at Celebration Hall and Debuts
Ad briefs announce the 1st Fall Fashion Show on August 26 at 7 pm at Celebration Hall with door prizes and dance. Other notes cover Garnett VFW event August 22 with country melody, a hazardous waste drop at FROCO HHW Facility, a Friday live band at Cleary's Pub 2t and Saturday Bad Day Survivors 9 to 1 at 115 Main, plus Jeff & Aungie's Pow Wow Lounge grand opening with band Big Deal.
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Jet crashes in Australia kills Marine pilot Maj Kudsin
A U S Marine pilot Maj Michel W Kudsin 32 of Roseville Michigan was killed when his FA-18 Hornet crashed during a training exercise in Australia's Northern Territory involving about 60 Marines based in Japan. The wreckage was found near the Delamere bombing range southwest of Katherine. An investigation team departed Japan and Kudsin is to be returned to the United States.
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Obituary for Herman Arthur Loman 89 in Ottawa
Graveside services for Herman Arthur Loman 89 of Ottawa occur at Highland Cemetery after his Aug 20 1998 death at Ottawa Retirement Village. He served in the US Navy and Coast Guard and lived in multiple states before settling in Ottawa. memorials to Alzheimer’s Association.
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Swiss bank declines to fund Holocaust settlement
The Swiss National Bank refused to contribute to a 1.25 billion settlement by United Bank of Switzerland and Credit Suisse to compensate Holocaust victims and heirs. It said participation would lend an official tone and fall outside national interest, while noting past wartime actions were settled in a 1946 treaty. The banks urged broader private funding despite government and bank opposition.
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Ramsey son awake during 911 call in Ramsey case
Reports from Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post say Burke Ramsey, then 10, was awake and asking questions as Patsy Ramsey placed a 911 call about JonBenet’s disappearance. The tape allegedly records Burke’s voice while Patsy’s call continues after the phone is set down.
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Bonnie strengthens as it nears Puerto Rico and aims for U S coast
Tropical storm Bonnie grows stronger with 65 mph winds as forecasters warn it could become the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, threatening the southeastern United States within days. A separate Texas Gulf system brings tropical storm warnings from Brownsville to High Island while Bahamas warnings and watches extend to the central and southeastern islands. Bonnie centers 100 miles north-northeast of San Juan heading west-northwest at 17 mph with heavy showers reported across Puerto Rico and nearby islands.
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Tropical system to bring showers central and South Texas
A tropical system moves inland guiding showers and a few thunderstorms across central and South Texas. Sunshine returns from the central Plains to the Southeast while the East sees a few thundershowers. Northwest stays dry and pleasant, Southwest stays hot.
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