Markets rally as earnings shine and oil eases in New York
Stocks extended gains led by the Dow and Nasdaq as strong earnings offset fear of slowing growth and geopolitical risk. MetLife rose on higher profits, while crude oil pullback from a 21 year high eased some inflation anxieties. Labor data showed modest wage gains and payroll claims edging up but still improving. Local grain quotes covered by Overbrook Co op and Franklin County FSA provided regional price details.
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Obituaries for Virgil Clough and William Brown in Ottawa KS
Virgil Clough 75 of Ottawa died July 28 2004 at Atchison Hospital. Denge l Son Mortuary to announce arrangements. William David W D Brown 81 of Ottawa died July 28 2004 at Christian Care Cottage. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with Rev Georgia Hale. Born May 12 1923 in Tonkawa Ohio to Ralph and Mildred Brown. Lived in Ottawa since 1936 and farmed crops for livestock. Married Lucille Maxine McClay January 23 1946 in Ottawa. Survived by wife two sons two daughters a brother sister eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and other relatives. Burial Princeton Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p m today at the funeral home. Memorials to Princeton United Methodist Church or Princeton Recreation Association in care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS.
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Linda Darlene Lantis obituary in Ottawa Kansas area
Linda Darlene Lantis, 55, Ottawa, died Tuesday July 27, 2004 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Funeral at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev Henry A Roberts Jr officiating. Burial Ruhamah Cemetery Rantoul. Memorials to Hospice Care of Kansas. Survivors include daughter Kellie Ball, Ottawa, her parents Garnett Belew, three sisters Barbara Belew Corbin KY Penny Murphy Arkadelphia AR Billie Altenhofen Cottonwood Falls and two grandchildren. Friends greet 7 to 8 p.m. Friday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Memorials may be made to Hospice Care of Kansas.
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Carol Traul of Overland Park dies at 47
Carol Elizabeth Traul 47 died July 27 2004 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center Graveside services were held at Edgerton Cemetery She was born May 24 1957 in Cleopatra Missouri and grew up in Wellsville She was an employee benefits attorney for 21 years and worked for multiple Kansas City law firms including Shook Hardy and Bacon She married David Traul Aug 1 1980 in Osawatomie Survived by husband parents a son and four daughters two brothers and other relatives No visitation planned Memorials suggested to Hope House or Ronald McDonald House through Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville Kansas
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Bush set to sign Sept 11 commission orders next week
White House fast tracks executive orders on intelligence from the Sept 11 panel. Bush planned to approve some or all proposals soon, with Kerry urging immediate action and an 18 month extension for the commission's life. Aides held videoconference meetings, Bush joining one session. In a separate line, W Stephen Thayer III, ex NH Supreme Court justice, resigned amid probes to join TSA’s CAPPS II project amid delays and privacy concerns.
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