Market gains follow better jobless claims data
Wall Street rose after a stronger than expected jobless claims report eased selling pressure, lifting stocks after the Dow briefly fell to a five year low. Local quotes show several firms moving, with mixed results across retailers and manufacturers, while commodity prices in Overbrook and Ottawa edged higher for wheat and soybeans.
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4-H Rowdy Wrangler Meeting in Sacred Heart Basement
Community brief notes a Pomona Lions Club ham and bean supper on Saturday Oct 12 at Pomona High School. Admission is 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children. Junior class sponsors a chill supper this Friday from 5 to 7 pm in the OWS Cyclone Room with tickets 8 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children under 12.
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Eugene "Tim" Marks obituary in Ottawa Kansas
Eugene Tim Marks 87 of Ottawa died September 30 2002 cremated services with military honors October 12 at Greenwood Cemetery born September 16 1915 in Lincoln Township worked 30 years as heavy equipment operator in Alaska and on the Alaska Highway served in WWII married Zelda Louise Weix in London survived by two sons a daughter sister four grandchildren and six great grandchildren burial at Greenwood Memorials in care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas 66067 links to condolences at DengelMortuary.com
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Ad Astra statue near top of Kansas statehouse
After a faltering start, workers aim to hoist a 22 foot bronze Kansa Indian statue to the Kansas Statehouse dome, 300 feet up, awaiting favorable wind. The project, funded largely by private donations, drew debate amid costs and delays tied to plate alignment and bolts.
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Kline Drops Two Debates In AG Race
Kansas attorney general candidate Phll Kline withdraws from planned debates with Democrat Chris Biggs. The Shawnee attorney cites scheduling conflicts for events in Johnson County and Topeka. Biggs staff express surprise, while campaign manager Marci Gentry questions Kline's seriousness.
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