Markets slip as profit taking cools week of gains
Wall Street paused Friday after a week of stock surges as investors took profits and bid prices lower. The Dow dipped 26.84 to 10,264.85 while the Nasdaq fell 5.68 to 1,724.76 and the S&P 500 eased to 1,096.89. Dell Computer forecast higher Q2 profits but the move was modest amid cautious mood and a University of Michigan sentiment reading showing improvement. Local stock listings and grain prices at Franklin County farms are noted.
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Obituary of Anne W. Ransom 91 Ottawa KS resident
Anne W. Ransom, 91, of Ottawa and formerly Williamsburg area, died May 15, 2002 at home. Funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ottawa. Born May 30, 1910 in Manhattan. Survived by son W. B. Ransom, two daughters, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Burial Highland Cemetery. Memorials to Westminster Church or KSU Alumni.
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End of World Trade Center cleanup marked by May 30 ceremony
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the grim cleanup and search for remains at the World Trade Center site will end with a May 30 ceremony for workers and victims’ relatives. The last heap of debris will be hauled away, with a 30-foot steel column lifted and a flag draped stretcher carried as a symbol of unrecovered remains.
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Narvik Considers Secession Over Oslo Policies
Narvik Norway weighs joining Sweden amid protests against Oslo cuts to public services and closures of the airport and customs office. Mayor Olav Sigurd Alstad voices the possibility, with deputy Per Henrik Moerk noting discussions at a city management meeting and a late May council session.
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