Obituaries for Albert Barnhart and Robert Shrum
Albert H. Barnhart 83 of Ottawa died February 4 2004 at home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dengel Son Mortuary. Robert E. Shrum 73 of Ottawa died February 4 2004 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
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Kerry leads as rivals court Southern base in crucial primaries
In Tuesday contests Kerry swept five states Arizona New Mexico North Dakota Missouri and Delaware while Edwards won South Carolina and Clark led Oklahoma. Edwards claimed national appeal with a strong Oklahoma showing and to press his campaign. Kerry piled delegates 128 to 61 for Edwards 49 for Clark and seven for Dean with 23 to go.
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Investors sold stocks amid tech weakness after Cisco Systems issued a disappointing outlook for tech spending. The Dow fell 6.89 to 10,498.29 while the Nasdaq dropped 30.49 to 2,035.72 and the S&P 500 slipped to 1,131.26. Local grain prices were steady to higher across Wheat, corn, soybeans, and milo at Overbrook Co-op and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services.
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A Valentine themed ad brief invites readers to enter a downtown Sweetheart Basket Contest for dinner roses and gifts. It includes a phone number 242-6120 and mentions a Valentine's promotion across participating merchants with a neon pink window poster.
Bush orders top agencies to protect food supply from attack
President Bush directs three Cabinet departments and the EPA to craft new procedures to safeguard the nation's food system from terror threats. The executive order, issued Tuesday, involves Agriculture, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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