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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2001

Page

5

Fed Cuts Rates to Lows Not Seen Since 1962

The Federal Reserve reduced the federal funds rate by half a point to 2.5 percent, the lowest since May 1962, with the prime rate dipping to 5.5 percent and the discount rate to 2 percent as markets rallied. Attacks in September intensified uncertainty, prompting calls of recession from officials and a push for a $100 billion stimulus mix.

Washington Federal Reserve John F. Kennedy Bush Fed Wall Street Congress Alan Greenspan Greenspan Jerzy Jasinowski National Association of Manufacturers

Fed Cuts Rate by Half Point to 2.5 Percent

The Federal Reserve lowered the federal funds rate by 0.5 point to 2.5 percent, the lowest since 1962. Major banks also reduced their prime rate to 5.5 percent as analysts note possible declines in growth through upcoming quarters amid terrorism and stimulus actions. Sung Won Sohn of Wells Fargo cautions progress in the war on terror will affect consumer confidence and the economy.

Fed Bill Cheney John Hancock Financial Services Boston R. Glenn Hubbard President’s Council of Economic Advisers Congress Bush Federal Reserve Federal Funds Sung Won Sohn Wells Fargo Minneapolis

Americans reach over 50 thousand centenarians in 2000 census

The 2000 census counted 50,454 Americans aged 100 or older, a 35 percent rise in a decade, with researchers citing genetics, lifestyle, and social support as factors. California hosts the most centenarians. South Dakota has the highest percentage.

Washington Bob Roush Huffington Center On Aging Baylor College of Medicine Roush Bernice Bach Bach Oklahoma City Cen California South Dakota

Mixed government tones urge calm and vigilance

Washington moves between reassurance and warnings as officials urge Americans to resume normal air travel while stressing bioterror risks. Critics, including Rep. Shays and Dr. Peters, warn that large scale bioweapons threats are hard to defend against, complicating public guidance.

State Department Bush America David Murray Thompson C.J. Peters Federal Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC John Ashcroft

Notice of Sale in Franklin County Kansas Property

In Franklin County Kansas the Cit Group and ING obtain an order of sale for Lots 41 and 43 in Adams Subdivision Richmond. The sheriff will sell the property at public auction October 24, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. at the Ottawa courthouse front door for cash to satisfy the order. The defendants include Ken E Walker and Brendal Walker among others.

Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Adams Township Richmond Craig A. Davis ELDON Gay Woodside Topeka

Notice of Hearing on Estate Final Statement for Roberts

Notice is given that Dennis Roberts as administrator filed a petition for final settlement of the estates of Jesse J. Roberts and Florence L. Roberts in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. The hearing set for October 15 2001 at 9:00 A.M. requires defenses filed in writing. Dennis Roberts, Administrator Gary L. Jordan Attorney for Administrator 319 South Hickory Ottawa KS 66067 TB5-242-5566

Jesse J. Roberts Florenge L. Roberts Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Gary L. Jordan South Hickory P.O

FDA approves Nuvaring birth control ring

The FDA approved a new contraceptive vaginal ring named Nuvaring that women wear for three weeks each month. It delivers a continuous low hormone dose similar to birth control pills, with a pregnancy risk of one to two per 100 users annually when used as directed. If the ring falls out for more than three hours, additional contraception is needed until reinsertion for seven days.

Washington Food and Drug Administration

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