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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2004
Page
1
Stocks headed lower as Coca Cola issued a gloomy forecast and August industrial output rose 0.1 percent versus expectations of 0.5 percent. Dow fell 46.68 to 10271.48 while Nasdaq slid 14.72 to 1900.68 and S&P declined 4.76 to 1123.57. Local market quotes show grain and futures prices with county farm numbers.
A collage of grocer and liquor store deals, cleaning service promos, zoning talk, tobacco specials, and public notices. Highlights include Bud Light and Coors Light 20 packs at 13.89, weed eaters 49 and up, back to school specials, a recreation zoning vote, and a water line flushing advisory for 3 Guys Liquor and the area.
Codie Wade Prochaska 24 of Ottawa died Monday September 13 2004 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born April 28 1980 in Lawrence he was a Pomona High School graduate class of 1998 in residential construction. Survivors include father Bill Prochaska Pomona mother Leigh Prochaska Miller Ottawa daughter Zowie Prochaska Ottawa son Colson Guilfoyle Ottawa sister Caitlin Prochaska Lawrence grandparents Charles and Dottie Miller Ottawa great grandmother Arietta Watts Ottawa and companion Ronda Early Ottawa. Funeral services 10 am Friday at Dengel Son Mortuary officiated by Rev Scott Dickinson. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Memorials to Codie W Prochaska Memorial Fund care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS.
Luke Calvin Tindill age 3 of Ottawa died Tuesday September 14 2004 at home. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Duane Pedrow officiating. Born August 22 2001 to Kimberly Dawn Gragg Comstock in Lawrence. Survivors include mother Kimberly Dawn Comstock and Brad Comstock Princeton sister Dawn Nicole Comstock Ottawa grandparents Debbie Gragg Ottawa Elaine Gall Holt Missouri stepgrandparents Lonnie and Sylvia Comstock Waverly great grandparents Calvin and Dorothy Shaffer Ottawa aunt Buffy Thompson and Carrie Berry Kandice Gragg Janie Raymond. Visitation Wednesday 7 to 8 p.m. Burial Princeton Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Luke Calvin Tindill Memorial Fund care of Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa KS.
Daniel Harvey Tinsley, 79, Osawatomie, died Sunday September 12, 2004. He served in the US Navy in the South Pacific during World War II and worked for Missouri Pacific, then Union Pacific, retiring in the mid 1980s. He survived by Rosella Goudie Tinsley, a son, a brother, two sisters, a grandchild, and three great grandchildren. burial with military honors at Quaker Cemetery. Visitation Friday 6 to 8 p.m. at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home.
Leo Glen Crim 62 died Sept 14 2004 at Olathe Medical Center funeral 10 a m Thursday at Wilson’s Funeral Home Wellsville born May 13 1942 Redfield parent Virgil and Pearl Crim Army 1963 Vietnam veteran ran concrete foundation business since 1992 married Alice Kaye Stevens May 26 1967 Morse survivors include three daughters a son five brothers three sisters 11 grandchildren great grandchild and many nieces and nephews burial Pleasant Valley Cemetery Ft Scott memorials to Leo Crim Memorial Fund care of Wilson’s Funeral Home Wellsville KS 66092
A U S federal advisory panel recommends a strong black box warning on all antidepressants used for children. The warning would apply to doctors and patient directed advertising, aiming to reduce risk of self harm thoughts and actions amid concerns raised by patients families and researchers. The advisers also noted no change in prescription rates after earlier warnings. Also United Nations updates show the United States softening oil sanction threats against Sudan to gain Security Council support over Darfur atrocities. The revised text shifts to consider petroleum sector measures if Khartoum does not comply with UN resolutions.
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