Palestinian case against Israel at world court opens
The Palestinian side began its case against Israel's West Bank barrier at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, as protests and international critics gathered outside. A Palestinian delegation argued the barrier is illegal while Israel challenged the court's jurisdiction.
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Markets Edge Higher Amid Greenspan Outlook and Bank Deal
Wall Street opened mixed with the Dow rising 1.56 points to 10,620.59 as investors welcomed Greenspan’s credit union conference comments on household balance sheets. Citigroup rose after saying it would buy KorAm Bank for up to 2.73 billion, signaling ongoing financial sector consolidation. Local grain prices posted across Overbrook Co op and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services with modest gains on wheat soybeans corn and milo.
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Local events and church suppers listed for Shrove Tuesday
Ottawa area notices include a hair salon move to The Vintage Hair Company. Rotary Chili and Soup Feed at Firet Baptist Church runs 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. with chili, soup, dessert and drink. Adults five dollars, under twelve three, tickets at the door, carry out available. Grace Episcopal Church hosts SHROVE TUESDAY pancake supper February 24 from 6 to 7 with free will offering. Old Peculier beers and other brews featured at The Liquor Store on Main Street.
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Wichita reports record rise in child rapes last year
Wichita police records show 66 rapes of victims 15 or younger in 2003, more than double 2002’s 28 and the highest since 1994. Experts cite possible increases in reporting, awareness, or crimes. Educators stress prevention and reporting, with Via Christi and the Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center offering services.
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Obituary for Mildred Edgecomb in Garnett home
Mildred Marie Edgecomb, 95, died Sunday February 22, 2004 at her home. Funeral services are pending and will be announced later by Farris Feuierborn Memorial Chapel in Garnett.
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Ottawa city acquires land for proposed substation near Highland Cemetery
In early 1983 Ottawa bought 40 acres adjoining Highland Cemetery and bordered by Dan Fogle’s parcel. The site, a 300 by 300 foot plot in the southwest undeveloped portion of 80 acres, could host a future substation.
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