Markets mixed as investors favor blue chips over tech shares
New York stocks showed mixed results with the Dow up 82.21 to 41,593.29, the S&P 500 rising 2.94 to 1,441.50, and the Nasdaq down 0.81 to 3,920.38. Tech leadership faded while industrials led gains amid signs of growing economy. Local price quotes covered grains and regional markets, noting wheat and corn values at Ottawa and Franklin County coalitions.
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Edward D. Jones & Co
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Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Shootout Kills Three Police in Macedonian Village
In Aradnovo near Skopje, three police officers died overnight after being shot by an unidentified assailant in a passing car. A fourth officer survived by taking cover. Police blocked Aracinovo and nearby areas amid ongoing violence likely to heighten regional tensions.
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Ottawa Country Club Annual Meeting Set for January 17
The Ottawa Country Club announces its annual meeting at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse. The agenda covers priorities for 2000, the 2000 budget, and election of new directors. BEA SCOTT now taking appointments at Hair Designers, phone 242-3395. Franklin County Recycling buys mummum cane for 25 cents.
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Planes bomb Iraqi defenses in northern Iraq raid
U S and British warplanes attacked targets in northern Iraq within a no fly zone. One civilian killed and another wounded, Iraqi News Agency reported. Aircraft reportedly struck air defense sites, faced anti aircraft fire, returned unharmed. Probed areas include Dahouk Mosul and Irbil.
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U.S
Ottawa KS Quake Distracts News Amid Cascades Forecast
Fragmentary weather brief notes Ottawa Kansas quake impact and Cascade rain forecast. Mentions Southeast activity and Northwest coast conditions with scattered references to January and the year 1949 context.
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Cascades
Obituaries from Ottawa area mourn multiple residents
Obituaries list ALETHA P. Winn 91 of Ottawa died January 10 2000 with services at Highland Cemetery. James M Jim Fredricks 84 Ottawa died January 11 2000 with services at Dengel Son Mortuary. John L Ryan 76 Wichita Burlington burial at Waverly Cemetery. Delmer Porter 51 Ottawa died this morning with arrangements by Dengel Son Mortuary. Survivors named include spouses children and siblings. Memorials suggested to local churches or North Baptist Church.
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Iola
Eastern Star
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Ila Price
Nancy Bennett
Lamb-Roberts-Heise
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Jim” Fredricks
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Dengel & Son
Paul Winkler
Homewood
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Lucy
Ford
Fredricks
Franklin County
Dorothy E. Mitchell
Olathe
United States Navy
Ottawa Tin Shop
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American Legion Warren Black Post
Legion
Gary Fredricks
Tucson
Ariz
Dennis Fredricks
Connie Jacobs
Bessie Burton
Alta Higgins
Ila Plaschka
Elsie Fredricks
Phillip Fredricks
Edward Fredricks
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Williamsburg
American Legion
Warren Black Post
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John L. Ryan
Wichita
St. Joseph Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Burlington
John A
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Connie Thompson
Germany
Colorado
California
Dennis Ryan
Randy Ryan
Cathy Sandquist
Fresno
Calif
Margaret Reed
Waverly
Marion L. Ryan
Florissant
Delmer Porter
Reno upholds INS ruling on Cuban boy
Attorney General Janet Reno maintained the INS decision to custody Elian Gonzalez by his Cuban father and said any challenge must be in federal court. She postponed the Friday deadline for return to Cuba, did not set a new date, and rejected a state court order as having no force. University of Miami law professor David Abraham backed the federal position.
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Elian Gonzalez
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University of Miami
Court: Fleeing from police creates reasonable suspicion
Supreme Court rules in a 5 4 decision that nervous evasion like running from officers in a narcotics area can justify a stop and frisk. Chief Justice Rehnquist says flight is the ultimate evasion. The same decision upholds a federal act barring states from selling motor vehicle records to protect privacy.
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