Community Event Roundup Ads and Schedules
Local notices advertise FR. CO. Recycling hours Monday to Friday seven to one and Saturday nine to one at 2038 S. Main with contact 229-8470. A free ham and bean supper is slated for Saturday October 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Pomona High School. Trinity Church on 630 N. Cedar lists ham and bean meals November 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. for October 8 with adults five dollars and children three dollars. Bazaar starts at 8 a.m. Karaoke night at O Leary s Pub and Grill features Larry and Cora with one dollar entries. Wheel and Deal at 2178 Main, phone 242-6772.
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Wall Street Dow falls sharply amid broad stock declines
At noon on Wall Street the Dow fell 150.10 to 7,692.52, Nasdaq dropped 59.91 to 1,633.93, and S P 500 declined 21.77 to 995.24 while NYSE and AMEX composites also slid. Local quotes show mixed movements in stocks and grain prices, with online wrap available at the Ottawa Herald site.
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Obituaries of Ernest Rose and Amy Tomlin in Kansas
Ernest Raymond Rose 87 Overbrook died Sept 27 1998 at a Junction City hospital. Services at Saint Francis of Assisi church Overbrook burial Overbrook Cemetery. Amy Muriel Tomlin 86 Lenexa died Sept 29 1998 at Lakeview Village Lenexa. Memorial service at Community Covenant Church Lenexa with contributions to Kansas City Hospice.
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Correction on State Fair Quilt Win Mixup
The Herald corrects a misidentification in the state fair crib quilt category. Margaret Gray of Ottawa won the red ribbon.
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Greenspan defends LTCM rescue amid global market fear
Fed Chairman Greenspan defended the 3.6 billion private rescue of Long-Term Capital Management to avert a market seizure. He warned a fire sale could trigger widespread disruption, while noting moral hazard and no Fed funds used. House leaders pressed for antitrust and concentration scrutiny.
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IMF chief urges border action to save economies
IMF Managing Director Michel Camdessus told reporters that the Fed's rate cut was correct but urged global powers to overhaul the financial system to halt a spreading crisis. He called on the G7 to push growth to offset recessions in Asia and Russia, and said stronger supervision and bank regulation must be pursued at the upcoming meetings of finance ministers and central bank presidents.
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Governor's intervention in treatment case rejected
A Virginia judge refused to bar Michele Finn from withholding food and water from Hugh Finn, allowing the life sustaining tube to stay in place. The ruling comes after a dramatic court clash over ending care for a man described as in a persistent vegetative state. the judge said Virginia law permits withholding nourishment in such cases. Finn wept and denounced the governor’s intervention amid heightened tension at the nursing home.
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AccuWeather Ottawa KS 10Day Forecast Summary
Forecasters predict a mix of thunderstorms and showers in Ottawa Kansas with cloudy skies. Friday looks cooler with gusty winds and spotty rain chances while a front moves through the Plains. Moon phases show a full moon on October 5 and temperatures yesterday reached 88 degrees.
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