GE reports strong earnings lift markets in Friday rally
General Electric posts an 18 percent earnings jump and upbeat outlook boosting Wall Street after a two day dip. Dow rises 21.43 to 10,492.90 S&P 500 up 2. Nasdaq gains 6.84 as investors weigh Iraqi elections Fed rate moves and inflation risks amid a weak dollar and high oil prices. Local grain quotes and county farm prices also noted.
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Cholesterol clinic offers Chol $15 Blood Sugar $15 and PSA $18 Monday Jan 24 8 am to 9 30 am at Franklin County Health Department Ottawa VFW hosts Full House event Jan 22 8 to 14 with sandwiches and coffee Watch for The Ottawa Herald The Ottawa Times Shopper Play schedules rates and registration details available by calling 2424700 Bankruptcy attorneys Blaine Finch and Bob Green announce electronic filing readiness as of Sep 1 2004 training required before filing Transfer Station adds new Saturday hours 8 am to 1 pm.
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Obituary for Charles M. Clark of Vassar and Topeka
Charles M. Clark 96 of Vassar died January 20 2005 at Midland Hospice House Topeka. Born December 22 1908 in Richmond he married Rhoda Taylor in 1929. Survivors include wife daughter Ira Rowe Boorman son Charles Clark Jr four grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Burial Richmond Cemetery Saturday with services and memorials to Midland Hospice House.
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Ralph A. Loyd of Ottawa died Thursday January 20, 2005 at Ransom Memorial Hospital at age 87. Arrangements will be announced by Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home.
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Titan's methane rains shape Saturn moon Titan
A probe to Titan reports liquid methane rains on Saturn's largest moon, carving a rugged landscape of ridges peaks and dark channels. Mission manager Jean-Pierre Lebreton notes methane acts like water on Titan, under extreme cold and pressure, driving erosion similar to Earth.
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Feds Give Emergency HIV Prevention for Victims and Drug Users
Health officials hail a CDC shift broadening post exposure HIV treatment to rape victims and some intravenous drug users. The policy, announced in Atlanta, expands beyond the 1996 rule for health care workers, seen as progressive and protective by San Francisco experts.
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Global warming blamed for Great Dying mass extinction
Scientist Peter Ward and team from the University of Washington argue that volcanic activity and long term warming caused by Siberian lava flows triggered oxygen deprivation and rising carbon releases, driving the Great Dying about 250 million years ago. They find no evidence for a meteor impact.
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Stevens Seeks Reelect to Ottawa Board of Education
Marge Stevens, whose name appeared misspelled in Thursday’s candidate filings report, is seeking reelection to her seat on the Ottawa Board of Education. She filed for another term amid ongoing school district matters.
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Bush outlines second term agenda in inaugural week
President Bush lays out a bold second term program from reshaping Social Security to promoting Middle East democracy. He seeks a war on terror, Iraqi stabilization, private Social Security accounts, tax code simplification, and a guest worker plan despite GOP opposition and Democratic resistance.
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