Weather Outlook For New England And West Coast
An early forecast notes light rain in New England and a few thunderstorms over Minnesota. Occasional snow flurries will drift across the upper ranges. Snow possible in the Northern Rockies and Cascades with rain along the Washington coast. Historic averages cited for year to date.
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Abstinence-Only Programs Dominate School Sex Ed Across Nation
AP reports two surveys show about one third of schools emphasize abstinence as the only option, with 34 percent in Kaiser survey and 35 percent in Guttmacher study endorsing abstinence as the sole approach. Most districts offer both abstinence and contraception discussion, varying by region.
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Open House For Retired Captain Bowling Moved to Wednesday
The Herald corrects the schedule for the tribute to retired police captain Charlie Bowling. The open house will now run from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Ottawa Police Department, 720 West 2nd Street.
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Holiday Gift Store Ads Offer Deep Discounts
New shipments and holiday savings appear across Ottawa area shops. Tory Radin prints and Lang & Main paper goods are discounted, with monogramming options from Positive Impressions. Local stores advertise sale events, gift ideas, and a chance to win a Welteri light card, with age 18+ restrictions.
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Russians, rebels clash near Grozny airport front
Russians and Chechen fighters battled on Grozny’s eastern edge around the airport as refugees were ferried from the fogbound capital by the Russian emergency ministry. A Russian general said Grozny’s airport was taken, though Chechen commanders denied control, while civilians were urged to evacuate before a major assault.
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World Court awards tiny island to Botswana
The World Court ruled 11 to 4 that a small waterlogged island in the Chobe River belongs to Botswana. The island, about 1.5 square miles and largely submerged half the year, has long marked a border with Namibia and prompted military buildup. The court said surrounding waters are not owned by either country and should receive equal treatment. Botswana can use the area for safaris and boating, with Kasikili Sedudu history tracing to 19th century colonial division.
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