Ottawa native finds teaching life in Alaskan village
Elizabeth Hornbuckle from Ottawa pursues a fulfilling teaching career in a remote Alaskan village. Weather notes accompany the piece with a forecast of sunny skies today, highs around 44, tonight partly cloudy, lows near 31, and a Sunday forecast in the mid 50s with Sunday night lows in the mid 30s.
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Elizabeth Hornbuckle
Infamy recalled by Pearl Harbor veterans Don Anderson and James McLaughlin
Herald staff writer Candace Jones recalls December 7 1941 when the attack on Pearl Harbor changed history. Don Anderson a Marine near the harbor and James McLaughlin a USS Oklahoma seaman witnessed the raid and survived with minor injuries. Anderson describes riding a motorcycle by the docks as bombs fell nearby.
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Herald
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Pearl Harbor
Don Anderson
Ottawa
James
McLaughlin
Garnett
Oklahoma
Anderson
U.S
Airbus eyes US defense edge as Boeing tanker deal sinks
Airbus and parent EADS move to speed up mid air refueling boom development after the Pentagon suspended Boeing’s 100 aircraft tanker contract. A source says EADS aims to show it can benefit from Boeing’s troubles, while denying any reconsideration of the suspended deal.
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Boeing Corp
Airbus
EADS
U.S
Pentagon
Boeing
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Mike Sears
Darleen Druyun
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Bilingual education grows in Kansas schools
Harris News reports a Kansas Association of School Boards session where Oakdale Elementary teacher Anne Fontes showcased bilingual methods for teaching Hispanic immigrant students. Growth of Hispanic students seeks English mastery and higher retention, with districts adopting English as a second language programs, bilingual classes, and some dual language schools showing improved scores.
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Harris
de Topeka
Salina
Anne Fontes
Oakdale
Kansas Association of School Board
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Fontes
Dif
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Jim Hays
Melanie Stuart
State Department of Education
Guerrilla attacks to grow before transfer of power
Bremer warned Iraqi guerrillas will step up attacks between now and June as the U S led coalition and Governing Council prepare for a Nov 15 agreement based transition. He cited improved U S intelligence and noted a roadside bombing in Baghdad that killed a soldier and wounded 13.
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Baghdad
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U.S
L. Paul Bremer
Associated Press
Bremer
Saddam Hussein
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