Markets Mixed As Investors Lock In Profits After Rally
New York stocks showed a mixed day with the Dow down 20.19 to 10912.14 the S P 500 slipping 0.85 to 1419.22 while the Nasdaq rose 1.20 to 3296.72. Traders booked gains from Tuesday as Fed rate hikes and a neutral bias supported relief over inflation with the October CPI up 0.2 percent.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
Federal Reserve
Dow
S&p
Fed
Labor Department
Community ads and store notices from Franklin County
Recycling buys aluminum cans at 25 cents per pound. Lang and Main Street Press offers 20 percent off stationary and gift items. 20 percent off K-State and KU china and stationary. Custom embroidery and monogramming starting at five dollars. Positive Impressions at 106 South Main Ottawa announces openings. All Points Travel in Princeton in the Kansas State Bank building, details to come. Ottawa Chiropractic Clinic closed Friday November 19 and Saturday November 20 for a professional conference in Minnesota.
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Lang & Main Street Press
Positive Impressions, Inc
S. Main
Ottawa
All Points Travel Inc
Kansas State Bank
Princeton
Kansas
Bishops Tighten Control Over Catholic Colleges
In a landmark vote, the American bishops approved stricter doctrinal rules for 235 church related colleges and universities with a 223 to 31 margin. The plan requires theologians to obtain a mandate from local bishops to teach, a move critics say will curb academic freedom and may invite lawsuits. The measures now go to the Vatican for final endorsement.
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Washington
America
Vatican
U.S
Brownie Scouts Photo Names Corrected in Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald front page photo misidentified the Brownie Scouts. The correct names from left are Karrie Green, Tacey Womeldorff, Kalyee Yates and Chelsey Nelson.
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Ottawa Herald
Karrie Green
Tacey Womeldorff
Kalyee Yates
Chelsey Nelson
Weather forecast fragment for Northeast Plains and highs
Fragmented forecast notes a southward move of a front into the plains with highs around 20s to 30s. It mentions cooler conditions in the east and a cool western area. The readable text is limited and lacks full context for precise locations or dates.
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Obituaries for Hazel Ogle and Annie Crawford in Kansas notices
Hazel Ogle 89 of Richmond died Nov 16 1999 at Oak Haven Nursing Center Ottawa and Woodlawn Pomona burial. Annie E Crawford 90 of Ottawa died Oct 20 1999 with services at Westminster Church. Burial Highland Cemetery. Charles Masheter 83 of Garnett died this morning. arrangements pending.
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Hazel Ogle
Richmond
Oak Haven Nursing Center
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Duane Pedrow
William Weber
Harrington
Kan
Charlie
Oleta Ewbanks Watts
Dean
Appanoose
Owen O. Ogle
Ottawa
Royal T Lanes
Franklin County Election Board
Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association
American Women’s Bowling Congress
Karen Fishburn
Overbrook
Bonnie Pedrow
Peggy Steffen
Betty White
Margate
Fla
Richard Owen Watts
Woodrow
Toby” Watts
Doris Adkins
Bonnie Lichty
Eva McCain
Arlie Watts
Charlie Watts
Sample Watts
Woodrow Watts
Dengel & Son
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Ciating, Crawford
Paola
Highland Cemetery
Wakefield
Robert
Annie Eliza Guy Kerr
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas State University
Humboldt High School
Harold S. Crawford
Willis Nursery
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Children’s Study Club
Extension Homemakers Unit
Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Southview
Mid
Garnett
Charles Masheter
Lamb-Roberts- Heise Funeral Home
Clinton OKs across the board cut in spending
President Clinton agreed to a 0.38 percent across the board spending cut for this year as House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Republicans push toward finalizing a near 400 billion budget package. Negotiations involve Democratic leaders and a proposal to apply tobacco settlement proceeds to Social Security and Medicare trust funds.
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Washington
Clinton
House
Dennis Hastert
Hastert
Ill
Turkey
Dick Gephardt
DMO
White House
GOP
Gephardt
David Obey
D-Wis
Governors split on taxing Internet sales split
Governors debate Internet sales taxes as Utahs Mike Leavitt pushes for a phased, voluntary e commerce tax system using a trusted third party to collect and distribute taxes. Virginias Jim Gilmore seeks to bar taxes on remote online sales and end a federal excise on phone service.
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Washington
Mike Leavitt
Utah
Jim Gilmore
Virginia
Leavitt
National Governors’ Association
Gilmore
Congressional Internet Tax Advisory
Merce
National Press Club
Tommy Thompson
Wisconsin
Parris Glendening
Maryland
Commission
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Franklin County Recycling
Minnesota
Shorter
Town & Country
Sat
Windy Pines
S. Hwy
Efel Dies Ens
Loli
Keema aOy
Kansas Machine
Shea
CNL
Dicot
Comfort Suites
Olathe Station
Greater Kansas
Steves
Wwe
Huari Com
K. Taylor
Provencal
Soupon
Franklin
Tha Ostowa Herald, Inc
Cedar
Montgomery
Ubl
Edgar
Walter Rubel
Gene Kelsey
Vernon Brown
Wayne Snow
Kathy Miller
Qhawe
Creason-Tawney Rev.-Geo-Pont O
Olds-Buick-Cad. Div. of
Creason-Tawney Chev
Olds Inc
AccuWeather
AccuWeather, Inc
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Ashevilla
Atlanta
Baltimore
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Accuweather.com
Helena
Orlando
Houston
Philadelphia
Seattle
New Orleans
Amsterdam
Athens
St Auckland
St Beijing
Belgrada
Berlin
Hong Kong
Stanbut Pe
Isalem Ha
Anannesburg A
Lisbon
London
Mexico
Shanghai
Singapore
Sydney
Tokyo
Vianna
Warsaw
Annie M. Crawford
Annie E. Crawford
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Dorothy Bell
Rose Anne Taylor
Caroline Cottingham
San Antonio
Harold F
Hal” Crawford
Dayton
Ohio
Robert, William and
Milton Kerr
Midland Hospice
Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Ogle
Clinton Oks
Advisory Commission On Electronic Commerce
San Francisco
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