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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2006
Page
1
The current issue lists nation's top video activity with Top VHS DVD Rentals and Top DVD Sales highlights. Titles include Flightplan The Legend of Zorro In Her Shoes Tim Burtons Corpse Bride Lord of War Wedding Crashers The Fog Two for the Money Red Eye and The Man. Kid Video leads with Elmo Dora Barney Thomas and related titles.
A cinema analysis of Freedomland highlights themes of racial tension and media portrayal as Samuel L. Jackson and Julianne Moore lead a crime drama about a woman claiming her child was abducted. The film invites discussion on justice and community fear, though content carries language and violence warnings.
In New York a Clinton wax figure joins the gallery of presidents and public figures at Madame Tussauds Times Square. The statue, crafted in London, reflects Clinton as senator in a display alongside Bush Reagan Kennedy and Bill Clinton. Unveiled Thursday amid Presidents Day weekend buzz and 2008 bid talk.
Paid political ad highlights Albert Cottman supporting a vote. Ottawa VFW hosts an Old Time Country dance on February 16 from 6 to 11 pm with sandwiches. Mason's Memory presents a healthcare awareness luncheon Friday 11 am to 1 pm at the Franklin County Annex. Free, open to the public, door prizes, info at 242-8882.
Kansas consumers are warned by Attorney General Phill Kline about rapid refund loans secured against expected tax refunds. These short term loans carry upfront fees and high interest, risking smaller or disallowed refunds. Filing electronically via IRS Free File lowers costs and speeds deposits, while warning against phishing emails. If unsure, contact the IRS at 800 829 1040. Public guidance notes April 15 falls on a Saturday this year, extending to April 17.
Herald staff lists events in Ottawa: Ottawa Middle School Valentine dances for grade six at 5:30 to 7 and 7:30 to 9 with snacks. Eagles dinner at 6 with a five dollar donation. generational Valentine social at Ottawa Senior Center 8 to 10 with Youth Action Council. live music at The Potter's Wheel by Mark Dunker and Christie Walker. venues on S Main St and E 15th St.
A dense public calendar lists McGruff appearances at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium and multiple theater, library, and community events across Ottawa and Wellsville. Highlights include Our Town auditions at Carnegie Cultural Center, readings and book sales at the Ottawa Library and Baker University Founders Day, plus arts acts at The Potter's Wheel and Bailey Kate and Fish for Breakfast. Community notices note PATH exercise, toddler time, and a Rotary blood drive.
Herald staff report highlights out of town events with Jodie Garcia. At 7 30 p m Canada s Royal Winnipeg Ballet performs The Magic Flute at Lied Center Kansas University Lawrence Call 785 864 2787 for ticket information From 7 p m to 8 p m Bonner and Bonner Diversity Series features Morris Seligman Jr speaking on A Passion for Justice Albert Taylor Hall Emporia State University Emporia On Thursday 7 30 p m Oklahoma at Lawrence Call 785 864 2787 for ticket information Times vary The Nerd at American Heartland Theatre Kansas City MO visit www americanheartlandtheatre com for details
Local notices show Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at First Baptist Church basement 4108 Hickory St at 8 p m and at First Christian Church 10458 Hickory St at 7 p m. Also Keep It Simple group meets at Franklin County Mental Health Center basement 204 E 16th St at 10 am. Franklin County Genealogical Society gathers in Ran som Memorial Hospital Conference Room 1301 Main St Ottawa at 2 p m. mentors reference 410 Hickory St.
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