Wall Street mixed as blue chips retreat after Monday tumble
By noon on Wall Street the Dow fell 23.92 to 8604.40 while the Nasdaq gained 23.11 to 1738.86 and the S&P 500 rose 0.89 to 1077.90. Asian markets slid on a stronger dollar, with Korea, Thailand and Indonesia posting declines. NYSE breadth favored advancers 7 to 1, volume 293.01 million shares, with local quotes for Casey’s, Fed, H R Block, O'Reilly Auto, Wendy's and more.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
South Korea
Thailand
Indonesia
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Casey's
H&r
O'Reilly Auto
Wendy’s
Edward D. Jones & Co
Aoxcal
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Farm Services
The
Herald
Ottawaherald.com
Koch attorneys sum up case in Koch dispute closing
In Topeka, Bill and Frederick Koch with other dissident shareholders claim they were cheated when selling stock in 1983. Charles and David Koch deny the accusations, arguing Bill Koch wages a vendetta against his brother Charles, Koch Industries chairman and chief executive since 1967.
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Topeka, Kan
Koch Industries
Koch Brothers
U.S. District Court
Bill
Frederick Koch
Charles and
David Koch
Bill Koch
Charles Koch
Father’s Day Gift Briefs and Local Ads
Polished car gift idea by Shawn at 242-0849. Merle Norman gift shop at 230 S Main features baby gifts. Willis Nursery promotes home grown trees for Father’s Day, 242-2525. Budweis Steins advertised as perfect Father’s Day gift. Blooming Florist at 314.8 Main, 242-6120. Recycling hours: weekdays 7am to 1pm, Saturdays 9am to 1pm, 2038 S Main, 229-8470. Heidn & Peter Preschool enrolling for fall, 242-5494 or 242-1242. Modern Music Supplies at 211 S Main, 242-1449. New books from Gilbert Morris and Angela Hunt at Cornerstone Book Store, 312-A Main, 242-2112. Stan’s Cleaning Service offers Free Stain Guard through July, 242-5719. Grain buying notice from Ot teem Coop, 242-6170.
Ottawa Kansas 10-Day Forecast Update
AccuWeather reports Ottawa Kansas forecasts lingering rain and cooling trends. Expect unsettled conditions across the region with possible thunderstorms and continued moisture impacting the Northeast.
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AccuWeather
Ottawa
Obituaries from Ottawa area June 1998
Obituaries for John Willis Jamison Neil W. Johnson Lee L. Harrison Nina JoAnn Warner Garnett Opal E. Jennings outline services, survivors, and locations in Ottawa, Garnett, and nearby towns. Jamison, Johnson, Harrison, Warner, and Jennings are named with death dates June 14 or 15, 1998 and service details, families, and community affiliations.
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John Willis Jamison Lawrence
John Willis Jamison
Ottawa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Shirley Robb
Clay County
Leavenworth Demplay
Leavenworth Masons
Neil W. Johnson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Joe Robbins
Steve van Ostran
Highland Cemetery
Miller
Ernest V
Cora Evelyn (Black) Johnson
Scranton
Spartan Aeronautical School
Tulsa
Oklo
U.S. Air Force
Seymour Foods
Topeka
Hillcrest Bowling Alley
Lawrence
Todd Mobile Homes
Ellen Jane Stewart
Abdallah Shriners
Overland Park
Scottish Rite
Blue Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Doug Johnson
Robert Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Kellocg Town
Lee L. Harrison
Lee L
Silver Fox” Harrison
Village Manor
Masonic Lodge
Dengel & Son
Carl
Kathryn Harrison
Welda
Beulah Richards
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
Hewitt Chevrolet
Moore Chevrolet
Ray Brown Ford
DeSoto Lodge #40
Ancient
Free & Accepted Masons
Helen Jackson
Paola
Sally Rhoades
Olathe
B. Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Denger & Son Mortuary
Nina Joann Warner Garnett
Nina JoAnn (Robertson) Warner
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett Church of Christ
Marvin Greene
Richmond Cemetery
Martin Harold
Nina Maudie (Mossburg) Robertson
Richmond
Richmond High School
Eugene “Bud” Kratzberg
Edgar Raymond Warner
Oklahoma City
Woolf Bros
Kansas City
Quivira Country Club
Shawnee
Lloyds Transfer
Humco Steel
Michael Eugene
The
Humane Society
Farris-Feuerborn
Opal E. Jennings
Waverly
Vintage Manor
Emporia
Waverly Cemetery
Mervin Barnes
Steve Barnes
Albert Barnes
Luray
Alta M. Spitzenberger
Inflation Up 0.3 Percent in May Amid Price Hikes
Inflation edged up 0.3 percent in May as prices for lettuce cigarettes gasoline and prescription drugs climbed. The Labor Department CPI rise, though moderate, was the largest in 17 months and followed a year of minimal gains.
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Ashington
Wall Street
Labor Department
Commerce Department
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Ray of Hope Grief
Franklin County
Jon Wiggins
Craig Dengel
Dengel
Carolyn Elder
Ottawa Herald
Franklin
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Ottawa Herald, Inc
Cedar
FainTig
Sovink
John D. Montgomery
Can
Jay Ramis
Todd Frantz
Gene Kelsey
Wayne Snow
Foraman
Kathy Miller
Koch
Kansas Cash
Ad Briefs
Shawn
BABY
Merle Norman & Gifts
S. Main
Willis Nursery
Budweis
S Steins
Main
Heidn & Peter
Hairport
Modern Music
Gilbert Morris
Angela Hunt
Cornerstone Bookstore
Stan's Cleaning Service
Otteem Coop
Oary Albuquaiqa
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlania
Baltimore
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Clevelandenver
Northeas
Lawa
Accuweather, Inc
Accuweather.com
Houston
Las Vi
Los Angeles
Miami
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Nashville
New Orleans
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Phoenix
Clinton
Pittsburgh
Sh Hillsdale
Raleigh
Reno
Melverny
SL. Louis
Pe San Diego
Pomona
Seattle
Ricky Jamison
Eudora
Reggy Jamison
Randy Jamison
Baldwin
Rhett Jamison
Maurice Johnson
Ponca City
Okla
Lenard Johnson
Waco
Texas
Cecelia Miller
Hemet
Calif
Marilyn Alberg
Helen Burkert
Franklin County Cancer Foundation, Inc
Lamb-Roberts-Hesse
Warner
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