Frost Advisory Forecast Tonight and Thursday Warmup
A frost advisory tonight with cold clear conditions and lows in the lower 30s. Thursday will bring sunshine and warmer weather with highs in the mid 60s. Weather details on Page 12.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2003
Page
7
A frost advisory tonight with cold clear conditions and lows in the lower 30s. Thursday will bring sunshine and warmer weather with highs in the mid 60s. Weather details on Page 12.
Ottawa University students through GOTCHA collect socks toiletries medicine, batteries and more for the National Guard post sending aid to U S soldiers in Iraq. The group seeks items like toilet paper, magazines, gum, baby wipes and, especially, socks to help troops in harsh conditions.
Jubilant crowds flooded Baghdad streets praising U S Marines after shells and airstrikes a 40 foot statue of Saddam Hussein toppled in Firdos Square. Brig Gen Vincent Brooks said Saddam loyalists remain in the north as Marines and Army units sweep the city.
Lawrence AP University of Kansas students collect signatures in support of Professor Dennis Dailey accused of using obscene material in an undergraduate human sexuality course. Hundreds sign while Sen. Susan Wagle pushes a budget amendment targeting funding for an academic unit showing such videos. Governor Sebelius weighs whether to intervene as the Legislature adjourns for a brief wrap-up in late April.
Beethoven's final Ninth Symphony manuscript, heavily revised by the composer, could fetch up to 4.6 million dollars at Sotheby's London sale next month. The owner is a private foundation planning a charitable fund for musicians. Roe notes the estimate may be conservative given the manuscript’s rarity and the copyist’s earlier work on the opening sheet sold for 2 million dollars.
Notes show minor tempo and rhythm tweaks and entirely new sections added over prior work. Hidden pieces of music have never been published, with vitriolic final peat passage amid calls for freedom and brotherhood. Beethoven deaf for eight years at first performance in 1824, died at 57 three years later.
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