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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1996
Page
1
A crucial General Motors metal stamping plant resumed production today after workers ended a five day strike that crippled GM's output of pickups and sport utility vehicles nationwide. GM officials said most plants idled by the parts shortage due to the action could be back to work within a few days.
The Wall Street Journal reports Fed officials expect no rate change at the November meeting. Inflation remains controlled amid low unemployment, with discussions indicating policy could stay steady through year end.
Obituary notices report Clyde Eugene Mock 69 Paola died Nov 1 1996 burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa services 1:30 pm Tue widow Gail Miller son Steven three grandchildren memorials Lakemary Center. Eldon LeVerne Scovill 63 Parker died Oct 30 1996 funeral Oct 1996 First Baptist Parker burial Goodrich Cemetery survived by wife Joyce, son Robert, sister Wilma Glass, granddaughter. Edward James Snider 72 Salt Lake City Utah formerly Osawatomie died Oct 26 1996 graveside service Nov 2 Osawatomie Cemetery with Rev. Weitsma.
Ottawa area notes report Friday admissions for Ruby Nickelson and Jeff Hobbs with dismissals including Hobbs. Sherman’s News lists arrests across Topeka and Pomona for warrants, theft, and battery, plus vehicle damage, vandalism, and forgery. Multiple accidents report injuries, hit and run, and property damage across I-35 and local roads.
AMBER FAST joins Linda's Hall Fashions at 114 W 2nd for MF hours 1 to 7 with walking welcome. AMERICAN LEGION hosts a chili dinner November 4 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at WEW Bloge Hwy 50, adults $3.50, child $1.50. EAGLES LODGE steak night November 9 at 6:30 p.m. with reservations by November 7 and a dance at 8:30 featuring Elusions. HAM AND BEAN DINNER November 6 at the Masonic Temple 422 S Main with service 11 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5–7 p.m. Adults $4.50, under 10 $2. Order Eastern Star.
Local market quotables show hard wheat at 3.98 and soybeans at 6.40 for Friday afternoon at Ottawa Co op. Franklin County Farm Services posted wheat 4.23 corn 2.45 milo 3.71 and soybeans 6.36 this morning.
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