Markets dip after Supreme Court ruling and profit taking
New York stocks fell modestly as a Supreme Court decision against Microsoft and profit taking cooled a recent rally. The Nasdaq logged five straight gains amid political tension from U S military actions in Afghanistan and ongoing market uncertainty. Local quotes show selective moves in firms like Walmart and O'Reilly Auto and grain prices reported for Franklin and surrounding counties.
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Adams couple obituary for Joshua and Kaitlyn Adams
Joshua Shane Adams 22 and daughter Kaitlyn Brooke Adams one died Oct 5 2001 funeral 2 pm Friday Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa burial Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg visitation 7 8 pm Thursday Memorials Adams Children's Fund full obituary later Norma Ernest P Sink 85 died Oct 8 2001 funeral 10 am Friday Calvary Baptist Church burial Highland Ottawa Talmage L Engles 79 died Oct 7 2001 Ottawa funeral 10 am Wednesday Dengel Son Mortuary born 1922 Timbo Arkansas longtime Ottawa resident 29 year Farmland Industries employee survived by son Timothy Engles and daughter Sandra Casteel etc Helen Lucina Gepner 86 formerly of Clay Center died Oct 7 2001 Greenwood Cemetery Clay Center graveside 2 pm Thursday Florence A Mead Garnett 98 died Oct 7 2001 First United Methodist Garnett funeral 10 am Thursday burial New Lancaster Memorials to First United Methodist Garnett Garnett Claron Harold Stewart 82 died Oct 7 2001 Garnett 10:30 am Friday Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel burial Garnett Cemetery Glenn Edward Tuba Tush 76 died Oct 4 2001 Osawatomie Osawatomie Cemetery burial Osawatomie Osawatomie funeral held Eddy Bir chard Osawatomie Tuba survived by two daughters and other relatives Dorothy Iona Turner 92 Osawatomie died at daugh ters home Topeka funeral 2 pm Saturday Eddy Birchard Osawatomie Burial Osawatomie Cemetery survivors include three daughters and two sons
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Ham and Bean Meals Bazaar at Trinity Church
Community bazaar at Trinity Church 630 N Cedar offers ham and bean meals Thursday Oct 11. Serving 11 am to 1 pm and 5 to 7 pm with prices five dollars for adults and nine dollars for children.
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Chinese rocker wins partial settlement over ugly singer claims
Beijing court orders Wang wa.com and Netease.com to pay Zang Tianshuo 2620 dollars after two sites ran polls ranking China’s ugliest singers. Zang, who was rated third ugliest, said his life fell apart after the online bashing.
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National Weather Forecast Summary for Midweek
AccuWeather data show a storm centered over the western Great Lakes bringing rain to the region tomorrow. A cold front will trigger thunderstorms from Missouri to northern Texas. Showers are expected in the Pacific Northwest with sunshine in the rest of the West. Yesterday’s high and record high and low are noted.
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