Markets Hold Near Flat as Fed Begins Policy Meeting
Markets drift near unchanged as the Federal Reserve starts a two day policy meeting. Dow up 13.15 to 10503.09 while S&P 500 at 1182.29 and Nasdaq 2062.75. oil inches lower and a key manufacturing report awaited. Local grain quotes show hard wheat at 3.21 and soybeans at 4.95 with county prices for corn 1.76 and milo 2.65.
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Nepal king seizes control declares emergency in Katmandu
King Gyanendra dismissed the government in Katmandu and declared a state of emergency, saying leaders failed to restore peace or hold elections. Soldiers ringed Prime Minister Deuba's residence as armored vehicles patrolled streets and communications were cut. Flights were disrupted and supplies depleted as residents stocked up.
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Western coalition hopes for Iraq poll while regional concern rises
Mid dle Eastern governments welcomed Iraq's landmark election but fretted over low Sunni turnout and rising Shiite influence. Saudi Arabia praised the vote as a step toward sovereignty. In the U S, President Bush proposed a $250000 death gratuity and life insurance boosts for troops. The Darfur report condemned crimes yet found no genocidal intent by authorities. Israel warned of a staged pullout from West Bank towns, delaying the plan unless Palestinian attacks end. Talks with Abbas and Sharon are set for early February.
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Panel finds Sudan abuses in Darfur not genocide
A U.N. panel says Sudan and the Janjaweed did mass killings, torture, rape and other atrocities in Darfur but not genocide. It urges ICC trials, challenging U.S. opposition and threatening a clash over where perpetrators are tried. The Darfur crisis has killed tens of thousands and displaced about two million.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots
Lottery numbers listed include Powerball drawn 14 16 20 29 44 with Powerball 12. The next jackpot is $18 million for Powerball. Kansas Cash 7 15 17 19 31 with Super Cashball 18 shows a next jackpot of $200,000.
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Obituary for Col. Jene D. Campbell M D
Col Jene D Campbell M D 76 of San Antonio died Sunday Jan 30 2005 in San Antonio Private family graveside services will be held later at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery Fort Sam Houston Texas He was born Dec 27 1928 in Ottawa to Willis Roy Campbell and Rosa Batson He married Sara Stewart in Kansas City Kaw survives He practiced in Ferndale Washington before joining the US Air Force in 1975 He is survived by two sons Russell Campbell serving in Iraq and Colin Campbell Los Angeles a brother George Willis Campbell Topeka a sister Phyllis Showalter McLean Virginia and two grandchildren He was preceded in death by a daughter Alexandra Campbell Porter Loring Mortuary San Antonio handled arrangements Condolences may be emailed through the funeral home site www porterloring com
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Arlene Talbott-Swank Funeral Arrangements
Arlene Talbott-Swank, 67, of Pomona, died Monday January 31. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Dengel Son Mortuary in Ottawa.
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Last Carson monologue pokes fun at Hilton Trump
In his tribute monologue, David Letterman delivers jokes Johnny Carson sent him before his death on January 23. The routine targets Paris Hilton and Donald Trump’s hair as Letterman explains Carson's humor from beyond the grave.
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