Wall Street Mixed After DuPont Warning Halts Rally
Technology shares led a broad rally before a DuPont profit warning pulled the Dow back. DuPont fell 6 1/8 to 71 as second quarter results missed expectations. Nasdaq rose 11.50 to 1,946.89, S&P 500 down 0.66 to 1,165.72, NYSE down 1.09 to 593.26, AMEX up 1.06 to 728.60.
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Cholesterol Clinic and Health Services Briefs
Cholesterol tests and blood sugar screening available at Frank lin County Health Dept with PSA and other checks priced at 10 dollars each. Dance event at Garnett V.E.W. on July 11 features Sage Brush members and guests. Recycling schedule Monday through Friday 7 to 1 and Saturdays 9 to 1 at 2038.8 Main with 229-8470. Merle Norman Gifts offers July Military Art prints at 20 percent off. Gladman Frame Shop located at 213 E Logan operates Thursday through Saturday.
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Ramseys say they're innocent in JonBenet death
JonBenet Ramsey's parents assert their innocence in her 6-year-old daughter's death. In videotaped excerpts from a British television documentary, John and Patsy Ramsey criticize Boulder police and deny that either could have killed JonBenet.
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Obituaries of Jack Day Adah Fish and Elaine Herrman
Obituary notices for Jack Day of Richmond 65, died July 8 1998 at Oak Haven Nursing Center with graveside services at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery. Also memorials for Adah M Fish 83 of Phoenix who died May 23 1998 with cremation and services in Wellsville and multiple survivors listed. Elaine F Herrman 49 of Overland Park died July 8 1998 with memorial at Good Shepherd and mass at St Joseph Liebenthal. longtime educator with multiple leadership roles and survivors. Memorial funds designated for Prairie Center Elementary School in Olathe.
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Senate eases sanctions bill focusing on agriculture
Senate narrows a Clinton sanctions bill to agriculture limits after concerns from lawmakers. The measure would suspend sanctions on India and Pakistan until March 1, 1999, with an exemption for a wheat credit program for Pakistan worth up to 250 million dollars. Critics warn Pakistan may pivot to other wheat suppliers, while supporters push for minimal requirements tied to peace efforts in Kashmir. The wheat credits remain under scrutiny as U S policy seeks to avoid using food as leverage.
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Paroled sex offender found dead in Santa Rosa
Michael Allen Patton, 42, a paroled sex offender described as a habitual offender, was found hanging from a redwood tree near Santa Rosa. Police say a note indicates death by own action possibly tied to Megan's Law fliers detailing his crimes and history of kidnapping and rape of a child.
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KU to honor Grandma Layton on stage and in exhibits
Lawrence with AP Five years after her death Elizabeth Grandma Layton is honored this week with a KU theater production Mirror Mirror and an exhibit run in July at the Lawrence Arts Center Library and Spencer Museum Nearly 100 self portrait drawings will be shown Layton a 68 year old Wellsville resident found relief through drawing her work has appeared in 200 museums nationwide The play by Wendy MacLaughlin of Kansas City opens Friday for four performances through July 17
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Grandma” Layton
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