Stocks Mixed as Cisco Slump Dampens Tech Rally
Markets eased as technology shares pulled back after Cisco warned future sales may lag. Dow rose 64.61 to 14224.78 while S&P 500 gained 5.47 to 1408.64 and Nasdaq dipped 7.33 to 3564.33 amid broad activity of 476.72 million shares. Local quotes show mixed moves in Casey’s Gen St and WalMart with grains and farm prices listed for Ottawa and Franklin counties.
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Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Man arrested on sodomy charge in Thanksgiving case
Alvin Francis Houston III of 335 N Main was arrested at home on suspicion of aggravated criminal sodomy and attempted rape after the mother learned of the alleged act involving a 13 year old girl on Thanksgiving. He remained in the Franklin County jail awaiting formal charges.
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Houston
Franklin County
Ad AccuWeather 10 Day Forecast Ottawa KS
Forecast for Ottawa Kansas shows Garnett precipitation around .03 inch on Friday. Weather outlook includes minor rain chances and typical spring shower pattern with no major storms indicated.
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Kansas farmers seek solutions to farm economy woes
About 50 farmers from southeast Kansas attended the first of four hearings on development and market concentration issues. Paul Johnson noted only 20 percent of Kansas farmers earn enough on the farm to cover bills, with hog farmers and dairies shrinking sharply. He urged more university research and better credit for new farmers while economist David Darling warned rural populations are aging faster than urban areas.
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Southeast
Kansas State University
David Darling
Holiday season ads blur into local savings and sales
Local businesses advertise discounts and specials through December. Maria's So Fine Hair Designs offers $10 off chemical services with Kenny and Sherry. Positive Impressions stocks a $4.99 winter t shirt. Spin and Sutton's Jewelry highlight extended hours and holiday closings. Franklin County Recycling buys aluminum cans at 25 cents a pound. UAT Massage and Opportunity Knocking Employment offer services and a $100 Walmart gift card drawing. other vendors promote prints, furniture, carpet cleaning, and baby/parenting services with various contact details.
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Maria
Elaine Mathilda Wells obituary in Aurora Colorado
Elaine Mathilda Wells 82 of Aurora died Sunday December 12 1999 cremated memorial service held Thursday at Englewood United Methodist Church born March 26 1917 at Olsburg moved across Kansas and Nebraska before settling in Denver married I J Wells in 1939 survived by daughters Judith Elaine Hasty Mary Jane Buysse son John Paul Wells six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren private cremation at Fort Logan National Cemetery
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Aurora
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Englewood United Methodist Church
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Englewood
Olsburg
Hilmer EB
Helen A. Melgren
Manhattan
Clay Center
Topeka
Attorney General’s Office
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Falls City
Neb
Horton
Leavenworth
Denver
Grant Avenue Methodist Church
Peters Publishing Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Porter Hospital
Heather Gardens
Judith Elaine Hasty
Ottawa
Mary Jane Buysse
Riverside
Calif
John Paul Wells
Leadville
Fort Logan National Cemetery
USDA approves irradiation of beef to kill bacteria
The USDA has approved irradiating beef pork and lamb to kill deadly bacteria including E coli 0157 H7. Industry officials say consumer acceptance may be slow while hospitals and nursing homes may first adopt the method. FDA and USDA coordination allowed the move with labeling requirements and a public education push anticipated.
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Tim Willard
National Food Processors Association
Agriculture Department
Carol Tucker Foreman
Consumer Federation of America
McDonald's
Dan Glickman
ConAgra Inc
USDA
Food and Drug Administration
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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