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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2006
Page
7
Upstate New York could receive over a foot of snow while the lower Mississippi Valley faces mixed precipitation. Forecasts show rising temperatures nationwide as Wyoming’s Rockies remain the coldest spot with frigid conditions and an 18 degree measure noted.
The Maple Leaf Quilters Guild of Baldwin City will meet at 7 pm Thursday at the Baldwin City Public Library. Dora Davis will present the Iris Folding program. Kits will be for sale and attendees should bring scissors. visitors are welcome.
Pawnee County Co op auditor Kim Barnes in Larned argues sparsely populated areas can shape Kansas bioscience goals. He envisions biomass plants turning manure into methane, aligning agriculture and animal health with renewable energy while Kansas advances its bio science program begun in 2004 with the Kansas Economic Growth Act and the Kansas Bioscience Authority.
Williamsburg residents map Jayhawker Days for June 16 with sponsor Williamsburg Booster Club. Highlights include Pake McEntire Show fiddle act, open mike night, Boogie Woogie Band, baby show, parade, street dance, hog roast, ice cream social, and over 30 craft plus 10 food vendors. New attractions feature camel debut from Hedrick’s Nickerson zoo and helicopter rides by Preston Aviation Inc. for skyline views.
An Australian leader of Jews For Jesus will address the Ottawa audience at 6 30 p m Wednesday in First Baptist Church at 410 S Hickory St. Mendelsohn, Sydney branch director, outlines his Jewish upbringing and conversion, noting his claim of being 100 percent Jewish and 100 percent Christian. The talk is free and open to the public.
United Methodist Bishop Scott Jones and two other Protestant leaders have sent letters to state legislators urging attention to daily needs of vulnerable Kansans and constructive dialogue. They advocate preserving the social safety net, opposing gambling expansion, and promoting respectful, informed political engagement.
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