Bulletin Board Jazz Concert Set in Ottawa
The Ottawa middle and high schools present a joint concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Ottawa Municipal Auditorium featuring guest vocalist Mary Lynn McMichael. OHS Jazz Band performs multiple pieces including Fever and But Not for Me while OMS plays Breezin and Mack the Knife among others. Tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for children under 12.
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Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Mary Lynn McMichael
Marilyn Keefer
Ottawa
OHS
Brent Wheeler
Ottawa Public Schools
Jay Chattaway
Howard Rowe
Sammy Nestico
George and
Ira Gershwin
Stomper
Paul Clark
Paul Lavender
Ned Washington
Leigh Harline
Roger Holmes
OMS
Breezin
Mack the Knife
Tax tips for capital gains and losses
Financial Focus reviews practical approaches to minimizing capital gains taxes. Tips cover harvesting losses, annual deduction limits, wash-sale rules, broker costs, choosing shares to sell, tracking mutual fund purchases, and consulting a tax professional. Courtesy of Keith Johnson, investment representative, E. D. Jones & Co.
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Keith Johnson
E.D. Jones & Co
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Weekend Market Report: NYSE outage slows post Thanksgiving trading
Wall Street firms held prices steady in thin post holiday activity disrupted for over an hour by an unspecified NYSE power problem. Early declines muted as the exchange reopened at 11:15 am EST, with energy shares up as crude oil advanced to just under 32 dollars a barrel on the Nymex.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Financial World
New York Mercantile Exchange
Dole seeks Congress action on Middle East crisis
Senator Dole urged rapid congressional unity to authorize force if needed in the Middle East crisis. He praised troops in the desert, noted impatience for resolution, and said Ramadan and the coming desert heat loom. Dole joined leaders in the holiday Middle East tour with Bush and met King Fahd.
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Dole
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House
Thomas Foley
Robert Michel
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Saudi Arabia
Fahd
Kansas asset seizures fund state law enforcement growth
In fiscal 1990 federal and state actions returned about 4.4 million to federal agencies and 941,806 to state and local departments, with asset forfeiture rising to 745,675. A Kansas Highway Patrol bust netted about 200,000, and a Wichita seized airplane worth 369,500. The article notes growing optimism for 20 to 25 million in collections and a Hudson Oil bankruptcy case yielding nearly 13 million across four federal agencies.
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Internal Revenue Service
Department of Energy
Thompson
Drug Enforcement Administration
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas
Hudson Oil Co. Inc
Kansas City
Kan
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