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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2004
Page
1
Markets rose on stronger Microsoft results though blue chips cooled, as earnings season runs hot. Dow slipped 23 points while Nasdaq gained, S&P 500 small rise, traders cautious about valuations despite higher profits ahead.
Franklin County Health Department hosts a cholesterol clinic on Monday January 26 from 7 30 to 9 am with blood tests priced at 15 dollars PSA at 15 dollars. Eisenhower School advertises a pancake breakfast Saturday January 24 from 8 to 10 am with adult 5 dollars and children 3 dollars. Closeout Tool Depot promotes coats at 39 99 and jackets at 29 99 among various discounts. Country Living offers 60 percent off Christmas items and in store discounts. Ash 1404 and K 68 35 locations noted.
Earleen Fay Brown 78 died January 21 2004 in Purcell Oklahoma after a life spent largely in Ottawa and various states. She was born November 23 1924 to Clyde Earl Cook and Leta Vera Leach. She married Roy Howard Brown January 30 1943 in Amarillo Texas and he died January 31 1997. She was a homemaker with survivors including daughter Judith Lynne Raffaell and five grandchildren. Burial is at Highland Cemetery after a 10 a.m. funeral service at Dengel and Son Mortuary led by Pastor Charlotte Raby.
At Davos Swiss President Joseph Deiss hosts about 25 ministers to push talks on a WTO framework following Cancun collapse over farm subsidies. The ministers seek to salvage a binding global trade treaty by year end amid broader forum concerns.
Thelma Troutman 73 of Paola died January 21 2004 at North Point Skilled Nursing Center Paola. A funeral is 1 30 p m Sunday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie. She was born June 27 1930 near Walnut taught school and worked in banks in Osawatomie Lenexa and Paola. She moved to Paola in 1991 survived by son Charles Troutman and two grandchildren. Burial Parker Cemetery memorials Crossroads Hospice Kansas City Missouri.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that former Gov. George Ryan could commute all death row sentences before leaving office. Ryan pardoned four inmates and commuted 167 others, after halting executions. The court said pardon power is broad and largely unreviewable, rejecting the attorney general challenge in the cited cases.
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