Markets meander as investors await Greenspan testimony
Stocks drift for a second day after retail sales beat expectations while investors await Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan’s economic assessment. The Dow fell marginally to 10,789.58 as the S P 500 and Nasdaq edged higher. Circuit City jumped after Highfields Capital announced a $3.25 billion unsolicited bid. Ottawa Co-op and county price quotes for grains and soybeans were reported for Monday.
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Deadly coal mine blast in Sunjiawan China leaves 203 dead
Rescue teams search 800 feet underground after a gas explosion at Sunjiawan mine kills 203. One miner rescued after 24 hours. 12 trapped, 22 injured. President Hu Jintao orders strict rescue and prevention measures. In Beirut Hariri funeral plans and three days of mourning follow a massive bombing. In Baghdad firefights reported near Haifa Street. hostage released after ransom. FBI probes coordination gaps with CIA and State Dept in intelligence operations abroad.
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Donor promised ambassadorship letter details donor access
An AP exclusive reports Nebraska documents show Duane Acklie sought a White House reward for political support. He urged Mike Johanns in May 2001 to serve as ambassador or in a trade post, naming fundraiser Jack Oliver and detailing access and rewards in a bid they say influenced appointments.
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Obituary: Kathryn Pearl Burbank Baldwin City KS
Kathryn Pearl Burbank 95 of Baldwin City died February 13 2005 at Baldwin Care Center Services set for 1030 AM Thursday at Wellsville Baptist Church Born June 22 1909 in LaCygne to George A and Amy Pearl Kerr she married Ralph Richardson in 1925 he died 1934 she married Lawrence Samuel Burbank February 23 1935 in Wakarusa he died May 1990 She helped farm and worked for J C Penney California shop King Radio Olathe and was active in Wellsville Baptist Church ABW Eastern Star and neighborhood club Survived by three sons George Richardson Lawrence Burbank Leonard Burbank two sisters nine grandchildren 14 great grandchildren three step grandchildren eight great step grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Preceded in death by daughter Leona Mae Dunn son-in-law and brothers George and Charles Kerr Family visitation 6 8 PM Wednesday Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville Burial Wellsville Cemetery Memorials to Wellsville Baptist Church care of Wilsons Funeral Home P O Box 496 Wellsville 66092.
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Garnett woman Arlene Hirt Garnett dies at 81
Arlene M. Hirt 81 of Garnett died Sunday February 13 2005 at Kansas City Kansas Presbyterian Facility Funeral services are 10 am Wednesday at Garnett First Christian Church The Rev Gary Benjamin officiating Survivors include a son Gene Koons a daughter Claudia Martin two sisters six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Burial at Colony Memorials may be given to the church or Tri-Ko
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Correction fixes 130th Field Artillery misidentification
The 130th Field Artillery of the Kansas National Guard was misidentified in Saturday’s story on their Iraq return. About 50 members from the Ottawa based 127th Field Artillery were added to the 130th to fill the unit. The 130th was feted in Manhattan Marysville and Hiawatha. Ottawa based troops took part in Manhattan and Hiawatha events. The 127th troops returned to Ottawa and are now home, a family member said.
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Lottery Powerball draws show Louisiana winner and multi jackpots
A Louisiana ticket won Powerball matching numbers 18 21 28 49 50 with Powerball 16. The next Powerball jackpot rises to 10 million. Kansas Cash and Super Cashball offer 18 15 17 22 and 4 with jackpots of 400000.
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