Wall Street Mixed as Dow Rises. S&P Slides on Monday
Wall Street indices show the Dow Jones up 95.66 to 8,877.12 while the S P 500 falls 1.84 to 1,093.60 and Nasdaq climbs 17.39 to 1,836.09. Local stock quotes list firms including Casey's, Clarcor, Comm Fed, Dolr Gen, H R Block, O'Reilly Auto, Wendy's. grain quotes from Ottawa Co op and Franklin County Farm Services appear. A March 24 error misidentified Laura Lee Brown in a Franklin County jail report. the paper clarifies she is not related to Kevin Brown.
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Obituaries: Vernon D Kolb and Others in Kansas City Area
Vernon Dale Kolb 68 of Ottawa died March 27 1998 at home. Funeral 7 p.m. Wednesday Dengel and Son Mortuary officiated by Rev Larry Carrier. Survivors include two sons a daughter a sister and four grandchildren. Lawrence Rundell 76 of Albuquerque died March 25 1998. Funeral held in Gate of Heaven Mausoleum Chapel. Connie L Anderson 59 of Palos Verdes Estates died March 27 1998 in Torrance California. Funeral 1 30 p.m. Thursday Garnett United Methodist Church. Memorials to St Peters By the Sea Presbyterian Church and Garnett First United Methodist Church.
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Ex-Congresswoman Bella Abzug dies at 77 in New York
Former Representative Bella Abzug died at 77 from heart surgery complications at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. A labor and civil rights lawyer and activist, she championed feminism and antiwar causes, winning a 1970 primary on Manhattan’s Upper West Side and becoming the first Jewish woman in Congress.
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Ottawa area community notices and sales listings mix
Applause bean bag toys and merchandise listings appear along with club notices for Eagle's Auxiliary, a recycling schedule at 2038 S. Main, and various local business ads. Items include a trampoline shipment, rent deals, a DJ event, coupons, pancake breakfast, taco dinner, and farm grain purchase inquiries in Ottawa and Princeton area locales.
Supreme Court upholds polygraph ban in military courts
The Supreme Court ruled 8 1 upholding a ban on lie detector evidence in court martial cases, saying polygraph results are not reliably admitted. Justice Thomas led the opinion noting scientific polarization on polygraph accuracy and the right to defense remains intact. The decision may influence civilian courts and could allow varied state and federal rulings.
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Conservative fundraiser says he paid troopers for Clinton allegations
Investment banker Peter Smith says he spent eighty thousand dollars to publicize sexual misconduct claims against President Clinton, including payments to two Arkansas state troopers and their lawyer. He says the effort aimed to aid Bush's re election and was independent, not part of a conspiracy. Brock corroborates Smith’s account, though Brock later apologized and questioned source credibility.
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Weather outlook prompts cool air and varied precipitation
Thunderstorms and a cold front move into the East tomorrow ending the warm spell. Showers linger across the Great Lakes while easterly winds bring cooler air to the Valley. Sunshine returns elsewhere but a storm affects Utah with showers and snow from Idaho to Arizona. temperatures range from 34 to 10 with varying high and moderate ranges.
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