Ottawa briefing slate includes city hall session and school hearing
Monday Ottawa City Commission work session at city hall at 4 p.m. USD 365 hosts a school facilities hearing at Montada Elementary at 7 p.m. A PATH exercise group meets 9 to 10 a.m. Tuesday at Don Woodward Center. KDOT holds a public hearing on U.S. 59 routes 5 to 8 p.m. at Baldwin High School cafeteria. Ottawa City Commission holds a special meeting called at Baldwin.
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City Hall
USD
Montada
Don Woodward
Kansas Department of Transportation
Baldwin High School
Baldwin
Market steadies as gains and spending show mixed signals
Markets edged higher amid bar gain hunting and fresh evidence of consumer spending while traders remained skeptical about the economy. The Dow and S P 500 fell slightly while the Nasdaq gained. Local stock quotes feature United Parcel, Wendy's, Wal-Mart, Praxair and others with mixed moves. Grain prices are listed for Overbrook Co op, Ottawa and Edgerton with county prices at Franklin County.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
H&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
Comm
Fed Corp
Clarcor Inc
USA Education
Praxair Inc
Wal-Mart
Suntron Corp
Edward D. Jones & Co
Overbrook Co-op
Milo
Ottawa
Edgerton
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Connecticut ice cream trucks meet neighborhood resistance
In Hartford fans of Mister Softee face four noise violation citations over months as activists denounce loud music from ice cream trucks. Lawyer Ron Johnson defends the trucks arguing the city noise ordinance is unconstitutional and that ice cream music is a time honored tradition. Meanwhile in Norfolk, the ACLU backs a middle school student suspended for blue hair, with the family saying older brother colors his hair without issue.
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Iscream
Hartford
Softee
Felix Rios
Rios
Ron Johnson
Norfolk, Va
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Jesse Doyle
Norview Middle School
Kim McConnell
McConnell
Norfolk
Obituaries Sweep Osawatomie Area in April 2002
Obituary notices honor Donald Joe Stafford 63 of Osawatomie with Navy service and a life of driving trucks in multiple states. Charlotte Hagadorn 93 of Osawatomie dies. Deloris Baldwin 76 of Waverly dies. Joel Morgan Wallis 40 of Princeton dies. Michael C. Higginbotham Jr. 22 of Ottawa dies. Funeral details, family survivors, and memorials listed for each.
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Donald Joe Stafford Osawatomie
Donald Joe Stafford
Eddy Birchard
Washington, Ind
Clifford and
Juanita Carnahan Stafford
Mitchell
Ind
U.S. Navy
Anderson
Lake Havasu
Ariz
Merriam
Kan
General Motors Corp
Osawatomie
Sprint Corp
Helen Ann Brown
Baptist Church
Teamster's Union
Jason
Stafford
Shawnee
Ingrid Hahn
Portland
Ore
Darrell Stafford
Oceanside
Calif
Sue Canfield
Rosie Houston
Osawatomie Cemetery
Charlotte Ann Hagadorn
Quenemo
Charles
Mary Dowd Tyner
Quenemo High School
Ottawa
Douglas Ward
Joel Morgan Wallis
Princeton
Denger & Son Mortuary
Steven Iversen
Subic Bay
Phillipines
Jerry
Carol (McKinsey) Wallis
Ottawa High School
Wal-Mart
King Radio
Honeywell
E.F.T.C
Lawrence
U.S. Army
Germany
Fort Lewis
Washington
Army
Christine Fuson
Shelley Cantrell
McKenzie Wallis
Savannah Cantrell
Russell Wallis
Damon Wallis
Sherry Lewis
Frieda Wallis
Eldon
Highland Cemetery
V.F.W. Post
Meals On Wheels
McKenzie Wallis Trust Fund
Dengel & Son Mortuary
S. Hickory
Michael C. Higginbotham JR
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Holmes Cemetery
Paola
Michael C. Higginbotham Sr
Sandra Meiers
Rantoul
Williamsburg
Leadbetter Homes
Wal-Mart Supercenter
Treva Lamm
Michelle Higginbotham
Centropolis
Jonathan
Jesse Higginbotham
Harveyville
Loren
Ivana Higginbotham
Mapleton
Bill
Deloris Meiers
Louise Brittingham
Pomona
Phyllis Clevenger Peterson
Michael Higginbotham Jr
Dengel & Son
Dengelmortuary
Saddam Hussein 65th Birthdaymarked by Loyalist Rallys
Iraq marked President Saddam Hussein s 65th birthday with mass loyalty displays. Tens of thousands marched in Baghdad while Tikrit hosted the largest celebration with schoolgirls dancing and flags. State media proclaimed a free Iraq defiant against U S British Zionist colonialism.
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Tikrit
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Baghdad
Saddam
United States Regains Seat on UN Human Rights Commission
The United States has won back its seat on the United Nations Human Rights Commission after a year out, following an uncontested Western slate approved by the Economic and Social Council. Ambassador Sichan Siv said the move reaffirms U.S. commitment to human rights and looks ahead to active participation. The Geneva meeting earlier voted 20-19 not to censure Tran over executions, torture, minority discrimination, and press freedom concerns.
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United States
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Commission
U.N
Washington
U.S
Bush
Italy
Spain
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Commission On Human Rights
Sichan Siv
Human Rights Commission
Geneva
Tran
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Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Clean
Ottawaherald.com
Cedar
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main
Janie Godfrey
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
First Baptist Church
Fourth
Hickory
Narcotics Anonymous
First United Methodist Church
Cal
Seekers
Community Four
United Parcel
Casey's Gen St
Wendy’s
Stranger Than ‘Fiction
Ad Briefs
E. Franklin
APA
S. Main Annex
Tyr
Cartier
Carter
S. Cedar
Hagadorn
Connie Lou
Om Neb
Geri Sue Whitney
American Ee Fund
Olathe Hospice
Delores Baldwin Waverly
Deloris Baldwin
Memorial Chapel of
Olathe
Hume
Virgil O
Gerturde West Woodfin
Kansas City
Hotel Continental
Sunshine Biscuit Company
Pyramid Insurance Company
Mission
Montgomery Wards
Robert O. Baldwin
Pleasanton
Robert W. Baldwin
Wellsville
Danny Baldwin
Sandra Buckley
Sharon Shippy
Wichita
Jeanette Rewerts
William Woodfin
Jean Dickerson
Concord
Jones Funeral Home
Waverly
American Diabetes Assoc
American Heart Assoc
Dengelmortuary.com
Wallis
Higginbotham
Happy
Red Bray
Farm Bureau Financial Servies
Manhattan
Oficar
Kennas
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Stone Grammy
Trinali
Ruth
Lawren
Medicare
Helios
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