Ottawa honors international students with Aug 15 day
The Ottawa City Commission proclaims August 15 as Hong Kong and Malaysia Day to celebrate the university's international students, recognizing cultural links and global ties with Ottawa University.
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Tonight and Friday Weather Forecast Summary
Tonight will be mostly clear with a low near 66. Friday expects a partly cloudy day with a high near 92. Weather page provides this regional outlook and temperature range for readers.
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Local church leader backs gay bishop in New England diocese
Denis Ford, rector at Grace Episcopal Church in Ottawa, praised Rt. Rev Gene Robinson after his election as bishop of New Hampshire. Ford, who trained with Robinson, says the church should adapt as views shift, though some conservatives fear repercussions. He notes Leviticus is debated and Jesus’ example centers on individuals, not law. Ford predicts strong organized opposition but also change in church attitudes.
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Woman dies in I-35 crash near Moonlight Road
Meagan Heady of Richmond died in a 1 35 crash near Moonlight Road in Gardner when the pickup she rode in overturned after leaving the roadway. Her driver, Robert L. Wright of Ottawa, is in critical condition at KU Medical Center. Heady left behind a 2 year old son and funeral arrangements are pending.
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U S pressure keeps Saddam on the run for his life
U S forces pressed Saddam Hussein with nightly raids across Tikrit and rural areas to disrupt his escape network. Maj Gen Odierno said Saddam must move three to four times daily, aided by tribal supporters, as raids erode his backing and raise the price on attacks to five thousand dollars.
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