Weekend Market Report Highlights Mixed Commodity Movements
Commodities posted modest gains for corn and wheat while oats and soybeans moved narrowly. Gold and silver slipped, crude oil fluctuated, and livestock futures mixed as markets tracked Tokyo and London declines and U.S. economic concerns. Wall Street closed slightly lower amid profit-taking and notable moves in Monsanto and pharma stocks.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
New York
Commodity Exchange
New York Mercantile Exchange
West Texas Intermediate
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wall Street
Tokyo
London
Dow Jones
LINSCO Private Ledger Discount On Stock Commissions
Ottawa broker Jarry Pickert and Mark Sigurdson advertise discounted stock commissions from LINSCO PRIVATE LEDGER. Address 137 South Main Box 410 Ottawa Rs. 66067 includes contact phone 913 242 4425 for pricing details and account services.
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South Main
Ottawa
Jarry Pickert
Mark Sigurdson
Karl Eisele
Tally Creek
Douglas & Franklin Counties
Kansas
Gary L. Jordan
P.O
South Hickory
Duarte dies in El Salvador at 64 after cancer fight
Former President Jose Napoleon Duarte, who steered El Salvador toward democracy amid civil war, died Friday at his San Salvador home at age 64. Diagnosed with cancer in 1988, he lost part of his stomach and liver spread, leaving him with six to 18 months to live.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
Capital
San Benito
Jose Luis Saca
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Alfredo Cristiani
Arena Party
Nicaraguan Opposition Says Fair Vote May Back Sandinistas
Vice presidential candidate Virgilio Godoy stated the opposition coalition would accept a Sandinista victory if the vote and count are fair. He warned of public protests if fraud is found. Former President Jimmy Carter arrived in Managua as a key observer and met candidates and other observers.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Vem
Daniel Ortega
Virgilio Godoy
Godoy
Jimmy Carter
Debretts Guide Publishes Illegitimate Children Names
London AP reports Debretts Peerage and Baronetage includes illegitimate children for the first time. Editor Charles Kidd says about 200 names were added at the families’ request to reflect modern attitudes, though these individuals cannot inherit titles.
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London
Charles Kidd
Debrett
Kidd
U S C 290 Schools Weekly Lunch Menu Plan
The weekly menu for USC 290 Schools from February 26 to March 2 lists daily offerings. Monday offers pork fritter on bun or spaghetti with sides. Tuesday features beef fingers and tuna salad sandwich. Wednesday includes fish on bun or turkey tetrazini. Thursday serves lasagna. Friday highlights fish with sides. Sacred Heart School adds pizza day with salad and dessert. Senior Citizens Center lists reservations and a contact number 242-7440.
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U.S.C
Sacred Heart School
Senior Citizens Center For Reservations
Call
Weekly cafeteria menu highlights Feb 26 to Mar 2
The menu outlines daily offerings from February 26 to March 2 including chicken and noodles with mixed vegetables tossed salad biscuits prunes cabbage rolls augratin potatoes corn roll fruit cup cook's choice a 50s Day steak with gravy mashed potatoes scalloped apples bread peaches fish cream style corn winter mix roll and brownie.
Anti trust case vs Williams Natural Gas in Kansas district court
U S District Court Judge Patrick F. Kelly in Wichita filed orders in Osage City and Garnett cases, dismissing Auburn and Iola claims while reducing those from Chanute Humboldt Neodesha in Kansas and Cleveland Oklahoma. Appeals await in the 10th Circuit. Farm Bureau honors two Ottawa area agents for million dollar life insurance production and regional awards, while Ottawa broker Duane Anderson restarts as Duane Anderson Associates offering full real estate services and farm management.
