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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2005
Page
1
Lottery update notes a Powerball drawing with a single winner and a next jackpot of 10 million dollars. Kansas Cash results list numbers 17 10 23 29 with a 14 Super Cashball and a 215000 dollar prize announced for the upcoming drawing.
Oil futures surged to 46.20 a barrel lifting energy prices while markets waited for fourth quarter earnings. Dow fell 4.52 points as S P 500 and Nasdaq edged higher. Wholesale inventories rose 1.1 percent in November, beating economists’ 0.7 percent guess. Local grain quotes listed by Ottawa and county farm offices show corn soybeans wheat and milo trade levels.
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Evelyn Mae Moore aged 81 of Ottawa died Sunday January 9 2005. Dengel and Son Mortuary handles arrangements.
Catherine Bernice Peak 78 of Baldwin City died Saturday January 8 2005 at Vintage Park Assisted Living Baldwin City. Services 1030 a m Tuesday at Annunciation Catholic Church Baldwin City. Burial Edmond Cemetery. Memorials to Midland Hospice in care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Baldwin City KS.
Col. Gary Cheek, overseeing eastern Afghanistan, said bin Laden and other leaders could be in his area though no specifics are released. He argued Taliban figures like Haqqani and Hekmatyar loyalists pose a larger threat than foreign fighters, with insurgent activity described as sporadic and not tied to a single strategy.
Sudanese leaders including Vice President Ali Osman Mohammed Taha and John Garang signed a peace accord in Kenya that would create an autonomous south with its own army and wealth sharing for six years, followed by a referendum on independence. The pact, backed by international observers, aims to end decades of civil war and may redefine Sudanese politics.
More than 50 internal United Nations audits of the Iraq oil-for-food program reveal widespread mismanagement, overpayments, asset misuses, and fraud by UN employees from 1996 to 2003. The Volcker panel notes auditors avoided headquarters and contracting issues, suggesting broader corruption allowed Iraq to skim hundreds of millions.
Ukraine's Supreme Court rejected four appeals from Viktor Yanukovych against the December 2004 election results won by Viktor Yushchenko. The court said the challenges were improperly formed, amid ongoing efforts to overturn the revote as Yanukovych vows further complaints. Separately at the Detroit auto show, Chrysler 300 and Ford Escape hybrid were named North America's Car and Truck of the Year.
The New Hampshire Maple Producers Association plans a maple sugar museum after receiving the largest antique sugaring tools collection in North America from Charlie Stewart of Sugar Hill. Vice president Peter Thomson says funds are being raised for a fire safe temporary storage building while a permanent museum is planned.
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