Markets edge lower on inflation fears with merger chatter
Stocks drifted down as inflation concerns overshadowed merger activity including an energy sector deal. Dow fell to 10,338.16 while S&P 500 and Nasdaq dipped slightly. oil rose above 51 dollars a barrel and the 10 year yield climbed to 4.28 percent amid cautious investor sentiment. Grain quotes from Ottawa Co-op and county farm price postings appeared alongside.
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Cedar Street Detour and Pearl Bonanza Digest
Cedar Street detour directs traffic to enter the Ottawa Herald south parking lot via the alley at First or Second Street while reconstruction proceeds. Sutton's Jewelry advertises cultured pearls from 21 dollars, promotes graduation gifts, and offers re-stringing for existing pearls in downtown Ottawa.
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Obituary for Margaret Chalmers in Baldwin City Kansas
Margaret E Chalmers 67 of Baldwin City formerly Overland Park died May 4 2005 at Baldwin Health Care and Rehab Center. Service 2 pm Saturday at Baker University Osborne Chapel Baldwin City. Born June 3 1937 in Port Glasgow Scotland to Samuel and Mary Taylor. Survived by son Kelvin Chalmers daughter Kerry Chalmers four grandchildren. Cremated. Memorials to American Stroke Foundation.
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Esther Clark Olathe Obituary Notice
Esther M. Clark, 85, of Olathe, died May 8, 2005, at Olathe Medical Center. Graveside services 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Gardner Cemetery. Born January 6, 1920, in Edgerton to William Fred and Leatha Foland Larrick, she moved to Olathe as a young adult, was a homemaker and Methodist. She married Leslie W. Clark on July 6, 1938, in Olathe. he died July 23, 2001. Survivors: two sons, Leslie W. Clark Jr. of Gardner and Steven W. Clark of Nashville, Tennessee. sister Myrtle Freeman of Lawton, Oklahoma. brother Arthur Larrick of Wellsville. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Preceded in death by brothers Roy, Armor, Woodrow, Homer, Ernest and Minor Larrick, and sister Beulah. Family to meet friends 10 a.m. until service at Bruce Funeral Home, Gardner. Memorials to Kansas Cancer Institute, University of Kansas, or Olathe Hospice in care of Bruce Funeral Home.
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Harold Isaac Edwards obituary notice in Garnett Kansas
Harold Isaac Edwards died May 7 2005 in Kansas City at Saint Luke's South Hospital. A memorial service is set for May 10 2005 at First Christian Church Garnett. He was born August 26 1920 in Butler County to Thomas Jefferson and Nancy Belle Edwards. He served as a radioman in WWII aboard the carrier Lenawee. He married four times, survived by Loretta Johnson and many descendants, with burial in Garnett Cemetery and memorial gifts suggested to church or American Cancer Society.
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Allied victory parade marks 60th WWII anniversary in Moscow
Leaders from many nations join Putin on Red Square as jets fly colored smoke and soldiers sing. Bush Chirac and Schroeder stand with Russia to honor Allied triumph over Nazi Germany while Putin calls it a victory of good over evil. In Iraq, U.S. forces press offensive near the Syrian border with about 75 militants killed in 24 hours as Marines and sailors fight in Anbar province.
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