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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2003

Page

6

Weather Update Impacts Franklin County Schools Closings

The weather disruption affects Hawthorne and Lincoln schools and Williamsburg High School basketball, with Franklin County Mental Health Center and Neosho County Community College classes canceled or delayed. Roads remain icy as crews apply sand and chemicals, winds cause drifting snow, and temperatures hover around freezing with a possible thaw by weekend.

Ottawaherald.com KOFO Hawthorne Lincoln Williamsburg High School Madison Franklin County Mental Health Center Mid- America Nutrition Neosho County Community College Collins Ray DeJulio County Public Works Andy Haney City Public Works Haney DeJulio Centropolis Kansas Kansas City Missouri National Weather Service Franklin County Davis

U S Apology Over Afghan Strike Deaths Emerges

U S officials acknowledge civilian deaths after an A 10 attack near Gardez aimed at a Taliban suspect. Villagers say the dead man was a laborer. officials question if the target was present, while Khalilzad stresses restraint and the aim to capture militants. Kofi Annan calls for a full investigation amid Afghan and UN concern.

U.S Mullah Wazir Zalmay Khalilzad Iran Hilferty Afghanistan Gardez U.N Kofi Annan Hamid Karzai Khalilzad

Iraq war gains touted as 4 divisions return home

Joint Chiefs Chair Richard Myers and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said the United States is clearly winning in Iraq as four of the Army's 10 divisions come home early next year to rest and retrain. They warned the recent drop in anti coalition attacks may be temporary.

U.S Iraq Joint Chiefs of Staff Richard Myers United States Myers Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Rumsfeld

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