Ottawa High Girls Rally To 2-3 After Paola Victory
The Ottawa High girls basketball team improved to 2-3 with crisp ball movement and solid defense in a Thursday night win over Paola Panthers. Page 1B references the game coverage.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1997
Page
8
The Ottawa High girls basketball team improved to 2-3 with crisp ball movement and solid defense in a Thursday night win over Paola Panthers. Page 1B references the game coverage.
Outside cooler and partly cloudy conditions forecast Saturday with a high near 35 degrees. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. For more weather details, see page 2.
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U S Rep Sam Farr introduced a bill to close an Unemployment Tax Act loophole allowing a Santa Cruz voting monitor to claim aid after being laid off and collect about 12000 in benefits over two years. In Beltsville Maryland researchers developed an explosion system using supersonic shock waves to tenderize meat without affecting taste, pending commercial use within a year.
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Federal aviation officials blamed human error for a power surge at the Kansas City air traffic control center in Olathe, triggering a four minute outage that interrupted radar and voice systems and led to cancellations and delays across Kansas City and St Louis area airports. Backup tracking resumed by 9 20 am and the full scope remained under review.
U N reports limited access as Iraq refuses inspections of presidential palaces and other sites. Butler says Baghdad expanded restricted areas and insists no weapons of mass destruction exist. U S plans to circulate a draft declaration while negotiations continue on access.
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