18 Jan 2000
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2000
Page
1
In the January 5 Herald, the Wellsville school district’s enrollment was summarized as about 1,200 students, a figure seen as approximate and may reflect rounding or reporting differences. The article discusses district size and potential impacts on funding and resources.
Readable parts show AccuWeather forecast mentioning UV index and daily timings. The fragment notes today with morning and sunset times but lacks full details. No complete location or date provided.
Markets in New York show mixed results as investors weigh rising interest rates against strong fourth quarter earnings from Pfizer CitiGroup and PaineWebber. The Dow falls 113.09 to 11609.45 while the Nasdaq rises 28.16 to 4092.43 and the S&P 500 slides 10.77 to 1454.38. Local stocks include Casey's General Stores H&R Block and WalMart with varied moves. Grain prices at Ottawa Co-op and Franklin County services show small shifts in wheat corn milo and soybeans.
Washington AP reports consumer groups say 112000 fewer bankruptcy filings occurred in 1999 vs 1998, led by cautious borrowing and reduced credit card solicitations. Economist Ausubel notes U.S. personal bankruptcies dropped 8 percent to 1,285,800, amid push for tougher debt erasure rules.
About 850 cler gy and religious workers endorsed a declaration on morality urging faiths to bless same sex couples and permit gay and lesbian ministers. The statement supports abortion access and sex education for all ages and calls for resisting population growth, sexual exploitation, and oppression.
About 100 Oglala Sioux occupy their tribal headquarters demanding a federal investigation and resignations of the treasurer and several council members. Dale Looks Twice led the protest, asserting accountability while the FBI could obtain records if authorized. Tribal officials sought to remove protesters and enforce bans on propaganda.
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