Two Obituaries Share July 19 2004 Death Notices
ETHEL SEAMAN of near Waverly dies at 79. Funeral set July 21 at Jones Funeral Home Burlington. Lola Blankenship 86 of Rantoul dies July 19 at Olathe Regional Medical Center with services July 22 at Lamb Roberts Ottawa. Burial at Princeton Cemetery.
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Markets Edge Higher on Housing Data and Greenspan Watch
Wall Street held a narrow gain as a disappointing housing starts report fed concerns about cooling growth while investors awaited Fed Chair Greenspan’s assessment. Dow rose 16.22 to 10110.28, S&P 500 up 2.74 to 1103.64, Nasdaq up 11.93 to 1895.76. June housing starts fell 8.5 percent to 1.8 million, with grains posted for Franklin County farms.
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Guy & Mae's Tavern Announces Vacation Closure
The tavern will close for vacation from July 25 to August 9 and reopen on Tuesday, August 10.
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Nine Die In Baghdad Bomb Blast Near Police Station
A fuel tanker rigged as a massive bomb exploded outside a Baghdad police station killing nine and wounding sixty. The blast damaged auto shops and workshops, created a 32 foot crater, and followed a wave of militant attacks since the new government formed.
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