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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2003
Page
7
The OHS girls soccer team found fun in a weather-shortened game against Immaculata, with action limited but spirits high as the matchup reached its shortened conclusion.
Tonight mostly cloudy with fog after midnight. Lows near 45. Saturday warmer with partly cloudy skies and highs around 68. Saturday night partly cloudy with lows in the lower 50s. Weather page eight.
The Herald reports severe storms Thursday damaged homes and barns near Rantoul and Wellsville and a log cabin roof was torn off. Harry Peckham’s farm south of Rantoul suffered extensive losses including a 160000 bushel grain bin while Memo ry Lane Christmas Tree Farm trees appeared unscathed. In Franklin County a possible brief touchdown near Pomona prompted reports but no injuries or damage were confirmed.
Keith Clark, hired in February as Community Corrections director for Kansas fourth judicial district, oversees Franklin Osage Coffey and Anderson counties. He drafts the department's comprehensive plan, handles 150 to 170 cases monthly, and balances juvenile and adult supervision with treatment options. Clark, an Emporia State sociology graduate, previously served in Districts 8 and 10 and most recently directed District 6 community corrections.
The Herald reports April's rainfall exceeds average in Ottawa with 4.27 inches this month, over the 3.22-inch average, though far from record years. Thursday brought 0.45 inches, helping Ottawa approach the 8.60-inch seasonal total. Rainfall fills Pomona and Melvern lakes to above full levels for the first time.
President Bush told NBCs Tom Brokaw there is some evidence that U S air strikes on the first night of the Iraq war may have killed or severely wounded Saddam Hussein. He cautioned Iran and Syria not to interfere in Iraq while denying any military plans against them and said U S troops would stay as long as necessary.
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