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Osage City
Williams Natural Gas Company
Garnett
U.S. District Court
Patrick F. Kelly
Wichita
Auburn
Iola
Chanute
Humboldt
Neodesha
Kansas
Cleveland
Okla
Williams
Kelly
Plantiff
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Topeka
Paul Hays
LUTCF
Ottawa
Farm Bureau Insurance
Hays
Farm Bureau
Robert Hiles
LATCF
Hiles
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Cen
Duane Anderson Associates
Arrests and Municipal Court Sentencings Reported
Edward J. Hernandez 33 Overland Park arrested by Highway Patrol on suspicion of illegal registration and driving while suspended. Released after $135 bond to appear in District Court. Municipal Court sentences include Edward B. Veney 26 fined 100 for expired license and illegal left turn. Timothy A. Tucker 26 fined 101 for driving against restriction. Jamesc A. Hanson 54 fined 80 for battery. Simon J. Gipson 49 DUI two days jail 200 fine 110 alcohol fee and program. Chipper D. Cox 22 driving with suspended license five days jail 125 fine. Melvin M. Bowers 27 60 fine for criminal damage to property. Ricky D. Bell 35 DUI 500 fine five days jail 110 alcohol fee and Diversion Agreements DUI charges may be dismissed if conditions met.
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Edward J. Hernandez
Overland Park
Highway Patrol
Edward B. Veney
Timothy A. Tucker
S. Maple
Jamesc A. ‘Hanson
Ottawa
Simon J. Gipson
Garnett
Dui
Chipper D. Cox
Eldon
Melvin M. Bowers
S. Locust
Ricky D. Bell
S. Cherry
Federal eye on marijuana suspect in Ottawa drive
Gregory J. Grossi, 32, of Austin, Texas, was stopped on I-35 two miles southwest of Ottawa for speeding. A Kansas patrol search found 65% pounds of marijuana. State charges will not be filed. the case may go to federal prosecutors.
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Austin
Texas
Wendall Barker
Franklin County
Gregory J. Grossi
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kirk Simone
Ottawa
Simone
District Court News and Marriage Licenses and Divorces
The program is completed with a 200 dollar fine and 110 dollar alcohol safety fee paid plus 50 dollars to Volunteers in Court. Agreements filed for John M Turner 33 of 609 North Hickory and Albert T Mossman Jr 71 of Osawatomie. Marriage licenses issued for Max Glenwood Farren and Betty Joyce Gibson. Henry J Moore 39 of Ottawa and Treva M Hogan 31 of Andover. Clayton Ray Cummings 30 and Carolyn Irene Tucker 24 both of Wellsville. Mark Woods 20 and Brenda Parker 23 of Rantoul. Alan O Myers 97 of Ottawa and Lisa R Froggatte 24 of Ottawa. Divorces granted Willis R Miller Jr and Julie A Miller. Elizabeth J Wilson and Michael E Wilson.
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John M. Turner
N. Hickory
Albert T. Mossman Jr
Osawatomie
District Court News
Max Glenwood Farren
Legal Age
Longview
Wash
Betty Joyce Gibson
Overland Park
Henry J. Moore
Ottawa
Treva M. Hogan
Andover
Clayton Ray Cummings
Wellsville
Carolyn Irene Tucker
Mark Woods
Rantoul
Brenda Parker
Alan 0. Myers
Lisa R. Froggatte
Willis R. Miller Jr
Julie A. Miller
Elizabeth J. Wilson
Michael E. Wilson
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Weekend Market Report
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Financial Times-Stock Exchange
Philip Mortis
IBM
USX
American Telephone & Telegraph
Monsanto
Merck
Warner-Lambert
Bristol Myers-Squibb
Upjohn
Pfizer
Linsco
Private Ledger
World News
FLLN
Business Beat
Denver
Ter
S. Main
New Realty Office
Duane Anderson
Crown Realty
Us-59
Sandcreek Road
Anderson
Anderson Associates
the Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Federal Eye On Marijuana
Mone
Eee Elder
Lennox
Duveter
Partog
Franklin County Shrine Club
Hill House
Don Sellers
Pres
Randy Scott
Lacy
Bill Berger
Alice
Valerie
Billye
Casey
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
FR. CO
Narcotics Anonymous
Betty
Nashville
Art Miller
Bruce Osladil
S. Mulberry
Franklin County Humane Society
Princeton
Lane High School
Shepard
Garfield School
Levi Jacket
Willow Street
Norris Insurance
Ite
Manager
Innovative Insurance
Bruce
Ottawa Job Service
W. Tecumseh
Tally Creek Watershed Joint District
Douglas and
Franklin Counties
Tally Creek Watershed Joint District No. 82
Marion Springs
Douglas County
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