Greenspan calm cues steady turn as markets recover
Markets rallied after Greenspan’s remarks as the Dow rebounded from a steep early drop and the tech sector advanced. He signaled rate hikes unlikely until ongoing recovery strengthens, with the Dow at 8614.68 midday, down 24.51, amid eight weeks of volatility and a six session 740 point slide. Local price quotes for grains and county farm prices are listed from regional markets.
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Ottawa City Commission Budget and Future Plans
City panel discusses 2003 budgets for police vehicles and court, reviews library lease questions, and reshapes planning, zoning and human resources funding. Officials outline the Vision report integration, set a budget retreat, extend deadlines for planning staff, and plan interim auditorium director searches with a quick post-meeting budget session.
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Newton man Terry E. Church 48 dies at home
Terry E. Church died Sunday July 14 2002 at his Newton residence. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. July 18 at Salem United Methodist Church with Pastor Scott Miller officiating. He was born September 20 1953 in El Dorado to Orville and Nona Church. He graduated from Newton High School in 1971 and attended Butler County Community College and Emporia State University. He is survived by his mother Nona Church and four brothers Bobby Gary Larry and Tom. He was preceded in death by his father. Visitation is July 17 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Petersen Funeral Home Interment Greenwood Cemetery Newton. Memorials may go to Newton A.A. House c/o Petersen Funeral Home.
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Mammoth tusk found at Colorado housing site near Denver
In Parker Colorado a construction crew unearthed an 18 foot wooly mammoth tusk dating back at least 10 000 years near a creek bed south of Denver. Denver Museum scientists say the fossil likely from a fully grown male Columbian mammoth could date up to 50 000 years and will be dated over a year with sediment aiding the timeline. Paleontologists will monitor the 90 acre site as crews continue work and a similar tusk was found eight years ago in Litteton.
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