Strike spreads as GM walkout hits other plants
General Motors faces a seventh UAW strike in 18 months while Ford and Chrysler reorganize and cut costs. Analysts blame GM management as talks resume after 3,400 workers at the Flint Metal Center walked out, triggering parts shortages and plant shutdowns across Michigan Kansas Ohio and Ontario impacting 16,500 represented workers with more shutdowns expected.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
David Healy
Burnham Securities Inc
Chrysler
Ford
UAW
Flint
Pain May Be Eliminated for Millions Special Drug
A new product named Arthur itise Claims to treat pain from arthritis bursitis rheumatism and more. It supposedly attracts and destroys the pain messenger chemical and is sold without prescription as a cream or roll on lotion. Available at Briscoe's Drug Store Ottawa with a money back guarantee.
Stocks Rise as Greenspan Signals Slower Inflation Ahead
New York markets trend higher as Fed chair Greenspan indicates no immediate rate hikes. Dow up 9.96 to 9,059.88 at noon, S&P 500 +1.44, Nasdaq -12.55. Asian markets falter amid ongoing financial turmoil while domestic indices show mixed moves and grain quotes appear in regional listings.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Wall Street
Dow
Asia
Greenspan
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
U.S
Standard & Poor
Casey’s
H&r
Franklin County Farm Services
The
Herald
Ottawaherald.com
Garnett VFW Dance and Hazardous Waste Event Ad Brief
Ad brief notes a June 13 dance at Garnett VFW with country melody and attendees listed. Also announces Hazardous Waste Depot hours at FR CO HHW Facility 7 am to 1 pm and a help line 229 8470. Lucille's Cafe closing Saturday. Merle Norman gifts at 2308 Main promotes cosmetics.
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Garnett Vfw
FR. CO
Merle Norman & Gifts
Main
Obituaries recount multiple local deaths in June 1998
Obituary notices for Sharon Kay Lowe Gardner Janice L. Hougham Snider Herbert L. Troutman Norman Franklin Reed Lester A. Droge outline funeral plans, birth and death dates, family survivors, and memorial fund details across several Kansas communities. The notices name a mix of spouses children and siblings, with service locations in Wellsville Ottawa and Garnett and cemetery interments.
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Sharon Kay Lowe Gardner
Sharon Kay Lowe
Gardner
Stanley
Wilson and Son Chapel
Wellsville
Pleasant Valley
Kansas City
Theodore Ferrell
Mary Lee (Ladd) Dutton
Ronald W. Lowe
Full Faith Church of Love
Assembly of God Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Steven Lowe
Grandview
Jeffrey Lowe
Scranton
Todd Lowe
Olathe
Lori Baisden
Mary Dutton
Mt. Grove
Janice L. Hougham
Snider
Wichita
Janice L. Hougham-Snider
Ottawa
Riverside Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Danny Leadbetter
Marion
Sylvia
Bell) Smithey
Salina
Strong City
Council Grove
Kingman
Westside Free Will Baptist Church
Marvin E. Snider
Marion Smither
Hougham-Snider
Eldon Henley
John Brandt
Brett Foster
Vacaville
Calif
Randy Foster
Baldwin City
Tim Foster
Dayton
Ohio
Steven Foster
Mark Foster
Haysville
Terri Moreland
Edward Henley
Jerry Henley
Lawrence
Bobby Henley
Casper
Wyo
Lamb-Roberts- Heise
Funeral Home
Norman Franklin Reed
Centerville
St. Lukes Hospital
Farris- Feuerborn
Garnett
Goodrich
Harry
Pearl Reed
el Dorado
Parker High School
U.S. Army
Leavenworth State Penitentiary
Arizona
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Kathryn Luby
Polson
Mont
Canadian Corp
Rocky Mount
Dennis Reed
Alamo
Texas
Mary Morrison
Olive Reed
Osawatomie
Harry Reed
Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints Missionary Fund
Lester A. Droge
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Tony Blaufuss
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Walter An
Enneking
Droge
St. Benedict
Bobbie Olberding
Virgil Droge
Topeka
Walt Droge
Bill Droge
Kan
Galen Droge
Sioux Center
Iowa
Rosalita Haug
Holton
Wilma Gockel
St. Marys
Mary Jane Stattelman
Myra and
Larry Nourse
Laurie Nourse
Lenexa
Dengel & Son
American Lung Association
S. Hickory
South Korean leader seeks U.S. investment amid Korea’s sales
South Korea's President Kim Dae-jung urged Congress and U.S. business leaders to invest in Korea as the stock market sagged, calling Korea a prime opportunity for international investors and promising continued caution toward North Korea while pursuing peace. He spoke to a joint House and Senate session and to business leaders, urging unreerved U.S. support and a stronger Pyongyang connection.
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Ashington
Kim Dae-jung
Congress
Korea
Kim
House
Senate
United States
Clinton
U.S
North Korea
Pyongyang
Weather Summary Fragment From OCR Read
Cloudy with thunderstorms and humid conditions across the south and midwest. Occasional showers extend from the Dakotas to Michigan and from California to Montana. New England partly sunny with clouds and showers. Temperatures vary with yesterday’s highs and lows noted but unclear.
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Orrow
Down
Indiana
Morth
New England
Dakotas
Michigan
California
Montana
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Franklin County
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Gene Kelay
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