GDP data lifts stocks as inflation fears ease
Markets rise modestly as the Commerce Department reports a 3.9 percent annualized GDP growth in Q1 2004, down from Q4 but signaling cooling inflation risk. Investors expect a smaller Fed hike, with analysts citing a likely quarter-point increase, not a half-point. Commodity prices and local grain quotes accompany the report.
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Ottawa area small ads and events brief
Parkview Public Storage offers new units with paved streets at 1102 N Main Ottawa phone 242 9000. Ottawa VFW dance Saturday June 26 from 8 to 11 PM featuring 4 B s. sandwiches and coffee for members and guests. Richmond United Methodist Church spaghetti supper Saturday June 26 5 to 7 30 PM free will donation. Range Orchards early peaches now available at Homewood exit off I 95 call 785 746 5492 10 6. Web hours new Web Thurs and Fri 8 AM to 7 PM Sat 8 AM to 4 PM Close Out Tool Depot I 35 and K 68 collectibles sale Saturday 9 to 2 4155 Maple Precious Moments Hummels Marlow wood cuts porcelain dolls Anri glassware. Reghter drawing for 3rd anniversary June 26 winded Pinas 2707 Kingman Rd S Hwy 59 Ottawa 785 242 3797.
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Federal appeals court freezes FCC media rule changes
A 3rd U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia voided FCC plans to relax local media ownership limits. It kept a September order blocking the rules, while upholding repeal of the ban on newspaper and TV station cross ownership in the same city. The decision questions the numeric limits for local TV and radio ownership and cross ownership.
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Anniversary revives debate over Stauffenberg and Hitler plot
Germany marks the 60th anniversary of the July 20, 1944 coup attempt against Adolf Hitler. Claus von Stauffenberg and conspirators are hailed as resistance heroes, with TV specials and books reexamining their legacy. Chancellor Schroeder plans honors at the former Nazi army HQ in Berlin. The best selling My Father's Land by Wibke Bruhns links to the plot.
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Obituary for Phyllis Hollon 87 of Ottawa and Franklin County
Phyllis Jean Hollon 87 died June 23 2004 in Williamsburg. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa with Rev Richard Dunn. Born December 17 1936 Princeton to Glen Bones and Verna Angeline Bair. Lived in Franklin County most of life, moved to Ottawa 1957. Homemaker, worked at King Radio 1972 1996. Married Robert Burney Hollon February 1 1953 Ottawa. he died earlier. Survived by two sons Robert Earl Hollon Williamsburg Michael Eugene Hollon Palm Bay Florida two daughters Cynthia Barnes Old Fort North Carolina Teresa Dixon Rantoul sister Rose Marie Bingham Ottawa six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Burial Princeton Cemetery. Visitation today 5 7 and 7 8 p.m. Memorials to Phyllis Hollon Memorial Fund Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa. Condolences via Dengel Mortuary email.
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Alice Wier 91 dies. funeral plans pending
Alice E. Wier aged 91 died Thursday June 24 2004 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Funeral arrangements are pending at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa
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Ballard C Wood Dies at 95 in Ottawa Village Manor
Ballard C Wood 95 died at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa funeral arrangements are pending at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa
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Ancient Indian settlement found in remote Utah
The 4,200 acre Rook Cliffs ranch, long kept off limits by Waldo Wilcox, reveals an untouched 12 mile stretch of prehistoric villages with rock art, granaries, stone houses, and mummified remains. Occupied for 3000 years, Fremont era abandonment occurred over a millennium ago. Federal and state authorities paid $2.5 million to acquire the land, surrounded by wilderness areas.
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