Wall Street Local Stocks and Grain Prices Summary
Stocks show Casey’s 133 8 decline and WalMart modest gains amid Dow and commodity moves. Grain quotes from Ottawa Co op list hard wheat 2.63 corn 1.84 milo 2.95 soybeans 5.03 oats 1.60 with Franklin County prices wheat 2.67 corn 1.89 milo 2.80 soybeans 4.98. For full market wrap and online access see The Herald.
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Cholesterol Clinic and Local Notices Collage
Cholesterol clinic set for Jan 25 from 7:30 to 9 a.m at Fr Co Health Dept with $10 tests for cholesterol PSA and blood sugar after midnight fast. Hazardous Waste deposit at FR.CO HHW Facility daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 229-8470. Open Sat Jan 23 at EL JACAL features triple threat band and bar specials. Annual Mig on Jan 28 at Celebration Hall. reserve by Jan 25 at 242-1109. Mages Veterinary K-9 Academy starts Feb 4. register by Jan 28 at 242-7822. Rex's Family Hall Center closed Jan 26–28. reopen Jan 29. Shorter's BBQ at Town and Country parking lot Fri–Sat 11 a.m. Valentine Love Lines special Feb 14 in The Ottawa Herald.
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Obituaries fragment from Kansas and surrounding areas
Violetta McCurdy Clark 97 of Kansas City Mo graveside service 11 a m Saturday Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg born November 1 1901 in Quenemo nursing degree 1923 private nurse practice with James G Montgomery retired with Ben Z Abella later private duty nursing survived by five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and two nephews memorials to Trinity United Methodist Church McGilley State Line Chapel in charge Also Mary Kathryn Gillihan 79 Edgerton died Jan 21 1999 services pending Harley Mock Wichita formerly Ottawa died Jan 20 1999 funeral at Resthaven Mortuary Chapel Wichita survivor list includes two daughters one granddaughter five great grandchildren retired Santa Fe railroad worker
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Clinton proposes 2.8 billion for counterterror tools
President Clinton, in a National Academy of Sciences speech, urged Congress to approve 2.8 billion to defend against terrorist attacks via computers, viruses or chemicals. He outlined plans to protect computer networks, banking systems, power grids and essential services, and to boost germ and chemical defense research.
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Clinton pick for U.N. envoy denies any violation
Richard Holbrooke, President Clinton's candidate for ambassador to the United Nations, denied breaking anti lobbying laws while out of government. He said his three year contacts with officials were in his capacity as a senior adviser to the secretary of state and did not violate laws. The Justice Department seeks a civil fine over a meeting with Ambassador James Laney in South Korea during Holbrooke's time as a government consultant. The dispute delays his Senate nomination to the U.N. post.
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Nicholson wins second term as GOP chairman in landslide
Jim Nicholson defeats Tom Slade 127 to 36 to secure another term as Republican National Committee chair. The Colorado businessman criticized Clinton and Gore, warned Democrats face long term political damage, and unveiled a Gore Spend-o-Meter to monitor administration spending.
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Hair linked to abortion foe in Slepian case near Buffalo
DNA tests preliminarily linked a strand found near Dr Barnett Slepian's Amherst home to James C Kopp, the anti abortion protester sought for questioning. Investigators matched a hair from a New Jersey home where Kopp lived last year, with ongoing tests to confirm a direct match and possible link to the scene.
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Northern New England Rain and Snowfall Outlook
A fragmented weather note indicates rain and drizzle in northern New England with precipitation persisting into the south. The garbled text references dates around 1935 and 1918 with numbers that may denote prices or readings. The overall read suggests unsettled conditions across the region with mixed precipitation.
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