Sacred Heart Spring fundraiser and Ottawa High blood drive
Sacred Heart spring fundraiser on April 20 from 6 30 to 11 includes food auction games and prizes at 4th and Cadar with phone 242 2174 Meanwhile Ottawa High School student council hosts a community blood drive for those 17 and older April 19 from 9 am to 3 pm in the OHS north gym Walk ins welcome Contact the school for details Stop by 1045 Cedar to place an ad.
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Solar flare forecasts improve with unseen sunspot detection
Washington AP reports European researchers led by Jean Loup Bertaux developed a method to detect sunspots while they are still on the far side of the sun using Lyman alpha radiation. The finding may allow advance warnings to protect Earth satellites and communications from space weather disturbances as sunspot activity rises in the current 11 year cycle.
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Obituary: Rebecca Lynn Light of Osawatomie
Rebecca Becky Lynn Light 30 of Osawatomie died April 18 2000 at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City after cancer. Services 11 a m Saturday First United Methodist Church Osawatomie. Born October 5 1969 in Omak Washington to Wilbert and Eva Harlan. She married Mick Light April 15 1989. Survived by husband mother Eva Harlan three brothers Kenneth Renfroe Mark Renfroe Greg Renfroe. Body in state 1 p m Friday Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie with family 6 30 to 8 p m Friday. Burial Cadmus Cemetery. Memorials to M D Anderson Cancer Research Center or Miami County Humane Society.
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Mick" Ryan Light
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Virtual news anchor Ananova debuts on the web
London AP reports Ananova, claimed as the world’s first virtual newscaster, debuted online reading a bulletin about a Philippines plane crash. The CGI anchor with green hair promises to revolutionize news delivery with emotional range, tailored bulletins, and mass appeal to younger Internet users.
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Markets Update From New York and Local Prices
Markets report mid day trading with the Dow up 12.10 to 10779.52 and the Nasdaq rising 44.95 to 3838.52 while the S and P gains 4.38 to 1445.99. Local quotes include Casey's General Stores and WalMart shares, with grain prices listed for Ottawa and Franklin County, showing wheat near 2.12 to 2.21, corn around 1.90 to 1.96, milo about 1.62 to 1.70, and soybeans near 4.84 to 4.92.
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Ottawa Kansas Weather Outlook and Midwest Storm Tracks
AccuWeather 10 day outlook notes tonight partly cloudy and breezy in Ottawa followed by a potent Midwest storm moving up the plains. Expect showers and scattered thunderstorms from Nebraska to New York with gusty winds, warm southeastern temperatures, and showery western conditions. Local temperatures near 92 appear in forecast.
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Osage City coach fired amid alleged misconduct
Osage City High School fired girls basketball coach and teacher Kent Reed after a 6-0 school board vote following six accusations of inappropriate comments and touching of female students. Reed, who denies the charges, plans to appeal while remaining paid through his contract end.
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Zimbabwe land crisis deepens as Mugabe blames farmers
In Harare President Mugabe calls white farmers enemies amid rising violence ahead of parliamentary elections. Opposition MDC cites orchestrated farm occupations and killings, accusing Mugabe of seeking a state of emergency to delay polls.
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