03 Feb 2003
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2003
Page
1
A Tuscaloosa ordinance bans outdoor sofas washing machines and other items to curb unsightly porches. The law targets university students though council president opposed broad limits saying 35 000 households are affected by a rule aimed at 25 students. The ban takes effect March 1.
Local stock quotes include United Parcel B at 60.70 and Casey’s Gen St at 11.25 with declines. Grain quotations at Overbrook Co op Ottawa Edgerton and Franklin County services show hard wheat at 3.58, soybeans 5.44, corn 2.28, milo 2.28 to 4.14, with multiple price notes across locations.
Correction to Saturday's court report states an answer hearing is set for 10 a.m. Feb. 3 in the two civil cases filed by Drs. Harvey and Gaus against Susan Poelstra and Christine Theele.
Ottawa American Legion and Auxiliary host a chili or soup supper on February 5 from 4 30 to 7 00 pm at VFW Hall along North 59 Highway. Adults pay 4 and youths under 12 pay 2 50, dessert extra. Quilt classes begin February 6 with enrollment at Chris' Corner 229 South Main, 242 1922.
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Erma Ruth Nitcher 94 of Ottawa on February 1 2003 graveside services at Hope Cemetery with Pastor Clyde Green officiating. She lived in Ottawa many years with earlier time in California and Westboro Missouri. She was a homemaker and three marriages. Also listed are John Buford Anderson 99 Ottawa Retirement Village funeral February 2003 at 15th Street Church of Christ and other area obituaries including Diana Kay Green and Bert W Broers with service details, family survivors, and burial plans.
Iraqi parliament speaker Saadoon Hammadi warned that if the United States invades to topple Saddam Hussein Iraq will inflict massive casualties on American troops. He told European Parliament legislators that American aggression would be a catastrophe and that they will incur casualties beyond their imagination.
Two Powerball drawings produced winners, with numbers 2 11 16 21 39 and Powerball 42. Next jackpot set at 10 million dollars. Kansas Cash 3 4 12 16 32 and Super Cashball 17. New jackpot listed at 292 thousand dollars.
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