Classifieds and comics tease across pages six through nine
A brief reader notice highlights page allocations for the day including classifieds on page six, comics on pages eight and nine, daily report on page two, entertainment on page three, opinion and obituaries on page one, and sports coverage across the edition.
Weather outlook predicts heat with storms possible
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a chance of storms and a low near 68. Friday turns cooler and sunnier with a high near 93. Page 10.
City commission kills tax rate hike in Ottawa
City commissioners voted 3 to 2 to cut two mills from the proposed property tax levy, keeping the rate at 42.44 mills for the coming year. Mayor Richard Jackson and commissioners Gene Ramsey and Rocky Fleer supported the cut citing county mill increases and hoped revenue from sales and valuation would cover expenses. Deb Henningsen and Charles Gillette opposed, warning reserves could be strained and a major setback could tighten the budget.
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Ottawa City Commission
Richard Jackson
Gene Ramsey
Rocky Fleer
Ramsey
Jackson
Commission
Library Board
Fleer
Deb Henningsen
Charles Gillette
Henningsen
Ottawa group seeks to save Old Middle School as plan unfolds
Architect Steve Foutch and the Friends of the Old Middle School addressed county officials as they push to preserve the Main Street structure condemned in 1996. Proposals include affordable elderly housing, a convention center, and a recreation facility funded by around 1000 members at 10 dollars each, with costs placed between 8 and 9 million dollars.
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Ottawa Middle School
Main Street
Steve Foutch
Friends of
Old Middle School
Foutch
County Commission
School Board
Ottawa City
Gastinger Walker Harden Architects
Kansas City
The
Friends
Israelis kill top Hamas official in Gaza strike
Israeli forces killed senior Hamas political leader Ismail Abu Shanab in a Gaza City missile attack, amid retaliation for a deadly bus bombing. The strike prompted Hamas threats of revenge as Israel also raided Nablus Jenin and Tulkarem searching for militants. Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas warned the assassination would harder crackdown on militants.
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Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Israel
Hamas
West Bank
Nablus
Jenin
Tulkarem
Mahmoud Abbas
Ismail Abu Shanab
Washington
Abu Shanab
Liberians pick businessman as interim leader
In Liberia a Monrovia businessman Gyude Bryant was named to head a two year power sharing transition after 14 years of civil war. The choice was announced by chief mediator retired Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar at peace talks in Accra. Bryant 54 a heavy equipment dealer was regarded as the neutral option among three finalists. The accord follows Charles Taylor’s Aug 11 resignation and exile and bans combatants from top posts, with leaders chosen from party and civic nominee lists.
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Accra
Ghana
Liberia
Monrovia
Abdulsalami Abubakar
Gyude Bryant
Ment
Charles Taylor
Bryant
Jobless claims drop to six month low in US
Washington reports 386000 new claims for unemployment benefits last week, down 17000 from the prior period and the lowest since February. Analysts see sub 400000 figures as a sign of improving job market despite outages and ongoing payroll cuts.
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Washington
U.S
Labor Department
Bush
Dou
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National Fire Protection Agency
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Jennifer Palin
Wichita
Kansas Highway Patrol
Palin