Ottawa University Christmas vespers set for Sunday in Chapel
Ottawa University will stage a 3 PM Christmas vesper program in the Chapel Auditorium featuring the brass choir Messiah selections and performances by the OU choir symphonette Suzuki Strings and University Ringers. Solos by OU students plus scripture readings and congregational singing round out the public, free event.
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Pearl Harbor veteran recalls attack and war service aboard New Orleans
Bunch, a Navy veteran born in Williamsburg, recounts Pearl Harbor Sunday attack actions aboard the heavy cruiser New Orleans. He describes loading 20 inch shells under fire, the ships' guns jamming, and watching for damage as planes struck Ford Island. He later served in Tassafaronga and Tokyo Bay near the Missouri where peace was signed.
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Survivor recalls Pearl Harbor attack and aftermath
Anderson recounts the surprise Japanese raid on Oahu at Pearl Harbor, witnessing bombers dive and torpedo ships, aiding rescues amid burning oil. He helped investigate infiltrators, served in special forces on Makin Island, later left service in 1947 and settled in Ottawa with Vera. He holds no grudge against Japanese people, but advocates national vigilance.
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Strong willed Andersons prevail in Wiesbaden welcome
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Stock Market Slump Deepens Amid Cautious Trading
Stocks moved lower as downbeat economic reports continued to weigh on sentiment. The Dow fell 15.87 to 2895.80 in early trading, with 953 decliners, 496 gainers, and 575 unchanged on the NYSE as volume stood at 77.58 million shares at noon and the composite index dropped 1.18 to 208.95.
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City opens cheaper licenses to encourage pet spaying
Warren said Citydo not spay or neuter their animals. The city currently offers reduced licenses for spayed or neutered pets to control population. He noted penalties like fines or jail time exist but are rarely used and any such ordinance would require breeding exemptions.
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