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Local ads and notices listing discounts at Town & Country Supply and Orscheln Farm & Home in Ottawa, a Willis Nursery tree mention, a Garnett VFW and Davidson Dance Studio events, a June 7 recital, hazardous waste drop hours, G. Willikers celebration, sandwich and drink specials, summer gymnastics classes, handmade purses, a disposal sale, Ottawa Chiropractic closure for a seminar, and The Hill Bar & Grill band info.
Obituary: Charles Edward Null 1925 1998 Harris garnett area
Charles Edward Null 73 of Harris died June 4 1998 at home. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at First Christian Church Garnett with burial Amiot Cemetery. Born May 17 1925 in Victoria Missouri to Charles and Daisy Hawley Null. Survived by wife Doris, son Thomas Edward Null, daughters Karen Reed and Rhonda Null, sister Vivian Galer, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials to First Christian Church Garnett. Friends may call today at Farris Feuerborn Chapel Garnett with 7 to 8 p.m. vigil.
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Wall Street rises as profits seen from strong labor market
Stocks rallied at noon after a mixed inflation tone in the jobs report, with the Dow up 80.71 to 8951.27, the S P 500 up 9.93 to 1104.76, and the Nasdaq up 8.02 to 1777.97. Other indexes gained as investors priced in higher corporate profits from a robust labor market. Local quotes showed notable prices for Casey’s, Wendy’s, and O'Reilly Auto, with grain and commodity prices also listed. Readers are directed to the Herald On-line for full market wrap and stock prices.
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Colorado shooting suspects cornered in Utah canyon
A trio of survivalists sought for the slaying of Cortez officer Dale Claxton and wounding two others were cornered in a Utah canyon. One suspect dead from a likely self inflicted wound. a second body found near Mason. pipe bombs attached. Large manhunt with National Guard and SWAT teams, helicopters scoured the area as bail bonds and regional police joined the search.
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Unemployment rate holds at 4.3 percent in May
The Labor Department says May unemployment stood at 4.3 percent, a 28 year low, with 296 000 new jobs added. The report notes wage gains and suggests Fed rate increases may come later this year as inflation pressures loom. Manufacturing shed 26 000 jobs amid declines in apparel, electronics, machinery and autos.
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Swiss banks may offer $1 billion to settle Holocaust lawsuits
In Manhattan talks, Credit Suisse Union Bank of Switzerland and Swiss Bank Corp discuss a potential global settlement exceeding $1 billion for wartime assets. The talks involve Edward Fagan and Reuters reported ongoing negotiations could take weeks. Regulators cleared a key step for a partial NY operations merger, pending Federal Reserve approval.
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GM parts plant strike shuts Flint operation in Michigan
More than 3,300 United Auto Workers walk out at the Flint Metal Center north of Detroit, closing the stamping plant that supplies fend ers doors hoods and other sheet metal parts for GM full size light trucks. The stoppage may delay the 1999 Silverado and Sierra launches and could cost GM hundreds of millions in lost pickup sales. GM says parts supply remains adequate to start production.
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Cooler air to push south across Texas and east coast
A mass of cooler air will move southward tomorrow across Texas and into the eastern United States. Many regions will remain dry and cool from the eastern Rockies to the East Coast, bringing a sharp contrast to recent warmth.
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