WTO talks falter as Seattle protests shake global trade
In Geneva, the WTO emerges battered after deadlock over farm subsidies and labor standards amid massive Seattle protests. officials warn that globalization continues, but critics say the 135 nation body no longer commands trust. Economists note divisions between EU and US over policy, while leaders fear for future liberalization.
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Supreme Court weighs fate of Miranda warnings
The Supreme Court set to decide if a 1968 federal law limits or overturns the Miranda ruling requiring police to warn suspects of rights before questioning. The case centers on whether a Maryland bank robber’s statements to FBI agents can be used despite possible improper warnings, amid a 4th Circuit decision to admit those remarks.
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First firefighter recovered from burned building
In Worcester Massachusetts on Sunday the first of six firefighters who died in a vacant warehouse fire last week was recovered. Lt Timothy P Jackson 27 year veteran was carried down a ladder to salutes as mourners recalled his career and family. The tragedy marks the nation's worst firefighter death toll since 1994 Colorado forest fire.
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Japan’s economy shrinks again amid sluggish demand
Japan’s economy contracted 1.0 percent in the July to September quarter, surprising economists who expected a small decline. After two quarters of expansion, weak consumer spending and fading impact of stimulus weigh on Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi’s growth aims, following 0.4 percent growth in April to June.
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Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas Court Ottawa
First published November 20 1999 sale by sheriff of Franklin County Kansas under court order to satisfy a judgment. 1973 Glenwood mobile home VIN S1486 at 420 South Elm Rantoul KS 66079 to be sold December 10 1999 at 10 00 am auctioned for cash at the Ottawa courthouse. Also storage sale notice for unpaid accounts at AA Sell Storage listing Ginger Pacheco and Denial with items to be sold December 10 1999 if unpaid by December 10 1999.
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State of Kansas
Glenwood Mobile Home
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Rantoul
Rex A. Bowling
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