OU Freshman Barr Advances Two Idol Rounds Before Cut
Oklahoma University freshman Stephanie Barr reached the first two rounds of the Fox talent show American Idol before being cut. The brief notes she appeared on Entertainment Page 5.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2002
Page
7
Oklahoma University freshman Stephanie Barr reached the first two rounds of the Fox talent show American Idol before being cut. The brief notes she appeared on Entertainment Page 5.
USD 290 district key issue is land for a new elementary. A 30 acre parcel at Davis and Wilson roads was optioned for 2500 dollars with six months to close. The 200000 total land cost and nearby utilities appeal, aiding plans for three new elementaries and high school renovations if the January 21 bond passes.
Tonight will be mostly clear with lows in the mid 20s. Friday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 40s. Friday night turns partly cloudy with lows in the mid 20s. Weather, Page 12.
A Kansas mother balances motherhood college and work while raising 3 year old Jacob Dusang with minimal child support. The article notes 35 percent of female headed families receive support and explains the Kansas CSE program and local childcare costs and subsidies.
The Kansas no call list does not apply to market researchers but some surveys by phone remain a complaints target. State officials note exemptions for market research firms and charities while recent data show 1,700 complaints with 125 about research firms.
Ottawa city commissioners split 3-2 over joining a lawsuit filed by cities and counties against Gov. Bill Graves. Some members oppose the action, arguing the suit won’t help, while others support it. the city faces a $120,000 loss from Graves’s deep cuts to demand transfers.
About 500 students and teachers will receive a driver’s manual on navigating a temporary roundabout at 11th and Ash. Crews will replace four way stops during school break, inviting public feedback to inform Cedar Street overhaul grants planned for February.
City officials discuss using roundabouts on Cedar Street to slow traffic as part of an improved street project. Kansas Department of Transportation backs roundabouts with federal and state funding, while officials acknowledge initial criticism before drivers adapt. The experiment aims to calm traffic and local officials hope it will work.
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