Ad Briefs and Local Notices for Ottawa Herald
Cleaning picture files pickup urged at Ottawa Herald with a February 1 discard date. Correction note for Fashion Alley ad. Web only Nine plate free with adult meal, dine in. One dollar off Mexican beer all week. IFCCD annual meeting January 29 at 6 30 p m Celebration Hall reservations by January 23. FR CO Recycling schedule and location. Karaoke at Hill Bar and Grill with drink specials. Masssage therapy contact. Bishop's Brew listings for January events. Biden High referenced in band lineup and Saturday breakfast. Information line 242 8484.
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Wall Street slips as markets pull back on 1998 profit concerns
Stocks retreated after Microsoft and Sears Roebuck beat expectations for Q4 1997 but warned on 1998 profits. At midday the Dow fell 49.32 to 7745.08, with the S&P 500 down 6.79 to 963.99 and Nasdaq off 7.25 to 1580.67, amid mixed commodity quotes and local grain prices.
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Microsoft
Sears Roebuck
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
Obituaries for N Charlene Faringer Remaly Arbogast and Porter Shockley
Obituaries list N Charlene Faringer 81 of Ottawa died Jan 21 1998 cremation services pending and William H Remaly 78 Pomona died Jan 19 1998 cremation with services upcoming plus Rose M Arbogast 88 Osawatomie died Jan 18 1998 funeral at St Philip Neri and Ruth Marie Shockley 39 Versailles died Jan 9 1998 funeral Jan 13 with survivors listed.
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William
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Ottawa High School
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Kansas City University
Merida
Venezuela
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Kansas State School For the Blind
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Overbrook School For
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Osawatomie
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Prescott Nursing Home
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Joseph Delmar
Elsie (Harnden) Guy
Paola
Ken
David Arbogast
Rita McDowell
Karen German
Janet Cutshaw
Prescott
Eddy Birchard
Ruth Marie Porter Shockley
Versailles
Ellis Fischer Cancer Center
Columbia
Kidwell-Garber Funeral Home
William Johnson
Jay Shockley
Boyd Shockley
Derrick Shockley
Spokane
Wash
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Vencil Lee Porter
Cody
Wyo
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Philip Porter
Tuscumbia
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Vencil A. Porter
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Si Milwaukee
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Clovish
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Dallas
New York
Tampa Tucson
Denver
Oklahoma City
Washington
Microsoft settles suit over Windows 95 and Internet Explorer access
Microsoft agrees to offer Windows 95 without easy access to Internet Explorer, meeting a court order in part. The Justice Department and Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson accept the compromise while other issues in the antitrust case remain unsettled. An April 21 hearing will address the company’s appeal to separate the programs.
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Ashington
Microsoft Corp
Microsoft
Justice Department
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Richard J. Urowsky
Jackson
William H. Neukom
Intuit
Quicken Pesonal Financial
Deputy testifies to abuse in Cherokee County jail
Joseph Allen testified at Sheriff Pat Collins preliminary hearing in Cherokee County District Court that Collins maced inmates and threatened them with a gun when inmates showed no sign of threatening staff. The case names Collins, three deputies, a jailer and a former deputy on inmate abuse charges.
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Columbus, Kan
Cherokee County Sheriff's Office
Pat Collins
Joseph Allen
Collins
Cherokee County District Court
Allen
Mauling death case delays jury in Kansas trial
In Junction City, Kansas, the trial of a woman charged after three Rottweilers fatally mauled an 11 year old boy was delayed due to a juror’s illness. The report details jail incidents involving a deputy and a corrections officer, including pepper spray use and threats with a gun.
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Junction City
Kan
Trial Delays as Defense Details Dog Incident
The case against Sabine Davidson may proceed to the jury later today. Davidson testified that no complaints were raised about the dogs but she said one dog could open the gate of the pen in the family's backyard, explaining the bond between the animals and the incident.
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Sabine Davidson
Davidson
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