Wall Street Gains On Hope Of Japanese Tax Cuts
Stocks rise modestly as Tokyo shares rally on reports Prime Minister Hashimoto will push permanent income and residential tax cuts up to 4 trillion yen next year. Dow up 63.52 to 9015.54 with S&P 500 back in record territory after a stumble. Grain and local market quotes also noted.
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Franklin County Farm Services
Local notices and event briefs from Ottawa area
Peck Animal Shelter closing for special projects on June 29 and 30 and again July 4. Lost or found pets helpline at 242-2987. Household Hazardous Waste ingress at FR CO HHW Facility Friday to Monday 7 am to 1 pm 220-8470. Dr Eaton’s Office closes July 3 at 4 pm and July 4. Eagle Lounge 2700 meeting postponed to July 9 at 7 30 pm. Effective Self Marketing Workshop Aug 1 at 9 30 am 785-242-7551. Ottawa Sanitation routes July 4 no make up runs. The Hill Bar & Grill Saturday band Aces A Eight 242-8454.
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FR. CO
Dog Drives Car Collision No License Charge
In Watertown a dog caused a parking lot mishap when the vehicle rolled into another while the owner ate breakfast. Police considered a license charge but did not pursue it, noting the dog moved the transmission into neutral and there was no damage to either car.
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Dean Herzberg
Herzberg
Ottawa KS Weather Outlook With Clouds and Thunderstorms
AccuWeather reports a humid Ottawa forecast with mostly cloudy skies. A warm surge from the Ohio Valley and unsettled air across Oklahoma and Texas bring thunderstorms and heat into the Plains, with the Northwest staying warm too.
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Obituaries for Hartpence, Baumann, Allcorn, Bandy
Obituaries note Nevalee Hartpence of Ottawa died June 30 1998 at home age 74 with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary. Berice M Bau mann age 85 Inman died June 29 1998. services at St Peter's United Church of Christ Inman. Carol Ann Allcorn 55 Lenexa died June 29 1998. services at Hillcrest Christian Church Overland Park. graveside Ottawa. Janet Berry Bandy 54 Osawatomie died June 28 1998. graveside Elmdale Cemetery Osawatomie.
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Broken Arrow
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Sacramento
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Garden City
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Lee’s Summit
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Lenexa
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Stoffer) Allcorn
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English) Stoffer
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Amos
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Massachusetts teachers test flunks prompt sharp backlash
The literacy section of the Massachusetts Teachers Test saw one third fail as House Speaker Finneran blasted candidates and degrees as "idiots." Education Commissioner Haydn resigned amid controversy over a curved passing grade that helped about 260 test takers, dropping failure from 56 to 44 percent, prompting Gov. Cellucci to demand reversal.
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Massachusetts
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John Silber
Thomas Finneran
Frank Haydn III
Haydn
Silber
Fed unlikely to raise rates as U S slows
Analysts say the Federal Reserve will hold the benchmark rate at 5.5 percent after a two day meeting. They cite slowing U S growth and inflation under control, noting risks to Asian markets if rates rise. Manufacturing in June also fell for the first time in two years.
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