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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2005
Page
1
New York markets fell amid rising long term Treasury yields and higher oil prices. The Dow dropped 38.65 to 10,873.97, the S&P 500 slid 5.47 to 1,213.96, and the Nasdaq declined 8.27 to 2,065.28 as traders awaited the government's fuel inventory report.</s>
The Liquor Store at 112 N. Main highlights Coors and Coors Light 30 pack cans for 17.99 and Miller Lite 20 pack bottles for 13.89 with hours Mon-Sat 9 am to 10 pm. It also advertises a safe sitter class schedule, wedding alterations, health screening by Dr Yang, and a St Patrick’s dinner at Emerald Church with live music by Tullamore.
Arlene M. Johnson, 85, Carbondale, died March 7, 2005, at Midland Hospice House Topeka. Graveside services 10 a.m. Thursday at Carbon dale Cemetery. Born May 28, 1919, at Big Springs. Married Arthur W. Johnson December 30, 1945. he died in 1982. Survived by brother Frank Spencer Lawrence. daughters Carolyn Burd Carbondale Joyce Fahl Fort Wayne Ind. four grandchildren. six great grandchildren. Services under Greenwood Roberts Funeral Home Overbrook.
Emory Mckenzie 85 of Ottawa died March 8 2005 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa. A celebration of life will be 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church Ottawa. Survived by wife Harma. son James and daughter Karen. five grandchildren. two nieces. Retired Ottawa University English professor who taught at Ouachita and Ottawa University and was active in Rotary and church work. Private interment at Highland Cemetery. Memorials to Ottawa University or First Baptist Church.
Anise Shilling, 93, of Waverly died March 7 2005 at Sunset Manor. Services 1:30 PM Thursday at Bethany Church of Christ in Waverly. Born May 14 1911 in Gentry County Missouri, she married William F. Shilling in 1935. Burial in Waverly Cemetery. Funeral home Jones Burlington in charge. Memorials to Bethany Church of Christ or Sunset Manor.
The bill would tighten discharge rules and require more debt repayment, marking the era's most sweeping U.S. bankruptcy reform in 25 years. Republicans backed a two-stage push, while abortion protest provisions were rejected in a party-line vote. The action follows a broader shift after the 2002 failed attempt.
Rebels in Chechnya pledge to continue their separatist struggle despite the killing of Aslan Maskhadov by special forces in Tolstoy-Yurt. Russian lawmakers hail the operation as a step in the anti-terrorist campaign while the envoy Akhmed Zakayev confirms the death of the 53 year old commander.
GOP led House opens hearings on Bush priorities focusing on future retirees and Social Security's promises. Polling shows broad age groups acknowledge problems but reject labeling the system a crisis, with sentiment strengthening among older respondents.
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