Summer art show at Carnegie Cultural Center displays student works
Ottawa students exhibit art at the Carnegie Cultural Center as summer courses end. Life size Martian colony and King Tut tomb models by Kevin Honeycutt's classes join paintings by local youths and Elizabeth Layton with viewing hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
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Grandma” Layton
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Marvin wins 2nd state karaoke contest in Kansas
Ottawa singer Travis Marvin clinched a second state title in the Colgate Country Showdown after winning the WIBW FM97 Karaoke contest at Turtle Creek Reservoir in front of about 15,000. He seeks the $100,000 prize and a Nashville trip after state victory, with the next round at the Kansas State Fair on September 15. Marvin performs mostly covers with Room 103 alongside his brother Shawn, father Richard, and Paul Jolley, and plans to write original songs later.
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Accounting scandals lift sales of business books nationwide
A wave of accounting scandals and a falling stock market boosted demand for business books. Jim Collins's Good to Great saw five reprintings in July, totaling 426000 copies since last fall. Robert Prechter's Conquer the Crash reached its fifth printing with 100000 copies in print. Other strong sellers include Larry Bossidy's Execution and Charles Kindleberger's Manias Panics and Crashes. HarperCollins paid six figures for Nina Munk's AOL Time Warner book amid SEC probes.
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British Parents Read Aloud Jump With Potter Hit Power
A London AP brief notes a survey showing UK parents reading to children more than doubling in two years driven by Potter and Tolkien. Ninety percent of parents read regularly now, 94% of mothers and 86% of fathers. Other favorites include Alice in Wonderland Artemis Fowl and The Amber Spyglass. Cleveland officials push to lure films amid tough permits and Toronto rebates.
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