Wall Street slips as profits take hold on cautious trading
At noon on Wall Street the Dow fell 75.17 to 9544.72 and Nasdaq dropped 38.88 to 2345.71. The S&P 500 slid 13.54 to 1250.34 while the NYSE and AMEX composites dipped 4.81 and 5.69 respectively. Investors booked profits after a period of gains in 1999. Readings from local markets show grain prices firming at Franklin County and Ottawa Co-op stations with small changes across wheat corn milo and soybeans.
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Obituary notices for Steen Deters and Falls in Kansas papers
Obituaries for Orliff L. Steen 92 Manhattan born 1906 died Jan 11 1999 services at Lamb Roberts Heise Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery survivors include wife Florence daughter Larry L Steen Geneva Van Valkenburg and grandchildren. Also funeral mass for Joseph G. Deters 79 Centralia died Jan 11 1999 at Onaga Hospital services at Sts Peter and Paul Seneca burial church cemetery survivors include wife Florence and four daughters. Barbara C Emery 88 Ottawa died today at Village Manor arrangements by Dengel and Son Mortuary. Laurel E Jeannie Falls 51 Garnett died Monday at Golden Heights Living Center services at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett. A complete obituary will appear later.
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Ottawa antique mall and shops announce moves and sales
Addais Aunt Debbys Booth at Ottawa Antique Mall features Boyds Bears Fenton glass and gifts. Cornerstone Bookstore closes at noon on Sat 1/16 and reopens 1/20 at 217 S Main. 20 percent off stock through 1/16. COOP offers grain purchases with Vac. Modern Music Supplies relocates to 113 S Main. Walt Butler offers instrument repair.
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City to study Cox complex restroom options with concession plan
Ottawa city commissioners weigh alternatives for the Orlis Cox Complex restroom project budgeted at 55000 in 1999. Recreation director Jane Yancey proposed combining a concession stand to boost revenue, with wood framed metal building as a cheaper option estimated at about 47115 for a six stall facility. Mayor Blaine Finch and commissioners Ramsey and Matthews backed the approach. Tyson opposed. Gillette absent.
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State drops Hale sex predator case in Kansas
Hale, 50, convicted in 1994 of a sex crime against a 10 year old girl, was found not to meet statutory criteria for continued confinement. The Kansas attorney general’s office, handling Sexually Violent Predator cases, has dropped the action after mental health officials said he’s unlikely to commit further predatory acts. Hale appeared in Franklin County District Court for a probable predator petition, and Judge Sachse ordered mental evaluations at Larned State Security Hospital.
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Weather map forecast from the eastern Dakotas to New England
A fragile forecast states travel will be hampered from Ohio to Maine as rain drifts across southern New England. The Southeast will see improving water conditions and a quick cease in activity across the Moss Way area. The Southwest region expects partly sunny skies with mild conditions around 19 1912.
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