Whitewater case heads to jury in Arkansas trial
In Arkansas, bankers Herby Branscom Jr. and Robert M. Hill face charges for diverting Perry County Bank funds to Bill Clinton campaign coffers and conspiring with White House aide Bruce Lindsey to conceal $52,500 in Clinton campaign withdrawals. Prosecutors say the plot sought to dodge IRS reporting rules, while defense motions to dismiss were denied.
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U S durable goods orders dip in June many aircraft demand faded
U S factory orders for durable goods slipped 0.8 percent in June to 169.1 billion dollars as May's surge fueled by aircraft demand faded. The decline comes amid a mixed manufacturing picture with industrial production rising and stock indexes holding gains on news from IBM.
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Cholesterol Clinic and Recycling Schedule in Franklin County
Franklin County Health Department hosts a cholesterol clinic on July 29 from 7 30 to 9 30 with screenings for cholesterol PSA and blood sugar priced at 10 00 each. FR CO Recycling runs Monday through Friday 7am to 1pm and Saturdays 9am to 1pm at 2038 S Main contact 242 1176.
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Minivan seatbelts under federal probe in Chrysler vans
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reviewing consumer complaints and 11 361 warranty claims about GEN2 belt buckles on 1991 93 Chrysler minivans. About 1.2 million vehicles remain on the road. 110 plus complaints and one death are cited. agency tests consider buckle slip pinch and latch failure as causes.
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Vernon R. Watson obituary in Ottawa Kansas services set
Vernon R. Watson 64 of Ottawa died July 24 1996 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday at Community Revival Center Church Ottawa with Rev. Richard Oglesby officiating. Graveside at 2 p.m. in Highland Cemetery Parker. He was born June 4 1932 in Parker to Ross and Ruby E Murrey Watson. He worked as a firefighter in Ottawa in the 1950s, a security guard in Long Beach California, deputy for Los Angeles County Sheriff, then an aerospace security and rescue worker including McDonnell Douglas and Allied Signal retiring in 1989. He returned to Ottawa in 1990. He married Helen Juanita Husted in 1950 and Golda White in 1992. Survived by his wife, six sons, his mother Ruby Watson, a sister and many grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Ottawa Hospital Notes and Local Arrests Brief
The Daily Report notes admissions Henry Gilroy and Guadalupe Mora of Ottawa and dismissals Debra Dean of Ottawa and Laura Lacey of Overbrook on Wednesday. Sheriff and police reports include a 15 year old Rantoul girl jailed on disorderly conduct and obstruction during a domestic dispute, awaiting juvenile authority transfer, and Jeffrey Covington of Rantoul held for burglary. Other items cite thefts in Princeton and Pomona, arrests for theft, battery, and warrants, and a vandalism incident in Ottawa with a damaged windshield valued at 225 dollars.
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IBM Boosts Wall Street as Tech Shares Rally
Midday gains show the Dow up 58.44 to 5413.13 and the Nasdaq up 18.30 to 1060.68 as IBM's stronger than expected results lift investor confidence in tech. Compaq, Intel, and Microsoft also rise while earlier tech selloff pressures ease after a rough week.
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