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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2005
Page
7
Ottawa film maker Karin Humbolt recruits local residents, including Yvonne Huan, to portray townfolk in a Sunday coronation scene for Nee Wollah. The project aims to counter outsiders’ perceptions and show a true small town life.
The medical examiner's office ended its effort to identify remains from the World Trade Center attack, leaving more than 1,100 victims still unidentified. Robert Shaler told the New York Daily News that identifications have ceased, with about half of the 2,749 dead remaining unnamed.
President Bush and German Chancellor Schroeder urged Iran to abandon nuclear weapons in a joint stance. They agreed Iran must be denied any nuclear capability, while differing on how to compel Tehran to comply during Bush’s European visit.
Kansas Lt. Gov. John Moore says legislators aim to craft a timely bipartisan school finance package addressing the court orders. He toured Ottawa Tuesday and warned the state must act by April 12 to avoid court takeover, noting most lawmakers are striving to find funding sources and costs for a workable plan.
A 11 a.m. Thursday public hearing at the Franklin County Office Annex in Ottawa explains a voluntary carbon credit program tied to the Chicago Carbon Exchange. Lake Region RC and D sponsors note eligible farmers may earn credits for low till or no till crops and post 1999 grass pastures, with Iowa Farm Bureau coordinating sales.
Senate advances Bill 56 to allow gas stations to skip ethanol pump stickers. Supporters argue labeling confuses customers and burdens retailers while some rural stations prefer labels to aid ethanol seekers. Opponents worry about withholding information from consumers and car corrosion myths are disputed by officials.
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