Ottawa Main Street vacancies studied for growth
The Kansas Department of Commerce with Main Street associations studies vacant space in 22 cities, and Ottawa’s area from the Marais des Cygnes River to City Park shows 5 unoccupied of about 143 venues. Mary Allison Haney notes room for growth while Jean Warta cautions the department will set a health range based on area size and space.
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Kansas Department of Commerce
Ottawa Main Street Association
Ottawa
Mary Allison Haney
Marais Des Cygnes
City Park
Fifth
Main Streets
Walnut
Hickory Streets
Hickory Street
Main Street
Walnut Street
2Nd
Haney
Jean Warta
Free help to track wandering loved ones at Ottawa event
Saturday event at Ottawa Retirement Village offers free enrollment in the Safe Return program for people with Alzheimer's or dementia who may wander. The Heart of America Chapter will waive the usual 40 enrollment fee, aiding police and families by quickly identifying missing individuals. Local sponsor East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging highlights caregiver benefits.
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Vickie Moss
Ottawa
Safe Return
Alzheimer’s Association Heart of America Chapter
East Central Kansas
Spain bomb suspect indicted for 9 11 attacks link
Amer Azizi a Morocco born fugitive tied to the March 11 Madrid train bombings was indicted for helping to plan the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States. The 36-year-old provided lodging and acted as a courier for plotters and met with key operatives in July 2001 in the Tarragona region. The indictment accuses him of murder counts equal to the Sept. 11 casualties and names his ties to Imad Yarkas’s Spain based al Qaida cell.
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Maria Jesus Prades
Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
United States
Amer Azizi
U.S
Mohamed Atta
Baltasar Garzon
Azizi
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Tarragona
Garzon
Atta
Ramzi Binalshibh
Binalshibh
Imad Yarkas
al- Qaida
Britain
Turkey
Photographs Show Abuse at Abu Ghraib Prison
CBS News aired images from Abu Ghraib near Baghdad depicting naked prisoners with hoods, one bearing a slur, triggering criminal charges against six U.S. soldiers. March court martial proceedings accuse dereliction of duty cruelty and assault among the 20 prisoners affected, while seven officers including Brig. Gen. Janice Karpinski face possible disciplinary action.
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New York
U.S
CBS News
60 Minutes
CBS
Abu Ghraib
Baghdad
Iraq
U.S. Army
800Th Military
Janice Karpinski
800Th Brigade
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