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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2000
Page
1
Everett W. Donley, 76, of Ottawa, died Tuesday at St. Luke's South Hospital in Overland Park. Dengel & Son Mortuary will announce arrangements.
Georgia Senator Paul Coverdell died after a stroke aged 61 after brain swelling followed surgery for a cerebral hemorrhage. A longtime Republican leader, he served since 1992 and shaped Georgia GOP strategy while holding key committees and liaison roles for President Bush.
Stock prices were mixed on Wednesday as investors weigh factors affecting rates. The Dow rose 19.45 to 10759.37 while the S&P 500 shed 2.29 to 1491.45 and the Nasdaq declined 49.51 to 4127.66. CitiGroup reported profits up 23 percent, boosting blue chips amid cautious sentiment. Local quotes show grains trading at Franklin and Ottawa county offices with corn around 1.58 to 1.45 and soybeans near 4.11 to 4.34 depending on source.
Juan Chavira, a 44 year old Fresno chicken rancher, aims to pass his 40 acre operation to his children amid a broader push by groups and government programs to revive family farms. A USDA funded study shows younger farmers contract as big agribusiness and development reduce new operators, with many states offering aggiebonds and farm transition centers to aid starter farmers. The report notes the aging farmer population and rising land costs, while Chavira's sale includes a conservation easement financed partly by California FarmLink to preserve agricultural use on his land.
In Cherry Valley New York residents dispute the film Patriot’s depiction of the 1778 mas sacre noting the massacre occurred as a real grim act by British loyalists Iroquois and English troops under Montre al and Fort Niagara commands. Local historian Sue Miller rejects apologizing for British actions while Capt Kristian Marks notes about 50 English troops participated.
Yesterday's weather included a high of 34 degrees with an official 7 am to 7 am precipitation total. A record high and a record low are noted, both unspecified, along with a reported low temperature for the day.
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