Eight-year-old Ottawa boy struck by pickup and home recovering
Andrew Rome, 8, was struck Dec 9 at Fourth and Main in Ottawa. He spent four days at Children's Mercy Hospital before returning home. Doctors diagnosed concussion and minor skull fracture with a cracked but non displaced skull. He recalls the incident and is expected to heal, with ongoing chiropractor care for remaining soreness. Ottawa Police ruled it an accident with no charges.
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Ottawa Police Department
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Bush pledges deficit cuts to reassure markets
President Bush vowed to work with Congress to shrink the federal deficit to bolster a strong dollar. He spoke after a White House meeting with Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi as markets tracked a weaker dollar and October trade deficits.
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Treasury Department
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United States
Localteacher Brooks Earns National Board Certification
Fourth grade teacher Kathy Brooks of Eugene Field Elementary School at 720 Tremont St has earned National Board Certification. She is the first Ottawa School District teacher to reach this level, one of 29 Kansas teachers this year and 177 statewide. Principal Chris Korb praised her dedication to ongoing learning and commitment to quality education for students.
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Kathy Brooks
Jayden Hall
Brooks
Ottawa
Kansas
Tremont St
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Korb
Being married is a good thing
A government study confirms married adults are generally healthier and less prone to illness than other groups, with fewer headaches and less stress. Researchers note marriage may provide economic and social support or reflect healthier individuals who marry, while noting obesity remains a risk.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
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Charlotte Schoenborn
Schoenborn
The
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Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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