Ready for school on the first day
The first day of school brings hugs and goodbyes as families adjust to the new term. reminders to slow down for children echo through school zones as photographers capture moments for Page 3.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2003
Page
6
The first day of school brings hugs and goodbyes as families adjust to the new term. reminders to slow down for children echo through school zones as photographers capture moments for Page 3.
Tonight will be very warm and partly cloudy with a 20 percent storm chance and a low near 73. Tuesday will be hot and partly cloudy with a high near 101. Weather page 10.
Ottawa residents face a hot week with temperatures near 100 and a potential new peak in electricity demand. City utility director Jim Bradley notes current use around 34 megawatts per day, with backups from Kansas City and Grand River utilities and a new 10 megawatt Stag steam generator starting up to meet peak loads. The city plans water conservation talks but expects no major cuts unless Pomona and Melvern lakes drop to 85 percent of conservation pools.
Albany AP reports commuters crowded trains and roads as power plants return online. NERC says grid operating reliably with all but one transmission line in service. Con Edison urges conservation as eight states recover. NYC subways and buses running on schedule. Detroit roads clear. Ontario asks for 50 percent power reduction.
The Ottawa school district welcomes 13 new staff across elementary, middle, and high schools. New faces include Fonda Rose at Ottawa Middle School and Ron Alford as district school psychologist, among others such as Don Brown teaching business at Ottawa High and Brent Kampfe joining as vice principal and language arts teacher.
In Baghdad the Army said a television journalist was fatally shot after soldiers mistook his camera for a rocket launcher. Saboteurs attacked oil pipelines and water supply as U.S. forces faced new resistance. A mortars incident at a Baghdad prison wounded about 60 Iraqis and killed six. Reuters photographer Mazen Dana, 41, was killed while filming near the prison.
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