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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1990
Page
8
An investor learns that fund performance hinges on share accumulation from reinvested dividends and capital gains. By reinvesting, 720 shares at year start grew to 773 shares, boosting total value despite a small per share price rise, underscoring compounding and share-count effects.
Platinum futures surged on the Commodities Exchange after strong Japanese orders, with January delivery at 421.70. Energy futures slipped on the NYMEX, soybeans and corn firmed, wheat rose slightly, and cattle and hog futures edged higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. NYSE stocks gained modestly as trading showed long-distance issues pressured by MCI’s 7% plunge to 22% in OTC, dragging AT&T, United Telecommunications, and GTE lower.
Central Heights High honors list top students by GPA. Principal's Honor Roll includes seniors Tia Ackmann and Craig Adkins son along with several others, juniors Heathe Ball and Chanda Domnanish, plus sophomores Darren Green and Mary Woertz, among numerous freshmen. Regular Honor Roll features many seniors, juniors, and underclassmen across grades. Junior High lists eighth and seventh graders with straight As and other high achievers.
The Daily Report lists multiple municipal court entries including Randy L. Crump with no valid license and a $60 fine, Michelle J. Ferrer on a suspended license with probation and a $125 fine, and Virgil A. Cowan fined $100 for beer possession. Diversion agreements are noted for Douglas R. King and Randall Eugene Huggard for DUI. Sheriff reports B. Lewis Parsons II, 87, jailed on a theft warrant with bond set at $2,500. A correction references Verna M. Hunter’s prior arrest and bonding. Also includes school lunch menus, Sacred Heart meals, Senior CitizensCenter reservations, and Thanksgiving closures.
Manuel Noriega urged the court to allow his private lawyers to stay on as hearings considered appointing government paid attorneys due to delays in unfreezing assets. He claimed the odds are stacked against him, citing his military background and lack of staff while prosecutors face more resources. The judge urged assurance of a fair trial but did not rule on fee limits.
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