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30 Jun 2004
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2004
Page
1
Fragmented note lists hours and partial schedule entries with unreadable parts. Appears to reference times for weekdays and weekends, but key details are missing.
U S officials say Saddam Hussein and 11 deputies were transferred to Iraqi custody for trial on crimes against humanity including the Halabja chemical attack in 1988 and the 1990 Kuwait invasion. The move begins the legal process, with no immediate date set for trial.
Stocks drifted in and out of negative territory ahead of the Federal Reserve's rate decision. The Dow fell 7.24 to 10,406.19 while the S and P 500 edged higher and the Nasdaq gained. Strong quarterly results from General Mills, Monsanto, and Research In Motion tempered a volatile session amid expectations of a 0.25 percentage point rate increase.
Elsie M. Katzer, 60, of Garnett died June 28 2004 at St Luke's Hospital. Funeral June 30 at Trinity Lutheran Church Garnett with Rev David Shrum officiating. Born December 15 1943 to Adolph and Emma Klusmann in rural Anderson County. She married Frederick A Katzer June 16 1978 in Miami Oklahoma. Survived by husband, son Stephen R. Katzer Pittsburg, daughter Nancy Hughes Pittsburg, brother Otto Klusmann Garnett, five grandchildren. Burial at St Johns Cemetery Greeley. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church.
Gloria Lantz Bronson Chmidling, 71, died Monday in Kansas City. Memorial services at Princeton Christian Church. Born December 16, 1932 to Everett and Eunice Lantz. Survived by daughter LeeAnn Shire, mother Eunice Lantz, sister Marian McCleary, seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral at Princeton Cemetery. Memorials to Liberty Hospice in Kansas City. Park Lawn Northland Chapel in charge.
Pools face slow season and delayed opening as Wodenschiere Country Club pool needs plumbing work and member losses shrink funds. A longtime member recalls crowds, while nationwide pools close or stall. NSGA surveys show swimming participation falling from 71 million in 1988 to 47 million in 2003.
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