Local Stocks and Grain Prices from Ottawa and Franklin
Quotes show Casey’s Gen St at 10 3/8, Fed Corp at 16 1/16, H R Block at 32 1/4, O’Reilly Auto 13 1/2, United Parcel B 61 3/16, WalMart 57 5/16, Wendy’s 17 9/16. Grain futures: corn 1.69, milo 1.49, soybeans 4.32 at Ottawa. wheat 2.52, corn 1.56, milo 2.21, soybeans 4.47 at Franklin County.
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Matthew A. Terry 19 Topeka Dies. funeral planned
Matthew A. Terry of Topeka died Tuesday July 4 2000 at 19. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Davidson Funeral Home Topeka with cremation to follow. Born May 27 1981 in Topeka he was the son of Mitchell A. and Karen Terry. He lived in the Grantville area most of his life and worked construction with his father and several local employers. He attended Grantville Grade School Perry Middle and High School and John Dewey Learning Academy in Oskaloosa. Surviving are his parents a sister a number of step siblings grandparents and several aunts and uncles. A private inurnment will be at Grantville Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Topeka Rescue Mission.
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Ottawa
GOP faces pressure over federal gas tax cut plan
Republicans in Congress face internal friction as some lawmakers push to suspend the 18.4 cent federal gas tax to fund highway work. Missouri’s Roy Blunt leads the push citing rising gas prices and immediate relief for drivers, while detractors warn of stalled highway repairs and windfalls for oil companies.
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Dispatcher calm during Columbine shooting tragedy recounted
AP reports a 911 dispatcher urged care for wounded teacher Dave Sanders during Columbine High School gunfire on April 20 1999 as SWAT units arrived nearly four hours later. Lawsuits allege sheriff's office negligence while families seek release of raw investigative material. tapes reveal tense on scene exchanges and limited gunfire details.
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Airline workers press lawmakers over rising air rage
In a global day of action, flight attendants and ground crews urge stronger measures as air rage incidents climb from 1,132 in 1994 to 5,416 by the late 1990s. Conti nental Airlines reports a passenger allegedly threw a beer can at a flight attendant and bit a pilot on the arm in Alaska.
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Judge Deliberates Over Clinton Disbarment Trial
Four colleagues recused, leaving Pulaski County Judge Leon Johnson to decide if he will preside over President Clinton disbarment proceedings. The Democratic-leaning panel cited political ties to Clinton in passing the case, which stems from the Paula Jones lawsuit alleging deceptive testimony about Monica Lewinsky.
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Little Rock, Ark
Clinton
Pulaski County
Leon Johnson
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Chris Piazza
Piazza
Supreme Court Committee On Professional Conduct
Paula Jones
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Weekend Heat Across Central Plains With Northeast Sun
Canadian high pressure will control the weather in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic tomorrow bringing sunshine and low humidity. Oppressive heat continues in the central plains with many portions of Kansas reaching or topping the century mark. Abundant sunshine and hot conditions persist with temperatures around 93 in the highs and 70 in the lows.
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Middle Atantic
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