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The OHS golf team took flight for its quest to get back to the state meet.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1999
Page
7
The OHS golf team took flight for its quest to get back to the state meet.
Weather forecast notes likely thunderstorms tonight with possible severe storms. Saturday has a 60 percent chance of storms mainly in the morning, then partly sunny by afternoon. Highs expected between 70 and 75 degrees. Weather section 2A.
A fragmented page reference lists sections such as Advice, Page 4b Classifieds, Comics, Daily Report, Health, Opinion, Obituaries, and Sports. It signals a newspaper layout overview rather than a readable event or notice.
Ruth Moore says donor liver found for Gary Nicholson who underwent transplant Tuesday in Omaha. A benefit dinner auction and dance will be held Saturday at VFW Ottawa post 5901 US-59 with dinner 5 to 7, auction 7 to 8, and dance 8 to ?. admission totals and contact numbers listed for item donations.
U S unemployment hits 4.2 percent in March the lowest on record for Hispanics based on household surveys though payroll gains were weak at 46 000 jobs Economists cite unusual seasonal patterns from a warm winter and expect no Fed rate hike.
Activists freed about 6000 minks from several English farms in August, triggering a wave of attacks on pets and wildlife and leading to many mink deaths from fighting or stress. In December, Texas Commission for the Blind was found to discriminate against two blind employees and paid 55000 dollars to settle.
The Kansas Legislature moved a $9 billion fiscal plan for 2000 through the House amid GOP splits over rail safety spending and budget priorities. Senators advanced a railroad safety package with a 29 to 9 vote, while Democrats pressed to shift funds to mental health and disability programs. The bill also paves the way for a temporary increase in legislators pay for in-session days.
The Herald continues a question and answer feature with Ottawa City Commission and Board of Education hopefuls. Rocky Fleer, a Kansas driver license examiner and longtime Ottawa resident, and Gene Ramsey, owner of EFL Adic 46 Company, respond to four questions each ahead of the local elections.
Yugoslavia opened court proceedings against three captured U S soldiers near the Kosovo border as NATO planes bombed Serbia deep inside its borders. Refugees form miles long lines at Kosovo borders while diplomats debate charges and legality of a Yugoslav court martial.
The Herald publishes a question and answer series with Ottawa City Commission and Board of Education hopefuls. Interviews reveal Jack Maxwell, Louis Reed, and Cheryl Sylvester with biographical details, education, tenure and local ties. Maxwell leads IT at Ottawa University, Reed is a 19 year Defense Security investigator, Sylvester serves as children’s services librarian and current school board president.
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