Wall Street gains on Greenspan testimony and strong earnings
Stocks climbed at midday as earnings beat and Greenspan testimony boosted sentiment. Dow rose 70.29 to 9425.51 after dipping to 9300.90. Nasdaq gained 59.32 to 2467.49 and S&P 500 up 16.38 to 1268.38. Local quotes and grains provided. full wrap at the Herald online.
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Hazardous Waste Dropoff and Local Ads Brief
Hazardous waste items including old pesticides cleaners used motor oil batteries and paint to be deposited at the FR CO HHW Facility 7 am to 1 pm call 229 6470. Rhonda's Mobile Hair Service offers in place appointments at 785 242 8312. Root Candles now sold at New Traditions 212 Main Street Valentine Love Lines promotes gifts for February 14 with a special page in The Ottawa Herald.
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High school essay winner corrected for MLK contest
Due to a reporter error Amanda Fritts was listed as the high school division winner. The sixth grader from Ottawa Middle School was a runner up. Jana Froggatte of Central Heights was the actual high school division winner. The Herald regrets the errors.
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Obituary notices from Ottawa and Osage City area
Obituaries for Jennie Jaquith Hay 93 of Ottawa died January 18 1999 with funeral services planned in Ottawa and burial in Lane Cemetery. Robert E Thompson 68 of Osage City Pomona area cremation with private service later. John E Brownlee 59 Osawatomie muscular dystrophy survivor funeral held at Eddy Birchard. Ben L Ogle 79 Lyndon longtime resident buried in Vassar Cemetery with military honors. Dorothy M Baysinger 78 Iola died January 20 1999 services pending.
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Bob” Thompson
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Scranton
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Greenspan criticizes stock market part of Clinton plan
Federal Reserve Chair Greenspan warned that directing about a quarter of Social Security surplus into stock investments could harm the economy. He supported 62 percent of surpluses staying in reserves but urged debt reduction to lift national savings. He noted insulation from politics is not foolproof and warned of distortions toward less efficient firms.
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Ottawa KS 10 Day Forecast Summary
AccuWeather notes tonight and Thursday with cloudy breezy conditions. Severe thunderstorms are forecast across Oklahoma Texas to Tennessee, with rain in the Ohio Valley and warm dry Southeast. Mild weather spreads from the Great Lakes to New England while northwest rain and mountain snow reach the Continental Divide.
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