Local markets and grain prices in Ottawa and Franklin counties
Stocks listed include Casey's Gen St, Fed Corp, O'Reilly Auto, WalMart, Wendy's with quoted levels. Grain prices show hard wheat 2.27, corn 1.72, milo 2.65, soybeans 4.24 at Ottawa Co-op. Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services quotes wheat 2.12, corn 1.69, milo 2.55, soybeans 4.09.
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Casey's
Fed Corp
H&r
O'Reilly Auto
WalMart
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Senate takes on tax cut plan after House approval
The Senate faces a $792 billion ten year tax cut plan after the House passed a similar bill. The Senate version omits the House’s 10 percent across the board cut and estate tax repeal, but expands retirement savings and lowers the bottom rate from 15 to 14 percent. President Clinton warned he would veto a plan undermining Social Security Medicare and fiscal discipline. Democrats Breaux and Kerrey support the bill, signaling broader bipartisanship potential in the Senate. House Republicans tout the vote as sending money and power back to the people.
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Ashington
Senate
House
Finance Committee
William Roth
Delaware
John Breaux
Louisiana
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Clinton
House Budget Committee
John Kasich
Rohio
Dennis Hastert
R-I
Obituaries Naomi Lilly and Pansy Parks in Kansas notices
Naomi M Lilly 83 of Ottawa died July 21 1999 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral services 10 am Saturday Dengel Son Mortuary with Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post 5901 Ladies Auxiliary officiating Officiant Rev William Weber Burial Highland Cemetery Survivors include son Butch Early daughter Dee Papps sister Lora Harris grand children and eleven great grandchildren Memorials to Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post 5901 Ladies Auxiliary Cancer Fund Pansy Parks 78 of Welda died July 22 1999 Funeral services 10 am Monday Welda Methodist Church Rev Rob Nore officiating Burial Welda Cemetery Survivors include sons Clyde Parks Max Wayne Parks daughter Shirley Benjamin brother Bill Ellis five grandchildren and three great grandchildren In state 9 am to 8 pm Sunday Farris Feuerborn Chapel with family present 7 8 pm
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Naomi M. Lilly
Ottawa
Ransom As Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post
William Weber
Walter W
Edney E. (Henley) Luck
Billings
Oklo
Everett E. Early
Lebo
Warren V. Lilly
Garnett
Coffeyville
Naomi’s of
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial
Aerie Lodge
Order of Eagles
Ladies
Butch Early
Wellsville
Dee Papps
Lora Harris
Jackson
Miss
Tim Papps
Paula Lintner
Overland Park
Cathy Hamerickhouse
Lawrence
Mike Early
Paula
Highland Cemetery
Ladies Auxiliary Cancer Fund
Pansy Parks Welda
Pansy Parks
Welda
Reduce capital gains taxes and repeal estate and AMT
Proposal to lower capital gains taxes while phasing down and repealing the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax. Outlined plan seeks simpler, more favorable treatment for investors and heirs, aiming to boost investment, job creation, and economic growth.
Lawrence considers leash rules to curb roaming cats
Lawrence Kansas seeks to extend a dog leash ordinance to cats. The city commission will discuss requiring cat owners to leash or confine pets, drawing mixed reaction from residents and officials. Supporters cite reducing injuries, abuse risks and disease, while critics note practicality and effectiveness.
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Lawrence
Kan
Erv Hodges
Topeka Capital Journal
Midge Grinstead
The
Lawrence Humane Society
Susan Miller
Bryan Stancliff
Kansas State Fair grandstand roof damage could cost up to 100000
Hutchinson Kansas AP wind damage at the Kansas State Fairgrounds ripped a 30 by 20 foot roof section from the southeast grandstand. Officials said repairs may cost 70000 to 100000 and emergency state funding is being sought. Temporary fixes total 15500. torrential rains also damaged bathrooms in the Sunflower building.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas State Fairgrounds
Fair Board
Larry Ankerholz
Ankerholz
Fair
Sunflower
Weather Outlook for Ottawa KS and Surrounding Regions
AccuWeather forecasts for Ottawa Kansas and nearby areas call for clear and humid conditions with rising heat indices. Tomorrow the central and southern Plains to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys will experience intensified heat, while the Eastern Seaboard remains steamy and thundershowers traverse the Northeast, South, and Rockies. the West Coast stays dry. Month to date highs range from 96 to 109 degrees in early August 1901.
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Plains
Ohio
Tennessee
South
Rockies
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Heidi
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Debbie
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Plaza Cinema
Shelter Life Insurance Company
Bob Culver
Lilly
AP Research
AccuWeather
Snl
Kansas
Reason
Tawney Ghev
Geo-Pontlds-Buick-Cad. Div
Creason-Tawney Chev
Olds Inc
qnquWeamer
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Ler.com
Tame Ree
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Albuquerque
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Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Orlando
Watervier Pool
Pomona
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Tucson
Washington
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Jamie Mietchen
Hailey Hall
Kristian Miller
Otawa
Franklin
Otawa Herald, Inc
Cedar
John D. Montgomery
Vernon J. Brown
Direcor
Gang Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Businass
Kathy Miller
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