Markets Mixed As Profit-Taking Drags Dow From Highs
Wall Street in thin profit taking after a New Year rally with the Dow down 26.07 to 10,518.00 while the Nasdaq rose 4.95 to 2,052.31 and the S&P 500 slipped 0.79 to 1,121.43. Analysts expect further upside despite a Commerce Department report showing a 1.4 percent drop in November factory orders, deeming it a blip in a generally improving economy. Gateway Inc shares fell to 4.36 after cutting Q4 revenue forecasts amid inventory and competition issues. Local grain prices at Overbrook Co-op and Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services are listed for several commodities.
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Kenneth Hermreck Hermreck Garnett Obituary
Kenneth John Hermreck 72 died January 5 2004 at home in Garnett. Funeral at 10 30 am Thursday at First Christian Church Garnett with Rev Gary Benjamin. Survived by wife Norma born July 30 1931 in Garnett raised here served in Korean War Iceland era. Burial Garnett Cemetery. Family hours Wednesday 7 8 pm at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel.
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Eva Ollis 101 dies. Ottawa area obituary notices
Eva Viola Miller Ollis, 101, died January 5, 2004, at Ottawa Retirement Center. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday at Bruce Funeral Home Gardner. Born March 10, 1902, in Gardner to Louis and Della Miller. Survived by three nieces, 11 great nieces and nephews, 16 great-greats, and friend Darla Pagels. preceded by siblings and a nephew. Burial in Gardner. memorials to Midland Hospice Care.
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Edward S. Parker obituary notices lifelong Ottawa area
Edward S. Parker 81 died Jan 2 2004 at VA Hospital Topeka born Mar 8 1922 in Kansas City Kansas moved to Franklin County in 1953 lived Ottawa since 1959 he worked in highway construction owned Ed's Garage and served in the Air Force during WWII survived by Betty Cummickel wife four sons seven daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was active in Richter United Methodist Church Fraternal Order of Eagles Aeriel 2700 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901. Burial details provided by Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas.
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Peace talks to begin between India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan agreed to start peace talks next month addressing all topics including Kashmir. Pakistani Foreign Minister Kasuri hailed the move as a victory for moderation and common sense while Indian Foreign Minister Sinha noted details remain to be arranged.
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Sharon vows to dismantle settlements in any peace deal
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told hard line Likud members he will dismantle Jewish settlements as part of any peace agreement. He said the disengagement plans are his and he will carry them out despite boos from the committee. Palestinian PM Ahmed Qureia meanwhile called off plans for a peace summit as violence continues.
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