Markets slip as investors await Fed minutes in thin trading
NEW YORK AP Investors bid stocks lower in early trading ahead of Fed May meeting minutes. Traders hope the notes signal when rate rises may end while a broad rally fades. The Dow fell 0.4 percent to 10,484.92 amid light economic news and profit locking. Grain quotes from Ottawa Co op and USDA summaries show mixed price moves for corn soybeans wheat and milo.
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Local Business Ads and Notices From The Ottawa Herald
Cardiolab Clinic Pharmacy advertises services at 1418 S Main with phone 242 3547. Cedar Street detour directs traffic to Ottawa Herald south lot via Flist or Second Street due to reconstruction. Lost Shih Tzu in 800 block of S Main contact 418 1293 or 242 7770. Williamsburg City Council special meeting May 25 at 7 pm in City Hall for Construction Library bids. Memorial Day closure May 30. Ottawa Times Shopper ad deadlines May 25 with early deadlines May 31 and June 4 Herald ads, call 785 242 4700 for details.
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David Michael Smith 49 Gardner former Wellsville resident
David Michael Smith 49 of Gardner formerly of Wellsville died May 22 2005 at Olathe Medical Center. Memorial services 10 am Thursday at Warren McElwain Mortuary Eudora Chapel. Born Jan 8 1956 in Lawrence son of James Bruce Smith and Eunice A Johnson Smith. Survived by daughter Meagan Overland Park two sons Travis Gardner and James Spring Hill four brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Memorials to Fallen Bikers Fund.
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Timblin Billy Wayne Timblin obituary in Harrisonville MO
Billy Wayne Timblin, 59, Harrisonville Missouri, formerly Lane, died May 22, 2005 at Life Care Center Louisburg. Graveside service set for 10 am Wednesday at Quaker Cemetery Osawatomie. Born July 22, 1945 in Tulsa Oklahoma, son of Edward and Juanita Timblin. Survived by Mary Kreider Timblin, spouse. two brothers Robert and David. sister Betty Wisdom. Preceded by parents and sisters Mary Brewster Bertha Timblin. Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie in charge.
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Bob” Timblin
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Judges Nominee Owen Wins Senate Vote Amid Filibuster Fears
The Senate moves to end debate on Priscilla Owen to seat her on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, part of a bipartisan deal limiting future judicial filibusters. The agreement also clears paths for Pryor and Brown and includes a stem cell research funding package and a national cord blood database.
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Bomb blasts kill nine in Baghdad including three U S soldiers
Bombs exploded near a U S convoy and a girls school in Baghdad killing nine, among them three American soldiers, as insurgent attacks spiked across Iraq. Militants seized Tal Afar and gunmen wounded four bodyguards of a Shiite legislator. new fighting followed.
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House votes on stem cell research bills amid veto threat
Lawmakers debate two bills to loosen restrictions on embryonic stem cell research as disease victims plead for relief. President Bush vows a veto, arguing the measures would destroy life to save life. Speaker DeLay and Rep Castle lead the high stakes vote with party lines divided.
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Lottery Powerball Jackpot Next at Kansas Cash Ball
Lottery results show Powerball numbers 2 6 7 10 30 with Powerball ey million. The Kansas Cash game draws on 4 4 21 22 90 and the Super Cashball 12, next jackpot estimated at 175000 dollars.
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Franklin County corrections and 2005 high school honors
County records show Tony LeMaster was not fired and February 1996 departure noted as termination was incorrect. A May 7 report misstated employment history. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band will play at Franklin County Fairgrounds arena on June 11, and May 21-22 edition had the wrong location. Jami Samsel is valedictorian of Wellaville High School class of 2005, Alisha Ritchie among top five, Lacey Ann Raeckey salutatorian. A photo note on Page 10 in Monday's edition misdescribed the valedictorian.
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