Tech stocks rise as blue chips pull back on Wall Street
New York AP reports mixed session with the Dow down 19.64 to 8129.49 and the S&P 500 off 0.14 to 983.65 while the Nasdaq composite gains 16.97 to 1650.87. Russell 2000 climbs 3.46 to 441.52 and the AMEX up 2.12 to 672.39 as technology shares lead gains and broader indices slip. Quotes include Casey’s, Comm Fed, H&R Block, O'Reilly Auto, Wendy's amid a range of market data.
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Correction fixes hospital administrator name error
The Herald corrects a misprint in Saturday's photo outline, stating that Bob Bregant of Ransom Memorial Hospital was inaccurately named as Bob Brady. The correction acknowledges the error and sets the record straight.
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Bodies found near Wellington prompt autopsies
Two white men were found dead in a wooded area about two miles south of the Sedgwick Sumner county line. Autopsies were scheduled for today. A sheriff's deputy said a man walking through a field Saturday afternoon discovered the bodies, identities pending. No further details were available.
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Obituaries for Pitts Renner Baldwin Madison Ottawa
In Waverly Clara Louise Pitts 100 dies at Sunset Manor in Waverly on December 7 1997. Graveside services will be in Tucson with later date and survivors include two sons a daughter and a son in Kansas City Overland Park and Tucson. Willis Renner 89 of Ottawa dies December 6 1997 with services in Shawnee and burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. Baldwin David Morris 50 funeral arrangements pending at Lamb Roberts Heise. Madison Don J former Ottawa resident dies December 6 1997 in Austin Texas obituary to appear later.
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Man Arrested After Drug Raid In Ottawa
The Tri County Drug Enforcement Unit arrested 25 year old Larry James Harlan of 832 S Cherry in Ottawa on charges of possession of marijuana with intent to sell possession of drug paraphernalia and lacking a drug tax stamp. He was jailed in Franklin County early Sunday after a predawn raid that yielded about 250 dollars worth of marijuana in small baggies. The warrant followed a short week long investigation.
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Pictorial History Books and Holiday Open Hours
Local ads list preordered PICTORIAL HISTORY books at Herald pickup and COUNTRY LIVING at 1238 Main with varied weekly hours. Stores advertise early openings, weekend schedules, and gifts such as Scented Mug Mats and herbal teas from Positive Impressions and other named vendors.
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Richmond man arrested after chase ends on Indiana Road
A 22 year old Richmond man was arrested early Saturday on suspicion of driving on a revoked license after a short chase that ended in the 3100 block of Indiana Road. He faces charges of reckless driving attempting to elude and battery. he previously pleaded guilty to felony driving on a suspended license.
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Ohio Court orders Miami University open crime records
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a ruling forcing Miami University to release student disciplinary records to the student newspaper. The decision hinges on FERPA privacy limits and open records law, with the university arguing disclosure would violate federal privacy protections. The case weighs public safety and transparency against education records privacy.
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