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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2003
Page
1
A roadside bomb near al Samarrai mosque in New Baghdad killed a U.S. soldier and two Iraqi civilians as a convoy passed. A bus was badly damaged and 13 others injured, with hospital officials confirming two civilian deaths.
Egypt urged Palestinian factions to offer a cease fire and empower leaders to negotiate with Israel, while Israel signaled reduced actions if a truce is agreed. Syrian UN ambassador Fayssal Mekdad blamed Israel's conditions for stalled talks, recalling 2000 peace efforts over the Golan Heights.
William J. Hensley 85 died Tuesday December 2 2003 at Brandon Woods Retirement Community Lawrence He was born March 30 1918 in Cedar Rapids Iowa to William Anthony and Birdie Mae Lambert Hensley An evangelist and preacher for the Church of Christ in several states including Ottawa and the Franklin County area He married Verneta Clem October 15 1941 in Red Cloud Nebraska She survives Also surviving are two sons Edward Anthony Garberville California Craig William LaVerne California a daughter Gayle Bisbee Indianapolis and four grandchildren Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Visitation 630 PM to 800 PM Monday at Warren McElwain Mortuary 120 W 13th St Lawrence Memorials to the church in care of the funeral home
The notice lists multiple events and sales at Windy Pines and Stop N Save locations. Highlights include a HOLIDAY OPEN House with refreshments and door prizes at Pomona Community Center on Dec 7, extended hours Dec 1 2, a RMH Gift Shop event, Poinsettias, Christmas lights and gift wrap discounts, and demonstrations by artist Nancy Oakes at Chriss Corner during the parade. Also mentions extended hours, contact numbers, and various sale items across several addresses.
Secretary of State Colin Powell revived debate on NATO taking a direct military role in Iraq, though no immediate expansion is expected. He noted NATO would focus this year on Afghanistan where 5700 peacekeepers will be expanded from Kabul to provincial cities. Spain, Italy, and Poland backed a broader NATO role, while France and Germany signaled caution and may demand UN control before deploying troops.
Quotation rounds from Overbrook Co-op show hard wheat at 3.83, soybeans 7.49, corn 2.30, milo 2.30 with Ottawa and Edgerton readings at 3.83 and 7.44 for soybeans. Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posted county prices: wheat 4.00, corn 2.36, milo 3.99, soybeans 7.33.
The Anglican Church in Southeast Asia voted to sever ties with the U S Episcopal Church after its Nov 2 consecration of openly gay Bishop Gene Robinson of New Hampshire. Leaders representing about 170,000 Anglicans in eight Asian countries called for repentance and alignment with Biblical truths.
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