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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 2005

Page

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Market slide as GDP beats expectations worries rise

Stronger than expected GDP data showing 3.8 percent growth in Q4 spurred worries of faster Fed rate hikes. Dow fell 7.76 to 10,741.03, S&P 500 down 0.01 percent, Nasdaq down 0.2 percent amid light trading. Grain and commodity quotes from Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency followed.

New York Wall Street Commerce Department Federal Reserve Standard & Poor Ottawa Co-op Overbrook Ottawa Edgerton Milo Franklin County Usda Farm Service Agency

Pre season seed potatoes and home goods ads mix

Trendel Lumber offers 100 lb seed potatoes at 1516 S Main with contact Joan 242-8144. Ottawa Library hosts Bridal Fair Saturday February 26 from 9 to 12. Messenger's Home Furnishings’ President's Day sale features a Queen Posturopedic Plush set at 499. Trendel Lumber promotes pruning supplies and dormant-tree care. The Liquor Store advertises Busch and Keystone Light 30 packs at 15.99. Hairport Tanning lists 10 tans for 30 or 35 monthly with new bulbs at 1538 S Main.

Trendel Lumber S. Main Joan Messenger Sealy Mattress 23Rd St BUSCH Busch Light Keystone Light Main

Pope John Paul II speaks softly after breathing aid surgery

Pope John Paul II remains on breathing support but advised not to speak for days after surgery to ease breathing. He spent a restful night at Gemelli hospital in Rome with no sign of lung infection and notes of improved breathing and relief. In Iraq, an explosion near U S troops north of Baghdad killed and wounded several soldiers as helicopters evacuated the injured. Witnesses described a loud blast and bloodied ground as Humvees and security forces blocked the area. The document also touches on Anglican debates over same sex blessings and North American attendance at Lambeth talks.

Vatican City John Paul II Vatican Joaquin Navarro-Valls John Paul Rome Gemelli Polyetinic Navarro-Walls Navarro Walls Tarmiyah Iraq U.S Clifford Kent U.S. Army Kent Associated Press Baghdad Waleed Nahed Nahed Alaa Nagy Robinson Anglican Consultative Council

Putin says Russia remains committed to democracy

In Bratislava, Vladimir Putin told President Bush that Russia chose democracy 14 years ago and cannot return to the past. Bush pressed for universal rights, rule of law, and an open press while both leaders addressed Syria arms sales and Iran's nuclear program amid mounting distrust.

Bratislava Slovakia Bush Vladimir Putin Russia Putin U.S Vladimir Moscow Washington Syria Iran

Anglican leaders urge US Canadian church withdrawal from council

In Northern Ireland primates urged the U S Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada to temporarily withdraw from a global Anglican council. They cited disputes over homosexuality after the election of a gay bishop and blessings of same sex unions in the United States and Canada. Archbishop Rowan Williams did not comment ahead of a news conference.

London U.S Episcopal Church Anglicanism W. Gene Robinson New Hampshire

Kraft Trolli Road Kill candy sparks animal rights backlash

New Trolli Road Kill Gummi Candy shapes snakes, chickens, and squirrels as flattened animals. NJSPCA accuses the product of promoting cruelty and plans protests and petitions to pull it from shelves. Kraft pulled a related online ad after a complaint, but offered no broader changes.

Trenton Kraft Foods Inc New Jersey Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Kraft Society Matthew Stanton Stanton Njspca Trolli Larry Baumann Baumann

Eugene Crawford Bryan 64 Hernando Miss dies

Eugene Crawford Bryan 64 formerly of Ottawa and Hernando Mississippi died February 23 2005 Self employed contractor Survived by wife Donna Bryan daughter Renea Hudgens Panama City Florida brother Steve Bryan and one grandchild Preceded in death by son Shane Ray Bryan No services scheduled

Hernando Eugene Crawford Bryan Ottawa David and Violet Bryan Donna Bryan Renea Hudgens Panama City Fla Steve Bryan Miss Shane Ray Bryan

Memorial service for Robert E. Redick Jr. in De Soto

The memorial service for Robert E. Redick Jr. 55 of Mason City Iowa will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel De Soto with visitors from 3 p.m. The Feb 15 2005 death followed a Jan 27 1950 birth in Ottawa to Robert and Betty Redick. Memorials may be sent to Special Olympics in care of Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel De Soto KS.

Robert Redick JR. DE Soto Robert E. Redick Jr Mason City Iowa Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel de Soto Robert Betty (Ball) Redick Ottawa Lexington Ave

Virgie Weinheimer obituary notice from Tulsa

Virgie Louise Weinheimer 83 of Tulsa Oklahoma died Wednesday February 23 Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Moore's Southlawn Chapel Tulsa She was born May 3 1921 in Princeton to Hadley and Mary McKay Married Jack Weinheimer May 31 1944 in Pomona They had four children Sandra Hett Jay Weinheimer Bob Weinheimer and Cindy Tarpley Nine grandchildren Family will greet friends 6 8 p m today at Moore's Southlawn Chapel Memorials to The Happy Children's Home c o New Haven United Methodist Church Tulsa

Weinheimer Mesa Ariz Cindy Tarpley Edmond Okla Moore’s Southlawn Chapel Tulsa Happy Children’s Home c/o New Haven United Methodist Church

FAA rejects cockpit video cameras in planes

FAA declines to require cockpit video cameras and instead orders expanded data capacity for flight recorders. NTSB had urged cameras for crash insight, but privacy concerns and operational impact aided the FAA choice. Investigations cite black box data gaps in Swissair 111 and EgyptAir 990 crashes.

FAA Washington Federal Aviation Administration National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Swissair Halifax Nova Scotia EgyptAir

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